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idle6322-Dec-13 1:36

22-Dec-13 1:36

Not clear for me. Supose I like to refer in my solution to your solution #1. Configure unity Container[^]

How can I get the href which points exactly to your solution?

Thank you for your patience with a beginner

modified 22-Dec-13 7:43am.

Re: A little variety

DaveAuld22-Dec-13 2:44

DaveAuld

22-Dec-13 2:44

You just copy the full address from the browser address bar.

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Re: A little variety

Richard MacCutchan22-Dec-13 4:01

Richard MacCutchan

22-Dec-13 4:01

idle63 wrote:
Not clear for me.

Well my apologies, but I cannot make it much clearer. I assume that you do know how to select the text in the address bar and press "Ctrl+C"?

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Re: A little variety

idle6323-Dec-13 0:51

idle63

23-Dec-13 0:51

Thank you for your feedback. I think simply my assumption is wrong. I always tried to make a link to a specific solution, but it seems this is not possible. Only a link to a question seems to be possible.

Happy Abliguritions, and Obliterations !

BillWoodruff21-Dec-13 15:09

BillWoodruff

21-Dec-13 15:09

As the latest enactment of Thailand's national political psychodrama flirts with (yet another) denouement today, on the streets of Bangkok ("Krungthep," literally, the "City of Angels," always the venue for such dangerous cataclysms in the body-politic of this Kingdom of Smiles and Paradoxes-Without-Cognitive-Dissonance), on this, the shortest day of the year, the Solstice ...

How appropriate the OED word-of-the-day-e-mail brings:

Quote:
† abligurition, n.
[‘ Extravagant spending on food and drink.’]
Etymology: < post-classical Latin abligurition-, abliguritio action of devouring (4th cent.) < classical Latin abligūrīt-, past participial stem of abligūrīre to squander on dainties ( < ab- ab- prefix + ligūrīre (also ligurrīre) to be dainty, lick, lick up: see ligurion n.) + -iō -ion suffix1. Compare earlier abligurie n.
Obs. rare—0.
Extravagant spending on food and drink.
1742 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict., Abligurition, a prodigal spending in Belly-Cheere.

Well ... given almost all my sense of taste is gone (physically, that is), I am afraid my consumption of dainties will be confined to just another liter of fresh-made soy-milk, sweetened with the aphrodisiacal ambrosia of the exudate of the female sugar-palm tree.

I do want to wish all of you, my mentors, peers, boon companions making merit in the service of the Goddess Techne ... and your families ... a happy, and healthy, Holy-Holi-Days !

“I'm an artist: it's self evident that word implies looking for something all the time without ever finding it in full. It is the opposite of saying : 'I know all about it. I've already found it.'

As far as I'm concerned, the word means: 'I am looking. I am hunting for it. I am deeply involved.'”

Vincent Van Gogh

Re: Happy Abliguritions, and Obliterations !

Gary R. Wheeler22-Dec-13 1:42

Gary R. Wheeler

22-Dec-13 1:42

Sounds like, well, interesting nog you're imbibing there Bill. Best wishes of the season, and do keep your head down while the psychodrama plays out.

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Finally

Christian Graus21-Dec-13 10:51

Christian Graus

21-Dec-13 10:51

So, I've been working in an office for six weeks now, and loving it. My last job got me interested in learning more about SQL, and my first task in my new job was basically ALL SQL, so all that study paid off. I've really come to love SQL, actually, so I've decided to write a series of articles on it. It's a long time since I wrote for CP, it feels good to be back in the saddle, as such.

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