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Ken and I are in Alexandria, Virginia for the NASDDDS (National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disability Services) Annual Conference.

Having just released Therap for States, it’s a great chance to catch up with our state customers and meet a few more!

Be sure to stop by our booth if you are there, you’ll see the video above on the big screen.

:: Justin ::

This really has been a tremendous trip.  It’s amazing how impressive (and well behaved) 40 or so teenagers can be.

After the band played at the Lincoln Memorial yesterday and we toured all the usual monuments (my new favourite is the Albert Einstein statue) we were thoroughly entertained by a performance of Shear Madness at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Today it was the Show Choir’s turn, after a tour of the Capitol  and some of the Smithsonian, we headed out to visit with George Washington at Mount Vernon where the choir performed a fine selection of show tunes.

Here’s a few photos:

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A few photos from the start of our trip to Washington DC.

Michele, Iona, Calum and I are heading to (a very hot) Washington, DC for the Wolcott High School band summer trip.

The lengths that I will go to to get a picture of me an a Capitol  this one involved Ken and me taking our lives in our hands and getting some amused comments from passers by.  Do you get bonuses for the Big One?

As you may have guessed, I spent today in Washington DC, with Ken (it’s becoming a bit of a Monday thing!).

With more and more DC agencies using Therap, it’s becoming a better place all the time!

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It says something about the reach of Therap these days that on Friday Ken and I met in Calgary, Alberta and then today we met up in Washington, DC.  Easier for me, and it just so happened that our meetings were two blocks from Ken’s home!

Unfortunately the weather was way to miserable for any photos!

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Last night as the final night of Wolcott High School’s spring musical “Once Upon A Mattress”.  What a great show!  I am always amazed at the talent that our small town produces.  Added to this was the fun of getting to watch Iona (on her oboe) and Calum (on his trumpet) performing in an wonderful pit orchestra.  Just a few students, combined with staff, alumni, and some hired guns.

As I write, I am on the train from BWI airport in Baltimore to Union Station in Washington, DC when I am joining Sue and Ken for a couple of meetings.

After that I am heading out to Cape Code (via Providence, RI) where tomorrow I will present at Latham Centers to a group of business managers from Massachusetts. 

Then it’s back to to Providence and off to Minot, North Dakota for the NDACF conference and a bunch of meetings and trainings with the fine folks of North Dakota.

Other than that, there’s not much going on (he says with an exaggerated wink)

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