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For anyone interested, the 2013 NHC presentations are up on the AHA website. I've been trying to recreate the NHC experience by listening to them hung-over.

hoodie wrote:For anyone interested, the 2013 NHC presentations are up on the AHA website. I've been trying to recreate the NHC experience by listening to them hung-over.

Thank you AHA for this. I missed a few sessions on Saturday due to my activities at club night

I did take a nice walk to see Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell though.

hoodie wrote:For anyone interested, the 2013 NHC presentations are up on the AHA website. I've been trying to recreate the NHC experience by listening to them hung-over.

Thanks for posting ... I missed this one so happy to at least catch-up on the archives.

Tips for recreating the "NHC" Experience ...
1. Start drinking at 12:00 while listening to 4 presentations.
2. After that, get some dinner and go out with some friends drinking until 2:00 a.m. -- staying up later is still appropriate.
3. Wake up at 8:45, take a shower, get a cup of coffee, and start listening to another 6-8 presentations by 9:00.
4. Instruct wife to start pouring you 4 oz samples of beer by 9:30 and to check and see if you want more every 15 minutes.
5. Go out with your friends again until 2 a.m.
6. Repeat steps 3 -5.
7. Sober up in a couple of days.
8. Enjoy the slow recovery of memories over the last couple of days.

Thanks EagleDude! I will use this template to train for 2014. Especially #4 !

EagleDude wrote:Tips for recreating the "NHC" Experience ...
1. Start drinking at 12:00 while listening to 4 presentations.
2. After that, get some dinner and go out with some friends drinking until 2:00 a.m. -- staying up later is still appropriate.
3. Wake up at 8:45, take a shower, get a cup of coffee, and start listening to another 6-8 presentations by 9:00.
4. Instruct wife to start pouring you 4 oz samples of beer by 9:30 and to check and see if you want more every 15 minutes.
5. Go out with your friends again until 2 a.m.
6. Repeat steps 3 -5.
7. Sober up in a couple of days.
8. Enjoy the slow recovery of memories over the last couple of days.