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SunCEC2007: Customer Engineering Conference 2007

Thursday, August 2. 2007

The official invitational mail reached me a few days ago: I will travel to the CEC this year again. I wrote it before, this year in Las Vegas ... i assume, it gives you more bang for the bucks than downtown San Francisco to hold a 3500 heads conference, besides of the issue of not being San Francisco, my favorite city on this planet

But, well, wasn´t in Las Vegas before. All i know about the city comes from various CSI episodes

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, suncec2007 at 19:41 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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check this : http://blogs.sun.com/ThinGuy/entry/vegas_tips_for_cec_attendees
its a colleague ...
Ich war im Mai in Vegas, was soll ich sagen 5 Jahre später bedeutet 5 Jahre voller, 5 Jahre mehr Stau , 5 Jahre mehr Geld für alles .. (manchmal maßlos 15 Min Internet 5$ !!), das postive ? Es ist noch spannender, noch mehr menschen, viel neues .. nach oder mit dubai wohl die am schnellsten ändernde stadt. Wenn die Möglichkeit besteht mach einen Rundflug nachts mit dem Heli, von all den Attraktionen die besten 50$ !!

#1 Sven on 2007-08-03 09:02 (Reply)

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