New domain, new content

Dear Reader
since I have decided to enhance main theme of my blog
which will be aimed now to enterprise applications development
and will include BizTalk, AppFabric, Azure/Cloud solutions and other technologies
the blog is moved to www.EnterpriseApplicationsDevelopment.com

Thank you for reading my blog!

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