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I know I haven't had much in the way of updates for my ISV for a while, but I've been crazy busy:

1. I have the project I'm finishing up now (http://www.ihomeschool.com is the marketing site, my team is building the application)
2. I'm working on a few jobs for some contract clients of mine.  Over the past 6 months I've been using supplemental contract work to build relationships with subcontractors, offshore firms, and banking some cash for expanding my own operations which will hopefully involve hiring some of my subcontracts on as full time employees.
3. Still putting the finishing touches on Easy Assets .NET... the really positive news is that even though it hasn't been officially released yet I already have several clients using the hosted beta and feedback has been extremely positive.  My accountant thinks my pricing structure is too cheap compared to the market rates, so I need to figure out if I should raise hosting prices or not.
4. Buying a lot and building a new house.  Housing prices are so expensive now that I've found that I can build new for less than the price of a 20 yr old house with the same square footage.
5. Finishing up my MBA
6. Spending time with my Wife and new son (7 weeks old now, already a nerd, he loves listening to "They Might Be Giants" music)

In addition, since being a member of Codebetter has given me access to some really talented developers, I've started working on expanding my company's consulting services/custom development department.  So yes, now you can have a project run by a CodeBetter developer (me) and possibly get some cameo work from some of the other developers on this site.  In addition, I have my own contractors and relationships with several developer shops both onshore and offshore. Being that my base of operations is in the Midwest where we enjoy such a low cost of living, you'll find our rates are pretty damn good compared to what you get from major market areas (NY, DC, LA, Chicago, etc).  So if you or any companies you know need some quality .NET work done, I now have quite a few ways to meet your needs. 

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