Barnaby suggests that if you are planning on attending, why not blog about it? http://feeds.feedburner.com/BarnabysCanadianItProWeblog?m=75

It is official, Visual Studio.NET 2005 and SQL Server 2005 final version and redistribution packages of .NET Framework 2.0 are available for MSDN subscribers . Let the new era of development begin!!!!

With the upcoming launch of Visual Studio .NET 2005, SQL Server 2005 and BizTalk Server 2006 it has generated a lot of interest among developers and IT professionals in understanding the new courses, exams and Microsoft certifications. Today, the new...

As a result of the great interest in the Nov 8 th Toronto Ready Launch Tour event, we have extended our capacity so that you have the opportunity to join us.  Don’t miss out, register now!   www.microsoft.ca/launch2005/

ReadyBuzz is here! The Launch Crew have created a series of short audio/video shows to give you a behind the scenes view to the all of the Launch activities. We will introduce you to the speakers, give you an preview of the content and let you know how...

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Check out Damir's latest post - Getting closer to the SQL Server 2005 Launch Event " Today I spent the morning with a few key individuals reviewing the content we will be presenting at the SQL Server 2005 Launch Event starting in Toronto on November...

Jerome once again writes about his ongoing development project with his Roku and dives into Windows Media Connect v2.   Diaries from my Roku SoundBridge - Windows Media Connect

Ryan Storgaard has posted part 2 of his entry on the importance of SQL Server 2005 to ISVs:   http://blogs.msdn.com/stoey/archive/2005/10/19/482964.aspx   " Folks, if you really want to seize an opportunity to drive some demand for your products...

For those that want to learn more about the Security options for Authentication and Authorization with the ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Models then I recommend you visit my blog as I outline how to enable different Advanced Password Security option when working...

Dan "Security Man" Sellers has 2 new posts on his blog around developer security:   Security Trimming and Site Navigation Service in ASP.Net 2.0   Security Process: Pattern and Practices Security Engineering

Dan Sellers continues his series of posts on ADAM.   http://blogs.msdn.com/dansellers/archive/2005/10/14/481262.aspx

Registration for this event is filling up fast, and we are already 80% full.  Don’t miss your opportunity to attend.  Get Ready.  Register today .

John Bristowe has posted a new entry on his blog discussing work items (amoung other things)   " Yesterday, I spent the entire day playing around with many of the new features in Visual Studio 2005 Team System, focusing specifically on the integration...

Time is running out for you to register for the MSDN Presentation Of The X05 Developer Track and the Xbox 360 VIP Preview.   MSDN Canada Presents The X05 Developer Track   Join us for a unique event targeting game development on Microsoft-based...

Ryan Storgaard, one of our ISV Platform Advisors, discusses what SQL Server 2005 means to Canadian ISVs.   " What I'd like to do, in a series of posts over the next little while, is to take a different approach to discussing the features of these...

John writes about the size and complexity of projects built on SQL Server being deployed by customers on his blog - http://blogs.technet.com/cdnitmanagers/archive/2005/10/13/412455.aspx

Want to know more about the ASP.Net 2.0 new features and enhancements? Wondering how Visual Studio 2005 might make you more productive, write less code and have more spare time to work on those “real” development projects! Is there such thing as a smart...

Are you planning on, or already, blogging about the upcoming SQL/VS/BizTalk launch? Do you plan to take any photos at the launch events? If you answered yes to any of these, take a look at my blog post http://blogs.technet.com/barnaby_jeans/archive/2005...

If you are a game developer or interested in game development using VS2005 and other Microsoft-based technologies, you need to check this out:   http://blogs.msdn.com/mark_relph/archive/2005/10/12/480415.aspx

Wow ! The excitement around the tour continues. The Toronto event is now accepting waitlist registrations only.   Don't miss your chance to attend your local event. Visit the Launch page - www.microsoft.com/canada/launch2005     Tag: [ Launch2005...

Scott Guthrie looks at some techniques for managing large numbers of files and directories when creating Web projects in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.   This article originally appeared on Scott's blog. Join in the discussion here   http://msdn...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/launch2005/   As part of the Launch activities the MSDN team has built a special knowledge center focused on helping you learn Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 and Biztalk 2006.  It is filled with great articles and webcasts...

The new designers (Application Designer, System Designer, Logical Data Center Designer, Deployment Designer and others) in Visual Studio 2005 are going to make it easier for both seasoned developers as well as beginning developers to write code. And these...

The tour events are really beginning to fill up. We have just had word that the Edmonton Technet event (the morning session) is now officially full and anyone registering will be placed on the waitlist. The afternoon still has space, as do most of the...