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I suppose I was naive in thinking that once I received my Microsoft MVP award, I could breathe a bit. But we've had sooo much Developer Community activity, I haven't had a chance to breathe, much less…
I've been working with config files for quite some time. I was recently reminded that I needed to finish my original article and share my final findings on my personal best practices for working with …
For those that want your website to render correctly on IE8, the recent newsletter gave a great example for enforcing IE7 compatibility via a Meta tag. (You can see the new IE logo above) Per Site Bas…
Sadly I had meant to post this back in February. [20 Tips Every Business Should Know](http://www.qb4me.com/q?id=3412 "http://www.qb4me.com/q?id=3412") Their 1 tip is serving a niche market. While not …
While I love Microsoft's developer products, adCenter (Microsoft's search advertising / pay per click) makes me want to hide in shame. See the email I received below. I completely understand the desir…
So if Mariah Carey is going to feature us Geeks on her videos, the least she could do is get her geekspeak right! I mean sheezh, who uses 802.11a anyway? (mentioned at the end of the video) The geek i…
I have vastly been neglecting my blogging. So as not to be outdone by [Chris Koenig](http://blogs.msdn.com/chkoenig) .... I was able to meetup with the organizers of the event, Jason Pluenneke, Curt W…
Ok, so my announcement is 6 days late. I'm proud to announce that I received the coveted Microsoft MVP award for Visual Basic (currently the only MVP in Arkansas). I'd first like to thank the Academy …
One of the most difficult things that many tech people have, are problems with relationships and communication. I was recently forwarded a document that outlines two types of relationships. I found it…