Yesterday afternoon there was an MSDN Event where Rob Bagby from Microsoft talked about Silverlight and a number of other topics for the afternoon at Configure Soft a local company here in town. With many of these events I feel that the best discussions always come out afterwards over dinner or a beer. Last night was no exception. I got to meet a number of great people that are very involved in their discipline. Ben Holting was one of those sitting at the table. The discussions went from th
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