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And with everything else that was going on, I forgot to post a couple of choice snaps from the show.

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By the end of the show, there wasn't a single un-annotated square centimeter on that board.

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There was lightning going off in the background behind them. For minutes on end. THAT's how awesome they were. (I have video of this as well, and I realized all too late that by not bringing my DSLR I had deprived myself of a wonderful opportunity to take some time-lapse shots.)

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Easily my favorite picture from the whole show.

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To whoever pulled the fire alarm and send 20,000 people flooding out into the streets of Baltimore in the middle of the afternoon: Eat flaming death twice.

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What better way to pass the time while waiting for the fire crew to clear the convention center than to get to know your fellow ... um, cosmic denizens?

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Sit, Ubu, sit. Good dog. I mean, god.

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Remember, whatever you do, don't get Kiki mad.

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Normally I would have been at this table, hawking my own product, but, uh, things came up.

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