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I have been doing consulting for many years and had felt that I would always be a consultant because of how much I enjoyed it. However, an unbelievable opportunity has presented itself. Microsoft has approached me to work for them … Continue reading →

OK, I know multiple posts within a few minutes are a bit chaotic but I just had to share this one. I had a hectic few days and missed this one posted Thursday, June 28th. The WPF team has released … Continue reading →

There is an incredable array of new and amazing technologies coming down in the .Net 3.0 Framework. Many of us have been drooling endlessly waiting for them to settle. For those of you out there who want to know more … Continue reading →

Pardon, the non-technical post, but I have something important to say. As developers we sometimes get completely absorbed into our software projects and we pour 110% of ourselves into doing the best job possible. In doing so, we often forget … Continue reading →

Heads up everybody! Beta 3 of IE7 is now out and available. But there are some quirks about the uninstall of the previous bits. If you’ve been using Beta2, Beta2 Preview or Beta1, then check out the IE teams blog … Continue reading →

I keep thinking that I’ll wait to post until I have my big news, but I keep hearing great stuff and I have to share it. The word of the day is CodePlex!This is Microsoft’s new code sharing site. It’s … Continue reading →

Sometimes the smallest of things can really make your day. I came across something that I’m sure everyone else knew, but somehow I had missed it. In IE 6x, you can press Control-N and it will open a new window … Continue reading →

It looks like a dream is about to come true. All the pieces are not yet in place, but we’ve started down the path. Just so I won’t jinx it, I’ll wait until I have just a couple more pieces … Continue reading →

Stay posted, I hope to have some really amazing news. My excitement level is off the charts. I hope it all works out.

The announcement yesterday came as a surprise, although some had already guessed. When Ozzie came in, I knew then that a direction change was coming. When Sinofsky replaced Allchin, it was again another indicator of the changes on the horizon. … Continue reading →