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An Observer Pattern and an Extended ListView Event Model

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Implementing an Observer Pattern for an Extended ListView Event Model
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Simon Segal resides in Melbourne Australia, is a certified MCAD, MCSD, MCDBA, MCSE, MCST BizTalk Specialist and has been working in the Software Development industry for some 10 years now. His key area of interest are distributed systems / SOA built with Microsoft technologies.

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