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Nov
28
(2005)
I’m heading down to San Franshisky for a couple of days to take part in the Pachyderm Project Year 2 Wrap-Up meetings/training/gathering at SFMOMA. I’ll be sitting in meetings during the day, trying to take a photo or two of the area in between, and working on some projects with deadlines this week during the remaining hours. Should be interesting. I’ll likely be blogging during the event, and will post what I can to Flickr.
Also, since I’ll be working on projects at night, I’ll have to go for in-room internet, which means I’ll likely be checking blogs as well… Does that count as falling off the wagon? Dunno. I’ll be out of town, on business, doing work. Whatever.
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San Franshisky? So how’d you come? Did you drove or did you flew?
I _knew_ you’d get that one, Brian!
SCTV r0×0rs!!! Their version of Ben Hur may be one of the best things ever put on TV!
OK - I’m off to amazon.ca to look for DVDs.
I’ll likely be checking blogs as well… Does that count as falling off the wagon?
Ugh… information addiction… I’m in for it now… the latest PSP firmware supports RSS feeds and the downloading of podcast content from RSS feeds. This is the feature that will force me to upgrade and throw away homebrew code for the moment.
You are so lucky to be going to SF MOMA. I have been telling everyone I meet about the near religious experience I had seeing this Gerhard Richter painting and this Rothko when I played hooky during a conference last month. The reproductions don’t work which is precisely why you are lucky to be going there. You’ve probablt strolled around it before on past visits, but make sure you drag yourself away from the computer screen to do so again (I think there is a neat Steve McQueen show on now too). It is truly a world-class museum.
Scott, we spent the afternoon at the De Young Museum. Holy. Crap. I’ll post what pictures I can to Flickr. Absolutely freaking amazing. Looking forward to hanging out at SFMOMA tomorrow, but it’s closed to the public on Wednesdays so I don’t know if we’ll be allowed to wander the halls…