Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew

Taking a queue from Simone, I thought I would post a list of events that I plan to attend. I will be staying at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue, rooming with Elijah Manor. If you see me out anywhere, feel free to come on over and say hi.

Monday:

• Arrive at SEATAC – 2:30pm
• Party with Palermo – 7pm-10pm

Tuesday:

• MVP Summit TweetUP / First Time MVPs Meetup – 7:30pm-9:30pm
• Insiders Party by Infragistics – 8pm-10pm
• Hoping to check out later: 1st Annual Tellago MVP Party – 8pm-12am

Wednesday:

• Solutions Architect: Product Group Evening Event – 6pm-8pm
• MVP Summit 2010 Edition @ Chez Neward – 6pm-10pm

Thursday:

• Attendee Party – 7pm-11:30pm

Friday:

• Need to be home for family commitment. Shuttle to SEATAC pickup at 10:40am.

Send me a DM on Twitter or email me if you would like my mobile number to call or text me next week.

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I want to send out a thank you to Scott Mitchell for including The Morning Dew in the Blogs of Note section of his Toolbox column. I was surprised to see my name when I opened the June 2009 issue of MSDN Magazine last night. The section highlighted two link blogs, this one and Chris Alcock’s The Morning Brew. Chris does a great job on his daily posts, including a nice summary of each link as well.

Thanks to all my readers/subscribers too!

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The Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) just hit my MSDN Subscriber Downloads RSS feed. Go forth and download!

MSDN

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The advertising network, The Lounge, is conducting a survey of the readers of blogs and podcasts that host their ads. Two random survey participants will win copies of all of Manning’s In Action books (41 of them). If you would like to take the survey, it is available here.

Thanks!

Alvin

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Wow! I hope that email in my inbox is not some kind of elaborate April Fool’s Day hoax. 

It’s an amazing honor to receive this award. I would like to thank Dani, Lindsay, my new MVP Lead Miha Kralj, and everyone who considers my blog a valuable resource. I will do my best to live up to the MVP status by becoming more involved in the .NET community. To start, I will be doing a talk on S#arp Architecture at Philly.NET Code Camp 2009.1 on April 18th. Be sure to come on out if you can! There is a great lineup of speakers and sessions.

I hope to see many of you at the next MVP Summit!

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