Salt Lake City to Denver natural parks trip

10 days, 15 natural parks,  2247 miles (~3616 km), between July  8th and 17th 2011)

Day 1

• Flight to Salt Lake City, Drive to Wendover

Day 2

• The Bonneville Salt Flats
• CopperMine
• Bryce canyon

Day 3

• Grand Escalante National Parl
• Willis Creek hike
• Kodacrome state park
• Petrified Forest
• Calf Creek
• Dixie Forest

Day 4

• Capitol Reef (Great Wash hike and drive to end of scenic drive)
• Drove Morton Road and Burr trail on the way to Glen Canyon and took the ferry at Bullfrog and Hall’s crossing
• Natural Bridges

Day 5

• Cannyonlands – The Needles
• Mesa Verde

Day 6

• Arches – Devil’s Garden primitive loop
• Canyonlands – The Island in the Sky

Day 7

• Black Canyon and did the Gunnison hike to the bottom … ufff

Day 8

• Whitewater Rafting in Cache La Poudre
• Rocky Mountain National Park

Day 9

• Cache La Poudre-North Park Scenic and Historic Byway
• Red Feather Lakes
• ElDorado springs state park

Day 10

• Denver

(trip planned and mapped with Microsoft Streets and Trips)

The Boss Who Breaks All the Rules

Presented a talk at the Scrum Gathering Portugal 2011 called “The Boss Who Breaks All the Rules”

http://www.slideshare.net/tiagonmas/the-boss-who-breaks-all-the-rules

"For 25 years, Ricardo Semler  has been putting into practice what increasing numbers of modern management gurus are now preaching. He heads a democratic company, Semco, where employees set their hours, determine their salaries and choose their bosses. In this session we will talk about the main management changes that Semco introduced, which are very aligned with the agile mindset. We’ll also hear from managers of five companies on their real and concrete experience in putting some of these concepts in practice.

Invited speakers for this session: Rui Pedro Alves (Partner at Rupeal), Jurgen Appelo (Book author “Management 3.0”), João Pedro Martins (CTO at Create.IT), Alexandre Magno (Principal at AdaptWorks) and Miguel Muñoz Duarte (Partner at Imatch)
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