Body Jam 51 Tracklist

09Nov09

 

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.

1. Scared Of Me -  Fedde le Grand feat. Mitch Crown
2. Freeze -  T-Pain feat. Chris Brown
3. Shut Up And Let Me Go – The Ting Tings
4. Da Latin Bomb – Filip Le Frick
5. Oye Gloria – Estefan
6. Oye Como Va (Filip Le Frick Remix) – Tito Puente Jnr feat. India
7. Oye Como Va (Love Assassins Remix) – Tito Puente Jnr feat. India
8. Oye (Pablo Flores 12″ Mix) – Gloria Estefan
9. One Minute Man – feat. Ludacris Elliot, Missy “Misdemeanor”
10. Bucci Bag – Vandalism
11. My House -  Kids Of 88
12. Leave The World Behind (Dabruck & Klein Remix)  -  Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello, Laidback Luke feat. Deborah Cox
13. Leave The World Behind -  Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello, Laidback Luke feat. Deborah Cox
14. I’ll Do Anything For You (Original Mix) -  Lee McDonald
15. 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

08Nov09

 

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.

1. Life Is A Highway – Milan Roscoe
2. Miles Away  -  CJ Murray
3. True Faith (CK Kaine Remix) -  Liz Kay
4. All On Our Own -  Midnight Youth
5. Piranha -  The Prodigy
6. Bruised Water – Chicane feat. Natasha Bedingfield
7. Burn It To The Ground – Swade
8. The Man Who Can’t Be Moved  – The Script
9. Chasing Pavements  – Adele

 

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Using MySQL with ASP.NET with Membership and Roles

13Oct09

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:

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3 Years

09Oct09

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

28Sep09

 

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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