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Dean Goodmanson

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Bruce Eckel's Project Residencies in Crested Butte, CO Posted: Jul 7, 2003 11:51 PM
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Bruce Eckel is now hosting project residencies in his locale.  For $500/week min. 2 weeks (I'm assuming that's per group, not per head) you get...

  • A short-term move your project team to a different, natury, locale.
  • Daily 15 minute stand-up sessions in the morning.  Scrummin' w/ Bruce!
  • 1 hour project review every 3 days.

There's a number of reasonable limitations, and the cost does not cover food & housing.    Not sure if working space is provided.  I'm assuming it's also bring-your-own-processing. This sounds quite nifty, and is the first time I've heard of such a thing.

...I wonder if there would be a cheaper rate (and shorter time-span) for Open Source or non-Profit Zope-style Sprints/Hack-a-Thons.  Colorado is halfway between Wisconsin and the west coast...

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