GatorJUG-Gainesville Java User Group

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GatorJUG-Gainesville Java User Group

Time: September 17, 2014 from 6pm to 10pm
Location: Santafe S building on the third floor.
Street: 3000 nw 83rd Street
City/Town: gainesville
Website or Map: http://sfcollege.edu
Event Type: monthly, meeting, gatorjug, java
Organized By: Dan Lackey
Latest Activity: Sep 15, 2014

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Monthly meeting. 

Come to talk and socialize.  I don't know if we have a speaker but we'll have fun meeting and talking.


Hope to see you there,

Dan

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