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My Photos of New Orleans -- Early 2002

I was fortunate enough to have an all expense paid trip (via the company I was doing project work for at the time) to New Orleans a couple of years ago.  We were there for a convention, so spare time was hard to come by…but I did manage to snap some photos when I was there.  You can view some of them in the new gallery I created on my site.

From what I gathered while I was there, Mardi-Gras is pretty much a year round affair (well, the going’s on of Mardi-Gras at least…copious imbibing of drinks and lots of skin)…though the city was literally buzzing with culture, a pulse of it’s own.  The food…the music…it was such an amazing place and I wish I could have spent more time there.  The convention turned out to be a bust for the company I was there with; they barely broke even, and we parted ways soon afterwards (though I’m still friends with the CEO).  At least I got to see New Orleans.  It’s simply mind blowing to think I might never see it again, or at the very least not how it used to be.


Posted Sep 06 2005, 08:56 PM by Jayson Knight
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3 Comments

Paul from Nata1 wrote re: My Photos of New Orleans -- Early 2002
on 09-07-2005 5:37 AM
Holy cow - was that a software company or other kind? That was pretty cool Hey I just saw your Advanced .NET remoting book on the left, right on man!
Jayson Knight wrote re: My Photos of New Orleans -- Early 2002
on 09-07-2005 5:57 AM
Another kind...they were a web startup. Great concept, horribly marketed (they weren't willing to spend much money on advertising...they had the "if we build it, they will come" mentality), going to this conference was actually a last ditch effort for them. Needless to say it didn't work out. Thx for pointing out the remoting book link, I changed it to reflect what I'm actually reading at this point, Inside Microsoft SQL Server...which is one of the more technically challenging books I've ever read, but it's extremely good if you have the patience for it :-). I can't talk about *why* I'm reading it until the end of this week.
Keyvan Nayyeri wrote re: My Photos of New Orleans -- Early 2002
on 09-07-2005 2:26 PM
It is a terrible disaster. I wish that more people can save themself asap and United States government helps them on this way.

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