At Xamarin Evolve 2013, I caught up with Xamarin CTO Miguel de Icaza after his keynote. It’s been a while since I last chatted with Miguel, so it was great to catch up. Clearly, he and team have been
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/Miguel-de-Icaza-Mono-Open-Source-Visual-Studio-and-Xamarin
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Photographer Bill Wadman’s blog about photography and making images. The creator of 365Portraits.com writes about everything from subject to shoot, from post-production to printing. Opinionated and not afraid to say so. If you’re interested in photography, it’s a daily read must.
http://www.ontakingpictures.com/2012/07/on-taking-pictures-special-hackintosh/
Karen Lord grew up in Barbados on a steady stream of books, but one of her favourites was an encyclopaedia of legends and folk stories from around the globe.
Matthew Condon has unearthed the truth of Queensland’s corrupt past; stories first glimpsed during the Fitzgerald Inquiry.
Photographer Bill Wadman’s blog about photography and making images. The creator of 365Portraits.com writes about everything from subject to shoot, from post-production to printing. Opinionated and not afraid to say so. If you’re interested in photography, it’s a daily read must.
http://www.ontakingpictures.com/2012/05/podcast-on-taking-pictures-003-the-future-of-film/
Photographer Bill Wadman’s blog about photography and making images. The creator of 365Portraits.com writes about everything from subject to shoot, from post-production to printing. Opinionated and not afraid to say so. If you’re interested in photography, it’s a daily read must.
Photographer Bill Wadman’s blog about photography and making images. The creator of 365Portraits.com writes about everything from subject to shoot, from post-production to printing. Opinionated and not afraid to say so. If you’re interested in photography, it’s a daily read must.
http://www.ontakingpictures.com/2012/04/podcast-on-taking-pictures-001-falling-bears/
Mark Colvin started at the ABC in 1974 and worked his way up to foreign correspondent - covering many of the major international events of the late 20th century. On a trip to Zaire and Rwanda to cover the Hutu-Tutsi massacres, Mark contracted Wegener’s Granulomatosis - a chronic and life-threatening disease. He hovered near death for weeks before successful treatment with a new drug saved his life - but it couldn’t save him from many hours each week on dialysis. Mark’s own experience has made him a outspoken critic of the low rate of organ donation in Australia, where the average wait for a new organ is between four and seven years. His illness means he’s no longer able to travel, and talk to people on the street - the part of journalism he loves. Mark has become an avid user of Twitter which he loves as an immediate way of discovering information and disseminating it to his 28,000 followers. Donate Life website. .
With increasing attention on the Church, Ruth Todd and Michael Otterson discuss ways to accurately and sensitively react to questions about the Church.
http://mormonchannel.org/conversations/42-michael-otterson-public-affairs
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