Attending a session on Speech Recognition!
It’s a bit hard for the speaker to speak because there is a lot of echo here 
Next session I have to choose, and it’s VERY hard.
My possibilities:
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ARC309 Using WPF for Good and not Evil
Room 116
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WIN309 The Windows Vista Bridge: How Managed Code Developers Can Easily Access Exciting New Vista Features
Room 113
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Still don’t know 
As most of you know: Yorick and me will be leaving for the states in January, to Washburn University.
Yesterday I got an email from my stage mentor that the papers were faxed, and now me (and Yorick) have to wait for the letter of Admission from the university.
With that we can go to the American Embassy, for our visum
Well there were some problems with the presentation in front, which made it not very interesing.
That’s why I left the session. Doing some random stuff now, emailing, but I still feel a bit sick.
In a few moments there is something for MSPs, but I’ll omit that because I don’t want to miss the last 2 sessions.
As stated on my previous post: I was sick because the Tapas I ate yesterday were not good.
I woke up at ~0700, ready to go to the CCIB (the location where the congress is hosted).
I ate a bit, but I had to go back to bed, took some medicine because my stomach was really acting up.
At about 1130 I was awake, at 1145 I took the metro, ate lunch at Tech·Ed, and then I wanted to go to a session about .NET debugging and performance issues. But it was full.
So now I am attending about Designer <> Developer workflow.
First things first: the mobile session SUCKED! It was only for Standard Windows Mobile 6.1 (about 1% market). So I left.
After that I called with my girlfriend 
with Windows Live Messenger. Went very good!
In the evening there was a country party, I ate good over there, met the editor from the B# blog (I’ll post the pictures tomorrow!), talked a bit with Katrien!
When it was finished Jan (Jan = the Academic Program manager @ Microsoft) proposed to go and eat something in a Tapas Bar… 
I still have acid burn. But more on that on the next post.