Ok, If truth be told, I couldn’t fill enough on this site to tell everyone why my wife is so cool. However, in addition to being smart, beautiful, the mother of my children, having understanding beyond all women, and just a really great friend…this post is about different reasons for thinking she’s so cool. So, as any good geek does, I stay up way past the rest of my family doing various computer related things. At some point in the morning – usually around 1 or 2 am, I find...

Interesting subject line, I imagine. Well, at least for some of us who are still aspiring to that monetary level. It’s funny that this would somehow find it’s way into the subject line of a blog post of mine. It was only several months ago that I read a book my mother sent me, called “The Five Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me: About Life and Wealth”. Nonetheless, I had a very interesting conversation with a millionaire friend of mine just last week. I had prefaced the call...

Wow, this past Tuesday night we had a WI .NET Users Group meeting talking about service oriented architectures (SOA) with .NET. We had Matt Terski from my company (Serlio Software) as the presenter. I’m not just bragging about my company’s big guns, but Matt did an awesome job. I’m extremely happy to be working with such a great group of guys. In addition to Matt, we’ve been able to build a first-rate team of the most expert .NET talent in Wisconsin. Now, among our crew are...

I was pretty blown away by this article and thought some of you might enjoy it…”The Darwinian Interlude” from MIT’s Technology Review… http://www.technologyreview... ...

A couple of quick items to mention… First, I wanted to thank Motorola for the new HS810 wireless Bluetooth handset they sent me. Because I’m cool! No, not really. I was one of the first 1,000 to register my Motorola MPx220 SmartPhone, so they sent it to me. I know a lot of you are going with the Audiovox SMT5600, but I have to say you’re missing out. I like your screen a bit better, but I hate your buttons and I hate phones that don’t close (i.e., clamshell). Doesn’t...