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Michele Minorello, aka minorello, from Padova, Italy. If you didn’t win, don’t despair: there are still places available, and if you took part in this competition (and even if you didn’t) you can buy a ticket with 75€ discount (375€ instead of the regular price of 450€), using the coupon code SIMONECHIARETTA. Back to the giveaway: Last week I announced that, with the help of Niels Hartvig, I was giving away one free ticket for the umbraco CodeGarden 2010 and 4 nights in the hotel. Signing up for the giveaway was easy: all you needed was to...

UPDATE: This competition is closed, stay tuned to know who is the lucky winner The Umbraco CodeGarder ‘10 is less than 2 months away, starting on June 23rd till June 25th, and thanks to the awesome Niels Hartvig, founder of Umbraco, I’m giving away an interesting package. The prize The winner will receive a more then 1000€ worth prize, consisting in: One ticket for the full 3 days of the umbraco Codegarden conference 4 nights (22nd to 25th of June) in the same hotel where all...

... Martin Harris, from Wellington, NZ (@BlackMael) and Andrea Balducci, from Castelfidardo, Italy (@andreabalducci). They both won a yearly subscription to the Mindscape Mega Pack Professional, which includes a license of Lightspeed Professional, all the WPF controls developed by Mindscape, future updates and any other software and control this prolific software factory from Wellington will release in the next 12 months. Martin is the "official" winner, selected by picking a random tweet from all the ones tweeted. He won by tweeting the following message: RT @simonech isolated in the void my only salvation to retreat into self with hope for...

UPDATE: The winner has been announced: And the winners of the Mindscape Professional Pack are... Today it’s my 35th birthday, but instead of boring you with the usual “what happened in the last year” kind of post I’m going to give one of my readers and Twitter followers a gift. But before the prize, I just want to do a very quick roundup of what my 34th year was: I became an MVP, I became an ASP Insider, I published my first book and I took part in my first triathlon. So quite a good year after all. But back to the...