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At 8:51am on March 19, 2010, Michael Levin said…
Hi Efren, and welcome to Codetown. You'll enjoy it here, I'm sure. There are several other Australian members, Behrang is one. We've just had a Grails meeting at the GatorJUG (Town) and an upcoming one at OrlandoJUG. There will be one at the TampaJUG, as well! So, I hope you look around and find the archive of Josh's Grails presentation - here you go: http://www.codetown.us/profiles/blogs/recap-gatorjug-grails-talk

Please invite lots of your friends and help build Codetown into a big community. By the way, I like your website.

All the best,

Michael
 
 
 

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