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January 04, 2010

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There are several training seminars available for ColdBox for the first quarter of 2010.  The following are the current seminars:
We are still planning more seminars for March, April, May and July that we will announce soon.  We are also running a promotion to the first two registrants for each seminar, a free Definitive Guide ColdBox book.  We only have 1 left for the CBOX-101 class, so hurry and register, as only the first two registrants will get the free book.

Our locations for training for March and May are still indecisive, but you can be part of it.  Please email us at training@coldbox.org with your city or region of preference and how many people are interested in attending.  If you meet the minimum required attendees, then we will head on out to your city.

Happy 2010!



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Jan 05, 2010 01:56:16 UTC

by Bleisch

Switzerland, Zurich would be a great destination for a CBOX-101-Training ;-)

http://www.zuerich.com/de/welcome.cfm

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