Ted's Take

We have had very good feedback from our presentation on Revolution Money. Kevin Maney at Portfolio.com said we were the only product from Day 1 of the conference that he actually wanted to use. And this is a nice mention as well. 

I was able to watch the Caps game against the Islanders on my laptop via Slingbox yesterday. I wasn’t very happy with our performance or the size of the crowd at the game. We have lots of work still to do but to put it in perspective, we have played six games to date

Today is the last day of the conference and I have to admit that I am exhausted. The days start early and end late. With the time difference for us on the east coast, it makes it hard to stay clear of thought. Last night several of us participated in the Web Bowl, a game show contest about the history of the web. It was a tough format to participate and feel comfortable in but the time went by fast and John Battelle made everyone feel like a winner. I answered four questions correctly and two incorrectly. Our team lost.

 The best part of these conferences is the networking that takes place in the hallways of the hotel. It has been great to see so many friends and business associates some of whom I date my friendships and business dealings with them back to 1980. It was also great to see so many people hanging around the lobby of the hotel to make connections who didn’t purchase tickets to the event. Smart and resourceful of you - bravo! I was also surprised by the new greeting that seems to be in the vernacular now "Hi Ted