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• Hi, I'm a ???

  Besides creating confused laptops, Nathan Dunlap and team also create very cool user experiences. Check out the VisitMix video and hear Nathan talk about some of the Mac + Vista tips, tricks and techniques IdentityMine uses. Posted Dec 17 2007, 11:15 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF/E, Nathan Dunlap, Silverlight, WPF Controls, Blend

• blendables™ is official!

  There is so much to comment on. (Josh and Jonathan's talk, PR Release, etc.) However, after reading Nathan Dunlap’s posts for today I wonder “why bother” :-) . Take a peak at what he has to say: Nathan Dunlap: P1 , P2 , P3 , P4 , P5 In addition to... Posted May 01 2007, 10:40 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Nathan Dunlap, Kurt Brockett, Josh Wagoner, MIX07, Jonathan Russ

• WPF meets blendables™ - IdentityMen Comic

  MIX07 day 1 was fantastic. Great conversation, sessions and dinner. Did I mention that I wish the entire company could be here? The keynote was very good. I enjoyed seeing the opening video present several of the IdentityMine WPF applications. Knowing... Posted May 01 2007, 12:57 AM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Nathan Dunlap, blendables, Robby Ingebretsen, IdentityMen

• MIX07 Countdown

  It has begun. The crew is aboard and we’re about to launch. It’s exciting times for our team as last minute tweaks to presentations, attire adjustments (oh yes we have matching shirts) and other formalities for event preparation are winding down. It all... Posted Apr 26 2007, 10:13 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Mark Brown, Nathan Dunlap, Kurt Brockett, Robby Ingebretsen, Jared Potter, Josh Wagoner, Fil Fortes, Jonathan Russ, Dale Jones, David Meunier, Chad Brown, David Fitzgerald, Craig Jaris

• XAML Goodness – Just in time for Silverlight

  CHATBlender is live! Today it was officially approved and published as a Messenger Activity. Check it out in the Windows Live Gallery under the Business category: http://gallery.live.com/results.aspx?c=16&l=6 CHATBlender is an example our teams dedication... Posted Apr 18 2007, 04:31 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF, Mark Brown, WPF/E, Nathan Dunlap, blendables, CHATBlender, Silverlight

• WPF Controls = blendables™

  WPF Tools and Components for Designers and Developers! Curious? Keep watching the following blogs for more detail: Nathan Dunlap - http://designerslove.net/ Robby Ingebretsen - http://notstatic.com/ Kurt Brockett - http://brockett.net/ Posted Apr 16 2007, 07:07 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Nathan Dunlap, blendables, Kurt Brockett, WPF Controls, Robby Ingebretsen

• Case study for a major sportswear manufacturer

  “… technology team knew it couldn’t take the Virtual Retail Wall project on by itself. As a result, it recruited Microsoft Gold Certified Partner IdentityMine to help with the development effort. Given IdentityMine’s unique level of experience with Windows... Posted Apr 02 2007, 05:46 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Nathan Dunlap, Robby Ingebretsen, WPF 3D, Rob Hogue, Franklin Jose, WCF

• WPF Training - Five Days at IdentityMine

  IdentityMine has had the opportunity to develop and deliver custom training for some very large and prominent companies. In most cases, we travel to their location. However, most recently we had the pleasure of hosting Siemens at our Tacoma office for... Posted Apr 01 2007, 08:09 AM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF, Nathan Dunlap, Robby Ingebretsen, Workflow, Training, Josh Wagoner

• CHATBlender – The CEO is coding again! ;-)

  When you are deep in the creative process, any tool that can speed things up is extremely valuable. Mark Brown the CEO of IdentityMine came up with this cool tool in his spare time. (Between 1:00Am and Coffee Time) At IdentityMine we're always coming... Posted Mar 29 2007, 12:39 AM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: Mark Brown, WPF/E, Nathan Dunlap, CHATBlender, XAML

• First ever production quality WPF application…Maybe?

  How do you present the Microsoft Dynamics customer model which consists of a complex set of departments, roles and responsibilities? WPF of course! IdentityMine had the privilege of working on several Proof of Concept (POC) applications for Microsoft... Posted Mar 29 2007, 12:21 AM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF, Nathan Dunlap, Franklin Jose, Jobi Joy, Jonathan Russ, Vijay Narayan, Production, Liby Simanthy, Dale Jones, David Kelley, Jimmy Jones

• Seattle PI and Forbes – Extra! Extra! - WPF Readers for Sale!

  Let’s face it; the web isn’t cutting it today. How much content are you really willing to read on the web? It’s not the reading experience or feature set that’s going to keep people coming back. Publishers need something better and that’s what our reading... Posted Mar 28 2007, 11:08 PM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF, Nathan Dunlap, Jared Potter, Ashvil D' Costa, News Readers, Fil Fortes, Karim Hernandez, Suzanne Anderson

• WPF Beginnings - PDC 2003

  Although IdentityMine has been around since 2001, I’m only going to go back to 2003. That was when we were introduced to XAML, Avalon (WinFX then WPF), WinFS (Gone), Indigo (WCF) and a few interesting people that would one day join our company. Microsoft... Posted Mar 27 2007, 01:48 AM by Chad Brown, IdentityMine - Recognizing our team. Filed under: WPF, Nathan Dunlap, XAML, WCF, Jonathan Russ