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Some information from the handbook:
http://drupal.org/node/247945

And this page lists people called Local ambassadors -- people who have volunteered to help local groups organize Drupal events:
http://groups.drupal.org/local-ambassadors

Hi all. I'm new to the Drupal scene. I'm using Drupal for a community website as my master's project in citizen journalism. Does anyone know a good programmer familiar with Drupal in Logan or anywhere in northern Utah? Thanks.

As discussed in the Saturday meeting, I was going to set up a wiki page for topics. However, I remembered we had set one up before.
http://groups.drupal.org/node/9762

So, just a reminder for all. You can put your name in any given topic, and place new topics on that wiki page.

My two cents. If you are a leader for a topic, then set-up a time for your presentation. I believe if we have a topic and a time set, people will come. But, when we are relying on people to commit to a time for an unknown topic, it seems harder to get people interested.

From Angie Byron's blog: And finally, on the "Holy crap, that's crazy" side of things, new contributor Dario Battista Ghilardi (ingo86) will be whipping up a Security scanner plugin for SimpleTest to automatically check sites for XSS and other vulnerabilities. And Kyle Mathews (kyle_mathews) wants to enable Memetracking in Drupal, for all your RDF and machine-learning needs.

Read more at: http://webchick.net/node/27

For our last meet-up that we were organizing I put an item on there to discuss a shopping cart alternative for Ubercart. Since then they released their first stable version of the software. It's called Magento, and it is an open source project similar to Drupal (obviously not as big as Drupal yet, though). This came up on my news feed today:

So I contacted SLC Public Library about reserving a room for Sat March 29th, and they don't have any openings till late in the afternoon. Apparently if you want to meet there you need to book pretty early. I think our options are:

• Meet another Saturday, perhaps April 12th, and reserve the library now.
• Meet somewhere else.

I know Andrew offered the conference room at DATC, up in Kaysville. Are people willing to drive north for that? It's only an hour from Provo. Or do we have any other offers on places to meet for a group of 10-15 people?

I'm not really sure if this is a question to ask in this Group or not, but I'm hoping to be surprised here. I've noticed that a lot of the guys in our group are quite knowledgeable so I thought I'd give it a try.

We currently have a Linux set-up as our new web server once the new website launches in the next few months. In the root www folder (/root/srv/www/htdocs) I have multiple folders in there:

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Hi all,

Hope you don't mind me brainstorming with you but I figured:
1) this has proven to be a collection of bright Drupal heads.
2) i may actually get a response here ... no such luck in the Drupal forums.

Anyway, I'm looking for a way to expose the calendar block (from one site) as a block on a static HTML site.

I'm thinking I might have to write a module that periodically dumps the calendar HTML into a static file that can be included using a server-side include or javascript.

Any one else have a better idea?

Thanks,
Kevin