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janetupnorth said:We'd have to start with a moment of silence in honor of all the lurkers...
raebates said:I am a master at using 187 words when 3 will do. It's a gift.
What the heck is this?janetupnorth said:How about to how to best utilize IE7 to have all the new threads open at once and be able to bounce between them all?
genburk said:Hey Rae, ChefBeckyD, and I have a new workshop.
How to double thread and cross thread (note: not cross DRESS !) at the same time. (How to respond to two threads and how to cross reference two threads in the same post )
Check out
http://www.chefsuccess.com/showthread.php?t=20493&page=2
genburk said:Kinda like Chef Success directors?
genburk said:That leaves me out... I'd better get postin'
GourmetGirl said:But by calling this a conference the great thing is we can write off all of our expenses while having a v. fun weekend! and as long as we all get 1 or 2 ideas (while I know would happen at some point) it was worth our time
Where's the rest of your letter to him?GourmetGirl said:dear husband
KellyTheChef said:What the heck is this?
Explain further please!!
genburk said:That leaves me out... I'd better get postin'
I've been doing that with Mozilla for a couple of years now. 'Bout time Mr. Gates catches up!janetupnorth said:Using Internet Explorer 7 and the new tabs, I tend to logon, go to new posts, then open everything that looks of interest in a new tab, then go tab to tab reading and posting...it's multi-tasking, chef success style.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I've been doing that with Mozilla for a couple of years now. 'Bout time Mr. Gates catches up!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:I've been doing that with Mozilla for a couple of years now. 'Bout time Mr. Gates catches up!
Yes, I am but I don't ride the short bus.katie0128 said:well aren't you just the special one?
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Yes, I am but I don't ride the short bus.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:WE kinda like it.
genburk said:I would have an outline in front of me and ignore it too. My problem would also be that I start a story and turn it into a novel. I go on and on and on and so forth until everyone is tired of listening and then their minds wonder onto somthing else, and meanwhile I am still jabbering about it until I can turn it into something else, at which point I have lost focus and can't remember why I was there talking to begin with.
Some fun and different things that could be incorporated into a CS-only conference could include interactive workshops on popular CS topics such as coding, design, and social media. There could also be a designated "nerd zone" where attendees can play video and board games. A "must-do" could be a roundtable discussion on the future of technology and how CS members can shape it.
Having screen names and avatars on badges would be a great way for CS members to recognize and connect with each other in person. It would also add a fun and personalized touch to the conference.
Yes, there would definitely be a lot of abbreviated speak at a CS-only conference. It would be a great opportunity for CS members to geek out and use their tech lingo without worrying about being understood.
With a room full of CS members, there's bound to be a lot of lively discussion and participation in workshops. It would be a great opportunity for everyone to share their knowledge and ideas with each other.
CS members are known for their clever and creative minds, so a CS-only conference would definitely be filled with puns and jokes related to technology and coding. It would be a fun and entertaining way to bond with other CS members.
This would be a unique and fun workshop where CS members can let their creativity run wild and create costumes and fruit hats for different occasions. It would be a great way to showcase their coding skills and have some fun at the same time.