Hey PPt Live...

[John O]

It's 7:45 am EDT Sunday...anybody still awake out there?

 

[Mike M.]

Guess not. Boot camp must have been too much for them.

 

[Brian Reilly, MS MVP]

Well, it's 3:45 on here on Sunday and I found myself in Paris. So,
PPTLive must have been fun. What I remember of it was (g).
Brian Reilly, PowerPoint MVP and PowerPoint Live speaker

 

[Jan Il]

Well, it's 3:45 on here on Sunday and I found myself in Paris. So,
PPTLive must have been fun. What I remember of it was (g).
Brian Reilly, PowerPoint MVP and PowerPoint Live speaker

Don't worry Brian, we all kept a record of everything for you. They'll be
waiting when you get back from Paris...;-)))

Jan

 

[John Clements]

I remember a lot more than the conference. Namely, a LONG time at the bar
on Tuesday night.

More importantly, I will always remember some very talented and friendly
MVP's who donated their time and knowledge.

Brian, if you ever get to Portland (say after a trip to Redmond) please drop
me a line. I will do my best to show you some of the sites here. Portland
can be a fun and interesting little place to visit.

 

[John Clements]

This goes for the other MVPs (Echo, Steve, Sonia, etc.) too. If you have a
situation where you have an option of either laying over in Seattle or
Portland you might find Portland a nice change. Beautiful airport with
lightrail directly into the heart of the city (and out to the west suburbs
.... home of Intel, Nike, Tektronixs, Mentor Graphics, etc.). Some good
resturants and theater too.

You are all welcome.

 

[Sonia]

Thanks. I've been to Portland before and I agree. I found the city layout
a little crazy, but once I got lost a few times it got easier to find my
way. <G>

 

[Brian Reilly, MS MVP]

John,
Been to Portland a bunch of times. Had Nike as a client. Great town.
Thanks for the invite.
Brian Reilly, PowerPoint MVP