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• SharePoint Diagnostic Tool - Snapshot

  [placeholder] Read More... Posted Tuesday, January 13, 2009 7:47 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments Filed under: SharePoint

• SharePoint Diagnostic Tool - Trends

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• Starting on SharePoint Server team

  Next week, I start working on the SharePoint Server team. This is a big change for me after working for 7 years in the Developer Division. Working on setup and patching has been exciting and taught me more than I could have imagined. The downside has Read More... Posted Thursday, January 11, 2007 1:35 AM by KMorrill | 0 Comments Filed under: Other blogs, SharePoint, Enterprise Portal, career

• Good article on programmability in Office 2007

  There's a fairly good article on some of the key points of Office 2007's programmability experience at http://www.adtmag.com/article.aspx?id=18978 I don't directly work on this at Microsoft, but have been following it more as a user. I am really interested Read More... Posted Thursday, August 17, 2006 9:13 AM by KMorrill | 0 Comments

• Programming for Everyone

  I have been playing with an idea for several months now in my head. I want it to be easier for average people to program on their own. This is something that has been pursued in CS for a long time, and it is a bit of an impossible dream to many people. Read More... Posted Friday, July 28, 2006 11:19 AM by KMorrill | 2 Comments

• Cool write up on Procedural Generation

  There is a cool write up on this at http://nintendo.about.com/library/procedural/blprocedural1.htm .kkrieger looks sweet! I hope there are some great things exposed as a platform for game developers soon so they don't have to keep re-inventing how to Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 12, 2006 2:10 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments

• The power of workflow visibility...

  I read an interesting article this morning: Microsoft Working Through Windows Vista Bugs TechWeb- July 10, 2006 A Windows developer and consultant who analyzed a database of reported Windows Vista bugs says Microsoft has been quickly addressing bugs as Read More... Posted Monday, July 10, 2006 1:04 PM by KMorrill | 1 Comments

• It makes you stop and think!

  I stumbled across the book Think! by Michael R. LeGault today at Barnes and Noble. The book caught my eye because it's cover was an obvious play on the book Blink by Malcolm Gladwell. I am about a fifth into the book and can't help but nod my head furiously Read More... Posted Saturday, January 28, 2006 8:10 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments

• The World Is Flat

  I am in the midst of reading Thomas Friedman's book The World Is Flat. I should have read it months ago when it first came out. It's the rare book that I can go for long stretches reading, but this is one. I was up until 5 AM last night and into this Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 27, 2005 5:53 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments

• Frank Lloyd Wright autobiography

  I just finished reading Frank Lloyd Wright's autobiography. This was an awesome book, and I kept having moments along there way where I would cheer one of his brilliant statements. Some of my favorite quotes... "But whom are you goign to build homes for? Read More... Posted Wednesday, December 21, 2005 9:43 PM by KMorrill | 3 Comments

• File versions for .NET Framework and Visual Studio

  I am in the midst of working on a plan for how file versions will be revised as the Whidbey versions of .NET Framework and Visual Studio are developed. The team I am working with is very curious whether any customers directly poke at file versions inside Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 01, 2005 11:26 AM by KMorrill | 1 Comments

• Front-end of Innovation Conference

  Wow, I've been really latent in posting blogs, but I guess I have to get started again one way or another. I am actually at a conference this week, so I am getting a chance to lift my nose up from the work immediately in front of me. I wrote a mail to Read More... Posted Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:59 PM by KMorrill | 8 Comments

• Apprentice, episode 4

  I just finished watching this week's show. It looks like this year is shapping up to be a reverse of last year, where now several women get peeled off the team early on. I am pretty sure they'll be back in the boardroom next week too, because it doesn't Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 29, 2004 11:22 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments Filed under: Catch all

• Apprentice, episode 4

  I just finished watching this week's show. It looks like this year is shapping up to be a reverse of last year, where now several women get peeled off the team early on. I am pretty sure they'll be back in the boardroom next week too, because it doesn't Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 29, 2004 10:37 PM by KMorrill | 0 Comments Filed under: Catch all

• Apprentice, episode 1

  So I just finished watching the first episode in the new Apprentice season. I remember laughing at all the self-promotion jabs Trump got in in the first season, and just enjoying them as more humor than anything bording on serious. I noticed in the new Read More... Posted Friday, September 10, 2004 1:25 AM by KMorrill | 4 Comments