Nathan T Freeman (of OpenNTF fame among other things!) has created a great graphic based on the TV show Heros.



It reminded me of a graphic (100% unofficial) that I created several months ago and forgot to share (ok, really it was because we were not publically calling it Notes 8 yet!) so here you go...



Sorry for the light blogging this week, I am really busy with Lotusphere things. ?I can't wait until next week! ?Speaking of which, there will be dozens and dozens of Lotus bloggers writing about Lotusphere. ?I'd rather not just repeat the same things everyone else is saying, so I was wondering if you had any ideas or angles you'd like me to cover that may be a little different from the rest?

Here's my obligatory "How to find me at Lotusphere" post.

To the right is a beautiful picture of me that Bruce snapped last year or the year before. If that doesn't help, I've posted a few other pictures of myself on the blog in past years.

I'm intentionally leaving as much time as possible open during Lotusphere, and I won't mention the dinners and such that I'm doing, but here's a rough schedule for next week:

Saturday

• BALD get-together on the Boardwalk (3 ~ 6)
• The Turtle's ESPN bash (after @ 11)

Rest of the week
To be honest, I'll just be around. I haven't committed to any sessions/events other than the ones that I am personally giving, which are:

• Wednesday @ 10:00 AM -- ID212: How to "Sell" IBM Lotus Notes and Domino Inside Your Organization -- with the venerable Ed Brill. I'm pretty nervous about this one, partially because Ed has done the session so many times before, and partially because it's going to be available for order on DVD... Yikes!

• Thursday @ 10:00 AM -- BP312: Trap and Manage Your Errors Easily, Efficiently and Reliably -- with the also venerable Rob McDonagh. This one is more familiar territory (lots of OpenLog) and no pesky video cameras, so maybe I'll be a little more relaxed. Or maybe not.

I think I'll be at the Gurupalooza thingie on Thursday too, since the session that me and Rob are doing is a Best Practice session. Otherwise, like I said, I'll be around. See you there!

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