To output special characters not on your keyboard.

To output special characters that arent on your keyboard you can use the number key pad and the ALT key

For example ALT 0235 will output ë

To find the number you can use the Character Map application;

Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map

A whole lot of Linq

A blog post on Linq 2 Sql performance from Jeff Atwood

A whole load of linq posts from Bill Wagner' s blog

1. Exploring LINQ: Part 1 of N
2. LINQ Exploration 2
3. LINQ Exploration
4. The next LINQ installment
5. Another LINQ investigation item
6. Yet Another LINQ entry
7. I gotta have more LINQ content
8. More LINQ Investigation
9. Ordering LINQ results
10. Grouping LINQ results
11. LINQ Samples: Part 11
12. LINQ Samples: Part 12
13. Where you at item, where you at?
14. More LINQ: boolean tests on sequences
15. More LINQ: Aggregation operators
16. Miscellaneous LINQ methods
17. Deferred vs. Immediate query
18. Join Together
19. Linq to SQL (the technology previously known as DLinq)
20. DLINQ 2: Where clauses and database queries
21. LinqToSql: Translating C# to SQL
22. DLinq queries: Mathematics functions
23. LinqToSql: Joins
24. Linq2SQL: Group By Order By, and why I prefer C# To T-SQL
25. LINQ 2 SQL Set Operations
26. Paging output with Linq2SQL
27. LINQ to SQL Optimistic Concurrency: How LINQ to SQL behaves
28. More LINQ 2 SQL (finally)