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I experienced the power of the Blog for the first time last week.  An entry I
wrote concerning <a href="http://www.implementsivillage.net/PermaLink,guid,9db1f973-ab24-47df-a7bf-235bafbe56f3.aspx">HTTP
Send Port timeouts and message re-transmits</a> came home.  I got an email
from somebody in my employer's government division regarding my post.  The 3rd
party vendor they use for a procurement system has BizTalk as part of the solution. 
they were seeing multiple message posts to a web service.  The tech support guy
at the 3rd party vendor sent them a link to my blog.  The government division
folks recognized my name and emailed me.  A short teleconference later and the
problem was understood and solved.  Small wide world.
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      <title>Blog Comes Full Circle</title>
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I experienced the power of the Blog for the first time last week.&amp;nbsp; An entry I
wrote concerning &lt;a href="http://www.implementsivillage.net/PermaLink,guid,9db1f973-ab24-47df-a7bf-235bafbe56f3.aspx"&gt;HTTP
Send Port timeouts and message re-transmits&lt;/a&gt;&amp;nbsp;came home.&amp;nbsp; I got an email
from somebody in my employer's government division regarding my post.&amp;nbsp; The 3rd
party vendor they use for a procurement system has BizTalk as part of the solution.&amp;nbsp;
they were seeing multiple message posts to a web service.&amp;nbsp; The tech support guy
at the 3rd party vendor sent them a link to my blog.&amp;nbsp; The government division
folks recognized my name and emailed me.&amp;nbsp; A short teleconference later and the
problem was understood and solved.&amp;nbsp; Small wide world.
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        <p>
When I decided to start a blog, I looked around at what other people were doing. 
I visited the community sites like Blogger and TypePad but always had it in the back
of my mind to host my own.  Since I wanted my own domain and already had a shared
hosting site, I settled on <a href="http://www.dasblog.net/">DasBlog</a>.  Since
it is file based, I didn't have to mess with SQL.  Just dropped the files in
and modified some configs and it worked like a charm.  Within a few hours, I
had modified the template to do a few things the way I wanted.  The documentation
had a direct answer for every question I had and was clear enoug to allo wme to execute
the mod in short order.
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Anyone interested in DasBlog will be happy to know that <a href="http://www.hanselman.com/blog/UpcomingDasBlog19.aspx">version
1.9</a> is coming soon!
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      <title>DasBlog made this site easy</title>
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When I decided to start a blog, I looked around at what other people were doing.&amp;nbsp;
I visited the community sites like Blogger and TypePad but always had it in the back
of my mind to host my own.&amp;nbsp; Since I wanted my own domain and already had a shared
hosting site, I settled on &lt;a href="http://www.dasblog.net/"&gt;DasBlog&lt;/a&gt;.&amp;nbsp; Since
it is file based, I didn't have to mess with SQL.&amp;nbsp; Just dropped the files in
and modified some configs and it worked like a charm.&amp;nbsp; Within a few hours, I
had modified the template to do a few things the way I wanted.&amp;nbsp; The documentation
had a direct answer for every question I had and was clear enoug to allo wme to execute
the mod in short order.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Anyone interested in DasBlog will be happy to know that &lt;a href="http://www.hanselman.com/blog/UpcomingDasBlog19.aspx"&gt;version
1.9&lt;/a&gt; is coming soon!
&lt;/p&gt;
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