2:45 PM -- Those wallflowers over at Hatteras Networks Inc. asked me to please, please, please run some photos of the cocktail party they threw at Bellagio in Las Vegas last week.
I didn't go to the party. I was in my room, in bed, covers drawn, hiding from the razor-sharp fangs of telecom recession. But I'm glad to see not everyone shares my delicate constitution.
Another thing: I'm not sure who to credit for the photos, but I told my attorney to keep checking the mail in case we hear from them.
re: Carrier Ethernet Equipment Is Very Much Exciting These Days I was actually at this party for about 15 minutes....glad the cameras didn't capture that...but what goes through the mind of a girl dancing on a table in nothing but body paint at 6:15 on a Tuesday evening while surrounded by middle aged men?
re: Carrier Ethernet Equipment Is Very Much Exciting These Days Boy oh boy, I wonder who was the rocket scientist that came up with this gem of an idea?
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