May the games be good and nobody gets hurt!

[Dennis_Knutson]

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@elset191 wrote:

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SnowMule wrote:

Where in CO are you moving to?  I'm out in the southwest metro area.

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Broomfield

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We'll be neighbors. I live just up the road in Lafayette.

[elset191]

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@Dennis Knutson wrote:

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@elset191 wrote:

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SnowMule wrote:

Where in CO are you moving to?  I'm out in the southwest metro area.

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Broomfield

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We'll be neighbors. I live just up the road in Lafayette.

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Indeed.  I drive through there everyday going to work up in Berthoud.

[Dennis_Knutson]

And I often go though Berthoud on my way to Fort Collins. And, I suspect I know where you work.

[elset191]

There's a good chance you do.  There's not too many options in Berthoud.  Certainly not too many that use LabVIEW

[Dennis_Knutson]

Hope to see you at the next users group meeting.

[elset191]

Where are the user group meetings in these parts?

[Ben]

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@elset191 wrote:

Where are the user group meetings in these parts?

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Galt's Gulch?*

Ben

* Atlas Shruuged joke.

[Dennis_Knutson]

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@elset191 wrote:

Where are the user group meetings in these parts?

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They are usually in Fort Collins. The group is called NOCLUG (Northern Colorado LabVIEW User Group).

[elset191]

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@Dennis Knutson wrote:

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@elset191 wrote:

Where are the user group meetings in these parts?

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They are usually in Fort Collins. The group is called NOCLUG (Northern Colorado LabVIEW User Group).

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Yup, I see one of my coworkers in there.  And someone who I guess used to work here.  I'll plan on going to the meetings.

[SteveChandler]

I bet those are some pretty good user group meetings judging by some of the people I see registered in that community. I even see Nancy who taught the Advanced Architectures course when I went to Austin. I think she even wrote part of that course. If I was in Colorado I would definately go. The problem with the user group meetings here in Oregon is that there always seems to be a huge range of experience. You have someone who doesn't understand why the wires have different colors all the way up to the CLA who has been writing LabVIEW for years.