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...: 1. Enter the hotmail,gmail,aol email id. 2. Enter password according to that mail id. After submitting this information, I want to get the contacts in that my mail id. How can I do this. Whenever I login next time, my contacts should be there in the list of my application. Pls visit http://www.spokeo.com for this functionality. There is many gems for it, but I didn''t get any right solution. Please let me know if u have any query about it. Thanks Raj Kumar Goyal --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google G...

hi, i''m indexing a really large db table (~4.2 million rows). i''ve noticed that after ~2M records, index performance decreases by almost an order of magnitude. full dataset graph here: http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o244/spokeo/indexer-data.jpg here''s a couple best-fit lines that represent the data points: 0-2M : y = 78.65655x + 144237.5 2.5M+ : y = 10.79832x + 1980630 the part that strikes me as most odd is the bend between 2M and 2.5M. i haven''t read the ferret algorithm, but i would expect either...