Actually, I was dissapointed with the the Boston conference ... it seemed
more of an allaire marketing campaign than a conference. I could have done
a better job lecturing at the training sessions, and the exhibitors were
boring. The only good things were 1) I wasn't at work and 2) that night
sponsored by Compaq! Maybe having my boss trail me to make sure I wasn't
going to jump ship had something to do with it.
The conference that happened in DC was much better IMHO, even if I did had
to drive back to Pennsylvania to vote. You could definately see a more
'corporate presence'. I also got time in at CF_UNDERGROUND which was
absolutely 'faboo'. Whereas I came back from the boston conference thinking
"I know it all, muhaha"... I came back from the DC conference thinking "I
know know so little..."
Anyone else have an opinion (on the conferences that is?)
<CF_COMMENT>
Did anyone see the FICUS 2000 "a vote for ficus " from Michael Moore's 'the
awful truth?'. I'd point you to the website, but it's down right now (
www.ficus2000.com ).
</CF_COMMENT>
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