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WOW! A couple of weeks ago, I announced that I would be offering a few MSDN Ultimate subscriptions to unemployed...
2010-07-21
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2010-07-12
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NEW: Project Criteria and Submission Here I was again awarded the ‘Most Valuable Professional’ (MVP) designation from Microsoft for my...
2010-07-02
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"The world's favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May." - Edwin Way Teale This spring, the Portland,...
2010-02-22
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Database Design. Sounds simple, and at the same time, demanding. I mean, what's to design. You just need a few...
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Yesterday, I was able to cause a potential customer to buy a competing product. In fact, according to my tally...
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Yesterday, Jonathan Kehayias wrote in his blog post " Have you got air in your spare.." about dealing with a flat...
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I was engaged in a conversation recently where the topic under discussion was "What defines an "A" class player?" Others...
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Imagine going to a casino with $100 dollars to gamble. As you enter, you notice a vending machine that sells...
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