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  1. APPL 10:01 AM Dec 15th from StockTwits
  2. @xtopher1974 I might be able to help. Will be looking for backend database work/ contact me. 8:24 PM Dec 14th from web in reply to xtopher1974
  3. And yes, it seems like they think I should pay for it & the video card 2:16 PM Nov 17th from TweetDeck
  4. my employer seems to think I should purchase a second monitor to do my job (I work from home). Can they do that? 2:15 PM Nov 17th from TweetDeck
  5. Rapidshare Downloads @ http://dupedb.com/ #dupedb #Dubaimetro #altc2009 2:24 AM Sep 9th from API
  6. http://bit.ly/PjUIH Well now, the hidden truths come out. 2:34 PM Aug 20th from TweetDeck
  7. Not sure if doing a business plan will get me into managing the boarding stable where my horses are boarded. It'd save board money for me. 11:50 AM Aug 18th from TweetDeck
  8. @mike_acton If you prefer the teen years, you've got to be a masochist... 12:11 PM Jul 29th from TweetDeck in reply to mike_acton
  9. http://bit.ly/JSKEr Inversion of Control 10:09 AM Jul 26th from TweetDeck
  10. @lazycoder enjoy while they are young, When she gets to teen years, you're dumber than a doorknob and lamer than a 2 dollar bill. 9:22 AM Jul 26th from TweetDeck in reply to lazycoder
  11. http://bit.ly/BrQzv Remade :Toto's Africa: Group members simulate an African thunderstorm with their hands. a cappella jazz choir 11:26 AM Jul 21st from TweetDeck
  12. @rowdyrhoda OOP would be covered in an language class for an OOP language because they go hand in hand. 11:08 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  13. @rowdyrhoda Design Patterns & Testing are related but not necessarily covered in any language classes 11:07 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  14. @rowdyrhoda http://bit.ly/19M4Pm 6:03 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  15. @rowdyrhoda yr choic = your choice.. sorry bout that 6:02 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  16. @rowdyrhoda Design Patterns & Testing is not layout, color, design... it's programming stuff. 6:02 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  17. @rowdyrhoda Once you understand OOP & have an OOP language, start looking at Design Patterns & Testing ... keep on reading & reading... 1:40 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  18. @rowdyrhoda Get the basics of one language first, learn Object Oriented Programming along with an OOP language like C# or VB.NET or yr choic 1:38 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  19. @rowdyrhoda Lost count of languages, some I know well, others have been forgotten, some I get by in... depends on usage. 1:38 PM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda
  20. @rowdyrhoda As an MCT, I went with C# because I came from Java ((syntax was similar). But as a trainer, I can use VB.NET when necessary. 9:30 AM Jul 15th from TweetDeck in reply to rowdyrhoda