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03 December 2008
Blogs & Comments.
I typically get a mixed reaction to this blog, and despite the visible negative comments on full display, the blog continues to grow in visits and RSS subscriptions. I often ask myself "why the hell would anyone want to read my rants" and after Read More...
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22 January 2008
.NET version of WordPress?
Whom of you fellow ASP.NET folks out there has a blogging solution that trumps Wordpress in terms of features and modules. I'm curious to see what kind of blogging engines exist in the .NET side of things as for me, personally I have always felt that Read More...
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01 January 2008
Welcome to 2008
Happy New Year, and welcome to 2008.. Resolutions for this year: Enjoy more time with the family Spend more time in and around community events with folks. Publish BeyondTheBrowser.NET RIA I've worked on for the past year. Have fun at Microsoft... Read More...
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04 November 2007
No Planes, No Conferences, No Meetings
I've been traveling quite a lot this year and meet with some amazing folks in the process. Well, my travel is up for this year and I'm looking forward to spending some much needed R&R at home with the family and get back to basics - coding some proof Read More...
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22 October 2007
Do we blog for passion, or is it pride?
One tag, yet so powerful in so many ways is the <A> tag found within the old skool language, HTML. It can do a lot of things to a lot of ideas and at the same time can amplify a lone voice to inspire thousands - or - annoy the hell out of thousands. Read More...
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22 May 2007
Twitter the new Blog?
Last week I listened as Chuck explained Twitter to someone whom has never heard of it, and he essentially explained at as being a consolidated version of blogging. I however up until then would always explain twitter as being a disconnected version of Read More...
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