I forgot to give a plug to the restaurants across the street. Definitely within walking distance but most of them are far too small for a group of 20+. A couple had bars but are also small. A couple had outdoor seating, but again small places.

Kim and I were talking that if we do this again next year, we'd have a place in mind ahead of time, with printed maps/directions, and phone numbers of local attendees that could help out if attendees get turned around. Live and learn, and learn, and learn.

-Kevin

Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC

Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net


Dave Bernard wrote:
The lack of a watering hole (without having to drive or walk) was a slight
inconvenience to me, even though I'm local. We managed to get sizable groups
to go to places nearby pretty easily, although the groups might have been a
bit larger if no driving was required. Craig, Bo and I even went out for a
bucket of beers at a really cool blues joint after dinner Saturday night,
and didn't discuss word one of technology!

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Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks

On Sep 18, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Allen wrote:


I think one of the biggest draws to a conference is to meet like minded
people. The actual content is second to that. Just my opinion.
The sessions are to my mind the start of the thought process that needs to be continued using material from the sessions. Otherwise its too much to
take in.


Exactly. That's why the lack of a central 'watering hole' hangout was the most serious shortcoming. Even if you weren't a drinker, being able to hang out together and socialize in the evening hours is valuable, and that represents some of my best memories at conferences.

-- Ed Leafe
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-- http://dabodev.com





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