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It's cold, man. We're in NYC to talk for INETA at
the NYC
.NET User's Group and crap, it's cold. It was cold and crazy in Portland
last week...around 21F and I thought THAT was cold. We were out last night in
Manhattan around 11:00pm and it was 1F. Yes, that's 1. They said you can get
frostbite in 30 minutes at the temperature. Madness.
Got to hang out with the legendary Stephen
Forte, and my buddy Andrew
Brust. They have shown us a great time and had $300 worth of pizza to please
the group! This makes the 2nd continent I've spoken with Stephen on during our
plans to take over the world when he's not climbing Mt.
Everest. Thanks to the guys and INETA for having me over.
If you want to see this very same presentation when I did it at TechEd, you can watch
it online (with Audio and Video of the Demonstrations!) from TechEd 2003 and download
the Powerpoint as well.
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