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• Dec 2

  The Buffalo PHP December Meetup

  0km away in Buffalo

  Food will not be served. MEETUP AGENDA ============ Introduction * Mission Statement & Goals New Faces New & Old Business * Announcements * Donations * Upcoming Speakers/Call for Speakers Presentations * Authentication & Session management (The hard way) Donations Topic Discussion/Q & A Show Your Stuff & Horror Stories Door Prizes/Raffles Mingle/Network

• Dec 11

  December 2009

  5km away in Buffalo

  Continuing our group tutorial on building Ruby on Rails applications.

• Dec 4

  A Hacker Space Leftovers Thanksgiving

  6km away in Buffalo

  So you finally recovered from stuffing yourself on Thanksgiving, and you have still have a heaping mound of left overs. Whats the best thing to do? Share those leftovers of course! Come down to the hackerspace and do it all over again. Bring down your left overs, or a new dish you want to share. We will eat, chat, joke and watch some movies!

• Dec 22

  East Toronto Web Design December Meetup

  67km away in Toronto

  Hi Everyone, It's time again for our monthly meetup. It will be at the usual time. Hope to see you there. If you have examples of work you've been doing and want to show everyone, please feel free. We will be in our usual spot at Cafe Mirage. There is Free Wireless Internet onsite, so bring your laptop.

• Nov 26

  Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Ecademy, Ning, Ryze & XING for Business

  69km away in Toronto

  Social Networks for Business - An Informal Discussion for Entrepreneurs & Small Business Owners LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS ONLY....REGISTER EARLY Social networks connect people at low cost; this can be beneficial for entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to expand their contact base. These networks often act as a customer relationship management tool for companies selling products and services. Companies can also use social networks for advertising in the form of banners and text ads.

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