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Here is a full view of the stage at CES2010 in Las Vegas, showing the full view. The circle of lights above the stage provided amazingly smooth and bright lighting.

Here's the photo of the blogger area at the NBC Universal booth. We were able to hook to a high speed LAN connection, enjoy the chance to sit and observe some of the 112,000 attendees at CES. This was behind the stage that we used for the live stream events on Saturday and Sunday.

I am probably in a very select group leaving CES feeling better when I leave on Monday that when I had arrived a week earlier. It's been a long week recovering from a very bad cold, with a touch of flu. Traveling while sick or being sick while traveling is a sure prescription for misery.

On the other hand, some bloggers have commented on a clueless H1N1 protected booth worker who was masked, but continued to handle products, shake hands, do demos and generally carry on all the practices that almost guarantee a bad time. I'm working on the theory that I have burned through whatever virus and cold is lurking about and that I am once again on my way to becoming six feet tall and bulletproof.  Once you get on the downward slope, no amount of over the counter salvation is going to keep nature from progressing on it's own schedule.

 http://www.tinyurl.com/nbcucam - totally first class with a high speed connection, and help from Gia Pace. Thanks to Jon Accarrino of NBC Universal and Sharp. You can find out more at http://nbcuatces.com  

Woot! 8500 live streams for our first TPN show from the stage at NBC. Crew came together like clockwork for live show. Thanks to all who listened and re-tweeted. Please watch and tweet up tomorrow for episode 2 live at 12 noon Pacific with six new guests !