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why staying with a host family is better than staying in a normal room in residence halls?

iam going to Germany for the unversity, but first im having an intensive German course, the language institute is offering studios and rooms in hall of residence as well as host families.
I dont know why most of the people go for the host family option, i see it as living with people, and not having good privacy , and it’s for the same price, or are there any benefits from this host family’s thing.

So u may try it…its fun u know and a lotta advantages for u…just go for it…

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What company currently has the cheapest yet best web hosting?

I am looking for web hosting for two domains I currently own.
Specifically one that is a good value but has everything I need. Large data transfers, lots of traffic (bandwidth) and has tools to handle a secure store as well as discussion boards and email.

http://www.JuicyHosting.com or http://www.LocoDomains.com , they both are very good

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VB .NET good for coding a website with a database?

I need to code a website which will be database intensive.
The host provides mySQL database free.
Is VB .NET good for choice for coding the website?
If so, with version is best for internet applications?

You don’t make Web sites with VB.NET; you use ASP.NET. You can code ASP.NET with any of the .NET languages, including VB.NET, but you write an ASP.NET site, not a VB.NET site. The distinction is very important.

Yes, ASP.NET is a fine way to go about developing data-intensive Web sites, especially since it is very abstracted — there are lots of built-in tools and controls to manipulate data, and you need not know much coding at all to make them work.

http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/

That said, ASP.NET is not necessarily better than PHP or any other server scripting language for making data-driven Web sites. It’s a matter of taste, largely.

Note to previous user: Getting MySQL to work with ASP.NET is no chore at all.

Support for MySQL is built into ADO.NET via ODBC and OLE.

in ADO.NET, the same objects, methods, properties and events, just with slightly different names, are available for MySQL as are available for SQL Server and Access.

If you don’t know what you are talking about, please do not answer.

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