Off to Flexmaniacs, then CFUnited

I am getting ready to make the hour or so trip down to Washington DC for Flexmaniacs. If you have not heard of it, Flexmaniacs is the first Flex-centric conference on the East Coast.  I am giving two presentation during the 2 day conference.  My session topics are 'Printing in Flex 2' and 'Sorting, Filtering and Paginating Data in Flex 2'.

After the conference ends on Tuesday, I will be heading up the road for CFUnited. As I mentioned here, there were some scheduling issues with my 'Prototyping Applications in Flex' session.  TeraTech has graciously given me a 'Birds Of a Feather' (BOF) session on Wednesday night, at 9:00 PM, to discuss the materials which would have been presented during the originally scheduled time slot.

Its going to be a busy, but fun week.  Hope to see you at one or both of the conferences!

If I have ever offended you, get over it...

...but here is you chance for a little revenge.

CFunited Presentation

After reading Sean Corfield's recent entry about the limited seating sessions at CFunited and this recent CFUnited Blog Entry, I felt I should let people know that due to circumstances beyond my control, I will not be presenting the session titled "Prototyping Applications in Flex 2".  I am not certain at this time who will be presenting this topic.

I will, however, still be in attendance at CFunited, so I hope to see you there.

My first Podcast

My employer, AboutWeb, has started what we hope will be a long series of podcasts. The current episode includes an interview with me, discussing Flogr, and AboutWeb's CTO, Kelly Brown, discussing Adobe's new AJAX library, Spry. The podcasts are available at http://podcast.aboutweb.com/. Upcoming episodes include interviews with Simon Horwith and Jim Collins.

How far will you go for a beer?

Keeping with last my little game last year at CFUNITED, I have come up with a new challenge. This is more to see how far some are willing to go for a free beer than anything else.

Here is the challenge: The first person, who I have not previously met, who can tell me my anniversary (month and day), will get a beer.

Now, before anyone starts thinking, 'Oh, this will be easy', I have never mentioned my anniversay on this blog.

I will be at the hotel about 4:00 PM today, after a grueling 20 minute (or so) car ride from work.

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