Pass on CES

Radio Programming Note: A scheduling issue has come up and I’m going to have to pass on CES this year. I’ll be doing the show from the Leoville Labs as usual Jan 8 and 9 – not Las Vegas – but I’ll make sure we still get reports from CES that weekend from a number of people who will be there.

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Damn I was hopein to see leo thier.

OHH OHH Can I be your field correspondent? I have dreamed of going to CES and never had an opportunity. Email me if you are interested!!

I was hoping to see Leo at CES this year…If you need any help with reports from CES, I will be there Friday to Sunday.

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The New Wilderness (Idle Words) 17 June 2019

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