I attended Vermont Code Camp 2 yesterday (11-Sept-2010) at the University of Vermont. Many thanks to the awesome crew of Vermonters who put on an extremely well-organized and highly energetic event! I look forward to #vtcc3 next year. (Twitter stream, while it lasts: #vtcc2)
I presented a talk on Building Cloud-Native Applications using Microsoft Windows Azure. My slides are available as a PPT download and on slideshare.net.
<aside>Maura and I went to Vermont a day early. We put that time to good use climbing to the summit of Vermont’s highest mountain: Mt. Mansfield. We hiked up from Underhill State Park, up the Maple Ridge Trail, over to the Long Trail, up to the summit, then down the Sunset Ridge Trail (map). It was a really tough climb, but totally worth it. I think the round trip was around 7 miles.
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National Geographic Society; Mysteries of Mankind:
Earth’s Unexplained Landmarks; National Geographic Society, Washington, D.
Since 2003, the planet have had a good run, a total from 200 countries of the region of the 950000 players in this place, in this planet only registered in the category of players turnover reached almost 428 million dollars.
Unfortunately, this has become a major failing in WOW.
There are also Mad Scientist Scrubs in your bedroom in The Sink.
If so, this explains the lack of uniqueness from city to city.
Coe’s body was discovered only a few blocks from his South Tampa apartment, around 8:
30 AM, by a private citizen.