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• Dec 11

  Boston Web Design December Meetup

  2km away in Boston

  If you can't find me, call me at 617-383-9569.

• Dec 15

  The Boston MySQL December Meetup

  3km away in Boston

  The November meetup will talk about slave setup and how to check to see that your slaves are in sync with the master. ------------- Logistics ------------- MIT's map with the building (E51) highlighted: MIT's map with the Kendall square T stop highlighted: (the stop is in red on that map, and you can see E51 in the bottom right) MIT's maps with parking lot information: and Note that MIT lots are free to park in after 3 pm or so, even if it says "reserved for faculty" Free pizza and soda will

• Nov 25

  IT Job Seekers Greater Boston (Java, .NET, SQL, LAMP, etc.) November Meetup

  4km away in Boston

  6:00pm to 6:30pm: Refreshments and networking 6:30pm to 7:00pm: Individual introductions to the group 7:00pm to 7:30pm: Job Hunting Tips - interviewing tips - what is hot, what is not - job hunting resources, places to look 7:30 - 8:00pm: More networking! If you are a hiring manager, recruiter, or entrepreneur you are welcome to bring with you handouts about your company and opened positions.

• Dec 8

  The Cambridge Semantic Web December Meetup

  4km away in Cambridge

  Agenda: [list=1]*News, Announcements*Semantic Web Awareness Initiative – Marketing -- by Dean Whitney*The SIRA Technology: Ontology + NLP + ? = Natural Language Understanding -- by Chuck Rehberg[/list=1] [divider] Semantic Web Awareness Initiative – Marketing There are numerous applications for semantic web technologies in the marketing and advertising space. Brand managers, ad agencies and strategists need to understand the value if they are going to start leveraging it.

• Dec 15

  The Cambridge Enterprise Web 2.0 December Meetup

  4km away in Cambridge

  *** CHANGE - WE ARE GOING BACK TO THE FIELD **** Guys, I really apologize for the confusion but I've had a hard time securing the Event Room at Tavern for the past few months. We will meet at The Field again today at 7:30

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