Yesterday I whipped over to Arizona to deliver an INETA (www.ineta.org) presentation for the Arizona .NET User Group run by Scott Cates (who I didn't realize, even thought we have met several times, is the owner of www.kbalerts.com!). My fellow RD Michael J. Palermo dropped in as well, you know, the one that wrote the hilarious Valentine's Day blog:

I was shocked to arrive and find that people (like Scott) are still somehow finding my 1996 glam shot photo, the one with all the big hair, and posting it in places (like their user group site) that I'm not aware of. THis is crazy, when will that photo go away! It only demonstrates that I still had 80's hair in the 90's...how embarrassing!!! Ok, well it's not that big of a deal...but I always laugh when I see that thing...what people must be thinking!

On to more serious matters, the PDF for my presentation, and my reference materials for the group after my talk. Here are the links you are looking for.

My PDF with slides for this event: wsesecurity_arizonaineta.zip (162.16 KB)

My resource site for WSE materials is here: http://www.dotnetdashboard.net/resources/wse.aspx. You'll find links to my WSE article for CoDe Magazine and the latest code sample link which demonstrates everything I did in the talk last night and more.

WSE 2.0 is now on SP3, so you'll want to download that: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1BA1F631-C3E7-420A-BC1E-EF18BAB66122&displaylang=en. Not all of my code samples are yet up to date with SP3, but the larger sample for my article is up to SP2 right now, stay tuned for changes on this site as I post more samples. Easier to go forward than go back to all my past work :)

For my interop demonstration, see www.interopwarriors.com.

For information about IDesign go to: www.idesign.net. You'll be able to find a list of all my articles on the site, plus IDesign utility downloads (not specifically for WSE, but lots of other interesting things).

I had a great time, thanks for having me present! You're fantastic hosts and a great, interactive crowd.