No great series is complete until the blooper reel is released.  Well we got them for your viewing pleasure.  Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring to you scenes to good and hiliarious to throw away.  We've got crying, laughing, and grooming all caught on film. Worth the watch. There is some series funny stuff in hear.

This week Bytes by MSDN  I bring to you Tim Heuer. Tim Heuer is a program manager for Microsoft Silverlight. He helps build the worldwide Silverlight community and is very passionate about the platform and technology in general. Having over 13 years of experience with Microsoft Web technologies, Tim is excited about the opportunities that Silverlight brings for developers and designers and wants to ensure that everyone has the best information and tools available to them for success. Tim is a great guy and super funny.

Stuff Tim recommends you check out this summer:

• Garmin Nuvi
• Silverlight
• View Model Development
• Pattern Development
• Twitter Search
• Rainn Wilson's Twitter Feed: rainnwilson (Dwight Schrute from The Office)
• Scott Hansleman's Twitter Feed: shanselman
• Seinfeld – The Pool Guy Episode
• Twitpic
• Predicably Irrational by Dan Ariely
• Freakonomics by Stephen J. Dubner
• Silverlight 2 Animation
• Silverlight 3

Curious what Tim's hacking now? Listen to him talk about his favorite new gadget, hot trends in Silverlight and development, and why his world is like George Costanza's.

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 This week Bytes by MSDN and Me bring to you Jeffrey Palermo.  Jeffrey Palermo is the CTO of Headspring Systems. Jeffrey specializes in Agile management coaching and helps companies double the productivity of software teams. He is instrumental in the Austin software community as a member of AgileAustin and a director of the Austin .NET User Group. Jeffrey has been recognized by Microsoft as a "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional" (MVP) for technical and community leadership. He is also certified as a MCSD.NET and ScrumMaster. Jeffrey has spoken and facilitated at industry conferences such as VSLive, DevTeach, and Microsoft Tech·Ed. He also speaks to user groups around the country as part of the INETA Speakers' Bureau. His Web sites are headspringsystems.com and jeffreypalermo.com. He is a graduate from Texas A&M University, an Eagle Scout, and an Iraq war veteran. Jeffrey is the founder of the CodeCampServer open-source project and a co-founder of the MvcContrib project.

Jeffrey Palermo is responsible for the popular "Party with Palermo" events that often precede major Microsoft-focused conferences. Started in June of 2005, Party with Palermo has grown in popularity and size. Typical events host 400 people for free drinks, fingerfood, and door prizes. It is the perfect way to hook up with friends and colleagues before the conference week begins. You can see past and upcoming parties at http://partywithpalermo.com.

Subscribe to Jeffrey's blog feed here: http://feeds.jeffreypalermo.com/jeffreypalermo.

Stuff Jeffrey recommends you check out this summer:

• ASP.NET MVC
• Domain-Driven Design
• Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael Feathers
• Art of Agile Development by James Shore
• Agile Manifesto
• Extreme Programming
• Scott Guthrie
• Javaposse.com
• Google News
• Tim Heuer's Twitter Handle: timheuer
• Michael Feathers' Twitter Handle: mfeathers
• Robert Martin's Twitter Handle: unclebobmartin

Hear Jeffrey's must-have resources for the summer and why he follows Java, LAMP, and Google news.

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This week Bytes by MSDN and Geoffrey Emery Interviews Juval Lowy. Juval Löwy is a software architect and the principal of IDesign, specializing in .NET architecture consulting and advanced .NET training. Juval is Microsoft'sRegional Director for the Silicon Valley, working with Microsoft on .NET and cloud adoption. His latest book is Programming WCF Services, 2nd Edition (O'Reilly 2008). Juval participates in the Microsoft internal design reviews for future versions of .NET and related technologies. Juval has published numerous articles regarding almost every aspect of .NET development, and is a frequent presenter at development conferences. Microsoft recognized Juval as a Software Legend as one of the world's top .NET experts and industry leaders.

Stuff Juval recommends you check out this summer:

• .NET Service Bus
• MSDN Magazine
• Clean Technology
• WCF
• Azure
• Smart Grid

The Smart Grid and Clean Technology are hot right now. Listen to Juval Löwy talk about how Microsoft technology can take us green.

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This week Bytes by MSDN Geoffrey Emery  brings to you Don Box.  Don Box is a Distinguished Engineer at Microsoft working on declarative languages and tools to simplify developing applications and services. In that role, Don is involved in creating languages, frameworks, and end-to-end experiences to help people translate their intentions and desires for software into a machine readable and executable form. Don joined Microsoft in 2002 as an architect of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), where he worked on software to enable programs to safely and securely inter-operate with one another. Don's responsibilities included both the design and architecture of the run-time stack, as well as interoperability protocols with IBM and other partners.

Check out Don Box’s take on being "Microsoft's first blogger," his favorite technologies, and his thoughts on Twitter.

Stuff Don recommends you check out this summer:

• Oslo
• F#
• Scala
• ML Programming
• Elements of ML Programming by Jeffrey Ullman
• Martin Fowler
• Pride, Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith

Check out Don's take on being "Microsoft's first blogger," his favorite technologies, and his thoughts on Twitter.

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This week Bytes by MSDN and Geoffrey Emery Interviews Matt Hessinger.  Matthew Hessinger is an experienced technology architect and visionary, with over fifteen years of experience in system design and architecture. He sits on several advisory boards at Microsoft.

Stuff Matt recommends you check out this summer:

• Silverlight
• .NET Framework
• Visual Studio 2008
• Windows Workflow Foundation
• WCF
• WPF
• David Chappell's Blog
• Innovation by Curtis Carlson and William Wilmont
• Juval Lowy
• MSDN
• Eric Lippert
• Harvard Business Review
• Inc.
• Scientific American
• Seed

Check out Matt's hot summer picks and hear about how his favorite magazines map to tech trends.

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This week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu’s Geoffrey Emery Interviews Jim Wilt. Jim Wilt focuses his deep experience and seasoned problem solving skills toward helping his customers architect the best possible solutions to succeed with their thorniest problems related to aligning their strategic business goals with technology.

With a degree in Physics/Computer Science/Mathematics from Central Michigan University, he has been awarded for his development of operating systems to real-time machine control and CAD solutions in aerospace to business solutions utilizing advanced Microsoft technologies.
He is now tenured in strategy and innovation consulting and advocates aligning business strategies with technological solutions using smart client, portal, and integration technologies in his principal role as Chief Software Architect and Partner at Metrics Reporting, Inc.
Having a passion for the advancement of higher education, Jim participates on an advisory boards at Central Michigan University, the Microsoft Certified Architect review board, and is a member of the International Association of Software Architects Architecture Training Council. He is also a 2006 CMU Distinguished Alumni award recipient.

Jim is a regular speaker at SharePoint user groups, IASA events, Microsoft SAF, TechReady, & TechEd as well as Channel 9 broadcasts.

Stuff Jim recommends you check out this summer:

• Azure
• Gartner
• Harvard Business Review
• Office Live
• Lewis Curtis’s Blog
• Hot, Flat, and Crowded by Thomas Friedman
• Channel 9
• YouTube

Check out what Jim has to say about cloud computing, Office Live, and why he watches YouTube.

This second dose of Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu’s interviews Brian Noyes.  Brian Noyes is Chief Architect of IDesign, a Microsoft Regional Director, MVP, author, and speaker. Brian speaks at many conferences worldwide, including Microsoft TechEd, DevConnections, VSLive!, DevTeach, and others. He is the author of Developing Applications with Windows Workflow Foundation, Smart Client Deployment with ClickOnce, Data Binding with Windows Forms 2.0, and frequent articles in major magazines. Brian got started programming as a hobby while flying F-14 Tomcats in the US Navy, later turning it into his second career. You can contact Brian through his blog at http://briannoyes.net.

Stuff Brian recommends you check out this summer:

• Silverlight
• Smart Client Technology
• WPF
• Entity Framework
• Dependency Injection
• The Region.com
• .NET Rocks
• Scott Hanselman’s podcasts

Check out the resources that Brian thinks can teach you the most and find out what he thinks about smart client technology.

This week Bytes By MSDN and TechZulu Geoffrey Emery Interviews Kate Gregory.  She is the Microsoft Regional Director for Toronto, a Visual C++ MVP, the author of over a dozen programming books, and a technical speaker. In 1986, she founded Gregory Consulting with her partner, Brian. Based in rural Ontario, Gregory Consulting provides consulting and development services throughout North America, specializing in software development with leading-edge technologies, integration projects, and technology transfer. They also provide training, mentoring, and technical writing services. Her current specialties include C++ programming, native-managed interop, migration to managed code, and Windows 7 development.

Check out Kate's take on Agile Development, the blogs she follows, what she's doing around Windows 7, and which Star Trek character she'd be.

Stuff Kate recommends you check out this summer:

• Windows 7
• Build A Better App
• Windows API Code Pack for Microsoft .NET Framework
• Code Gallery
• Code Plex
• The Region
• C++
• C++ Team Blog
• Windows Team Blog
• .NET Rocks!
• Channel 9
• Agile Development
• Kate's Blog

To get Kate's interview, and other's from this series on the go in any format you want just head over to the Bytes by MSDN site.

This week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring to you Tim Huckaby. Tim Huckaby is currently focused on RIA & Rich Client Technologies like WPF, VSTO, Surface, Silverlight and Windows 7 Touch. He has been called a “Pioneer of the Smart Client Revolution” by the press.

Tim has been awarded multiple times for the highest rated Keynote and technical presentations for Microsoft and numerous other technology conferences around the world by Microsoft Corporation. Tim has done presentations on Microsoft Technologies at technology events all over the world and is consistently rated in the top 10% of all speakers at these events. Tim has done keynote demos for numerous Microsoft executives including Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.

Tim founded InterKnowlogy, experts in Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Platforms, in 1999 and has 25+ years experience including serving on a Microsoft product team as a development lead on an architecture team. Tim is a Microsoft Regional Director, an MVP and serves on multiple Microsoft councils and boards.

Stuff Tim recommends you check out this summer:

• Touch Based Computing
• Surface
• Windows Presentation Foundation
• Windows 7 Touch Development
• Tim’s Twitter Handle: timhuckaby
• Scott Guthrie’s Blog
• Jono Wells’s Blog
• Jono’s Twitter Handle: onojw
• Billy Hollis
• Code Plex
• Tim Sneath’s Blog
• Tim Huckaby’s Blog

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Geoffrey Emery interviews Clemens Vasters. Clemens Vasters is a Senior Program Manager at the Microsoft Connected Systems Division.  Clemens specialty is in enterprise software analyst and architect with focus on Microsoft .NET technologies.

Stuff Clemens recommends you check out this summer:

• .NET Service Bus
• Azure Services Platform
• F#
• Clemens’s Blog
• Techmeme
• Idesign
• Pluralsight
• Aaron Skonnard’s Blog
• Thinktecture
• White Papers on .NET Service Bus
• .NET Services Twitter Handle: dotnetservices
• Clemens’ Twitter Handle: clemensv

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This week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring to you Stephen Forte.  Stephen Forte is the Chief Strategy Officer of Telerik, a leading vendor in .NET components. He sits on the board of several start-ups including Triton Works and is also a certified scrum master. Prior he was the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and co-founder of Corzen, Inc, a New York based provider of online market research data for Wall Street Firms. Corzen was acquired by Wanted Technologies (TXV: WAN) in 2007. Stephen is also the Microsoft Regional Director for the NY Metro region and speaks regularly at industry conferences around the world. He has written several books on application and database development including Programming SQL Server 2008 (MS Press). Prior to Corzen, Stephen served as the CTO of Zagat Survey in New York City and also was co-founder of the New York based software consulting firm The Aurora Development Group. He currently an MVP, INETA speaker and is the co-moderator and founder of the NYC .NET Developer User Group. Stephen has an MBA from the City University of New York.

Stuff Stephen recommends you check out this summer:

• .NET RIA Services
• OSLO – DSL Capabilities
• Web Installer Stack
• MVC Framework
• Roger Jennings’ Blog
• Stephen’s Blog
• Stanford University’s Entrepreneurship Corner
• RESTful .NET by Jon Flanders
• The Complete Game by Ron Darling
• Windows Virtual PC
• Business Intelligence

Check out what Stephen has to say about the coolest technology he's run across lately and who he reads for technology information.

This weeks Byte from MSDN and TechZulu Geoffrey Emery interviews Billy Hollis.  Billy brings some great resources on WPF and Silverlight and his list of favorite technical resources, which blogs he reads, and why he's hesitant to tell you about them!

About Billy
Billy Hollis authored many of the earliest books on .NET, and has been working with WPF and Silverlight for over three years. He is a regular speaker at conferences such as Tech·Ed, PDC, VSLive, and DevConnections, and his two sessions at Tech·Ed 2009 were both rated in the top twenty sessions for the conference overall. He has a consulting practice in Nashville, TN, focusing on healthcare applications, advanced rule-driven architectures, and advanced user interface prototyping and development. He also offers introductory and advanced training classes on WPF and Silverlight. He is the author of a forthcoming book on WPF.

Stuff Billy recommends you check out this summer:

• WPF videos
• Silverlight videos
• LINQ
• Azure
• Jesse Liberty's Silverlight Blog
• Beatrice Costa on Silverlight and WPF
• A Whole New Mind by Daniel Pink
• .NET Rocks TV
• Developers Intro to XAML – Part 1
• Developers Intro to XAML – Part 2
• MSDN Blogs
• Billy's blog: http://www.dotnetmasters.com/

While at teched09 I was lucky enough to interview a bunch of really awesome people. The first of which is Scott Hanselman.

Come see what Scott has to say about who he follows on Twitter, the blogs he reads and why eBooks are like fruit roll ups. Stuff Scott Recommends you check out this summer Hulu.com + PlayOn Scott’s new book: Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Scott’s Twitter Handle: @shanselman The Kindle, Zune Pass The Morning Brew Elijah Manor on Twitter This American Life Podcast Blogs Scott Reads: Geeks With Blogs Los Techies Code Better Scott’s blog Coding Horror

Stuff Scott recommends you check out this summer:

• Hulu.com + PlayOn
• Scott's new book: Professional ASP.NET MVC 1.0
• Scott's Twitter Handle: shanselman
• The Kindle
• Zune Pass
• The Morning Brew
• Elijah Manor on Twitter
• This American Life Podcast
• Geeks With Blogs
• Los Techies
• Code Better
• Scott's blog
• Coding Horror