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• Dec 15

  Portland Java User Group

  1km away in Portland

  This month's topic: TBD----------PJUG meetings start with eat+meet+greet time (pizza and beverages are provided), followed by the featured speaker, then some time for Q&A, discussion, and sometimes a drawing to give away swag. :)It is...

• Dec 3

  December PDX Flash User Group Meetup

  2km away in Portland

  Join us for some Flash-talkin' fun at the Lucky Lab this month! Have a great Thanksgiving everybody! Verne

• Dec 16

  December Web Design Meetup

  122km away in Gig Harbor

  Anyone interested in web design, development, or running websites can attend: whether you're a website owner, a designer, developer, student, or just want to learn more. We're meeting at the Pierce County Library again since they have a large meeting room and free wireless access. Please RSVP if you plan to attend. Agenda This is our 3rd Annual Holiday Meetup and we'll have some fun. Usually, I volunteer to bring snacks or something holiday-ey, and you're welcome to as well.

• Dec 4

  Bend SharePoint User Group Meeting - December

  122km away in Bend

  Call for speakers! Have you done something really cool with SharePoint and would like to share with your local community? Here's your chance! Please contact either Jason or Barb if you would like to show off how you are using SharePoint to make the world a better place. =) jason.e.

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