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Tap into the mind of Scott Isaacs -- you never know what will drip out.

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  • Twitter

    In case you haven’t noticed, I haven’t been a very faithful blogger over the last several months.  I wouldn’t say that I’ve abandoned it, because I haven’t, but other things have definitely taken priority. Aside from the typical “family and work distractions”, one thing in particular that has disrupted...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 09-03-2009
  • Twikini – Windows Mobile Twitter Client

    I have an HTC Windows Mobile phone (touch screen + keyboard).  For the last several weeks, I’ve been using a trial version of Twikini to access my Twitter stream . I really got to like it.  There are a few things I’d like improved.  For example, on refresh it seems to have to get the whole...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 06-25-2009
  • Jeffrey Palermo at UWM

    On Friday, April 17, Jeffrey Palermo will be giving a full-day seminar on ASP.NET MVC at UWM in Milwaukee.  The event isn’t free, but is affordable at $125 – cheap for a day-long training session, especially from someone of Jeffrey’s caliber. If you’re interested, you can find out more at Jeffrey...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 03-16-2009
  • Words Are Hard

    I've been sitting here at the keyboard for an hour now, and I've started writing half a dozen different posts. They're all too much work for a lazy Saturday, though.  They each require hundreds of words, time spent editing and more time spent re-editing.  So I haven't written...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 11-29-2008
  • Diabetes Research Fundraiser

    At work, we are having a fundraiser for Diabetes Research Institute.  To try to get more sponsors, one of my coworkers decided to turn himself into Mr. T, step by step.  He's skinny.  He's white.  But so far he's raised $1400. Read his story after you take a peek at this...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 10-30-2008
  • GiveCamp MKE

    I'm very excited to announce that we are planning the first ever GiveCamp in the Milwaukee area: GiveCamp MKE .  In fact, it's one of the first GiveCamps anywhere. "What's a GiveCamp?", you ask.  In short, it is an opportunity for developers, designers, DBAs, project managers...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 08-05-2008
  • Testing PreCode

    I'm using this post to test PreCode -- a code snippet formatting plugin for Windows Live Writer.  It uses SyntaxHighlighter on the client side and this plugin just sends the needed code to my blog engine. As a test I thought I'd just add a couple short snippets, using some of the different...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 07-16-2008
  • Blog Recategorization

    As I mentioned earlier , I was bored tonight.  Rather than visiting MySpace I decided to do a little work on the categories I use in my blog.  I didn't remove any categories, but I did add a few.  As of right now, all of my posts are tagged as either Personal , Professional or both...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 07-12-2008
  • Updated OPML

    I have finally updated my OPML file , which is always linked from the sidebar of the site.  If you have any suggestions for other blogs I might be interested in, please let me know.
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 04-18-2008
  • WI Social .NETworking

    Chris just mentioned this so I thought I'd write a follow up post. Several months ago I created a Facebook group for the WI .NET Users Group, although I never really publicized it, and had actually forgotten about it until today.  Well, today, Chris created a LinkedIn group for the UG, and that...
    Posted to Tap My Mind - Scott Isaacs (Weblog) by sisaacs on 03-25-2008
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