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Dinner Party Retrospective -- Blaukraut and Saffron Cream
My holiday dinner party went pretty well, by all accounts. Dinner was a little late in coming due to the amazing length of time required to bake a 5lb slab of sea bass at 350F. None of my guests seemed to mind, however. There were plenty of pupus and
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Korby's 2006 Holiday Dinner Party
For the first time in a couple of years, I've decided to host a holiday dinner party for a few of my best friends, at my home in Redmond. For the sake of posterity and to give you some ideas for holiday meals you might want to prepare for your friends
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Techie Toys My Toddler Digs II
My wonderful account representative at Branders.com , Hope recently and unexpectedly sent me a box of fun swag ideas. What a gal! She guaranteed that my toddler, Kiera would like the "jellyfish yoyos". Nope. Hope is thoughtful and definitely upbeat but
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Techie "Toys" My Toddler Digs
As a first time parent of the most incredible creature to ever walk this Earth--my fourteen month old daughter, Kiera --I am perpetually amazed by the simplicity and inexpensiveness of the objects and experiences that capture and hold her interest. Like
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Doing Business in Amsterdam
Last week, I represented my group withiin Microsoft (Microsoft.com Community & Collaborative Development) along with my colleague, Betsy Aoki at the annual Microsoft TechEd Conference for software developers and IT Pros in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Don't Park On Us
At our weekly meeting last night, the Redmond Planning Commission was asked to review potential changes to the Transportation chapter * of the city's Comprehensive Plan. Microsoft, ever-protective of the short term interests of its investors, dispatched
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Software Testers Wanted
Hallmarks of a Great Tester is the best Microsoft help wanted post I've seen yet. Oops, I just ruined it. Anyway, it begins with, “ If you ask me, I'll tell you a great tester Is devious A great tester has a streak of deviousness. Anyone can follow
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My Blog Year in Review
It is often said that weblogging really took off on the day when you started blogging...or when I started blogging, as the case may be. This adage reminds me of a question that all Microsoft employees are asked on their first day of work. Q: What is the
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Just Add Cerveza
Shortly after posting Just Add Beer , a large brown box labeled, “Beer Dispenser -- Do Not Drop -- Assembled in Mexico” appeared in the hallway outside my office. Spooky.
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M&Ms Anyone?
Any grocery store employee in the vicinity of Microsoft main campus in Redmond can tell you that Microsoft developers dig M&Ms . We can't get enough of the tasty little treats. And when there are no more chocolatey M&Ms available :-( we buy whatever
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The New Manhunters
SF seeks stable, employed, single, MICROSOFT MAN... [ Leslie Fullbright, Seattle Times ] “ In Alisa Blomstrand's dating game, Microsoft men are the only players. She's not one of the countless single women who vow they will neeeeeeeever go out with
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MyBookshelf
A typical Microsoft bookshelf? Yes, that is dental floss marking a very important page in ASP.NET Unleashed , which was written by an honest to goodness Microsoft Software Legend , Stephen Walther [via Julia Lerman and Amy Sorokas ]). No, I have not read
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Sipping from the Microsoft Firehose
“Sipping from the Firehose” is Microspeak for, 'I have 111 documentation issues (ahem, bugs) to fix, program managers from three feature teams knocking down my door, seventy topics in tech review, another fifty in the queue, 950 topics from
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A Traditional Microsoft "Welcome Back"
Microsoft has evolved some, um, unique traditions over the years. One of these is the “Welcome Back Carter” tradition. When a Microsoftie returns from an extended absence (honeymoon, maternity/paternity leave, trek across Siberia, etc) they
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an Office Space state of mind
Michael Bolton pays me a visit on a wierd Friday evening. (No, the other Michael Bolton).
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