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		<title>Allo Guvna! From England!</title>
		<description>Just finishing up another trip to Manchester this week.  My buddy Vu and I went up to Edinburgh, Scotland and checked out the town. The following weekend I drove down to London.  Next trip I'll have to bite the bullet and shell out the bucks for the ferry ...</description>
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		<title>Stryder&#8217;s Learning Center beta released</title>
		<description>I've been working on some software to teach my son Stryder things like letters and numbers and math and etc.  You can read all about it at my new website www.MyKidsBrain.com </description>
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		<title>Simple Singleton .NET Remoting with Serialization</title>
		<description>.NET Remoting has two important concepts to master, the first is the MarshalByRefObject which is introduced in Simple Singleton .NET Remoting.  The second is Serialization.  MarshalByRefObject is a class that you derive from if you want a given class to stay put (in other words, the object will ...</description>
		<link>http://gandalf.hudlow.net/?p=7</link>
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		<title>Simple Singleton .NET Remoting</title>
		<description>In .NET remoting you have the option to host objects as either a Singleton or Single Call object. The Singleton hosting option guarantees that one and only one instance of your object will be hosted. Single Call means that each client will get a fresh copy of the object. You ...</description>
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