Damon Payne: Hand waving Silverlight Architect

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2009 Microsoft MVP - Client App Dev
2007 Microsoft MVP - Solution Architecture
 Friday, May 01, 2009
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Next Mix it Up! Tour Stops

The next two stops on the Mix it Up! tour are quickly approaching.  My talk to the Wisconsin .NET Users Group (metro Milwaukee area) has been moved up to this coming Tuesday, May 5th. You can find details on how to register and where to go here.

The following night, Wednesday, May 6th, I will be in Madison.  You can find details on this talk here.

I hope to see you there!

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