I went to Gabriella Davis' session on "What are your servers trying to tell you?"  Gabriella is brilliant, but I would usually rather chew my arm off than go to an admin session, but Gabriella is a friend, so I went (and Andrew Pollack's gentle urgings were not so gentle).  I must admit I was surprised.  No, I did not become an administrator, and I still cannot believe you can pay anyone enough to do this stuff, but she was funny and engaging and really made the topic clear and easy to understand.  It was the best session I have attended this Lotusphere (and no, it is not my first), and that is quite a surprise>  Way to go, Gab!

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You know who you are.  One of your (many, many) goals at Lotusphere was to find me, and it is Wednesday and we haven't met yet.  Well, unless I've already scheduled a meeting with you, time is running out.  You can come to Pedestal #605 during the day, and, yes, it closes at 5pm, which people forget every year, and I might be there or relatively near by.  You can send me e-mail, but don't ask about a time, just tell me a time you will be somewhere, and I'll either respond back or be there.  I'd love to talk with you about Midas or CoexLinks or CoexEdit (see, there's even something new to talk about), but don't even ask me about Groove.

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Working on a quick demo to show how my layers logic (exhibited in the Sessions db) could be used to provide skins for a pseudo-calendar view, based on a converstaion late last night.  Just an FYI if you want to talk with me about it here at the 'Sphere.

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I've been pleased at the number of people interested in CoexLinks on the product showcase floor (shown by Granite Software at Pedestal #605).  Really, really interested, not just hanging around to justify getting a CULT shirt.  You can tell when you are reaching the right audience when people are so excited, they keep thanking you for having such a product.

So, if you have Notes/Domino apps and Outlook (or other non-Notes) for e-mail, and you are at Lotusphere, come on over and see if this would help you.

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