08:53:21 am, Categories: Computers and Internet, Open Source, 204 words Posted by: Joseph A. di Paolantonio
Yesterday, I didn't think to mention what a great location the Palace Hotel is. First, it is very historic, having been established in 1875. Second, it is a beautiful venue. Third, it is very conveniently located, at the corner of Market Street [the main drag in San Francisco] at New Montgomery, which is between 2nd and 3rd streets, making it right in the heart of the Financial District. Around the corner, at 2nd and Mission, is Mondo Caffé, which I've enjoyed since I worked in an office above circa 1995. The Thirsty Bear is another block down New Montgomery past Mission, on Howard. Great coffee, freshly brewed beer and marvelous tapas, surrounded by everything you could need - like when I ran across Market to the Radio Shack to buy new batteries for my podcasting lavaliere microphones. What could be more convenient? BART to the Palace - take the Montgomery BART stop, exit via the Market | Post stairs, which lead to the turnstiles to exit BART, keep to the left and leave through the New Montgomery Street stairs, which bring you to Market Street in front of the Palace Hotel. That's convenience. 
I hear the rock music now - it's time to go in for Matt's day 2 Welcome.
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