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Would your organization like to sponsor a CFUG meeting?

We're always looking for meeting sponsors to buy pizza and sodas ($60 is usually plenty) for our members to munch on during meetings. In exchange, we're happy to give you a few minutes at the beginning of the meeting to pitch your product, pass out business cards, or recruit for open positions at your company.

If you're interested, email me: manager@phillycfug.org. (Comments are intentionally disabled for this entry.)

Training Offer from Brookwood (Today Only)

Leap Day Discount! Register for the March 12-14 or April 14-16 Flash CS3 training course and receive 30% off. You must register February 29th to qualify. Only 6 seats available per class! Previous registrations do not qualify for discount.

Enter Promotion Code: FlashCS3-LeapDay in the designated box during checkout to receive your discount.

Please visit: http://www.brookwood.com/training/FlashCS3Training/FlashCS3Training.cfm for more info or to register.

Happy Leap Day from Brookwood Media Arts!

Sponsor shout-out: Peachpit Press

Peachpit has been AWESOME with support of our user group. Many of the books that have been given away over the last 4 years have been from Peachpit. Not only have we been given a lot of books, but they're also very GOOD books! I used the heck out of several of their books including Object Oriented Programming in Action Script 2 and Eric Meyer on CSS.

To show your gratitude, please consider purchasing their books when you have an opportunity. It looks like the famous "Forta books" on CF8 will be coming out in a couple weeks on Peachpit.com and I KNOW you're all waiting to grab up all three(!) books. To sweeten the deal, Peachpit is offering all user group members a 30% discount on purchases made on their online store. Just enter coupon code UE-23AA-PEUF (case sensitive) when you checkout.

So we get free books, you get a discount, Peachpit gets customers. What's not to love about that arrangement?

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