Check it out: www.protozoo.com/mutant/

The presentations are not, bad but looking at the bulk of items that need to be pre-loaded for one seminar and the obvious complexity of the web page, you wonder how much longer it will take for MS and people to see the advantages of Macromedia Flash and Breeze. It is so obvious....why is is so difficult...?

In any case, the content of the seminars is not bad and the subjects are quite interesting. Also, make sure you click on the -View all Presentations- button to see the entire list.
Check them out: Microsoft Online Seminars

AngryCoder.com contains mostly .NET related subjects, but there are a lot of other artciles about anything else we encounter when coding away. Scroll down the list of articles and you will see there is a bit of everything...

I mention this because I found this truly exceptional game, made in Director that resembles the "Marble Madness" game. High quality graphics and excellent animation makes you forget you are playing this in a browser.

Try it: www.candomultimedia.com/...

This tool is a simple Flash tool that allows for quick creations of mostly ad-type Flash animations. Developed in China, it is nothing fancy, but not terribly bad either. It also comes with a SWF decompiler for extracting symbols out of swf's.

In any case, my surprise was that microsoft had done little to somehow integrate Flash into their ASP.NET or Windows software applications and, not having their own swf producing software, instead promotes an application of an unknown and small software firm.....

I have wondered why Microsoft hasn't taken any steps to competing with Macromedia and Adobe and come out with a swf producing tool. So, why are they promoting this software? Is this a hint of what is to come? We'll see.....

www.codeproject.com/cs/...

With all these changes, we often overlook the single greatest boom that computers have brough to the employed masses: the ability to look busy.

www.kuro5hin.org/story/...

Anyways, here it is: http://www.livegigguide.com/...

According to its front page it searches over 8,000 javascripts from over a dozen javascript sites. The front page of the site offers a search box along with a number of the top searches. Top searches include menu, date, popup, and cookies. A search for mailto found 106 results. Results were search-engine standard, including a page title, (pretty extensive) excerpt, and URL. Results are displayed 30 at a time. \

The Javascript metasearch is now available at http://www.javascript-2.com/.

BlogShares is a fantasy stock market for weblogs. Players get to invest a fictional $500, and blogs are valued by inbound links. You invest fictional dollars on shares in blogs. Blogs are valued by their incoming links and add value to other blogs by linking to them. Prices can go up or down based on trading and the underlying value of the blog.

Check it out...