Heh. "Troll Whisperer". Love that.

Off-topic, but: Somewhere, you need to close an italics tag on the front page.

Fixed.

I could use a troll whisperer book right about now.

I want to point my co-moderators at it, and say that person foo is exhibiting behaviors 1,3,8, and 17.

Drat! This stuff never happens when I go to the Bay Area.

Wait, what? Here? Aa!

In a bunch of frantic poking around, looks like her panel is somewhere at Moscone West this afternoon. Can't get closer than that. Though of course I'm kinda jittery.

Damn! Today I'm doing work I can't skive off on, and tonight I have a regular engagement of watching The Wire and playing Rock Band! Though if Teresa is interested in that, I have a spot in the Insight and could bring her there and back again. (Leave a comment in my linked LJ...) But there are probably plenty of cool people she's actually met to eat dinner with. So, I guess I'll once again go back to hoping to meet at Worldcon.

Hope the panel goes well!

I would love to be at a panel where Teresa discussed troll whispering. Or at a bar, or on a website, or in a box*, or in a house†, or on an escalator‡.

Sadly, not possible at this time.

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* with a fox

† with a mouse

‡ with an alligator

It tickles me that the O'Reilly house blog is named "Radar".

Ack! Teresa is here in SF? Call! Say hi! Come see the new kitchen!

re @9,

And call here too.

I could bring fresh lemonade.

I could even email a photo of the tree to a lemon-networking group who'd use a Twitter API based voting system to match the best lemons to your preference set--LemonPickr.com--using MS's livemesh to control the pulp level, and it'd be really tasty.

Sigh. Reading tweets from Web2.0 conf and unconf and wishing I was there. But then deadlines make everything seem brighter.

Kathryn @10: Maybe those of us who are local should just have a meetup to console each other on missing this, sometime when we're not so busy!

Brooks @11

Agreed. Although question 1 before the meetup should be "do you actually have time to meetup, or is it just your brain trying to get you away from your project?"

At noon today I almost jumped into the car to go up there, saving myself only by another (slightly less time consuming) distraction. All because my brain is awfully tired of trying to remember calculus last seen 15 years ago, etc., and so is trying to make everything else in the world seem wonderful and shiny (ohh, look, I can alphabetize my jewelry).

Except cleaning the garage, which I actually need to do because this month is our city's "large item throwaway--no limits" month. (yes, after donating and freecycling)

I knew I was too tired yesterday when I started worrying that if I couldn't get the AC on my car to work, it meant I'd have to take the car in for service. It turned out that I was repeatedly pushing the button for the defroster instead....

Kathryn from Sunnyvale (@10) time to strike! It looks like lemonpickr.com isn't yet taken. <g>

I also wish I could make it to the unconference, but I'm working on a demo, and getting ready for Costume Con this weekend.

How many other SF Bay MLers do we have here? (Tries to cast delurk spell but can't find D20.)

It was a very good session which would only have been improved by starting late, so I wouldn't've missed the first fifteen minutes or so; I did not (sorry!) take notes, due to power issues.

Brooks, Katherine, count me in.

Had I seen this earlier, I would have been tempted to drop everything today and run up to SF, but one of the things that would have needed to be dropped was a meeting with the vice principal of my son's high school about the fact that the kid has twenty-three tardies and six cuts. I think punting the meeting might have given her the message we're not concerned about the issue. (Which I'm not, not really, since he's doing okay and there is only six weeks left of school, but I wasn't going to tell *her* that.)

But it would have been so tempting...

Duh, that was yesterday. I could have *made* yesterday. Rats.