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Hi All,

Christefano and I have started a group for Drupallers in Santa Barbara and the surrounding area to get to know each other, and organize local meet-ups and other events. If you are in the area please join up and say hello!

http://groups.drupal.org/santa-barbara-ca

- Owen

Edit: link, doh!

Planning for DrupalCamp is well under way! Venue, Sponsors, and Speakers - we're ready to rock and roll .

If you're interested in attending, speaking (we do still need more speakers), or sponsoring, contact me at cleverclevergirl at gmail.

Event Info

• Date: September 8-9, 2007
• Location: AOL Beverly Hills campus

331 N. Maple Dr.
Los Angeles, California 90210
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We will need everyone's REAL NAMES in order to let them into the event. Please send an email to drupalcampla@gmail.com with your real name and your meal preference (omnivore, vegetarian, vegan) ASAP or we may not be able to let you in.

Official registration for counting purposes is at http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/221082

Read on for more info:

Hey all, a while ago I made a few posts about a new group starting to discuss how to build online communities. The first meeting is now set for Thursday, July 26th 7PM at the Santa Monica Library community room. (Wifi/Projector will be there)

The group is likely to have a bit of a Drupal bias in technology terms since that is what I use and a couple other folks attending do too but the group itself is more about building the community in the marketing, networking, monetizing sense and less about the nuts and bolts.

Unless someone would like to step up with a better plan, the West Side Group will meet monthly on the third Tuesday of the month from here on out. This has two benefits:

1. We can have some possibility of getting the same folks two meetings in a row; and
2. I won't have to worry that, if I miss a meeting, there will be no continuity at all.

I understand the attraction of just having a place to go weekly, ask questions, and chat up other Drupal coders, but I don't think that we have reached the point where this has its own life.