Product: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express — The installer has encountered an unexpected error installing this package. This may indicate a problem with this package. The error code is 29506.

The problem is that User Access Controls (UAC) interferes with the installation process and causes it to fail. In order to get around the UAC issue, follow these few simple steps:

1. Save the SQL Server Management Studio MSI file to, say, “C:\temp”
2. Go to Start > All Programs > Accessories
3. Right-click on “Command Prompt”, and click “Run as Administrator”
4. Once you open the command prompt, browse to “C:\temp”
5. Run the MSI file by typing in the name of the file and hitting Enter

The installation will run using the administrator privileges inherited by the command prompt.

You should now be free of any error code 29506. Good luck!

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- “myTable” is the name of the table with duplicate rows
- “id” is the name of the primary key identifier in “myTable”
- “groupByColumn” is the name of the column used to differentiate records as duplicates

Example: Table of Videos with the duplicate match being made on the “title” field.

DELETE FROM `videos` WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT t1.id FROM (SELECT id, title FROM `videos` ORDER BY id DESC) as t1 GROUP BY t1.title)

It’s a good SQL query to save or bookmark for those times when you need do some maintenance or cleanup during development.

The article covers the following topics:
• Optimizing the ASP.NET pipeline system
• ASP.NET, AJAX caching, and what you need to know
• Deploying ASP.NET from a staging to a production environment
• Optimizing the ASP.NET process configuration
• Using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) with your ASP.NET apps
• ASP.NET 2.0 Membership tables
• Progressive UI loading for a smoother, end-user, browser experience
• Optimizing ASP.NET 2.0 Profile provider

Original article:

# Deny all search bots, web spiders
User-agent: *
Disallow: /

The website hailed by Obama and driven by the motivation to have a “transparent” government is attempting to hide the content on it’s website? Seems kind of fishy to me.

Personally, I believe it’s a simple mistake on the part of the developers, and that disallowing search engine traffic via robots.txt is a common practice. However, I think it’s a topic worthy of discussion.

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However, what happens when your website actually starts getting traffic? I had an experience where my company put their trust in a shared hosting company (*cough* Dreamhost *cough*). When it came down to it, one of our websites had a lot of visitors one evening, and after battling to keep things running smoothly, the host ultimately disabled our website via renaming the index file to index.php_disabled_by_host. Seriously? So much for saving money and “unlimited” space and bandwidth… which brings me to my next point.

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is the answer. The concept of a cloud host is that it takes the best of the scalable, dedicated world and lets you just pay for what you use. You put your website in the cloud and instantly your application is scaled across multiple webservers. Your files are stored on a redundant SAN mirrored across many physical drives. Database queries are performed on powerful, multi-node database clusters. You don’t have to think about “how am I going to handle all of that traffic?” because it just happens automatically. You no longer have to think about “do I need a Windows or Linux based account?”. It doesn’t matter. You can run ASP.NET applications side-by-side PHP web sites. It’s the cloud that doesn’t mind – it’s cool with whatever you want to do. I highly recommend checking out Ninja Systems, the company, if you are serious about scaling your website, and if you don’t want to waste your time recreating another scalable infrastructure that you need to manage yourself.

It’s a brand new camera from Canon that features 21 Megapixel resolution with insanely sharp HD video recording. One of the first people to get their hands on the camera was , who produced a short film shot exclusively with the 5D using a wide array of lenses, and created

My friend already , but when you see the quality of this camera, you’ll agree the good word deserves to be spread.

If anyone decides to get one when it is officially released, I’d highly recommend uploading your videos to so you will retain the highest quality videos possible.

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What do you do?

To build your own Joomla video community from the ground up, you will need to:

1. Create your own video player – most likely it would be in built in Flash
2. Convert raw videos to an Internet-appropriate size & quality
3. Upload your converted videos to your server (or hosting provider’s server)
4. Keep a close eye on your server resources: disk space and bandwidth in particular. Videos will fill up your free space much more quickly than images, web pages, or any other type of file.
5. Install a Joomla video gallery component that provides support for using your own files.
6. Optional: If you want to allow users to “stream” videos (meaning they can jump around different parts of the video without downloading the entire thing), it will usually require a separate streaming server, and someone with the technical know-how to get things running smoothly.

For those who don’t have the opportunity, time, know-how, or resources to do the above, then what other option do you have if you don’t want to have low-quality videos with another business’ branding?

The answer:

JVideo is a component – with it you can upload videos, organize videos, stream videos, and more. You don’t need to purchase additional hardware or worry about your videos directing your customers elsewhere. JVideo uses an API powered by Infinovision, so all you need to do is setup an account, install the component, and you’re good to go. It’s a new way to think about video hosting. In fact, you pretty much don’t have to think about it.

Check out the video below from the JVideo demo site and compare it to the YouTube equivalent (try full-screen for a real eye-opener):

YouTube’s version:

Check out the to see what they’re all about.