There were a ton of people twittering from the event, held tonight at the Neutral Zone. It started promptly at 7pm, ended promptly at 9pm, featured a single-elimination rock scissors paper tournament (A2RSP, of course), and was generally and genuinely awesome. Attendance was about 200.
Best event I've attended all year. Nearly perfect execution from both speakers and organizers. Congrats to all involved.
A few high points: Eli Neiburger from the AADL on hacking your library; Eric from the Ann Arbor Go Club on the game of Go; the friggin lasers at the A2 Mechshop; high flying balloons; backyard satellite weather, and two versions of News 2.0, at least one of which should be better than News 184x where the publisher accepted payment in potatoes.
I hope I'm not going to get paid in potatoes. (Well, maybe a bonus in potatoes.)
Sorry I had other commitments. (Well not really sorry about that, son's baseball game was fun; sorry I could not be in two places at once. ;-) I'll watch for the next one.
Posted by: F. Andy Seidl | June 30, 2009 at 11:53 PM
It's A2RPS, not RSP!
Posted by: Ryan Burns | July 02, 2009 at 09:47 AM