Windows Vista Coach Tour: Always on the run

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Michael_Moor — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 05:49:02 GMT

thx for share.

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jang773 — Sat, 20 Jan 2007 20:08:24 GMT

Hello Brandon and Ryan...

I had a great time in your bus in Pittsburgh at Best Buy.I also wanted to thank you for the mouse pads.I will be first in line to get a copy of Window's Vista.Have a safe trip...

Jang

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grlt — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 22:47:15 GMT

My suggestions for places to stop in Gainesville, Florida.

Shands Hospital has an administrative building #1329, with about 1000 people in the building addressed below about 200 to 300 with IT related jobs which includes Shands Information Services, of about 150 people. You can expect about 40 people to attend the presentation during the time you are here. If you can swing by Monday that would be cool. The location is also really close to the University of Florida.

1329 SW 16th Street

Gainesville, FL 32610 (Security knows there's a chance you're coming)

Best Buy, is really close to the interstate and has ample parking.

The Oaks mall by Sears or JC Penny's, are also near the interstate and have plenty of parking.

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Odegaard — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 20:09:59 GMT

I wish my company was making something like this when we release new software

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techSage — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 19:56:07 GMT

I would have suggested a place to stop in Baltimore, but I could see that they had already decided to bypass it and Philly as they dropped south right after they got through the mountains in Western MD.

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danwygant — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 18:38:21 GMT

They do have the google widget on the main page - you can use it to see what's up...

But knowing where yall are stopping is a biggie. I've asked the Eastern Seaboard through SE MVPs to lend a hand at suggesting places to stop - and when I've asked them they will. You should instead of fussing, ask them to stop someplace significant using this blog... Mike's reading it you know.

Perhaps Mike can impromptu using Outlook 2007 put together a list to email stops as they occur... impromptu.

Ok, put me in the list: dan@wygant.org (I already get so much spam on my email I don't care if the robots crawl this site and pick me off - I have good spam tools in my outlook!^)

Dan in Tn

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slubber — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 18:16:14 GMT

{someone cue the lights and get me some heart moving music on Pandora please}

Man I was soo bummed that I missed you guys in Columbus. I saw the bus was at OSU so I rushed to get my work to a stopping point to head down. Just before heading out to say howdy I checked the gadget again and saw that the bus was now at Easton. 5 minutes from my house but 25 minutes across town from my office. With class less than an hour away I called my brother-in-law who works across the street to see if he could run over to at least get a photo. Alas the bus was moving again towards The Paris of Appalachia.

{OK kill the music and bring me some cheese}

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AlexL — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 17:39:26 GMT

Yeah, I wish we knew where the team was stopping in advance. I'd love to catch you guys while you stop in Orlando. Are you planning on stopping by UCF?

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techSage — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:48:23 GMT

I'm fairly disappointed about this whole thing. I was looking forward to the East Coast gettings some love from MS for a change, but you've skipped at least two of your planned cities so far (Philly and Baltimore) and you can't even give us any idea where you are going to be ahead of time. So far it's a random Best Buy and not even because you planned it, but for "a gadget-fix." I think MS should be quite disappointed as well. Seems like you're all just enjoying a joyride on MS' dime. But, I could be completely wrong since I haven't seen what you're actually doing.

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danwygant — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:25:24 GMT

I'll give Dave Sanders of Culminis.com a heads-up that you're in the area... I'll bet he's got a group of Vista-ites who would truly dig this setup! Lots of IT Pros on the Eastern Seaboard from DC to Savanna.

See yalls in Nashville!

Hmmm either the Wildhorse or Opry Mills... or the Galleria? Which will it be, or perhaps all of em'.

Live to Ride, Keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes upon the road,

Dan.Wygant.org

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peaceridge — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 16:12:52 GMT

Where will you be in Charlotte? I'm in Wilkesboro and would like to see a live demo.

Lynn

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grlt — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:56:59 GMT

I'm glad to see you'll be stopping in Gainesville. I see Gainesville listed twice. Is that G'ville FL or G'ville GA? Where will you be stopping when you get there? Where will you be stopping in Orlando. VIsta is awesome, I participated in the CPP and I can't wait to run Ultimate RTM.