(GH-27) Formatting blog posts

input/blog/adnuguk-november-2010-meeting.md

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-Title: '#ADNUGUK – November 2010 Meeting'
-Published: 2010-10-29 18:44:00+00:00
 Author: gep13
+Published: 29/10/2010
+Title: '#ADNUGUK – November 2010 Meeting'
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-- Events
+- events
+RedirectFrom: adnuguk-november-2010-meeting/
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 I have just been asked, via email, for some more details about our upcoming event on Silverlight 4, featuring Mike Taulty and Mike Ormond from Microsoft, so I thought I would post some.

input/blog/february-2015-meeting-christos-matskas.md

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-Title: "February 2015 Meeting - Christos Matskas"
-Published: 09/01/2015
 Author: nyami
+Published: 09/01/2015
+Title: "February 2015 Meeting - Christos Matskas"
 Tags:
-  - Events
+  - events
+RedirectFrom: february-2015-meeting-christos-matskas/
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 Aberdeen Developers are pleased to present a talk by Christos Matskas, this is a joint event with BCS Aberdeen Branch on Thursday 19th February 2015 at the Robert Gordon University.
 
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-
-**Cross platform mobile development with the power of Xamarin**
+## Cross platform mobile development with the power of Xamarin
 
 Are you a .NET developer? Do you develop for mobile platforms or would you like to get started but you don't know how or where? Then you should join Christos Matskas as he shows you how to get off the ground with mobile application development using the power of Xamarin and explains how to build powerful, full-featured, native applications that can run across all platforms. You will learn how to speed up your development cycle, reduce overhead costs and create "the one codebase to rule them all".
 
 [![Eventbrite - Aberdeen Developers .Net User Group - February 2015 Meeting](https://www.eventbrite.com/custombutton?eid=11987778769)](http://adnuguk-feb2015.eventbrite.com/?aff=blog)
 
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-**Speaker Bio**
+## Speaker Bio
 
 Christos Matskas has been working as a software developer professionally for the last 11 years. He is the founder and CEO of SoftwareLounge, a software consultancy firm, and co-founder of TowzieTyke an apps development powerhouse. His portfolio includes collaborations with some great companies such as MarkIT, Lockheed Martin and Barclays. Over the years he had the opportunity to work on a numerous exciting projects from mobile apps to data crunching back-end solutions. His blog, [https://cmatskas.com](https://cmatskas.com), is full with useful tutorials, tips and tricks and reviews about software development and tools. Christos also contributes to Open Source and is a regular speaker at conferences and user groups talking about .NET, the Cloud and software development in general.

input/blog/upcoming-bcs-talk-daniel-russel.md

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 Published: 15/10/2014
 Title: "Upcoming BCS Talk - Daniel Russel"
 Tags:
-  - Google
-  - BCS Aberdeen
-  - Talk
-Categories:
-  - Community Events
+  - google
+  - bcs Aberdeen
+  - events
+RedirectFrom: upcoming-bcs-talk-daniel-russel/
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 ## Teaching 150K+ students at a time: The PowerSearchingWithGoogle.com story
 
 Just wanted to let you know about an upcoming talk that is being hosted by BCS Aberdeen, which I thought might interest you.  The talk is entitled ****, by Daniel Russell - Senior Research Scientist at Google:
 
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-MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) have become incredibly popular in just the past 12 months. Many MOOCs have had more that 100K students register for their courses. Is this the future of online education? Or is it yet-another passing fancy in the educational technology parade? In the past 12 months we have run three MOOCs with more than 280K registrants. I'll talk about what MOOCs are, how they're actually run, the social community of learners that are essential for making MOOCs succeed, and what seems to work (and not work) in MOOCs. Along the way, I'll talk a bit about how people seem to actually learn how to search... and do sensemaking as a task. I'll also show evidence that behaviors learned in the MOOC persist after the end of class. %}
-{% endblockquote %}
+> MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) have become incredibly popular in just the past 12 months. Many MOOCs have had more that 100K students register for their courses. Is this the future of online education? Or is it yet-another passing fancy in the educational technology parade? In the past 12 months we have run three MOOCs with more than 280K registrants. I'll talk about what MOOCs are, how they're actually run, the social community of learners that are essential for making MOOCs succeed, and what seems to work (and not work) in MOOCs. Along the way, I'll talk a bit about how people seem to actually learn how to search... and do sensemaking as a task. I'll also show evidence that behaviors learned in the MOOC persist after the end of class.
 
-If you are interested in attending this event, full details can be found [here](http://aberdeen.bcs.org/events.php)
+If you are interested in attending this event, full details can be found [here](http://aberdeen.bcs.org/events.php).
+
+### Location
 
-###Location
 Room N311, RGU, Riverside East Building, Garthdee Road, Aberdeen
 
-###About the speaker
+### About the speaker
+
 Daniel Russell is the Uber Tech Lead for Search Quality and User Happiness in Mountain View. He earned his PhD in computer science, specializing in artificial intelligence until he realized that magnifying and understanding human intelligence was his real passion. Twenty years ago he foreswore AI in favor of HI, and enjoys teaching, learning, running and music, preferably all in one day. He worked at Xerox PARC before it was PARC.com, and was in the Advanced Technology Group at Apple, where he wrote the first 100 web pages for [www.apple.com](http://www.apple.com) using SimpleText and a stone knife. He also worked at IBM and briefly at a startup that developed tablet computers before the iPad.

input/blog/writing-testable-validation-code-using-dependency-injection.md

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-author: norman
+Author: norman
 Published: 02/02/2011
 Title: Writing Testable Validation Code Using Dependency Injection
 Tags: