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Happy 150th birthday to all of the Canadian Daniweb members. ![DSCF4166.JPG](/attachments/large/3/02ce0218964c94dddb8a85068c2570bb.JPG "align-center")

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If anyone is able to help, I'd like to create a single-line text on my site that says "Happy birthday to Samantha" whenever it's her birthday, or whenever it's another kid in my program's birthday. Including the capacity for multiple birthdays on the same day (comma spaced), the date, and/or …

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So you want to find out which day of the week you were born. Well at least some of us do. I actually wrote this program because my whole family was born on Sundays, and my friends didn't believe it! An oldie but goodie, moved from DeSmet C to Turbo …

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hi, i have a table in database that contains birthday column varchar()- i choose varchar because ecoder could input birthday like 1. 1993-14-03 2. 1993-03-14 3. March 14 4. March 14,1993 5.etc.... Now my problem i want to detect what month is their birthday could some help me?

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It may seem like email has been around forever, but actually it is exactly 40 years since the first email was sent by the man credited with inventing it, engineer Ray Tomlinson, on Wednesday 8th June 1971. [attach]21227[/attach] Tomlinson was a computer engineer who was working for a company that …

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Happy Birthday to the .com domain, 25 years old today. Yes, it really was way back on the 15th March 1985 that symbolics.com became the very first true dotcom company by registering a .com domain on the Internet. Today there are no less than 80 million registered dotcom websites. One …

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In 1987, Thomas Knoll developed a pixel imaging program called Display. It was a simple program to showcase grayscale images on a black-and-white monitor. However, after collaborating with his brother John Knoll, the two began adding features that made it possible to process digital image files. The program eventually caught …

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