I saw mention of this Ben Vollmer's blog this past weekend then one of my other friends at Microsoft sent me a link to the following article:
How to configure daylight saving time for the United States in 2007
Evidentially, the Energy Policy Act of 2005 changed the Daylight Saving Time start and end dates, among other […]

Back in May of 2006, when I got 3 of my Dynamics CRM certifications, I suggested heavily to the MBS Certification people that they really needed to invest a little effort in creating a logo that matches the other Microsoft logos we have.  Well, at some point in the recent past, they did that:
 

 
You […]

I was awarded one of the CRM MVP's on January 1st.
This is just the coolest thing ever:

There have been days when I felt just like this:

I usually don't pass around jokes, but this one had me laughing for days.
 
Why females should avoid a girls night out after they are married…
The other night I was invited out for a night with "the girls."
I told my husband that I would be home by midnight, "I promise!"
Well, the hours passed and the margaritas […]

I have some of the best friends in the world.  This comment came from one of them as he described his workplace:
 
This place is getting nuttier than squirrel shit.

 
That's a new saying for me, and I grew up in Arkansas, so I think that means a lot.

I'm not sure how many of you have explored the CRM Mobile Express client, but I wanted to point you to an alternative set of installation instructions.
Andy Goodman has created a document that not only outlines the Mobile Express installation, but it also walks you through configuring ISA to allow the Mobile Express client to […]

If you do a lot of business with a person or company that is in another time zone, I think you will find that having an alternate time zone shown on your outlook calendar takes some of the mental calculations out of scheduling a meeting.  For example, I currently have my calendar show both Eastern […]

While cleaning out my archives last week, I ran across the backpack I received when I attended the Microsoft Dynamics Convergence show in Dallas last March.  Inside, I found this:

Betcha can't guess what it is.
Well, it would appear I had placed some lunch left-overs into my backpack with the intent of finishing them off […]

This is the universal symbol for "Don't let your kids play with the plastic bag that the computer was shipped in."  At least according to Compaq Computer.