I'm currently sitting on the airport in Stavanger waiting for my flight back to Trondheim. For some reason Thursday is the busiest day of the week, so I didn't find a flight home before 21.25 tonight... So I'll have plenty of time to kill. Guess it's a good chance to catch up on podcasts, articles etc I have queued up.

I did my IIS7 presentation in Bergen Tuesday. This was the third time I did the presentation, so it went really well. In stead of flying back to Trondheim in the evening I decided to spend an extra day in Bergen, and go directly to Stavanger, the final city of the MSDN Live tour. So Tuesday evening I hooked up with Marianne, who is studying Medicine in Bergen. She invited me to a student party, which was tons of fun. I got a chance to check out the infamous rock scene "Hulen", which was great! I took it slow Wednesday and had a really good lunch with Marianne before going out to the Bergen Aquarium. It was actually quite nice to visit such a place alone. I could spend as much time as I wanted studying the different aquariums with out worrying about some one else who doesn't find the mountain trouts as fascinating as me!

Today I gave the final presentation in Stavanger. Jan Blomquist, Microsoft MVP and founder of TrainCert.net, is doing really well with online video training. He was using Camtasia to record his presentation in Bergen, so I figured this was an excellent idea so I did it my self in Bergen. Jan vas kind enough to let me borrow his microphone to get decent sound on the recording. This is something I'm definitely going to do on future presentations. It's much easier to do a good recording when doing it live, compared to doing it alone in front of your own in front of your computer.

I'm currently editing the recording and preparing it for online distribution. I'll write a separate post with a link to the webcast when it's available.

Thanks to everyone who showed up in Oslo, Trondheim, Bergen and Stavanger. I had a GREAT time, and hope you did as well. Feel free to post comments and questions, and I'll get back to you as fast as can!

See you on MSDN Live next time, in April/May!