MVP
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MVP
SharePoint Best Practices Chat with Spencer Harbar Background: I met Spencer Harbar (SharePoint MVP) at the 2009 MVP Summit. My friend AC introduced us. Spencer and Andrew both recently spoke at the European SharePoint Best Practices Conference. Spencer was kind enough to take a few minutes to chat about his slide deck he made available. The following is a transcript of our conversation: Spence says: http://www.harbar.net/archi... dbottjer says:...
I just received notification that I am now a three time Microsoft ASP.NET MVP. Dear Dennis Bottjer, Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. Also in this email: About your MVP Award Gift How to access http://www.mvpaward.com to get your technical subscription benefits Your MVP Identification Number MVP Award Program Code...
Details: I’m @ the MVP Summit this week in Redmond and was invited by Budy Djunaedi Speakers Coordinator .Net Developers Assoc. to Speak tonight at 7 PM. I will be co presenting with fellow MVP Caleb Jenkins. Acknowledgements: I would like to thank my MVP lead Suzanna Moran for helping to arrange this opportunity. I would also like to thank my presentation coach Shari Alexander for helping me prepare for this presentation. Presentation: From Knee Jerk Reactions to Proactive Solutions - 12 Tips for...
I received the following information from my MVP Lead Suzanna. She asked that we pass it on to help reduce infections. Malicious Software Removal Tool History: Win32/Conficker.B Abstract: Based on feedback from MVP's and other sources, we are concerned about the rise in reported infections due to the worm Win32/Conficker.B also known as “Downadup.” Though systems which have already applied the out-of-band released MS08-067 in October 2008 are protected, un-patched system user have experienced system...
Last week I was in Redmond, WA from April 13th to April 18th attending the Microsoft MVP Global Summit. This was my second year attending the event and it was quite amazing. Some of the highlights included participating in Open Spaces Sessions and seeing both Ray Ozzie and Steve Ballmer speak. Steve is quite energetic to say the least. A few days prior to the event I received a phone call from SearchITChannel.com's, senior news editor, Barbara Darrow wanting to interview me about being an MVP and...
As many friends and colleagues know my wife and I are pregnant with our first child, a little girl. As a result we have decided to relocate to Tulsa, OK. Yes, we are heading to Tulsa to be near family. Most of my wife's family is from Tulsa and my parents relocated their several years ago for work. Anticipating this move I have been actively interviewing with many local companies. Interviewing is always a stressful process. However, I couldn't believe the general tone of a third round interview I...
I know I'm quite late in posting a review of TechEd I just hope you'll forgive the delay and find value in some of my comments. Besides Code Camps I haven't been to a large technical conference since the MVP Summit in March. I must say TechEd is quite an amazing event. The sheer scale of the event is jaw dropping. I mean Microsoft is literally able to rent out theme parks! Anyway, I was not able to attend the event for the entire week due to work conflicts. However, I did find myself making the Jax-Orlando...
On Sunday April 1, 2007 I received the following letter from Microsoft. Needless to say I was so glad they weren't kidding. [;)]