Eric Lefevre-Ardant on Java & Agile

November 9, 2008

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1. 

   Eric! You scooped me! Serves me right for tweeting.

   I’m going to write up something around each video on http://www.build-doctor.com. I hope to get something out this week.

   Comment by Julian Simpson — November 10, 2008 @ 10:43 am

2. 

   Hi Eric, in 2004 a photographer called Eric Lefevre was in Ireland and took a picture of a landscape. In it you can see my cottage. I wonder if you were the photographer. I would like to get the photo.
   Thanks

   Comment by Ana Victoria Morales Mulcahy — November 10, 2008 @ 10:23 pm

3. 

   @Ana

   I did visit Ireland once, but before 2003; plus, I am not a serious photographer. So I am not the person you are looking for, sorry.

   Comment by Eric Lefevre-Ardant — November 10, 2008 @ 11:36 pm

4. 

   @Julian sorry, I just couldn’t help myself! They had “blog about me!” written all over ;-)

   Comment by Eric Lefevre-Ardant — November 10, 2008 @ 11:38 pm

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