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Announcement: C# / LINQ Minicamp taught by Richard Hale Shaw
We are now working with Richard Hale Shaw to deliver expert .NET training classes in Ann Arbor. The first of these is the one day C# / LINQ Minicamp hosted at SRT Solutions, taught by Richard Hale Shaw, on Friday March 14th. The cost breakdown encourages...

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Announcement: C# Jam in April
I'm really looking forward to this. We're hosting a 4 day C# Jam April 8 -11, at our office. There's a lot that I like in the format: I'm co-instructing with Bruce Eckel and Jamie King, two of the smartest, insightful people in our industry...

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My CodeMash Agenda
As I finish my talk preparation for CodeMash, I'm putting together my schedule. You can view the silverlight page here: http://codemash.org/sessionscheduler/?1=2&2=28&3=4&4=7&5=3&7=42&8=14 However, that doesn't let me annotate...

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Another link post: MI Flex Group
The Michigan Flex User Group has scored a Flex 3 RoadShow for February 6th. You wil oin Kevin Hoyt to learn about Flex 3. More here: http://www.theflexgroup.org/

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Rich Internet Applications Jam in Ann Arbor, Jan 14-16
If this keeps up, I'll actually be Super Excited (tm). Right after CodeMash, we're hosting a Rich Internet Applications Jam, covering Adobe Flex and Silverlight. James Ward and Bruce Eckel will be there to help attendees learn as much as they...

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Scott Hanselman keynoting at CodeMash
This is great news. The hard working speaker committee today confirmed that Scott Hanselman will be giving one of the keynotes at CodeMash in January 2008. ( www.codemash.org ). That's beginning to build quite the history and commitment. Last year...

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Two sessions accepted at Code Mash
This year, I've had two sessions accepted for Code Mash: Real World C# 3.0 Now that the release of Visual Studio 2008 is imminent, it’s time to look at how these new features will make you more productive. New toys are great, but this session will...

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Announcing Lightning Talk Fridays
Dianne discusses this at length here, but I want to make sure than anyone subscribing to my blog but not hers knows about it as well. One of our goals in having physical office space was to facilitate the growth of technical people in our area. One way...

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Julie Lerman coming to GANG
ADO.NET Entity Framework Talk This is a must-see. Julie Lerman has been diving into the ADO.NET Entity Framework for quite some time, and she knows as much about it as anyone outside of Redmond. Here's the abstract: The Entity Framework is the core...

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Orcas, LINQ, and Me at DevCares this Friday
I'll be presenting on the next version of Visual Studio this Friday OK, the subject says most everything. DevCares is in Southfield, MI this Friday afternoon. I'll be speaking on the enhancements in Visual Studio Orcas, due out toward the end...

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User Interface Smackdown 2007
Explore Google's GWT, Adobe's Flex, and Microsoft's WPF for creating user interfaces I'm a bit late to this, since Dianne got the ball rolling while I was in Redmond last week. But there is still lots of time: Registration is now open...

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Some upcoming Ann Arbor .NET Group meetings
Don't let the weather keep you away Tomorrow (yes, I'm still behind in blogging) Jennifer Marsman and Drew Robbins will be speaking about Avalon. (You may know thid technologies as WPF but I still have trouble using the sterilized marketing names...

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Local Events: Michigan's Interactive Designers and Software Development (MIDAS)
Announcing the inaugural meeting Michigan's Interactive Designers and Software Development Date: February 27, 2007 Time: 6:30PM Location: Frenchie's 56 E. Cross St. Ypsilanti,MI Phone: (734) 483-5230 From their invite information: The group's...

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A heavy January Calendar
Do you want to learn more about software development? Do you want to grow? Did you make one of those silly New Year’s resolutions to learn as much as possible in 2007? If so, read on. First, on January 10th, we have Matt Winkler coming to the Ann...

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Announcing the OpenLevel Java Seminar in Ann Arbor
We're hosting Bruce Eckel again Dianne has been the driving force behind this event, so she has much more information. The short version is that SRT Solutions is working with Bruce Eckel to bring his Thinking in Java training seminar to Ann Arbor...

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