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Luis Majano

March 01, 2011

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Just a reminder that our ColdBox training registration will be closing in just a few more days (March 9th). So if you want to take advantage and book our trainings, you must do it ASAP. Here is a little encouragement for you use this code: cboxrulez.

Just a reminder our training is from March 14-18th, 2011 where we will offer two courses back to back: CBOX101 - Core ColdBox and CBOX203 - ColdBox Modules.

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Mar 02, 2011 13:39:12 UTC

by Jeff Stewart

I'd love to pay for a recording of the two 101 course days...

Is it being recorded?

Thanks,

- Jeff Stewart

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