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This is not the first time I have hit this issue, and it has been documented by people like Julie Lerman … but for my own sake I decided to blog about it in case I hit it again. It seems like I run into this issue just about the time I forget how to resolve...
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I’ve had my Kindle 2 for a week and my early impressions are favorable, though I do have some dislikes already too. Overall its a great machine that handles books very well, is easy on the eyes and very easy to hold onto (form factor is sweet). I’ll be...
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There is a funky problem that sometimes sticks its ugly head out and bites you when trying to install SQL Server 2005 and its tools. I’ve hit this a few times when installing, but not every time. When installing SQL Server 2005, its databases and its...
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I’ve been catching up on some reading and research lately. The blogs, articles, and books just seem to pile up, don’t they? The latest book I knocked off my reading list is Pro ADO.NET Data Services . I was really excited to read this book given my interest...
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I love to read. I don;t read enough, well, there can’t be enough :) … but I wish I had more to read as my book list keeps growing faster than I read. I’m an early adopter for many tech items, but the steep price tag for the Amazon Kindle v1 was too much...
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The economy is down, weather is cold, and dragons are roaming the earth once again. Yet even in the darkest of times, when the shadow looms over us all, sometimes a glimmer of hope peers through the clouds. Sir DevFish, Joe Healy , is riding once...
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Sometimes things go amiss. Sometimes they work out. And sometimes we have no idea why things end up where they do. Today I was installing SQL Server 2005 developer edition on a Vista 64bit PC. I’ve done this dozens of times between 32bit and 64 bit OS...
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Its been about 3.5 years for me since I last bought a PC. At the time it was a high end system and I am pretty happy that it lasted this long. In fact, I am hoping to get to 4 years with it. That may sound funny, but I have never gone past 3 years on...
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This New Years Day I received a nice gift from the Microsoft MVP award program as I was renewed as a Microsoft C# MVP again for 2009. On Jan 1 Jake, my awesome program lead, notified me that I was renewed once again. I really do enjoy being part of the...
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From the JetBrains web site I grabbed this info below that explains the latest features that the next release of Resharper should have. I love this tool, personally. I’ve tried many refactoring tools and this is the only one that does not get in my way...
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Last week I presented several sessions at VSLive Dallas along with some great other speakers. I attached the latest session code samples to this blog post since some of the code was written on the fly. It was a cold couple of days in Dallas, a brisk change...
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This awesome stroller / race car was available to rent at the mall, so of course we had to rent it. My daughter had a great time, most especially since we heeded the warning on the stroller. It’s shocking to believe that this warning is needed....
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I added a few more events to my winter schedule. You can check out the full list of past, present and future events on my events page. I am hitting the Tampa Code Camp on Dec 6th to do an Astoria talk. Then I head to VSLIVE in Dallas for 4 different sessions...
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I just unsubscribed from a bunch of email services I somehow got hooked into. When I clicked on the unsubscribe link for one of them, it opens a browser and shows me this awesome message: You have chosen to disable new book notifications. You will...
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Last night I had the privilege of presenting the Entity Framework v1 to the Tampa .NET User Group at the Microsoft offices. I had just been up there for a half day of Silverlight 2 2 weeks ago and I have been overwhelmed by the great participation of...
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