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President Obama Speaks Before a Cabinet Meeting

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President Obama Speaks Before a Cabinet Meeting

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President Obama Speaks Before a Cabinet Meeting Transcript: Hello, everybody. This is our first Cabinet meeting after my State of the Union address, and it gives me an opportunity to share my ideas and initiatives with my Cabinet, but also to get some feedback from them. One of the top priorities that I mentioned during the State of the Union was the need for us to promote small business. And I’m very pleased that we’ve got Karen Mills here, who has participated in our meetings before, but is now an official member of the Cabinet. It is a symbol of how important it is for us to spur entrepreneurship, to help startups, to move aggressively so that we can assure more companies that create the most jobs in our economy are getting a leg up from the various programs that we have in our government. I mentioned at the State of the Union that there have been discussions, bipartisan discussions between Republicans and Democrats, about a whole set of measures that can accelerate financing to startup companies; can provide tax breaks to startups and small businesses that are interested in either hiring more workers or increasing their wages; that looks at innovative ways for them to raise capital. And my expectation and hope is, is that they will get a bill together quickly, that they will pass it and get it on my desk. I will sign it right away, and I would like to see that bill signed this year. In addition, we’ve got all the Cabinet agencies, who are here represented. They are putting forward their own initiatives to enhance the ability of entrepreneurs to get up and running. So, for example, the Department of Homeland Security, my understanding is we’re going to be talking about how we can improve the visa process for those who are interested in investing in the United States and starting businesses here in the United States. I know that the Department of Commerce, Energy, and Education, as well as the SBA, are all launching complementary initiatives to support entrepreneurship as well. And so what we want to do is to make sure that every single agency, even as they’re tending to their energy initiatives or providing homeland security or transportation or defense, that we’re also thinking about how are we advancing the cause of giving small businesses and entrepreneurs opportunities to start creating the next Google or the next Apple or the next innovative company that’s going to create jobs and improve our economy. It’s that kind of all-hands-on-deck approach that is really going to make a difference. And we’re looking forward to hearing additional ideas from our business council and from those who are involved in startups that can help to promote this agenda. So thank you all for participating. I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas, and I will see you guys later. Q Will we get details on your housing plan tomorrow? THE PRESIDENT: -- I will talk to you then about it. I wouldn’t want to use up all my good stuff now. (Laughter.) Q Thank you, sir.

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Skyrim Mod Moment Ep2: Sky UI, Dovahkiin Hideout & Buster Swor...

Added 01/21/12
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Skyrim Mod Moment Ep2: Sky UI, Dovahkiin Hideout & Buster Sword w/ Geordie (Gameplay/Commentary)

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Skyrim Mod Moment Ep2: Sky UI, Dovahkiin Hideout & Buster Sword w/ Geordie (Gameplay/Commentary) www.youtube.com Click here to watch The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Mod Moment - Link, Lightsabers and QD Inventory (Gameplay/Commentary) Skyrim Mod Moment Ep2: Sky UI, Dovahkiin Hideout & Buster Sword w/ Geordie (Gameplay/Commentary) My second episode of Skyrim Mod Moment. In this episode we cover another User Interface mod (in Sky UI), an additional hidden area for houses and a new creatable item! A big thank you to everyone who showed me support with my last upload, it was a joy to make and it was great to see the positive feedback I received. Again if you love Skryim, come say hello on my channel! DIRECTOR'S CHANNEL: www.youtube.com DIRECTORS TWITTER: www.twitter.com MOD LINKS: SkyUI - www.skyrimnexus.com Dovahkiin Hideout - www.skyrimnexus.com Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core Buster Sword - skyrimnexus.com Visit the NEW Inside Gaming Blog! bit.ly - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This Realm video will show you: How to play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim How to change Skyrims User Interface (Sky UI) How to use mods with Skyrim How to get clouds buster sword in Skyrim - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Like Machinima Realm on Facebook! facebook.com Enlist in the Respawn Army! therespawnarmy.com FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE MMO & RPG GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE TRAILERS, GO ... From: MachinimaRealm Views: 11396 159 ratings Time: 07:59 More in Gaming

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GoingNative 4: Jim Springfield on ATL, GoingNative Conference ...

Added 11/23/11
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GoingNative 4: Jim Springfield on ATL, GoingNative Conference - Register Today!

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We've not covered ATL before on Channel 9 and with all the talk going on these days about [the elephant in the room], we figured it would be useful to spend some time with ATL creator Jim Springfield to get a historical perspective (as well as a technical one) on Active Template Library. ATL is a C++ template library for building lean and fast COM objects for Windows. ATL is designed to maximize performance while removing some of the complexity of COM-based Windows application development. If you've built ActiveX controls then you've used ATL. Of course, ATL isn't just for ActiveX objects... Thanks to Niner C64 for the suggestion to ask Jim historical questions in addition to the expected technical ones. C64 also asked us to spend some time on WTL . So we did. The Windows Template Library was created (and is still maintained) by Nenad Stefanovic , whose name I horribly mangled in the show's constructor. My apologies, Nenad! WTL is built on top of ATL, extending the power and relative simplicity of ATL to more of Win32's componentry. Lots of native Windows applications are written in WTL (including some of Windows itself, IE, Chrome, etc). Niner Ion also asked some specific ATL questions. We get to those, too. Thank you for spending time with us, Jim! Table of Contents (click time code links to navigate player accordingly) [00:00] GoingNative(); // Thank you for challenging us and speaking your minds ! Thanks Herb Sutter, Jim Springfield, PFYB, KM-KY, Warren, Garfield, C64, Glen, and Tomas (who's trying to make his own C++ lib-only implementation for Metro component authoring—way to go. Best to just do rather than just say ! Good luck, Tomas!). [06:34] Charles interviews Jim Springfield (whiteboarding included) [51:18] ~GoingNative();// Announcing and talking about GoingNative 2012 . Please join us in Redmond! See below for details: Announcing GoingNative 2012 – A Modern C++ Conference Here at Microsoft, we're very excited about the surge of industry interest in C++ and we want to support that. We know developers are hungry for information about modern C++ (C++11). The goal of GoingNative is to help provide current information to as many people as possible and to share technical insights and knowledge from C++ luminaries from across the industry. It's a C++ party and you're invited. Please join us. Register Now! Event Details: GoingNative 2012 is a 48-hour technical event for those who push the boundaries of general purpose computing by exploiting the true capabilities of the underlying machine: native developers. Distinguished speakers include the creator of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, C++ Standards Committee Chair , Herb Sutter, C++ template guru and big compute master , Andrei Alexandrescu, and more! Feb 2-3, 2012 Microsoft Corporate Campus Redmond, WA, USA The entire event will be streamed live on Channel 9 and all sessions will show up for on-demand use in 24 hours or less. That said, you do want to be here. It's going to be a lot fun and we are going to take care of you. We really want to hear from you , so please tweet feedback to @C9GoingNative (follow us!) and send your requests, ideas, complaints, praises, hate mail, and love letters to C9GoingNative [at] hotmail [dot] com . We will read and respond to all messages! That's how we roll, brothers and sisters. And if you're a Facebook user, please join our C9::GoingNative Facebook group . Go native!

GoingNative 4: Jim Springfield on ATL, GoingNative Conference ...

Added 11/23/11
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GoingNative 4: Jim Springfield on ATL, GoingNative Conference - Register Today!

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We've not covered ATL before on Channel 9 and with all the talk going on these days about [the elephant in the room], we figured it would be useful to spend some time with ATL creator Jim Springfield to get a historical perspective (as well as a technical one) on Active Template Library. ATL is a C++ template library for building lean and fast COM objects for Windows. ATL is designed to maximize performance while removing some of the complexity of COM-based Windows application development. If you've built ActiveX controls then you've used ATL. Of course, ATL isn't just for ActiveX objects... Thanks to Niner C64 for the suggestion to ask Jim historical questions in addition to the expected technical ones. C64 also asked us to spend some time on WTL . So we did. The Windows Template Library was created (and is still maintained) by Nenad Stefanovic , whose name I horribly mangled in the show's constructor. My apologies, Nenad! WTL is built on top of ATL, extending the power and relative simplicity of ATL to more of Win32's componentry. Lots of native Windows applications are written in WTL (including some of Windows itself, IE, Chrome, etc). Niner Ion also asked some specific ATL questions. We get to those, too. Thank you for spending time with us, Jim! Table of Contents (click time code links to navigate player accordingly) [00:00] GoingNative(); // Thank you for challenging us and speaking your minds ! Thanks Herb Sutter, Jim Springfield, PFYB, KM-KY, Warren, Garfield, C64, Glen, and Tomas (who's trying to make his own C++ lib-only implementation for Metro component authoring—way to go. Best to just do rather than just say ! Good luck, Tomas!). [06:34] Charles interviews Jim Springfield (whiteboarding included) [51:18] ~GoingNative();// Announcing and talking about GoingNative 2012 . Please join us in Redmond! See below for details: Announcing GoingNative 2012 – A Modern C++ Conference Here at Microsoft, we're very excited about the surge of industry interest in C++ and we want to support that. We know developers are hungry for information about modern C++ (C++11). The goal of GoingNative is to help provide current information to as many people as possible and to share technical insights and knowledge from C++ luminaries from across the industry. It's a C++ party and you're invited. Please join us. Register Now! Event Details: GoingNative 2012 is a 48-hour technical event for those who push the boundaries of general purpose computing by exploiting the true capabilities of the underlying machine: native developers. Distinguished speakers include the creator of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, C++ Standards Committee Chair , Herb Sutter, C++ template guru and big compute master , Andrei Alexandrescu, and more! Feb 2-3, 2012 Microsoft Corporate Campus Redmond, WA, USA The entire event will be streamed live on Channel 9 and all sessions will show up for on-demand use in 24 hours or less. That said, you do want to be here. It's going to be a lot fun and we are going to take care of you. We really want to hear from you , so please tweet feedback to @C9GoingNative (follow us!) and send your requests, ideas, complaints, praises, hate mail, and love letters to C9GoingNative [at] hotmail [dot] com . We will read and respond to all messages! That's how we roll, brothers and sisters. And if you're a Facebook user, please join our C9::GoingNative Facebook group . Go native!

TWC9: New Azure SDK, JLint, TFS, and guest host Martin Woodward

Added 11/18/11
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TWC9: New Azure SDK, JLint, TFS, and guest host Martin Woodward

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This week on Channel 9, Brian and guest host Martin Woodward ( www.woodwardweb.com ) discuss the week's top developer news including: * [1:08] Motti Shaked's Interactive .Net Tutorial (Motti Shaked) * [2:14] Updated Windows Azure SDK & Windows Azure HPC Scheduler SDK (Himanshu Singh), Download Windows Azure SDK , Manually download/install, Windows Azure SDK for .NET - November 2011 . * [3:50] NuGet Packages for Windows Azure and Windows Phone Developers (Wade Wegner) * [6:07] Video–Building a RESTful Service in Azure , Source Code to Azure RESTful Service, Android Mobile Client, iOS/iPhone Mobile Client, and Windows Phone 7 Mobile Client (Bruno Terkaly) * [7:37] Implementing 5 important principles of REST using WCF Services (Shivprasad Koirala) * [8:15] JSLint for Visual Studio 2010 (Luke Page, "baretta_x" and "markist") * [9:10] Download: Visual Studio 2010 Project Template for TFS Utilities (Neno Loje) * [10:40] Build Explorer version 1.1 for Visual Studio Team Explorer is released (Terje Sandstrom), Visual Studio Gallery and Codeplex . * [12:45] Visual Studio Feedback Tool , Visual Studio User Voice * [15:30] Basis of Tactile Programming with WPF4 and Surface 2.0 SDK (Nicolas Calvi) * [16:42] PhoneGap on WP7 tip #1: Handling Orientation (Glen Gordon) * [18:45] Free Art for your WP7 App (Andrew Coates), Windows Phone Apps Art Gallery * [19:19] XDSK2 (XNA Developer’s Survival Kit) * [20:12] How We Do Language Design at Microsoft (C#,Visual Basic,F#) (Alex Turner , Donald Syme , Lisa Feigenbaum , Lucian Wischik) * [21:52] The Roslyn Project - Meet the Design Team (Charles Torre, Anders Hejlsberg, Karen Liu, Matt Warren, and Peter Golde) Picks of the Week! * Brian's Pick of the Week! [22:50] The making of the Xbox: How Microsoft unleashed a video game revolution (part 1) , Part 2 (Dean Takahashi) * Martin's Pick of the Week! [25:45] KINECT with your Eclipse IDE , YouTube (Jonas Helming) Thanks again to Martin for guest hosting this week... Programming Note: Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday in the US next week, there will be no TWC9 next week, the week of 11/25. See you on, or about, 12/2. Thanks and have a great holiday!

TWC9: New Azure SDK, JLint, TFS, and guest host Martin Woodward

Added 11/18/11
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TWC9: New Azure SDK, JLint, TFS, and guest host Martin Woodward

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This week on Channel 9, Brian and guest host Martin Woodward ( www.woodwardweb.com ) discuss the week's top developer news including: * [1:08] Motti Shaked's Interactive .Net Tutorial (Motti Shaked) * [2:14] Updated Windows Azure SDK & Windows Azure HPC Scheduler SDK (Himanshu Singh), Download Windows Azure SDK , Manually download/install, Windows Azure SDK for .NET - November 2011 . * [3:50] NuGet Packages for Windows Azure and Windows Phone Developers (Wade Wegner) * [6:07] Video–Building a RESTful Service in Azure , Source Code to Azure RESTful Service, Android Mobile Client, iOS/iPhone Mobile Client, and Windows Phone 7 Mobile Client (Bruno Terkaly) * [7:37] Implementing 5 important principles of REST using WCF Services (Shivprasad Koirala) * [8:15] JSLint for Visual Studio 2010 (Luke Page, "baretta_x" and "markist") * [9:10] Download: Visual Studio 2010 Project Template for TFS Utilities (Neno Loje) * [10:40] Build Explorer version 1.1 for Visual Studio Team Explorer is released (Terje Sandstrom), Visual Studio Gallery and Codeplex . * [12:45] Visual Studio Feedback Tool , Visual Studio User Voice * [15:30] Basis of Tactile Programming with WPF4 and Surface 2.0 SDK (Nicolas Calvi) * [16:42] PhoneGap on WP7 tip #1: Handling Orientation (Glen Gordon) * [18:45] Free Art for your WP7 App (Andrew Coates), Windows Phone Apps Art Gallery * [19:19] XDSK2 (XNA Developer’s Survival Kit) * [20:12] How We Do Language Design at Microsoft (C#,Visual Basic,F#) (Alex Turner , Donald Syme , Lisa Feigenbaum , Lucian Wischik) * [21:52] The Roslyn Project - Meet the Design Team (Charles Torre, Anders Hejlsberg, Karen Liu, Matt Warren, and Peter Golde) Picks of the Week! * Brian's Pick of the Week! [22:50] The making of the Xbox: How Microsoft unleashed a video game revolution (part 1) , Part 2 (Dean Takahashi) * Martin's Pick of the Week! [25:45] KINECT with your Eclipse IDE , YouTube Video of Presentation (Jonas Helming) Thanks again to Martin for guest hosting this week... Programming Note: Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday in the US next week, there will be no TWC9 next week, the week of 11/25. See you on, or about, 12/2. Thanks and have a great holiday!