We have a winner

Now that Developer Day voting is open the competition to an MSDN subscription is closed. We ended up with three potential female speakers, one from an MVP, Bev Hatchard who spoke at DDD Scotland and is now bitten by the presenting bug, one from Chris Hart on virtual worlds and a submission from Helen Emerson. Now the competition was going to end when voting ended; but as Bev is an MVP and already has an MSDN subscription and Chris has a subscription from Dave Sussman that leaves Helen. This isn'

ReMix UK 08: Ready, Steady, Speak If you're going to ReMix next week you might like to know that the "Ready, Steady, Speak" presentation competition pioneered at the Visual Studio 2008 Launch earlier this year in Birmingham will be held again. "Ready, Steady, Speak" is very similar to the Speaker Idol competition held at TechEd Europe each year and gives you a chance to give a 5 minute presentation and win significant prizes. Here's the official information:- Contestants will present a

ReMix UK 08: Ready, Steady, Speak If you're going to ReMix next week you might like to know that the "Ready, Steady, Speak" presentation competition pioneered at the Visual Studio 2008 Launch earlier this year in Birmingham will be held again. "Ready, Steady, Speak" is very similar to the Speaker Idol competition held at TechEd Europe each year and gives you a chance to give a 5 minute presentation and win significant prizes. Here's the official information:- Contestants will present a

With REMIX around the corner on 18/19th September 2008, once again the community is gearing up to provide it’s own unique brand of “entertainment while you learn” plus opportunities for all members of the UK Community to take part in events and promote their groups and themselves.To that end, the REMIX team are organising another Speaking Competition along the lines seen at TechEd and the UK Launch. There’s been some discussion recently about promoting new speaking talent on this thread. Well, h

With REMIX around the corner on 18/19th September 2008, once again the community is gearing up to provide it’s own unique brand of “entertainment while you learn” plus opportunities for all members of the UK Community to take part in events and promote their groups and themselves. To that end, the REMIX team are organising another Speaking Competition along the lines seen at TechEd and the UK Launch. There’s been some discussion recently about promoting new speaking talent on this thread. Well

Since one of the key phrases of Mix is “a 48 hour conversation”, speaking is in the forefront of our minds. We’re always keen to encourage new speakers and to build people’s confidence in speaker to large audiences. As such, the NxtGen User Group boys are running a Speaker Idol competition, along the lines seen at TechEd and the UK Launch. Yes “Ready Steady Speak” is back for ReMix UK 08. For those of you not familiar with it, the format is as so: Contestants will present a 5 min session on

Developer Day voting is open and there are a large number of sessions you can choose from. A while back I threw out a challenge to the girl geek community to try to encourage more female speakers and we ended up with three potential speakers from the fairer sex, one from an MVP, Bev Hatchard who we persuaded to speak at DDD Scotland and is now bitten by the presenting bug, one from Chris Hart on virtual worlds and a bunch of submissions from Helen Emerson. Now the competition was going to end

2009 was the year I was finally going to make it to London for DevWeek. I have been to conferences in Europe but oddly never to London. It seems each time it came up there was something I already had scheduled. So this year looked promising. I submitted a ton of topics and I was excited to finally go to London. Then I received some great news my wife and I are having another baby! The baby is due in March of 2009 so as much as Id like to go to DevWeek I had to bow out for 2009. I cant be out of.

2009 was the year I was finally going to make it to London for DevWeek. I have been to conferences in Europe but oddly never to London. It seems each time it came up there was something I already had scheduled. So this year looked promising. I submitted a ton of topics and I was excited to finally go to London. Then I received some great news my wife and I are having another baby! The baby is due in March of 2009 so as much as Id like to go to DevWeek I had to bow out for 2009. I cant be out of.

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