[via Angus Logan] First, this post is long overdue… Rasool was kind enough to take the time to show me Migration Manager a few weeks back.

I'll never forget where I was when I heard the first news. We had just moved into our first house the previous weekend and everything was still pushed away from the walls while we were still painting.

Unfortunately WCM is still not getting the publicity that I really think it deserves. The fact that SharePoint will now be truly Internet scalable and you can host content-centric sites on this robust platform, as well as many other aspects, will eventually get enough visibility that this will be one feature that's quite talked about and as it becomes more well known.

Over the course of the last few months, we've started to see a surge in interest on topics related to Microsoft Office development at local community events in Florida.

After all the crap a few months ago when Adobe whined long and loud enough, Microsoft pulled the ability to save files as PDF or XPS from the 2007 Office clients.

In talking to various people over the course of the last few months, I've found that there is a bit of a disconnect with some of the names and terms surrounding Web Content Management (WCM) in MOSS 2007.

This is the second best time of the year… opening day of the NFL season! I live for this… going to games when I can or parking on the couch with two TVs in front of me tuned to the DirecTV Sunday Ticket.

[via Joe Healy] Remember the launch parties for Visual Studio 2005 & SQL Server 2005? Well, on January 18, 2007 Microsoft is holding a combo Visa and Office Launch event in Tampa, FL.

One of my tips on being a better blogger in my Creating, Establishing, and Maintaining a Successful Blog presentation at the Jacksonville Code Camp last weekend was to subscribe to your own feed.

I just finished adding a handful of new links to my WCM Links & Resources page.