Yes -- www.asp.net has finally jumped onto the RSS bandwagon.  We are now sending out the article feed -- I'm subscribed http://www.asp.net/modules/articleRss.aspx?count=7&mid=64  

Just got back from COMDEX -- This is a conference that I had wanted to go to for a long time.  When I was in high school, and a super big geek, this was the place I had to go.  I never went -- It did not live up to my expectations.  Mind...

Or I should say, my blogging World -- check out Aaron Roe Fulkerson's  Blog, good source of information

Yes, it is already time to start thinking about it -- at least for me.  I wanted to ask all of you, what you want to see at TechEd.  What Visual Studio .NET 2003 and .NET F/X 1.1 content is important?  What "Whidbey" content will help...

Posts like this  are what make it worthwhile to blog.  I just wish I had more time to dedicate to it :)

http://news.com.com/2008-1025-5094753.html  

Get it now, for free!  Some guy is hosting Moveable Type based blogs for free at weblogs.us You get a blog, 100mb of hosting (for photoblog or whatever), and 1gb of traffic FOR FREE..  what a deal -- if you wanted to start blogging but...

the things you do late at night when you don't feel well.. delirious even.. go see Kill Bill if you haven't -- think all the good parts of Pulp Fiction with twice the gore of Resevoir Dogs -- its a trip.

John Coggeshall  has started an interesting dialogue on his blog about why Microsoft cares about open source ( specifically PHP)... you should check it out and join in on the discussion.

JohnMont put down the results of a rather long conversation about the differences between snobbish and pretentious that occurred on a walk back from the PDC with Prashant and myself.  It even continued on into conversation at the Engine Company...

David Sklar mentioned my little PHPCon rant and I saw a bunch of traffic coming this way.  Kinda weird.  But it does provide me with an interesting opportunity... to get feedback from PHP folks directly -- So I propose some questions...