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Tuesday November 16, 2004

Tuesday at ApacheCon

Tuesday at ApacheConIt's now Tuesday morning at ApacheCon and I'm proud to admit I've been pretty lame on the party front so far. It feels great though, I went to bed at 10:30 last night and slept until 9:30 this morning. I pretty much crashed after having such a hectic schedule the last couple of day.

On Saturday night, I was up until 4:00 a.m. cranking out Chapter 10 of Spring Live. I got back up at 7:30 and almost finished it by noon. At 1:00, I arrived at Denver's No Fluff Just Stuff, and moderated a BOF on Comparing Web Frameworks. Then at 2:00, I did a session on AppFuse. Following that, I spent 2 hours finishing up Chapter 10 and sent it off to for editing. 18 pages in 18 hours - oof.

After sending off my chapter, I headed home and had dinner with the family before heading to the airport at 7:00. We arrived in Vegas at 10:30 and went to the Hard Rock for beers. I didn't have any cash so I borrowed some from Jim. After 10 minutes of Blackjack, I was up $120, so I paid Jim back and called it a night. I got heckled as I left the Hard Rock at 3:00 a.m.

Yesterday (Monday), I woke up at 8:30 with a raging hangover. Damn wine chasers - don't seem to work for beer. Bruce didn't take any, got 3 hours of sleep and felt fine. My talk was at 11:00 and I managed to stifle the hangover about 5 minutes before it. The talk went well and the room was packed (approx. 100 folks). After the talk, I grabbed some lunch with Scott, Jim, Jonathan, Howard and his wife.

At 2:00, Dion interviewed me for TheServerSide. At 3:00, I had a meeting with the SourceBeat guys, and had some beers with Michael Koziarski around happy hour. Then I hit an ApacheCon sponsored free-beer thing and later headed to the "Pink Taco" with Jonathan and Dave. I could barely stay awake after dinner, so headed to bed early.

Today, I plan on attending a few sessions and possibly doing some gambling this evening. Sure is nice not having any commitments for the rest of the week. I have a few meetups with folks, but nothing that requires preparation.

Posted in Java at Nov 16 2004, 12:42:29 PM MST