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Luis Majano

November 04, 2008

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We are already in the plans for the next ColdBox Training Seminar featuring our CBOX 101 course.  We need your input to choose the venue and dates for this incredible seminar, so please fill out our online survey.

The seminars will be shortly increasing in frequency and more courses will be added to them once they are fully developed.  So take advantage of these training seminars to sharpen both your ColdFusion and ColdBox Skills.  You can also find testimonials and videos about the seminars in our Community Videos Section of the website.

So please take 3 minutes to fill out the survey here: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pAZ_A_gJAjbxldmNTkX8uCw&hl=en

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