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As the title states, i'm pretty darn new to Sharepoint. I come from a primarily desktop programming background but I've got some google-fu and a moderate amount of knowledge in server-client applications.

What I am trying to do is add a single button to a page that calls some server-side .NET code, which in turn would make a single tcp request to a server of my choice.

Whenever I try to set a <script runat="server"> tag, i get an error page saying no code blocks allowed, and whenever I try to set an <asp:button OnClick=""> i get a no OnClick events allowed.

I've read that a "User Control" would allow me to perform this action, but I have no idea how to create one of those and

I just unlocked this beauty, and my very first time using it was just amazing.

I usually run Bolt, LAR, potential energy, and reach; and that combo with the explosive nitron, i hit a 250 grab within the first 5 seconds of the game, and then consistently for the rest of the match within 10 seconds of spawn. Mind you, this was on katabatic and could never work on Crossfire or Arx, but still, why don't more people run EN over IN? Paired with Potential energy, i get almost t1-esque air/jet time, and coming down a nice big hill like middle of kata seems like a wonderful compliment.

Thoughts?

I'm using a very basic setup for svnserve to provide an svn:// repository to my local network.

Here's my setup, as well as my problem: pastebin

each time i modify i restart the server entirely using killall svnserve.

i've tried passwd with both : and = forms, i've added an authz-db line with a simple authz config of [/] \ * = rw, all with no luck.

Any suggestions?

P.S. my svnserve version is 1.6.12 with Cyrus SASL

A few years back I noticed a bit of a trend in that aweful subject of primes. When you add any two consecutive primes together the sum, plus and minus one, produces a pair of numbers that are each separately either prime, a prime square, or a multiple of exactly two primes.

Now I haven't done an awful lot of research on the subject, but I've not come across any mentions of this phenomena relating to its validity or even existence.

Do any redditors know something about this or is it novel to a degree?

Just so you guys know, its not worth trying to pass this off as your own since I've already got a nationally published mention of working on it. But feel free to prove or disprove to your hea