Body Jam 51 Tracklist

My fan also sent me the list for Body Jam 51. Yes, I am also a jammer with a hesitation of dancing on Sundays due to _________ classmates. I noticed that there are few unique songs and some are remixes of the same track. Reminds me of BJ 38 (Ran Kan Kan) and BJ 47 with Waters of March.
- Scared Of Me - Fedde le Grand feat. Mitch Crown
- Freeze - T-Pain feat. Chris Brown
- Shut Up And Let Me Go – The Ting Tings
- Da Latin Bomb – Filip Le Frick
- Oye Gloria – Estefan
- Oye Como Va (Filip Le Frick Remix) – Tito Puente Jnr feat. India
- Oye Como Va (Love Assassins Remix) – Tito Puente Jnr feat. India
- Oye (Pablo Flores 12″ Mix) – Gloria Estefan
- One Minute Man – feat. Ludacris Elliot, Missy “Misdemeanor”
- Bucci Bag – Vandalism
- My House - Kids Of 88
- Leave The World Behind (Dabruck & Klein Remix) - Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello, Laidback Luke feat. Deborah Cox
- Leave The World Behind - Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello, Laidback Luke feat. Deborah Cox
- I’ll Do Anything For You (Original Mix) - Lee McDonald
- Breathe Into Me (D.O.N.S & Menck Club Mix) - D.O.N.S. feat. Luke Parkin & Moira
And to answer my “fan”’s request, how about the music? LOL!
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RPM 45 Tracklist

Zephyr transformed to “your fan”. Ha ha ha. He/she caught me up again with the upcoming Les Mills RPM 45 – at the least on the Manila perspective.
- Life Is A Highway – Milan Roscoe
- Miles Away - CJ Murray
- True Faith (CK Kaine Remix) - Liz Kay
- All On Our Own - Midnight Youth
- Piranha - The Prodigy
- Bruised Water – Chicane feat. Natasha Bedingfield
- Burn It To The Ground – Swade
- The Man Who Can’t Be Moved – The Script
- Chasing Pavements – Adele
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One of my instructors in college asked me if it’s possible to use MySQL as a storage engine with ASP.NET and likewise use it with membership. I was a bit surprised since I haven’t touched MySQL for quite a long time and while it is possible, I never thought I would be encountering a situation like this.
I already have a WAMP system set-up in my machine, thanks to the XAMPP package for Windows but I only use Mercury in that package for testing sending out of e-mails in my web applications. Further, I have downloaded the latest MySQL connector for .NET applications and so I went.
Firing up Visual Studio 2008, created a .NET 2.0 website and followed this – it worked until step #15. I am not sure if it’s because the version but by default, the MySQL role provider didn’t appear in the website configuration tool. Since the content might change, I got a page print of the current version (as of this writing).
Here are some tips that I will provide:
Continue reading ‘Using MySQL with ASP.NET with Membership and Roles’
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3 Years

Today is my blog’s “3rd Anniversary”. Not really the date I started blogging but the time I realized that my old blogsite won’t last that long and I need to locate to a new blog host where I can continue blogging.
Blogging is something that I have been missing doing for the past months because of extreme busyness in various workload. No, I don’t hate my work, I love it really but it’s just that the moment when something pops out of my head and wishes to write something about it, I just can’t because of some office policies that prevents me from writing anything. I hope I can really get back into writing sometime. For a social animal like me, I find it difficult when I am unable to express or tell something what goes in my head that is worth discussing.
At any rate, this “thirst”/”hunger” might come to a near end. What’s 6 months anyway?
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Microsoft WebsiteSpark

If you are a team of independent web developers that build web applications and websites for others, Microsoft has a new program targetting you. Scott Guthrie, Microsoft Corporation’s VP for the Developer Division has announced the WebSiteSpark program, on top of the two existing start-up programs BizSpark and DreamSpark (for students). This program enables you to get software, support, and business resources from Microsoft at no cost for three years.
In a nutshell, the programs that you can immediately use upon confirmation of enrollment are the following:
- 3 licenses of Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition
- 1 license of Expression Studio 3 (which includes Expression Blend, Sketchflow, and Web)
- 2 licenses of Expression Web 3
- 4 processor licenses of Windows Web Server 2008 R2
- 4 processor licenses of SQL Server 2008 Web Edition
- DotNetPanel control panel (enabling easy remote/hosted management of your servers)
For more information, you can check the official announcement of the program here.
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