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dbutscher @MossLover and yet you still managed to tweet about being sick. about 15 days ago

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dbutscher @mostlybob @kc_dc Those noises are true. Keep late January 2010 open on your calendar #KCDC about 16 days ago

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dbutscher @leebrandt Hmm you did manage to escape with no tasks other than social networking :P #KCDC about 18 days ago

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November 2007 Entries

November DevCares - Kansas City

Just did the November Microsoft DevCares with John Alexander and Jeff Julian yesterday. We presented on the new release of Visual Studio 2008, and all of the new cool features therein.

If any of the attendees would like copies of the demos or talking points, feel free to contact me.

Doug

posted @ Friday, November 30, 2007 10:28 AM | Feedback (0) |

Mobile support for GeeksWithBlogs

Since I'm the one that requested it, I'll be the one to blog the announcement. GeeksWithBlogs now supports mobile devices! Yay!
GWB recently added support for Twitter, but browsing the twitter page on GWB required you scrolling through the left nav full of current bloggers.
To check it out, go to the mobile page here.

Thanks to @jjulian (Jeff) for getting this done so quickly.

Doug

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