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Re: IBM iSeries Tech conf for summer 2007 update

Glenn,
I used to live in Phoenix and visited the Canyon during just about every season of the year (when friends dropped in that's naturally where they wanted to go). There is no "right" temperature at the Canyon; I've frozen my tutu off up there in August. It is further north and at a much higher elevation that Phoenix. In October wear a moderate -to- heavy coat, as opposed to a light jacket which should do in the summer.
Don't forget the Painted Desert when you're there. It is, in my opinion, more interesting than the Canyon. 

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Glenn Ericson wrote:


Dave
the price for the fall 2006 IBM System i Tech conference in Las Vegas is $1895 for 4 1/2 days 

What is the temperature range is late October up near Sedona, AZ?
Going to see Grand Canyon  Area , hopefully at the  right temperature..


Glenn Ericson


At 02:20 PM 9/29/2006, Dave Odom wrote:

Don,

Yeah!!!  That's right in my back yard.   Do you have any idea what the
cost of the conference is typically?

Interesting they chose Phoenix...For non-lower Arizonans, June is going
to be HOT!!  For those of us that live here, June is nice; 105 or so and
low humidity and the fair weather folks are not here taking up space and
resources.

Thanks,

Dave Odom
Casa Grande, AZ
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