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This year’s Collegiate Conference was in Memphis, TN… about 3 hours from my home.  There were chapters from all over the country competing in Business Intelligence, Application Development, Microsoft Solutions, and Database, just to name a few. I competed in both Application Development and Microsoft Solutions, and although I didn’t win either I will be ready to win next year!  The problem statements were exceptional and they showed me that I still have a lot to learn about the programming world, so this summer I plan on gaining a slight mastery in C#.Net, while learning some new things like SilverLight and the new Expression Studio suite. (If you are a college student you can get all of this for free at DreamSpark.)

Anyways, thanks to everyone I met and thank you Gus from Microsoft for the advice and the stuff!

Go to conferences and meet people!!! The contacts you make are often the most valuable thing you have.

Dear Mr. Cooper,

Thank you for taking the time to contact my office regarding     , the FISA Amendments Act of 2007. Your input is important to me, and I appreciate the time you took to share your thoughts.

Like you, I believe that protecting our civil liberties is a fundamental responsibility of the federal government. However, I believe that we must strike a balance between preserving civil liberties and having the resources necessary to protect our country.

On February 12, 2008 I voted to pass S. 2248 as approved by the Senate Intelligence committee. In this particular case, because the federal government asked the telecom companies to comply with allowing surveillance, it does seem reasonable that the federal government should provide them protection from lawsuits stemming from compliance. Furthermore, I strongly believe that Americans can be assured that their constitutional rights will be protected while our government retains the tools necessary to track terrorists throughout the world.

Thank you again for your letter. I hope you will continue to share your thoughts with me.

 Sincerely,

Bob Corker
United States Senator

Congrats. You just lost my vote.

Zach Klein is gone…

Now Jakob Lodwick is gone

Wonder who is next. I’ve followed the dealing of Connected Ventures (Busted Tees, College Humor, Vimeo, Bigshocker.com)  for a while and I find it very inspiring to see these young guys (i’m one of them!) succeed.

Good Luck Guys.