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At 8:57am on May 27, 2009, Michael Levin said…
Ah! You beat me to it! I had just emailed you a Codetown invitation! Wecome to Codetown, Peter! Hope you actually "join" the OrlandoJUG Group here. And, I look forward to meeting you in person June 25 or July 2. All the best, Mike PS - feel free to use Codetown's "invite" feature to tell your friends.

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