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This week I was able to use Justin's excellent WinForms Wizard in some prototypes for handing state transition in a UI:

People that know me know that I tend to change my IM name from time-to-time.  Here's a listing of the names that I used in November:

Read this great piece of prose by English poet Jonathon Swift today which reminded me of the almost endless possibilities for drilling down into layers of complexity...

Last week Will behooved me to check out the IE2OneNote powertoy.  Today I needed to save some pages for quick, offline viewing so I thought that I'd give it a whirl.  It's very useful.  It installs as a button on the main IE toolbar and scrapes the page into a new top level category named WebClippings.  All of the styles and images are perfectly preserved.

During the week I was introduced to Serena Yeoh by William Luu.  Serena's tagline is: I'm a little ant working in a big-big colony. 

Over the next few months I intend to do some intensive blog'ging on the topic of using tools such as InfoPath, Office 2003, Sharepoint and the Information Bridge Framework and how you can wire them together to create smart applications which add value to existing information systems.

I've had a couple of Windows Services snippets that I've been meaning to "rip-to-blog" for a while now...

I've been thinking about ways to increase the visibility of UG's in 2005 with the idea that, through increased visibility we will be able to increase membership numbers.  Much of this comes from my exposure to both the Adelaide and Brisbane UG's.  I thought that I'd take this opportunity to jot down some of my thoughts.