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Posted By: Joshua Allen | Mar 10th @ 4:42 PM

Congratulations to "Real Time Physics" for winning 2nd place in the MIX08 Show Off contest!

Bill Reiss and Andy Beaulieu discuss development of and sample applications for the Farseer Physics Engine for Silverlight. The Open Source Farseer Physics Engine allows developers to easily create realistic physics behaviors and is a powerful addition to Silverlight 2.0.

Bill Reiss, Andy Beaulieu, and Jeff Weber

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Expression Blend, Visual Studio

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