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Down & Dirty on the West Coast!!

 

That’s right, I am off to the West Coast tomorrow for a two-city run on the Down & Dirty seminar tour. First stop is San Francisco. I couldn’t be more excited about this one. I love San Francisco. So many cool things to see out there. I am also planning on hooking up with a few friends while there. Should be an interesting time. The seminar is being held at the South San Francisco Convention Center on November 18. Click here for more info. Hope to see you there! After that the next stop is Seattle, WA. I am really looking forward to this one as I have never been before. This time we will be at the Washington State Convention Center on November 23. There’s still a few seats left for both seminars. Secure yours today. Click here.

2 Comments

  1. Mike R. said on — November 19, 2009 @ 9:28 am

    Looking forward to seeing you out in Seattle, Corey, and for the seminar as well. Hope you enjoy your first time in the Pacific Northwest!

  2. Jon said on — November 20, 2009 @ 3:05 am

    Corey,
    Thanks for the D&D Seminar in San Francisco. It was engaging, entertaining, and very educational.

    Cheers!

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