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Microsoft MVP 2011
CodeProject MVP 2011
CodeProject MVP 2010
Code Project Best Overall article for November 2009, for this article
Code Project Best VB.NET article for September 2009, for this article
Code Project Best C# article for May 2009, for this article
Microsoft Rich Client competition for April 2009, for this article
Code Project Best Overall article for March 2009, for this article
1st place for C# monthly CodeProject article competition, for this article in December 2007
Grand Prize winner for the Microsoft sponsored Visual Studio 2008 competition at CodeProject for this article, January 2008
CodeProject MVP 2008
1st place for ASP.NET monthly CodeProject article competition, for this article in November 2007
5th Bi-Weekly winner for the Microsoft sponsored Visual Studio 2008 competition at CodeProject, for this article in December 2007
2nd Bi-Weekly winner for the Microsoft sponsored Visual Studio 2008 competition at CodeProject, for this article in November 2007
UNE (University of New England), School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Prize for 2004
Golden Key International Honour Society, 2004 Member by invitation in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement and excellence.
UNE, Thomas Arnold Burr Memorial Prize in Mathematics for 2003.
UNE, School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Prize for 2002.

About the author

Daniel Vaughan is a Microsoft MVP for Client Application Development, with a decade of commercial experience across a wide range of industries including finance, e-commerce, and multimedia. While originally from Australia and the UK, Daniel is currently based in Geneva Switzerland; consulting on Windows Phone 7, WPF, Silverlight, WCF, and WF. Daniel is a Silverlight and WPF Insider, a member of the WPF Disciples, and a CodeProject MVP. Daniel is currently writing Windows Phone 7.5 Unleashed, which is due out in early 2011. Daniel is also the creator of a number of open-source projects, including Calcium, and Clog. E-mail me

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