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News Page for the Richmond Code Camp

by kevin 7/22/2008 3:25:00 PM

I've added a permanent news page for the Richmond .NET Code Camp to my site. It has news and information you'll want if you're a .NET developer in the mid-Atlantic region.

http://www.gotnet.biz/Blog/page/Richmond-NET-Code-Camp-News.aspx

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7/22/2008 4:59:33 PM

This RCC is going to be the best ever! I have an idea for a talk, where do I apply?

Justin Etheredge

7/22/2008 5:21:26 PM

Kevin Israel will begin accepting abstracts and bios in late August. You're a shoe-in, I think. Unless you decide to talk about badly the Entity Framework sucks.

Kevin

Kevin Hazzard, MVP MCSD.NET

7/22/2008 10:24:28 PM

Well, I guess I better think up a new topic.

Justin Etheredge

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