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Friday June 13, 2003

Denver JUG - one of the top 25 JUGs!

I should start off this post by rubbing it in that the Denver JUG beat the Triangle JUG as one of the top 12 Java Users Groups - but that would be pointless. I would be trying to tease the guys I know involved with the TriJUG, while I only attend DJUG as spectator, rather than a contributor. So I won't, but congrats to both JUGs (and all top JUGs) - it's awesome that we both have such thriving communities in our neighborhoods. From the e-mail:

BENEFITS TO DENVERJUG
The selection of DenverJUG means members will receive some "premium" services from Sun, such as alpha and beta releases of new Sun projects (like the Java Rave development environment announced this week at Sun One). Other benefits from being in the Top 25 will be announced at the next meeting (July 9 - featuring Sue Spielman, currently Blogging from JavaOne).

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