The Sherpa Project

If you’re a blogger and haven’t heard about Blog Action Day, take a few minutes to check out the Blog Action Day Website and watch the video below.

Three days to go

I recently switched blog providers and my content didn’t all come over correctly. I’ll be re-adding my posts over the past couple of months.

Sorry for the duplication.

Ok, if you are reading this post you are subscribed to my new blog. I’ve moved my blog again, but my feed address (through feedburner) has stayed the same. If you see this post, you don’t need to do anything to pick up my new blog and new feed.

The March 21st edition of .Net Rocks was my favorite show so far. The topic was Test Driven Development with Jean Paul Boodhoo and the show was very good. Jean Paul Boodhoo provided some great insights into TDD, Mock objects, and agile approaches to software development. 

Whether you're a devoted TDD advocate or not, the show is worth checking out. I can also recommend checkingout Jean-Paul Boodhoo's blog.

I was double tagged (by Dave and Jim) for the four things meme, so here are my lists…

Four jobs I’ve had…

1. Snowboard Shop Employee
2. Developer
3. Technical Manager
4. Principal

Four movies I could watch over and over…

1. Napoleon Dynamite
2. Office Space
3. Any Robot Food Movie
4. Dancing Outlaw

Four TV shows I love to watch…

1. 24
2. Entourage
3. Dwell
4. Laguna Beach (I can’t believe I admitted that)

Four places I’ve been on vacation…

1. Whistler
2. Antigua / Barbuda
3. St. Kitts
4. Paris

Four favorite dishes beverages (I only eat chicken and pizza, so I’m modifying this one)…

1. Mojitos (w/ pineapple and strawberries)
2. Eclipse (1/2 blue moon, 1/2 guinness)
3. Tommy Knocker Jack Whacker Wheat Ale
4. Denver Pale Ale

Four websites I visit daily…

1. My Backpack Account
2. Inhabitat
3. Signal vs. Noise
4. Ski Bonk

Four places I’d rather be…

1. Whistler
2. Silverton
3. Climbing a 14er
4. The dog park

Four bloggers I’m tagging (I’m going out on a limb here, but what the hell)…

1. Tom Peters
2. Brad Feld
3. Dan Pink
4. Seth Godin

I’ve consolidated all of my old technical blogs over to this blog. Sorry for any inconveniences this might have caused in your aggregators.

In the next couple of days I will be moving over my tech-related posts from my old blogs to this blog. While I’m moving the posts, I will try and retain the majority of the comments with them. The new posts will be added here-and-there, so please ignore the mess over the next couple of days.

I’m going to be consolidating my blogs and I was wondering if anyone had any opinions on blog etiquette for moving posts. I have a tech blog that I’m going to roll into this blog and my current thought is that I’m going to add my old posts and comments here. I’m going to back-date my posts, but I’m not sure if I should move the comments as well.

On the surface, it seems like it’s a good idea if I’m going to to consolidate my blogs, but there’s just something that doesn’t seem right about moving the comments. I’m not sure why I feel this way and I wanted to see if anyone had any opionions on whether or not I should move the comments as well.

Does anyone out there have an opinion?