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 Thursday, August 07, 2003
.Common - beat poetry

I performed my new beat poem ". <dot> Common" at the LuvJonz last night around 10:30pm to a smoke filled room of very supportive and jazzy people at Ohm

(By the way, The Ohm is now the new home of Johnny Ray's Grill.  I spoke with Johnny Ray briefly, and it's he's got some fantastic beef brisket for like $2.  He'll be open 24 hours on the weekends, so you just gotta get down there and get some grub.)

Anyway, it was a blast, and I hope to be down there more often.  It's a different vibe than Standup, and very different vibe than C# and PowerPoint. (although, not that different if you've ever seen one of my presentations! )


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I will be there with Managed Bells on...

I shall be there.  I'm really looking forward to this one.  TechEd is fun, but PDC is the social and technical event of any season.

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More interesting code from my buddy Sairama - How to create an object with a private constructor

using System;
namespace Corillian.Testing
{
 
     class PrivateClass
      {
            public string Name;
            public int    Age;
            private PrivateClass() 
            { 
                  Name = "not initialized";
                  Age = 0;
            }
      } 

      class Test
      {
            static void Main(string[] args)
            {
                  /// The following statement will not work as the constructor is private
                  /// PrivateClass newpTest = new PrivateClass();
                  /// ;But you can create the object through Serialization 
                  PrivateClass ptest = (PrivateClass)System.Runtime.Serialization.FormatterServices.GetUninitializedObject( typeof(PrivateClass) );
                  ptest.Name = "Scott";
                  ptest.Age = 0x1D;

                  Console.WriteLine( String.Format("{0} {1}",ptest.Name,ptest.Age );
            }
      }
}


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