The weather here
is clear and crisp from being surrounded by mountains, which is great after the
soggy weather in the UK .
On Wednesday I
attended the US Registry Coordinators Meeting with all my US Registry
Colleagues. This meeting is always a highlight of the conference as not only do
I meet with my colleagues, but the US Registry team presents its CF Registry
data and any changes it has made. This year was different in that there was a
‘live’ poll going on throughout the meeting where we had to text comments and
you could see the results live on the screens. It really kept us focused and
caused some amusement as some of the questions were frivolous. The US CF
Registry reports will be available on the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation website
next week.
Today the full
conference starts in earnest and I will be attending several really exciting
sessions, including the plenary which is always an engaging one. There are lots
of my UK colleagues here and I am engaged
in conversation at almost every corner. As Ed said, 6,000 miles is no
barrier!
I too walked to
the Mormon
Temple yesterday and it is
an amazing feat of architecture. As a musician though, I was particularly
interested in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, which I had heard of since my
childhood. Tonight I am going to their open rehearsal in the Tabernacle, so a
great day ahead, with excellent sessions, and some music in the
evening.
The plenary session mentioned by Elaine is being live streamed, starting for UK viewers at 11:20pm. You can view it over at http://www.prolibraries.com/cff/events/2013annual
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