User Group Leaders
For the leaders of various user groups in the Atlanta area.
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Josh Adams
- 37, Male
- Atlanta, GA
- United States
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Josh Adams's Groups
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User Group Leaders
19 members
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Adobe
3 members
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Atlanta Flex
3 members
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ACFUG
7 members
Josh Adams's Page
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Josh Adams
Went to the Drupal group last night, and they had a great idea as part of their meeting format. They had everyone in the room introduce themselves briefly. I'm not sure if we have ever done that, but it was awesome for a newbie to the group.…
Atlanta Flex
We're the official Flex and Actionscript user group for the Atlanta, GA area and have been active since Jan 2007. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to the education and discussion of Flex and Actionscript technologies.
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ACFUG
The Atlanta ColdFusion User Group was founded in 1998, to serve the Atlanta community of ColdFusion Developers.We have monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of the month at EchoEleven meeting, and several luncheons throughout the city each montSee More
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Cheyenne Throckmorton left a comment for Josh Adams
While you may think its funny that Jonese has joined, I will point out that he has not joined the CF group. Course, then again, neither have you. I'm going to have to work on some FAQs for how to use this site I see.
Josh Adams replied to Cheyenne Throckmorton's discussion 'Perfect Pizza Formula'
We use 1 pizza = 4 RSVPs. But bear in mind that we do NOT allow RSVPs of Maybe. I think RSVPs of Maybe are very useful to allow, but that's not how the ACFUG site was designed. If you allow RSVPs of Maybe and your people are good about RSVPing,…
Profile Information
- About Me:
- I like Adobe. I work for Adobe.
- Website:
- http://www.joshuaadams.com
- Topics I can speak to your group about:
- ColdFusion.
Being tall, but still being shorter than Cheyenne.
- Topics I want to learn more about:
- Cool stuff.
- User Groups I Have Attended:
- ACFUG, AFFUG, Adobe Atlanta
- Reasons I Attend Meetings:
- Learning and to see friends!
- Parts of Atlanta I Frequent:
- Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta
- How did you find AtlantaUserGroups.com
- Cheyenne
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 8:18am on June 17, 2009,
Cheyenne Throckmorton said…
- Went to the Drupal group last night, and they had a great idea as part of their meeting format. They had everyone in the room introduce themselves briefly. I'm not sure if we have ever done that, but it was awesome for a newbie to the group. I'm sure it only works for groups less than 30, but nonetheless it was a good idea. Figured I'd let you know since you visit so many groups, and this is kind of your "greeter" "newbie be welcomed" thing. Also, you may have other ideas you have seen at other groups to contribute to the conversation.
This is the link to where I wrote about meeting formats
- At 3:58pm on May 22, 2009,
Cheyenne Throckmorton said…
- While you may think its funny that Jonese has joined, I will point out that he has not joined the CF group. Course, then again, neither have you. I'm going to have to work on some FAQs for how to use this site I see.
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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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