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]]> By: Amelia G /2006/11/23/getting-our-effervescence-on-aaas-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-41096 Fri, 24 Nov 2006 18:06:36 +0000 /2006/11/23/getting-our-effervescence-on-aaas-2006/#comment-41096 The only alcohol I drank was that one beer at the Open Access meeting at Gordon Biersch on Saturday afternoon. This was my first time at AAA. I was expecting a more party-like atmosphere. Maybe next year . . .

Also, my comments and complaints are here.

]]> By: hyl /2006/11/23/getting-our-effervescence-on-aaas-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-41094 Fri, 24 Nov 2006 17:37:06 +0000 /2006/11/23/getting-our-effervescence-on-aaas-2006/#comment-41094 Dearheart, I loved this AAA more than any other. While I prefer the cities of New Orleans and Chicago, San Jose was a great venue — the large variety of cafes & eateries meant we actually had time to eat, rather than lining up forever, then rushing to get back to a session. The variety of hotels meant those on limited budgets had more options, including taking the in train from San Fran. I waited less time to get a drink in the pub and didn’t have to share a chair in order to join the group. I actually saw *more* people than usual — because instead of powering thru the scrum, I could scan the room, foyer, ect. I had better conversations, and attended sessions that were more interesting than in a long time (although the AAA tendency to long, meaningless session titles continues unabated). In short, while it was still a jam-packed, sleep-deprived event, for me, it was qualitatively better than any prior AAA.

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