My Space In The Net

You can go to Google search and type in:

site:www.yoursite.com *** -sjpked

replacing ‘yoursite’ with your domain/site to see what pages are indexed in Google’s Supplemental Index.

If you see any important pages there you should check your whole linking structure of your site. Are these pages linked properly? Are they orphaned? Are they well positioned in your internal site architecture? If there are obvious interior linking problems with these pages, fix them.

It is also a good idea to see what percentage of your pages are in this index.

How To Calculate Your Supplemental Index Ratio

You can get your percentage of Supplemental results by dividing the number of pages in the supplemental index by the total number of pages in the main index.

site:www.yoursite.com *** -sjpked
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site:www.yoursite.com

full source: Google’s Supplemental  Index - What You Need To Know By Titus Hoskins

Covers Obfuscation tools for use in obfuscating .NET application .EXE files and .DLL components - Mike Gunderloy

Categories discussed in this Guide:

• Obfuscators
• Compilers
• Linkers
• Encrypting Launchers

Dino Esposito will be our special guest in Sofia, Bulgaria. For two days, 04-05 July, we will have the chance to attend this 400 level course and learn from the author of the most recognizable books for ASP.NET.
Learn how to plug into the ASP.NET infrastructure, build asynchronous pages, utilize ASP.NET AJAX machinery and monitor requests.
All attendees will have the chance to get Dino’s latest book on ASP.NET AJAX signed personally by him.

Dino Esposito is a trainer and consultant based in Rome, Italy. Member of the Wintellect team, Dino specializes in ASP.NET and ADO.NET and spends most of his time teaching and consulting across Europe and the United States. In particular, Dino manages the ADO.NET courseware for Wintellect and writes the Cutting Edge column for MSDN Magazine.

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The ORM Smackdown! - Show #240
Ted Neward and Oren Eini agreed to discuss Object Relational Mapping practices at DevTeach in Montreal, Quebec May 16, 2007. This is a slightly longer show than usual, but we think you’ll agree it was worth it.

Ted Neward is an independent consultant specializing in high-scale enterprise systems, working with clients ranging in size from Fortune 500 corporations to small 10-person shops. He is an authority in Java and .NET technologies, particularly in the areas of Java/.NET integration (both in-process and via integration tools like Web services), back-end enterprise software systems, and virtual machine/execution engine plumbing.

Oren Eini is a .NET developer living in Israel and currently working for We! He is heavily involved in the nHibernate project among other things. You can read his blog at

Some of the topics covered:

• Using Logic in sprocs
• sprocs vs. dynamic SQL
• object databases
• modeling the database first or the object model first ?
• more

In response to customer suggestions and many rounds of usability testing, MSDN now has a new look:

• Improved Search
  • Refinement by Product/Technology and Content Type.
  • Search more stuff
  • Auto-complete
  • Non-English Search
• Inclusive, Contextual Navigatio
  • Contextual, tabbed navigation
  • Merging Library and Developer Centers
  • Every Developer Center now has consistent top-level navigation
  • Drop-down breadcrumbs provide site context

See the Search and Navigation Improvements on MSDN

Blogger Amit Agarwal released quick & easy tool (Google AdSense Sandbox) where you type any web page URL (e.g. cnn.com) or keywords (e.g. paris hilton), select a country (optional) and hit Enter to see the latest Google Ads that are contextual and geo-targeted.

Novell planning an implementation of Silverlight 1.1 for Linux. Eearly planning document is here and we are using this group for the discussing the technical implementation challenges.

Moonlight?  is Mono-based implementation of Silverlight.