mag ex nagktia

Girl: Mahal pa rin kita. Sana maging tayo ulit.

Boy: Ayoko. Nagtitipid na ko eh.

Girl: Eh di mo naman kailangan gumastos para mahalin ako eh.

Boy: Di naman pera ang tinitipid ko eh.

Girl: Eh ano?

Boy: PAGMAMAHAL. Baka kasi SAYANGIN mo lang ulet.

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ugly truth

Ang hirap nung yung mundo mo eh playground niya lang. Yung buhay mo, pastime niya lang. Yung ikamamatay mo, parang nawawalang piso niya lang. Yung sobrang pinapahalagahan mo siya eh balewala ka naman. Laman siya ng isip mo, ikaw naiisip lang niya pag may kailangan sayo. Napakahalaga niya sayo, samantalang ikaw ang tingin sayo eh ordinaryo.Guilty ka pag lumalabas na may kasama kahit kaibigan mo lang, pero siya nag-eenjoy sa buhay niya at di ka inaalala. Player siya, ikaw di man lang pumasang cheer leader.ikaw yung laruan na pag naiinip na siya at walang mapagbalingan eh sayo pupunta

Hindi naman 24 hours busy ang isang tao. Kaya di sapat na dahilan ang sabihin na kaya di ka niya mabigyan ng oras eh dahil busy siya. Hindi oras ang kulang kundi effort. Ano ba naman yung isa hanggang limang text para alamin kung buhay ka pa o hindi na di ba? Pero yun nga, walang effort to keep in touch. Di naman hinihiling na ibigay ang lahat ng oras mo eh. Kahit 2 mins.lang sana. Kahit simpleng kumusta ka na? Kaso, wala eh. Wala talaga

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walking dead season 3 episode 1

The Walking Dead returns tomorrow night and we’re back with the first of our early reviews for the new season. Like last season, I’ll make sure to keep these reviews free of major spoilers, but obviously, don’t read this if you haven’t been watching the trailers and have no idea what to expect.
Since it was first announced that The Walking Dead was coming to TV, fans of the comic book series have been excited at the thought of seeing The Governor and prison stories coming to life. Everything from the past two seasons has been leading up to this storyline and The Walking Dead Season 3 starts with one of the most impressive and ambitious season openings I’ve seen.
The story doesn’t pick up immediately after the events of the Season 2 finale and you’ll quickly realize that there are some changes in the group. Most notably, Lori’s pregnancy is further along and Rick needs to figure out where to have this baby. It doesn’t take long for them to stumble across a prison that may be a perfect home if it wasn’t for all of the walkers surrounding and inhabiting it.
When The Walking Dead first aired, the pilot episode was a big TV event that had a movie-quality feel to it. This was due to a creative team that included Frank Darabont, Gale Anne Hurd, and Greg Nicotero, who all had plenty of movie experience under their belts. While I had no major issues with the first Season 2 episode, it didn’t necessarily have that big event quality of the pilot. That’s certainly not the case with the Season 3 premiere, which feels like it could have been the first half of a Walking Dead movie.
The cast and crew really stepped up their game with this premiere. Not only are things moving at a considerably faster pace, but there are easily more walker kills than in previous episodes. Greg Nicotero and KNB EFX continue to impress with the walker effects, and horror fans should enjoy seeing the addition of animatronic walkers to the mix. It may feel like the episode is non-stop action, but there is also just enough downtime to let us know what these characters have been going through.
Like many, I was a huge fan of Shane in Season 2 and I have to say that you aren’t really given a chance to miss him. Fans of the comic series will be especially surprised by how quickly events transpire in just the first episode.  Similar to the past seasons, the story mirrors many of the major events from comic book, but isn’t a direct adaptation. You’ll notice that little changes have gone in to make up for the fact that Dale, Sophia, and Otis died off much earlier in the TV series. Also, fans of T-Dog and Maggie will be happy to learn that they have really stepped it up in Shane’s absence, along with the rest of the group.
The big focus of this episode is on Rick and the group of survivors discovering the prison. Because of it, you’ll see very little of Andrea and Michonne in this episode. Keep in mind, however, that there are sixteen episodes this season and we’ll see plenty of them and many brand new characters throughout the season.
It seems like this episode has also been designed as a great jumping on point for those who have never watched an episode of The Walking Dead. While you won’t be able to pick up on every little reference, you certainly won’t be lost following along. Those who are not fans of the show may not be won over by this episode, but I’d still suggest giving it a try. The episode definitely fits in line with the previous seasons, although it has a different pacing and feel to it that you may enjoy.
If you’ve been a fan of the TV series so far, I can’t see how you won’t be blown away by the opening of The Walking Dead Season 3. By the time it ends, you’ll be cursing your TV because you’ll want to get into the next episode right away. Having seen the second episode, I can tell you that it is just as impressive as the first. The cast and crew have certainly raised the bar with the Season 3 opening and I’m excited to see the world of The Walking Dead expand and change over the entire 16-episode season

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connecting ms access and vb,net

there are a number of different methods to "connect with MS-Access", but I'll assume for this conversation that you want to connect to an MS Access database and execute SQL statements against it. This is very easy to do in VB.NET and in the following code is a simple example of how you can create a VB.NET class to execute SQL statements against an Access database:

Code:

Public Class DatabaseConnector

    ''' <summary>
    ''' Returns an OLEDB connection string to an Access 2010 database
    ''' </summary>
    ''' <returns>The OLEDB connection string to the Access 2010 database</returns>
    Private Function GetConnectionString() As String

        ' Create the Connection string
        Dim strConnection As String
        strConnection = _
            "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;" & _
            "Data Source=C:\Test\DatabaseFile.accdb;" & _
            "User ID=Admin;Password=;"

        ' Return the Conntection string
        GetConnectionString = strConnection

    End Function ' End of: Private Function GetConnectionString() As String


    ''' <summary>
    ''' Allow the user to execute non-record returning queries
    ''' </summary>
    ''' <param name="SqlCode">The SQL Statement to execute against the database</param>
    ''' <returns>True if successful, otherwise False</returns>
    Public Function RunSqlNonQuery(SqlCode As String) As Boolean
        On Error GoTo HandleErrors

        Dim bResult As Boolean
        Dim cmd As OleDb.OleDbCommand

        ' Create the OLEDB Command object
        cmd = New OleDb.OleDbCommand(SqlCode)

        ' Open the Connection
        cmd.Connection = New OleDb.OleDbConnection(GetConnectionString())
        cmd.Connection.Open()

        ' Execute the SQL Statement
        cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()

        ' It looks like we've succeeded - return True
        bResult = True

ExitFunction:

        ' Close the connection
        If (Not IsNothing(cmd.Connection)) Then
            If (cmd.Connection.State <> ConnectionState.Closed) Then
                cmd.Connection.Close()
            End If
        End If

        ' Return the result and exit
        RunSqlNonQuery = bResult
        Exit Function

HandleErrors:

        ' Handle any errors here...
        MsgBox("An error was raised!" & vbNewLine & "Message: " & Err.Description, MsgBoxStyle.Critical, "Error")
        Err.Clear()
        bResult = False ' Return failure
        Resume ExitFunction

    End Function ' End of: Public Function RunSqlNonQuery(SqlCode As String) As Boolean

End Class  '  End of: Public Class DatabaseConnector

So, in the above code, notice the "GetConnectionString()" function just returns a connection string to an Access 2010 database. Notice that this connection string provides the full file path to the database file itself, specified through the "Data Source" parameter. Then notice the "RunSqlNonQuery()" function. This function will allow you to execute non-record returning SQL queries against the database. So then to use this DatabaseConnector class to connect to an Access database and execute SQL statements against it, you could create the following VB.NET code in a form:

Code:

Dim dbConnector As New DatabaseConnector
Dim strSql As String

' Create an INSERT SQL Statement
strSql = _
    "INSERT INTO [Table1] ( [Field1], [Field2] ) " & _
    "VALUES (""Field 1 Value"", ""Field 2 Value""); "

' Execute the SQL Statement against the Access database
dbConnector.RunSqlNonQuery(strSql)

So, in this above code, you just create a new instance of the "DatabaseConnector" class, create a SQL Statement (that in this case is non-record returning, like an INSERT or UPDATE statement), and then call the "RunSqlNonQuery()" method. Of course, if you wanted to run just a SELECT statement, you would have to create another method in the DatabaseConnector class that returns a DataReader (or something like that), but hopefully this example provides you with enough information to get you started. So, I hope all of this code helps, but please let me know if you have any other questions about this and I'll do what I can to help. 

Also, I should mention that Chapter 20: "Working with .NET" in the Access 2010 Programmer's Reference book talks about the various methods for using Microsoft Access with .NET, which provides lots of different examples of what you can do with .NET and Access. However, the code examples are actually in C# (and NOT VB.NET), but the basic objects are all the same and should at least provide a little insight into how things work.

Sincerely,

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Officials soften up on Cyber Crime Law

Apparently tired of the criticisms, Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III told dzMM he will file a resolution scrapping penalties against libel, both online and in print or broadcast media.

"Ngayon, ipagpalagay na natin na gusto nila, open talaga, gusto nila may freedom of expression sila. Gawin natin, pag-aralan natin sa Senado. Magpa-file ako sa Lunes, alisin na rin sa inyo, alisin na natin lahat, alisin na natin ang libel,” he said.

Source: http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/10/03/12/officials-soften-cybercrime-law

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