Monday, April 30, 2007
Catching up is hard to do
My last RSS Reader post on April 19 has sparked a couple of emails asking the status of the project. As happens with everyone, I've been busy with other things...
Friday, April 20: I took the six hour drive south to Las Vegas to see Spamalot at the Wynn. It's a musical based on Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail. It was the 2005 Tony winner for best musical and has been "jiggered" a bit for Vegas. It starred John O'Hurley, who is best known as J. Peterman on Seinfeld. I have to say, what a FANTASTIC show. Laughs from beginning to end. The road company is coming to Salt Lake in September and I'm trying to get tickets to see it here. See it if you can!
Mondy, April 23-Wednesday, April 25: I was in a three day course, "Programming with XML in the Microsoft .Net Framework". This Microsoft Official Course (MOC) was pretty good. The manual was written in 2001 and is now somewhat outdated with changes in Visual Studio. The instructor was great and knew his stuff.
The rest of the week was spent doing catch up and handling the mundane tasks at the office.
Friday, April 20: I took the six hour drive south to Las Vegas to see Spamalot at the Wynn. It's a musical based on Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail. It was the 2005 Tony winner for best musical and has been "jiggered" a bit for Vegas. It starred John O'Hurley, who is best known as J. Peterman on Seinfeld. I have to say, what a FANTASTIC show. Laughs from beginning to end. The road company is coming to Salt Lake in September and I'm trying to get tickets to see it here. See it if you can!
Mondy, April 23-Wednesday, April 25: I was in a three day course, "Programming with XML in the Microsoft .Net Framework". This Microsoft Official Course (MOC) was pretty good. The manual was written in 2001 and is now somewhat outdated with changes in Visual Studio. The instructor was great and knew his stuff.
The rest of the week was spent doing catch up and handling the mundane tasks at the office.
// posted by Craig Berntson @ 10:26:00 AM 
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