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DDD, a nap or Silverlight and TFS

Now if that is not a broad title what is? I'm torn at the moment between spending some time working on a domain design that is sorely needed for my day job, reading and taking a nap- because I do not feel all that well, or working on a Silverlight 2.0

Claimspace, a dead hard drive and Harry Potter on Wikipedia

I haven't read a Harry Potter book since the third one. I started them later than most readers and thus was working through them back to back when the third one came out. I was tired of reading them before I got to the third and have never gone back to

Leave It to Hanselman For Digging Deeper With Silverlight and Safari

Appears Scott Hanselman has gotten further along than I even attempted related to Silverlight under Safari. Check out the comments as well. Technorati tags: Safari , Silverlight

Trying Out Safari

I'm giving Apple's Safari Browser a whirl. It will never replace IE7 for me because of the many Microsoft specific type things I often deal with such as OWA and SharePoint. It seems to be YANB (Yet Another Browser) with the usual Apple cosmetics. Then

I moved from AT&T/Cingular to Verizon For The Treo Will I Move Back For the iPhone? No.

About 2 years ago I moved from AT&T Wireless/Cingular to Verizon for multiple reasons. One was the horrific customer service I was getting after Cingular bought AT&T. Additional reasons were the wireless internet connection and the Treo 700w that

Call to Arms on Web 2.0

I'm one of those that dislikes the entire phrase Web 2.0 and all it represents. At least my interpretation of what Web 2.0 represents. I received the following reminder from the Boston .NET Users Group . The May meeting of the Boston .NET User Group will

Korby Parnell Introduces Microsoft Tagspace

I like the things that come out of Collaborative Community endeavours of Microsoft. One of the major players is Korby Parnell who's blog Korby Parnell's Social Software Wunderkammer is a great resouce on not only what Microsoft is doing but also Microformats

Joost Invites

I received 3 Joost invites today. One was promised and given away. I have two more. If you want one let me know. Technorati tags: Joost

Joost's First Commercial

I posted (very abbreviated) about Joost a few weeks back Joost has posted their first commercial on YouTube . Rumor has it that Joost will be moving out of beta very soon. Let's see. I'm stoked. Especially if I will be able to load onto my iPod. Here

MSDN and more productive life?

Rob Caron asks, in his Visual Studio Decennial, Redux "Has the MSDN Library made your life - at least when it comes to your development efforts - simpler and more productive?" Let me think... how do I phrase this. Hell yes!

I wasn't crazy when I compared Shadowfax...er... EDRA and PIAB

I just ran across this post Similarity between EntLib 3.0 Policy Injection Application Block and EDRA by Erwyn van der Meer on technorati by accident. I didn't have a pingback from this post on my blog so I decided I'd point others to it. Glad to know

Spec#

I'm very excited to pass along that Spec# has a new release. I personally am very interested in Spec# because I am a big fan of assertions (though I far too often don't practice what I preach) and this is a giant leap beyond that. Check it out. I love

Consulting Constraint, Consulting Activism, Judicial Constraint and Judicial Activism- unlikely bedfellows?

*WARNING- work in process. Multiple revisions and reposts to come. Software development always involves a client and thus always involves consulting to that client. How much and how active that consultation creates a spectrum of consulting constraint

P2P Calendar- Tungle

I need to set up a new category for my cloud, P2P. Mentioning Joost the other day and Tungle today. You can find the Tungle blog informative in a marketing sort of way- with its three entries, which is up 300% over the last nine months entries. ;-) As

The Demons Inside - not technical all personal philosophical

My wife and I have been married almost 3 years. My how time flies. In that time we have moved temporarily to Montana just because we could as a last hoorah before heading off into matrimony and trying our best to have children. We were married about half

J.D. Meier Post

J.D. Meier's blog is one i read fairly religously. Much I agree with, some things make me think and I don't know whether I agree or not and yet others gte me started off in areas that very much like to discuss. One of hist lastest posts on Structuring

Why I am not at the MVP summit this week.

At the last moment (Saturday) I called and cancelled my hotel reservations, cancelled my flight to get my reward miles back that I had consumed in order to fly out for free and decided not to attend the Microsoft MVP Summit for this week. Why? A few reasons

A Sample Four Day Team System Envisioning

I perform a lot of work with Team System often in some sizable companies. As such, I often do a envisioning, or POC phases with a client that can run from days to weeks depending on the nature of the client need. As an example of an agenda that might

If you are a Lutz Roeder Reflector Fan... and who isn't

Make sure you check out The Stuff about Stuff blog post about Lutz Roeder's release of Reflector 5.0

My Readyboost Performance run results

I have a Toshiba R25-S3513 Convertable Tablet. It has 3 GB of RAM with a maximum of 4 that it can support. It's a Core 2 Duo (64bit) running Vista x86. I had the 4GB Patriot XT XPorter High Speed USB Flash . The flash drive is 233x I think and about 32MB/s.

My GTD approach with Outlook 2007 and Timeboxing

My life has been pretty complicated lately- lots of people wanting lots of things and me, ever the person desiring to please, doing my best to accommodate. To top it off I have issues with staying on focus. Go figure. Recently, a respected and new co-worker

What every office needs

There is no doubt my wife would never let me get this unless something tragic happens and it's an alternative to me doing nothing. This could be dangerous for those all-nighters. But it is very comforting to know such things exist if I did have a special

TechEd 2007 the build up

TechEd 2007 registration opened up recently for registration and for submission of Bird of a Feather Session. I am still waiting on my invite to make a call for papers proposal but have yet to receive one. ;-). Last year, I did a birds of a feather session.

Wikinomics and the String Theory of Software

I just received a new book I ordered. Wikinomics- How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything . I'm excited to get a chance to read it. I hope it turns out to be everything I'd expect. To wash it down with I have The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business

Code Camp 7 - Deer in the Headlights

Come one, come all! The official save the date for " Code Camp 7 - Deer in Highlights " has been announced by Chris Bowen . I love that title and is probably a bit of a self reference as Chris has recently moved into Microsoft and into the role that Thom
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