December is always the busiest month for those in the training community, and this month hasn't been any different.  I've just come off teaching a graduate program, and as always it was great to be challenged by so many bright, new and  confident people.  Of course it's meant I've had to go back to basics for a month or so, so I haven't been concentrating on my development during this time.

All that changes now, I'm writing new exercises and material for our .Net 3 curriculum, so I'll be sitting down over the next few weeks with Reflector and some coffee trying to really get to grips with WCF, WPF and WF.  So I'll probably be blogging about interesting little nuggets as I find them.

And of course always bear in mind I get it wrong as often as I get it right.  As Rob pointed out in a comment below, WPF windows should only have one Menu attached and then you should use child MenuItem structures to arrange the Menus.  I've fixed my copy of Scribble and you can download it here

OK, I'm off to play with SafeHandles now.