My mom used to make a “brunch casserole” at Christmas time that was out of this world good. It was one of those egg custards with sausage over white bread topped with American cheese deals. I came across the recipe below while looking for one of my first Dallas Thanksgiving…
One of the things I am enjoying about having a reasonably stocked small kitchen is seen in the last legs of a two week meal plan. That moment when I’m too beat from the day to truck out to the market with a new meal plan/ shopping list in hand.…
My friends are in the habit of throwing me cookbooks now and again as gifts. I got a copy of “The Food 52 Cookbook” by Hesser & Stubbs a few years ago. French ‘Peasant’ Beets has made it into my regular rotation. It’s a great way to use whatever greens…
I adapted a Mens Health ground turkey recipe late last year in attempt to spend less money on lunch, eat healthier while not losing flavor. The following recipe is great because it’s easy and cheap to make. That and it tastes great. 2 tbsp. olive oil1 lbs. ground turkey1 bottle…
SharePoint 2010 is an enterprise application development framework. I’ve had the opportunity to work on a couple large scale projects with two different Dallas based consulting firms over the past 6 years. Both used the pattern of Info Path browser based UI’s, a Form Library and custom Work Flows. Both…
Update 12-09-2012 An InfoPath developer provided me with some feedback that makes the PowerShell script in conjunction with the makecab process unnecessary. All that needs to be done is to build the template, extract the files using the built in InfoPath ‘Export Source File’ process under File->Publish. Check those into…
The largest SharePoint application that I’ve designed so far, which I have yet to blog on architecture, began with the desire to roll a no code solution. 12 months later from the time that it hit the meeting rooms and white boards my team has accomplished a great deal. Some…
I started using frameworks about four years ago upon being introduced to Spring in a Java shop. At first it felt like that ill fitting pair of pants. What it did though was change how I looked at my PHP development. I built the content system behind this web site…
The team and I have learned a great deal during the time we’ve been converting Domino databases to SharePoint composite applications. Our first hurdle was met in accessing and deconstructing the Notes data programmatically in .Net. (I wrote about that initially in this post which served as one of our…
Working with SPS for five years now continues to be a fun and rewarding path. Our shop just went to production with an employee incentive system that we’d been working on since November of 2011. I re used the composite pattern that both Pariveda Solutions and Slalom Consulting employed while…