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Going to CodeStock

by kevin 6/22/2008 7:55:00 PM

OK, I broke down and registered for CodeStock. That'll be a long drive. But the schedule looks awesome. This is a Code Camp on steroids in Knoxville, Tennessee. Lots of heavy hitters coming in to speak this time: Jeff Prosise, Alan Stevens, Steve Andrews, Todd Anglin, Rachel Appel, James Avery and many more.

Looks like I'll be riding there and back with Justin Etheredge. Spending some time with Justin will make the time go by faster.

The date is 9 August 2008 and the cost is $25. Hope to see you there.

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