The winner of ColdBox training is: Conrad Davis!!
We did a raffle and the following are the results:
1) Conrad Davis (Winner)
2) Charlie Griefer (Runner Up)
3) Dave Schuck (2nd Runner Up)
I have emailed all three participants as Conrad has the first bid for the training. If he does not answer that he will be going by Tomorrow at 5PM pacific, then the winner becomes runner up 2, Charlie Griefer. If charlie does not answer by Saturday at 5PM pacific, then Dave Shuck becomes the winner.
Congratulations Conrad, you are a proud owner of ColdBox Training for CBOX:101 this October 4-5th in Dallas, Texas
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