Today I had the pleasure of attending a presentation that made me proud to become a Microsoft worker. For your past few months, three men from Windows CE - Phil Leslie, Louis Clausen, and Evan Goldring (indeed, that would be Mr. Zoë – worked with a group of “accelerated” AP Computer Science students at Newport High School in nearby Bellevue. With Phil, Louis,
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Windows 7 64 Bit, try working with us everyday and see how you like it. ;-) Afterwards, Phil, Louis, and Evan presented each student with his own Microsoft Ship-It Award (something Zoë and I have already mentioned we would covet … if we had one.) I was so proud of everyone involved,
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