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Here's a few photos from the Java Posse Roundup 2007.

Here's some of the posters we had on the wall - one for each day, segmented by the different rooms and timeslots. People could convene talks by writing a topic on a post-it; some of these would get shuffled around.
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We had "Lightning Talks" in the evenings - a topic of your choice, limited to 5 minutes.
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Here are some photos from the lightning talks.
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Joel Neely is talking about the different algorithms used to spacing between letters in typography, using "Java Posse" as an example.
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Here's Joe and Carl. At one point the powerstrip next to my feet had 8 identical Mac power adapters plugged into it...
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In the afternoons, we'd go up to the world class skiing slopes in Crested Butte.
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Finally, if you listened to episode 10x, you might be curious why Carl and Dick couldn't keep a straight face while listening to Joe - because they suddenly found a jackalope starting down at them:

Cool! Watching those pictures, I want to listen to the explanation about letters spacing AND go try those ski slopes :)
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