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Posted by: Billy Hollis on Tuesday, February 13, 2007

I'm the guest this week on the .NET Rocks Internet radio show, hosted by Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell. If you do .NET development and you don't know about .NET Rocks, you should. If you can stand to listen to me talk in my southern drawl for an hour, head on over there.

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You are certainly one busy man, Billy. It was funny how they seemed to know they’d get several answers when they asked, "So what else are you up to these days?"

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Bryan, it’s mostly because I’m easily bored. And it is a boom time in the Microsoft side of the business. So I have motivation and opportunity to work on lots of stuff.

Carl knows me well enough to know that, plus I mentioned a number of things to them when we were getting the show set up.

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