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I’m sitting in the departure lounge at Las Vegas airport after attending an IBM internal conference for a week. Las Vegas is indeed as tacky as expected, and wouldn’t be first on my list of places to visit on holiday, although I’m thinking about making it part of my ‘road trip’ when I eventually get round to planning it (the short version is SF to Vegas across Death Valley, the long version is the length of Route 66 – I expect the result will be a mixture). The conference was useful, and I got to meet some folk I’d previously only interacted with online, such as the prolific blogger Dan Zrobok. The airport is also surprisingly pleasant, with fast and friendly check-in (surprising for American), short security queues, and free wi-fi (hence this post). Now all I have to do is endure the 10-hour flight (with a full plane) from LA to London. Yuck.
Hi Andrew,
It was good meeting you at the conference as well. I like how you describe me as a ‘prolific blogger’. I’ve only been doing it for about three months now, so I haven’t had to deal with burnout yet
Dan Zrobok
16 May 08 at 15:05:00
Dan, well, it was more your frequency – you seem to keep several posts coming a day! It’s impressive, I don’t know how you do it…
andrewferrier
18 May 08 at 13:05:19