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The 'recent articles' list from www.asp.net is now available via RSS (you'll see the shiny new XML button) or click: http://www.asp.net/modules/articleRss.aspx?count=7&mid=64 TTFN - Kent
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MAXbloggers.net - Closure and last thoughts

I think the conference ended before I thought it would -- box lunches on the last day. Overall, I think it was a great conference. The first time in a long time where I went to a conference and didn't have to work. Even more so, nothing blew up back at
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MAXBloggers.net - Day 3: Morning sessions

I decided to take some time away from the sessions, and try to find a good wireless connection (the connection in the rooms is flaky -- I'd complain, but what did we do at conferences before wireless?) Developing PDA-based applications with Flash Flash
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MAXBloggers.net - Day 2: Sessions

Only two sessions today (I actually went to two others, but if you can't say anything nice about something...) Enterprise RIA Infrastructure the “second” Flex talk, this one was intended to drill into server-side access, SOA, etc. me really
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MAXbloggers.net - Day 2: Keynote

You can always judge a conference by the music they play as people head in and out of the keynote. OK, a little superficial, but if this were really true -- this conference rocks! Yesterday - White Stripes, Propellerhead. Today - Jane's Addiction, Lunatic
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w00t

The article that finally dug itself out of my writer's block has appeared on the ASP.NET Developer Center . Send rotten tomatoes to the usual Inbox . TTFN - Kent

MAXBloggers.net - Day 1 (b): Some talks

Learn something new every day -- there is a MAX Bloggers site . Using ASP.NET Web Services from DreamWeaver: What can I say, almost as easy as using them from VS Building Code-based RIAs (aka Intro to Flex): Flex: "Code you put on your J2EE server that
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MAXBloggers.net - Day 1: Creating Flash apps that use Dynamic Data

This was a hands-on session. Sort of. Two people per table/computer, and a lecturer. Some presentation, then work through the lab exercises either with the instructor, or on your own, then play while he's talking (my technique). Flash has new 'connectors'
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MAXBloggers.net - Day 1: Keynote

What can I say? I'm getting jaded with keynotes. They're typically a parade of old, recent and upcoming info, with the occasional partner trouted up to demonstrate the points. Main takeaways, however (write me if you want the full play-by-play notes):
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Gadget review: Rio Karma

I bought myself yet another gadget in the hopes that shallow commercialism would cheer me up. In the interests of public safety, and reaching out to the other gadget geeks I'm sure are out there, here are my first impressions (after only a couple of days
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MAXbloggers.net - day 0

No one has the domain, but I'm too lazy and cheap to go out and reserve it. I'm off this week at the Macromedia MAX conference in fine downtown Salt Lake City. I decided to emulate my heros ( one , two/three and four ) and attempt to blog some of what's
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We go cross-eyed, so you don't have to

Not really any new content today (sorry, I'll do something about that right away), however, today was a fairly big clean-up of the ASP.NET Developer Center . I've gone through and added links to all the ASP.NET content I could find on the (hopefully)
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Paul is Canadian?

Paul Vick recalls/rewrites a classic Canadian commercial . I also am Mort. I have in the past agonized over that choice (for a 'non-Name' French reason ) of a name. However, I think if we "Take is as our own" it becomes a badge of honour. I have coded
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New articles on the ASP.NET Developer Center

It seems like it's been a while, but there are three new articles on the ASP.NET Developer Center. Headlines to follow, but today we have: Dino Esposito continues his domination of all things .NET. In this article , he looks at adding client-side script

OT: virtual tree hugging

Installed a new video card today courtesy of good Mr. Weller (I have to call him that now) and his current project. So, of course, the second thing you do with a new video card (after getting the *&*#$#*&*#%% drivers installed and working properly)
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OT: Videogames are addictive -- scientists

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&e=1&u=/nm/20031104/tc_nm/tech_videogames_addiction_dc Possible next findings “Sugar is sweet” “The Sun is hot“ “ASP.NET Whidbey rocks -- sorry, had to add that
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OT: Videogames are addictive -- scientists

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&e=1&u=/nm/20031104/tc_nm/tech_videogames_addiction_dc Possible next findings “Sugar is sweet” “The Sun is hot“ “ASP.NET Whidbey rocks -- sorry, had to add that
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Name that product!

Help John Montgomery decide what's a better name: “Avalon” or “Vectored GDI” TTFN - Kent PS: I was at PDC -- honest!
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