So Monday didn’t work too well last month … this time we’ll try a Tuesday.

Same as always, we meet up stairs at the bar beside the pool tables – then grab a table if we need to.  Its at Boston Beer Works on Canal Street close to the TD Garden.  If you don’t know me – here’s a picture of me.  I’ll be the one at the bar reading MSDN magazine or some Windows Azure book and drinking a coke.

What:   Boston Geek Dinner
When:  Tuesday, March 23, 2010 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Where:

Boston Beer Works
112 Canal Street
Boston, MA 02114 USA

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me through this blog by leaving a comment.

There is also an email list that a reminder will go out to about 10 days out from the event – if you are not on that email list and want to be added, please let me know.

For February’s Geek dinner I looked at both the TD Garden events and Microsoft’s NERD events … and chose Monday Feb 22, 2010 as a good date.  Hope to see you there!

What: Boston Geek Dinner
We'll be upstairs by the pool tables in Boston Beer Works on Canal Street.  If you don’t know me – here’s a picture of me.  I’ll be the one at the bar reading MSDN magazine and drinking a coke.

When:
Monday, February 22, 2010 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Where:
Boston Beer Works

112 Canal Street
Boston, MA 02114 USA

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me through this blog by leaving a comment.

Next week is a busy week for events:

• Tuesday, January 26, 2010 - Quincy Entrepreneur Meetup
• Wednesday, January 27, 2010 - Architect Factory 2 (Cambridge NERD Center)
• Thursday, January 28, 2010 - Boston Geek Dinner (Boston Beer Works on Canal St)
• Saturday, January 30, 2010 - New England Data Camp v2.0 (Waltham Microsoft)

See you there?

Next Wednesday, I’ll be presenting at the New Hampshire .Net user group.  The information for the group meeting is on their site: http://www.nhdn.com/DNN/

The topic is the same one I gave at Beantown last week: Get Started with the Windows Azure SDK – so if you missed it and can make it up to Nashua next Wednesday – please join us.

A little about what we’ll be discussing:

The talk is geared toward developers who haven’t had a chance to get started with Azure yet.  My hope for this talk is to provide developers with the information they need to get up to speed quickly with Azure (SDK and other resources).  For this talk I’m going to just stick with Windows Azure and not get into the details of the complete Azure Platform, to minimize scope creep.

This year I’m going to try and get these on a regular schedule – of course everything depends on what is going on at the TD Garden.

What: Boston Geek Dinner
We'll be upstairs by the pool tables in Boston Beer Works on Canal Street.  If you don’t know me – here’s a picture of me.  I’ll be the one at the bar reading MSDN magazine and drinking a coke.

When:
Thursday, January 28, 2010 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM

Where:
Boston Beer Works

112 Canal Street
Boston, MA 02114 USA

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me through this blog by leaving a comment.

This Thursday in Cambridge (MA), I’ll be presenting at the Beantown.Net user group.  The Beantown.Net information is on Ben’s blog – you need to rsvp for the pizza.

The talk is geared toward developers who haven’t had a chance to get started with Azure yet.  My hope for this talk is to provide developers with the information they need to get up to speed quickly with Azure (SDK and other resources).  For this talk I’m going to just stick with Windows Azure and not get into the details of the complete Azure Platform, to minimize scope creep.

If you are a developer who hasn’t yet had a chance to dig into Windows Azure, I’d be curious as to what sort of questions you have about it – please leave a comment or send me an email if you get a chance.

Anyone attending this virtual conference in March?

http://www.cloudslam10.com/  March 23 – 25.

Anyone ever ‘been’ to a virtual conference?  If so, could you share how the experience was for you?

BTW: There is also still a call for Proposals until 2/15/2010 for anyone interested (http://www.cloudslam10.com/content/call-proposals)