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Charlie Arehart
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Latest Activity
Atlanta Active Directory User Group May meeting at Microsoft Alparetta Office
May 18, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm
This month's meeting features Jeff Stokes, Microsoft instructor for Windows Performance. Jeff will give a 2 hour presentation on using Perfmon, setting counters and how to do basic analysis of Performance.Food is provided and we always have lots of prizes to give away!See More
Charlie Arehart is attending Gary Olsen's event
User Group Leaders
For the leaders of various user groups in the Atlanta area.
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Woah! Happy Birthday! Just noticed that on here.
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Actually, you would post your comment on my profile page. The easiest way to do this is to hit the "comment back" button on your profile. Then for reference you can also utilize the "view thread" button, to capture our…
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Thanks, man. Sorry for not responding sooner. I somehow missed the email notice until today. Wow, cool to hear about your dad. :-)
As for the "things I can speak on", well, I just missed that, too. But then it's pretty much just CF,…
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Mountain, ha ha. Nice. Oddly enough my father is pretty much a real-life mountain man complete with buckskin clothes and giant beard.
I can't believe you didn't fill out the section on "things I can speak on".
I was writing…
Profile Information
- Website:
- http://www.carehart.org
- User Groups I Have Attended:
- Atlanta ColdFusion User Group, Atlanta MDF (SQL Server User Group), Atlanta .NET User Group, Atlanta MS Pros, OWASP Atlanta
- Reasons I Attend Meetings:
- Knowledge gained and shared, community participation, some networking
- Parts of Atlanta I Frequent:
- Alpharetta, Buckhead, Mid-town, Cummin
- How did you find AtlantaUserGroups.com
- via Cheyenne (Mountain) Throckmorton
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 2:53am on June 4, 2009,
Cheyenne Throckmorton said…
- Woah! Happy Birthday! Just noticed that on here.
- At 2:52am on June 4, 2009,
Cheyenne Throckmorton said…
- Actually, you would post your comment on my profile page. The easiest way to do this is to hit the "comment back" button on your profile. Then for reference you can also utilize the "view thread" button, to capture our conversations.
Talking on profiles/walls is kind of like email, but also leaving it out there open for other casual users to take a glance. Now you may wonder why anyone would care, but people do. It kind of gives them a glimpse of the type of person that you are in your writing and interactive style.
They also may find that we are socializing about Twitter or something and I may leave you a link to a great 3 minute Common Craft video that gets to the guts of Twitter quickly.
http://www.commoncraft.com/Twitter
- At 1:15am on June 4, 2009,
Charlie Arehart said…
- Thanks, man. Sorry for not responding sooner. I somehow missed the email notice until today. Wow, cool to hear about your dad. :-)
As for the "things I can speak on", well, I just missed that, too. But then it's pretty much just CF, though many things about it. Anyway, I just don't think the other groups would be motivated--and while I can speak on topics not related to CF (and have, at other area UGs), I should be careful about that, since my consulting is focused on CF shops. :-)
Thanks for the kind regards about my past presentations, though. I don't know that marking them specifically is really warranted. It seems personal opinion, really. Maybe instead it could be done based on a ratings thing, and/or community recommendations. That way as more show appreciation, then such presos are more highlighted, rather than being based on any one person's assessment (even yours). Whaddya think? And is the wall the right place for this discussion? Or maybe email? :-)
- At 11:43am on May 28, 2009,
Cheyenne Throckmorton said…
- Mountain, ha ha. Nice. Oddly enough my father is pretty much a real-life mountain man complete with buckskin clothes and giant beard.
I can't believe you didn't fill out the section on "things I can speak on".
I was writing down notes last night and was thinking about how there are some speakers people just don't want to miss no matter the topic or the group, and how to set up an alert system based upon speaker.
Obviously, I was using you as an example in my head, because I know I've missed some of your talks at other groups in the past, that had I known I would not have bypassed.
I'm thinking maybe events on here can have a tagging system, similar to twitter, where an event might get tagged #carehart or something, then a calendar can be subscribed to via RSS.
I don't know yet, but am definitely glad you have joined as one of the top Atlanta speakers in my book.
Latest Activity
Stone Mountain Village BlueGrassRoots Music & Arts Festival: “A New Southern Tradition” at Historic Stone Mountain Village
March 31, 2012 from 10am to 7pm
The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces and Main Street Stone Mountain will co-host a bluegrass music and arts festival in historic Stone Mountain Village on Saturday, March 31, 2012. This one day festival includes southern Bluegrass musicians on stage, street jams, Contra dancing as well as an arts & crafts show for up to 150 self-taught artists and artisans. There will also be local food and beverages and a children’s area. The event is held on Main Street in historic Stone Mountain…See More
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Build Windows 8 Apps with HTML5 at Engauge
February 16, 2012 from 6:30pm to 9pm
About the presentation:Why would an HTML5 enthusiast care about the future of Microsoft Windows? Because the new programming model for building compelling, connected, native apps that harness the full power of the PC will allow HTML5 and JavaScript developers to use what they already know. And because the new marketplace for distributing these applications gives you a potential paying customer base of more than a billion people. In this talk, you’ll get a hands-on introduction to the next…See More
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