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Pete Brown writes on a number of topics including Silverlight, WPF, .NET, woodworking and working as a consultant in the DC area. On most forums, Pete goes by the name Psychlist1972. Pete has worked at Applied Information Sciences (AIS) since 1996 where he currently performs as a lead architect and project manager.

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July 2006 - Posts

Playing with Mr. Hankey
Ok, I know this is supposed to be some sort of worm or caterpillar, but it just looks too much like some sort of marshmallow cereal Mr. Hankey for me to think of it any other way. Ben doesn't like this toy, but he does giggle when he farts, so there is Read More...
Getting Old
If being a property tax-paying respectful citizen didn't do it, if having a child didn't make it clear, if realizing I have worked at the same job for ten years didn't make it really obvious... Hearing the remake of Land of Confusion on the radio today Read More...
Renovation Update
Over the July 4th holiday, I managed to get some of the wainscoting installed in Ben's room. I decided to trim the alcove like I am the doors. The trim is primed 4/4" wood, except that on the inside which is unprimed 3/4". I'll paint Read More...
Expression June CTP
EID and the rest of expression are now available in a version that targets the FX 3.0 June CTP. Read More...
Lightwave to XAML
Over the past few years, Lightwave has become increasingly more affordable. When I first looked at it seriously for the PC (early versions were on the Amiga as part of Toaster), it was selling for around $1600/license. Now, you can get it for half that, Read More...
Milling it Square
There's nothing quite like the sound and feeling of wood you have so crisply milled you could cut your finger on the edge. You stack the wood and you get that air-cushioned "clack" sound from two pieces that are so perfectly square and true that they Read More...