Generally I'm not much of a fan of these tag-you're-it-blogs because they seem so corny, but I did like this one.

You have heard people say how easy it is to incorporate new navigation controls, either those you roll on your own or commercial ones you purchase, into a MOSS 2007 Publishing site… or any WSS v3 based site for that matter.

[via SharePoint Team Blog: Scaling to Extremely Large Lists and Performant Access Methods] This could have been called “working with HUGE lists” as it uses lists with other 150k items.

[via Code Camp 2007 Blog] JAXDUG has announced the next edition of the Jacksonville, FL Code Camp: v2007.

WROX has posted an excerpt (albeit a long excerpt!) for the book I recently contributed to with another 15 SharePoint MVPs: Real World SharePoint 2007.

While writing has been complete for a few months now, the book is finally almost off the press.

While catching up on my blogs today, I noticed two posts by fellow SharePoint MVPs that I've flagged for future follow up… check these out:

The WSS v3 & MOSS 2007 downloadable SDK files have been refreshed on Microsoft downloads site and were posted for download yesterday… refreshed on July 13, 2007.

The Orange County Public Schools system, which is essentially the Orlando, FL school district, just revamped their site with a MOSS 2007 Web Content Management implementation.

It's time for yet another Florida code camp… this time it's Tampa's turn. The Tampa Code Camp is next week, Saturday, July 14th at the St.