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Training All Over the West Coast

 

I have got a boat load of new training events coming up in the next few weeks. First off, as you know, I am teaching at Photoshop World in Las Vegas, NV on October 1-3 being held at Mandalay Bay. Need I say more. Right after that I will heading over to Los Angeles to teach a couple hands-on sessions at the Adobe MAX conference at the LA Convention Center. This event starts on October 4 and goes through the 7th. My sessions are scheduled for October 5 and Oct 7. There is still some room left in this classes if you want to register. Go here for more info. Then after that I will be bringing the Down & Dirty Tour to Portland, OR. This event will be held on October 9 at the Oregon Convention Center. Click here for more info on this event. Well that is quite a bit of training. If you live out west I hope to see you at one of these events.

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  1. Doug said on — September 17, 2009 @ 12:50 pm

    Looking forward to your D&D presentation in PDX, Corey.

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