From Ramon: This SDK provides the information necessary for developers to integrate their applications into Microsoft CRM or to build a vertical solution on the Microsoft CRM platform. An architectural overview includes descriptions of the object and security models, as well as the integration points. The API references are documented and the database schema is provided. There is a “How To” section with sample code.

• Running sellsbrothers.com for one month: $150
• Round-trip ticket from OR to FL to give a 90-minute talk: $1200
• My son picking me for his “famous person” school report: priceless

I don’t know how my son picked up on the tiny bit of fame I’ve acquired amongst a small, strange (but loveable!) group of people, but he did and now he thinks I’m cool. I’m sure it won’t last, but I plan to enjoy it while it does. : )

Here’s the SellsBrothers Beaverton Area Little League team looking very serious. Notice the SellsBrothers logo on the hats. Having your own company definitely has it’s perks. : )

Here’s the SellsBrothers team looking more natural.

Beaverton, OR
Saturday, April 12, 2003

Just in case you're confused about what editions of Windows Server 2003 do what, here's a nice summary.

The Matrix was a religous experience for me. The Matrix Reloaded can't possibly have the same impact, but it's still going to kick ass. : )

From Husein Choroomi: Syndirella for BlogX users.

From Keith Wedinger: It is now available as a download for MSDN Subscribers. There are 3 versions: Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Developer and Professional.

Due to popular demand, we've released the source code to RegexDesigner .NET in a GotDotNet workspace. We've also posted all the "issues" that we know about (and fixed the code generation problem), so this is a good release even if you're just a RegexD user. Enjoy.