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Tuesday June 27, 2006

Tech Meetup near Washington, DC

In the comments of my last post, a few folks mentioned they'd be interested in doing a "tech meetup" this week. We're staying at the Sheraton Reston Hotel. We'd prefer to stay "close to home", but that's only because we get lost easily. ;-) In reality, we're open to anything as long as it's not raining cats and dogs like it has been.

Tomorrow (Wednesday) night looks like the best night. 7:00 is probably a good time - where do you want to meet?

Posted in Java at Jun 27 2006, 05:22:04 AM MDT 20 Comments