Jeff Sandquist

This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's top developer news, including: - Joel Bennett - Control your PC with your voice and PowerShell, via Alvin Ashcraft - Frank La Vigne - Speech Recognition in WPF - Dan Waters - Great 4-part series on Audio Programming - Andrew Woodward - Doing Agile in a Team of One - Leah Budley - UX Team of One, via Frank La Vigne - Aaron Marten - Visual Studio 2010 User Interface Guidelines - Corey Schuman - YouTube video in Silverlight 3, via Alvin Ashcraft - Tina Wood - The History of Microsoft 1995 - Jaime Rodriguez - Best questions/answers in the WPF Discussions email alias - MySpace Releases MSFast, a browser plugin for measuring CPU, memory, screenshost, HTML rendering, and more (download) - Registering Preview Pane types using PreviewConfig, via Greg Duncan - Alois Kraus - The differences between Logging and Tracing Picks of the week Brian's pick of the week: Habib Heydarian - Debugging a Unit Test Failure with the Historical Debugger... - Jeff Sandquist

MSN has posted a cool Silverlight application that lets you deep zoom into an image of Michael Jackson only to find that the original image actually consists of thousands of photos of the King of Pop taken throughout his life. Using your mouse’s scroll wheel, you can zoom in and out of the images and you can drag your mouse from left to right and top to bottom to move the images around and see new ones. Man, there are a lot of pictures! They have everything from Michael Jackson as a kid when he was a member of the Jackson 5 all the way up to recent photos featuring his…uhhh…more interesting look. In any event, it’s a nice way to remember the man who left a lasting impression on fans worldwide and who changed the face of music as we know it. You can check out the MJ application here. - Jeff Sandquist