I've lived in Phoenix the last 20 yearsand it has NEVER been 119. In fact, days over 110 are quite uncommon.

>119 is not uncommon at all that time of year. No matter what, it's gonna be well over 100 and probably over 110 EVERY day. When I go to conventions and such I like to spend a few extra days around the city and look around - maybe goto a nearby national or state park or something. This is just stupid though - you're not going to be able to do ANYTHING other that hide in the airconditioning at "Desert Ridge Resort"!
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>>I have only been through Arizona during the summer. Once it was only 119 in the shade. I found no shade though! :)
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>>>End of August - in Phoenix? You gotta be kidding me. Who is it that picks these locations? If we're not on the Florida coast in the middle of hurricane season, then we're in middle of the desert the hottest part of the entire year! Ever been Phoenix in the middle of summer like that? It doesn't even get below 90 degrees AT NIGHT!
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>>>>Registration is now open for DevCon 2006, and the conference brochure with the schedule/speakers is online: www.foxprodevcon.com
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>>>>It looks like YAG will be giving the Keynote: The Future of Visual FoxPro, Monday morning at 8:00 AM (ouch). It looks to be a good conference with plenty of Sedna-related content. See you there!