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NxtGenUG Extravaganza !!

Thursday, October 05, 2006 11:27 AM

Remember the date: 1st November

Remember the place: Oxford, Research Machines

... and the time: 7 - 9 pm (no-doubt with beers afterwards, rude not to!)

This marks the first session of the Oxford chapter of NxtGenUG !

NxtGenUG, (Next Generation User Group) is a non-profit user group for Microsoft Technologies. It is a community event, setup and run by the community for the community, so please take part!

This is a chance to be in a new user group chapter at the beginning !

Barry Dorans will be doing a presenting on ASP.Net and Tony Rogerson will be doing a presentation on Developing against SQL Server.

Please drop us an email if you want to do a presentating for a future session, you are most welcome!

Also, new members get a chance to win a trip to TechEd in Barcleona (thanks Microsoft for the prize) ... so it's all good !

More info can be found here, http://www.nxtgenug.net/ViewEvent.aspx?EventID=26

See you there ... and pass the news on please!

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# re: NxtGenUG Extravaganza !!

User groups are certainly a ton of fun. If you guys end up running a Code Camp then let me know if you'd like to use the website I created for ours:

http://desertcodecamp.com

Just curious: Based on the logo does it have anything to do with Cingular phone service? And based on the name is it related at all to Lego Mindstorms? 10/5/2006 11:52 AM | Lorin Thwaits

# re: NxtGenUG Extravaganza !!

Thanks Lorin for your query.

The user group is a new thing for me, I'm not all that fussed about doing any presentations, I like listening.

The Code Camp is a cool idea, I will pass it on.

Thanks for bringing the similarities in logo to our attention. Cingular isn't a provider here in the UK but there is a likeness. 10/6/2006 6:24 AM | Dave Oliver

# re: NxtGenUG Extravaganza !!

Nice idea about the code camp - we'll have a think about that for next year.

The logo was created by a graphic designer, who wanted to show droplets of water joining together to be stronger (a community) and also to look like a person.

I said 'hey an orange man' i like it... 10/25/2006 5:55 PM | Richard Costall

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