Still working evenings on the house … the project is going to take longer than I had hoped.  The official training for the marathon starts soon (hoping to have a total of 20 miles in this week) … and the weather is getting better.

I’ve decided to take the summer off from attending user groups and side projects and instead spend my extra time recharging my mental batteries with non-techie stuff … though I still plan on putting this list together in the mornings (that subject to change of course).

Other

• Maybe – The Uh, Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of, Jordan Terrell
• W3C Timing API
• File System Latency: part 4, Brendan Gregg
• The Key to MVVM, Paul Sheriff
• Code Metrics – Class Coupling, zainnab
• Unintended Consequences and Sysinternals at Tech-Ed Available Online, Aaron Margosis
• The Darkness Behind DateTime.Now, Keyvan Nayyeri
• NuGet for the Enterprise: NuGet in a Continuous Integration Automated Build System, Scott Hanselman
• Who moved My Product Keys?, Andrew Brenner
• Decompiler tools for .NET Framework, Ahmet Mithat Bostanci

Code to look at

• Summarize C# Control Word Skills, loveyou999
• Arrays in .NET– part VII, luisabreu

Web

• REST Web Service Interview Questions, Sandeep
• An IPv6 primer for humans: the Internet's Next Big Thing, Geekosaur
• Alternative DNS services: pro and contra, DarkDuck

Silverlight

• WCF Extensibility – Custom Serialization in Silverlight, Carlos Figueira

Agile

• How Software Testers Scrum, David Starr

Cloud Computing

• Amazon Route 53 now with ELB, Weighted Round Robin support and SLA 
• Elastic Load Balancing - IPv6, Zone Apex Support, Additional Security and Moving Ahead With Amazon Route 53, AWS Blog
• Comparison of all the ways to get the Windows Azure Platform, Eric Nelson
• Cost of My Windows Azure Application : Pricing Calculator, Wriju
• Daily Cloud Feed - May 24, 2011
• Windows Azure and Cloud Computing Posts for 5/24/2011+, OakLeaf Systems
• Real World SQL Azure: Interview with Kai Boo Lee, Business Development Director, aZaaS, Steve Yi

Career

• 3 major misunderstandings when introverts and extroverts collide, Jill Geisler
• How Handwriting Boosts the Brain, Gwendolyn Bounds
• Requirements Management Journey – Part 0, Scott Sehlhorst

Business

• 5 months, 45 startup lessons learned, Tomer Tagrin
• Lessons Learned: How Tumblr Recovered from a Business Crisis, Entrepreneur.com

Innovation

• How to kill innovation in five easy steps, Jason Hiner

Other link blogs

• The Morning Brew #859, Chris Alcock