Monday October 31, 2005 6:57 pm
Seattle Mind Camp In the News
Posted by Andru Edwards
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In case you missed it, Seattle Mind Camp is featured in the two major Seattle-area newspapers - The Seattle Times and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Here are a couple of excerpts, with links:
Call it a slumber party for geeks.
Next weekend more than 150 people will congregate in an empty office building near Boeing Field to discuss the latest trends in digital music, blogging, art, medicine, video games, and whatever else comes up in a 24-hour caffeine-fueled brain dump.
You can read the rest at the Seattle P-I website.
Mind Camp is a free conference for techies and entrepreneurs that runs for 24 hours straight. The event is full at 150 attendees, though Edwards might increase the limit for last-minute registrations. Expected are musicians, local bloggers, employees from Boeing and Amazon.com and a small army of Microsofties.
Check out the full article at the Seattle Times.
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Damn I should have went.
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I mean I would go but I am busy with political stuff this weekend. I’ll have to go to the next one.
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