I'm currently in Vancouver. It's rainy today, but yesterday, it was beautifully sunny and >10°C—a sharp contrast to the -20°C we've been feeling in Montreal, lately.
The 2007 Vancouver PHP Conference starts tomorrow morning, and it's looking like it will be an excellent event. If you're in the area and your work can spare you for the 2 days, I highly recommend that you show up tomorrow morning. Even with at-the-door signup, it's only $150—a great value!
As of 2 days ago, I'll be giving a talk on PHP & Asterisk, based on my article in the December 2006 issue of php|architect. I'll be taking over one of my colleague Paul Reinheimer's talk slots—he was really sick last week, and we weren't sure he'd make it (but he did, and he'll still be giving his Certification talk).
Anyway, if you can make it... do. If not, I've got a video of the same talk I gave at the Feb. PHP Quebec meeting on Thursday night that I'll link a little later (or you can find it on nexen.net).
See you here, I hope.
Here is the not-so-quickly-disappearing link to your videos. :)
http://www.nexen.net/actualites/php/video_de_php_quebec_fevrier_2007.php