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January 19, 2009

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ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars Announces Early-Bird Special Pricing for March 14-15 2008 CBOX 101- Core ColdBox Seminar in Ontario, California.  Welcome to where it's sunny and warm!

ColdBox Platform Official Training Seminars today announces an Early-Bird Special discount registration price of just $895 for our March 14-15th, 2009 ColdBox Platform 101 seminar to be held in Ontario, California.  Registrants can take advantage of this early bird savings over the full seminar price of $1,100 by completing their registration before 5PM (Pacific Daylight Time) on February 8th, 2009. (Discounts available for groups of 5 or more)

The ColdBox Platform 101 Seminar is a 2-Day Introduction to ColdBox and ColdBox Platform Application Development providing 16+ hours of intense, hands-on training with ColdBox author Luis Majano in an intimate setting with only 15-20 seats available.  The skills learned in this seminar can be immediately applied to a developer’s daily tasks.

For more information on ColdBox Platform Training or to register, please visit the ColdBox Training web site.

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