Impressions from developerWorks Live 2003

by Volker Weber

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1. There would have been space for a lot more people in the dining hangar.
2. Some folks can make you feel really thin.

Comments

I thought you were above taking cheap shots like that.

CJ, I am not quite sure I understand. I assume, you mean the right picture. In that case I have news for you: I have also been quite challenged by eating way too much and not getting enough exercise.

But one has a choice. Things have changed dramatically since then.

So in case you are taking offense because you are the guy in the right picture or are in comparable shape, you may make a choice for yourself as well. That "cheap shot" may have been the best thing that ever happened to you.

In case you are referring to the dining hangar, please explain.

Were you there? If so, then you're another person I missed meeting. (sigh) Maybe next time. 8)

Ed Falcon, 2003-04-14 22:23

Sure was.

As for meeting some other time: I am one of the usual suspects at IBM conferences. I think I hardly missed one since '95.

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