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Please join us for our next .Net users group.  We meet on the third Tuesday of every month and always have great speakers, free food, and door prizes.  Registration is now done through CodeZone.

Attending the next event:
To enroll, register on CodeZone and enroll through their website.  The group access code is "lakeland" - you will need this to become a member of our group in CodeZone.  We now use CodeZone to handle registration because they will automatically report attendance to INETA which helps us get free resources and swag for our meetings.

Location: 
Perpetual Technology Solutions
2525 Drane Field Road, Suite 10
Lakeland, FL 33811

Time: May 20th 2008 at 6:30 pm

Registration: http://www.codezone.com/ms_UGEventView.CodezoneCom?EventID=5197

Next Presentation:
C# Development and Design Basics.  This presentation will progress from a high level overview of common design patterns into a round table discussion on real world implementation.  The discussion will be a great chance for those new to .Net development to hear from more experienced developers.  Presenter: Roy Lawson.

Please let Roy Lawson know if you have any questions or suggestions on topics, speakers, or conducting the meetings.

We also need a logo!  If you have a design please send me an email with the image attached.  I'll put each entry online and the people attending our meeting will decide which one we go with.


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