The Wednesday 6/18/2008 evening event will be located in Hall B at 6:30pm - 8:30pm. We will be serving drinks and hors d'oeuvres. This is a chance to chat with our sponsors and see awesome new demos.

Also, feel free to show off a cool application to other attendees at the Internet cafe. Don't forget to share. :-)

Christian Ready will be at the Media Booth doing podcast interviews with attendees and speakers.

Barnes & Noble is setting up a book signing with some of your favorite authors.

We will hand out some goodies too.

Don't miss out on this great networking experience. Afterward, we have Birds of Feather sessions upstairs and back at the hotel. Create your own BOF on the CFUnited Wiki too for other time slots.

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CFUnited Attendees are invited to attend a private viewing of the new Crime and Punishment museum in downtown Washington DC. We will have free admission for every attendee including food and open bar. This museum is full of interactive fun and interesting view of our nation's history of crime and punishment. There's even a section on Computer Crime. Wonder what that's all about! There are FBI simulations, a carnival shootout, and even a crime scene investigation label. Its hours of fun and you can experience with hundreds of other community members.

Thank you to our advisory board for encouraging this venue as the perfect location for attendees to take a break and have lots of fun. Occurs Thursday June 19th at 7:00pm and is within walking distance of the convention center.

This event is Sponsored by Adobe, Carahsoft, TeraTech, PaperThin, and HostMySite. Thank you for your support!

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Join dataTV's Adam Bell, Ludicus Corporation and Community MX's Chaz Chumley, and ZoobieSoft's Yancy Wharton at MiniMax8, Tuesday Evening, June 17th at 8PM ET at the Lafayette Room at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in downtown Washington, DC.

MiniMax8, hosted by Adam Bell, is a FREE event that is a prelude to the main CFUnited conference. It hosts a series of 15 minute tutorials provided by some of the best experts in the web, print, broadcast and interactive design and development community in the Greater Washington DC and Capitol Region area and across North America. Expect to see sessions on ColdFusion, Flash, After Effects, AIR, Flex, Photoshop, Dreamweaver as well as other Adobe related applications mixed in for good pleasure.

Don't miss out on this free event, visit http://www.minimaxconference.com/ to learn more and register.

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Web 2.0 for Business -- East Coast's Top Web Conference

November 1, 2007 -- 8:30 am - 5:30 pm -- Reston, VA

Register Today and Save! www.tnni07.com

CFUnited affiliates receive $100 when use "CFUNITED" Promotion code

Click here to take advantage of discount: https://www.execbizevents.com/ExecutiveBiz/events/register.php?event_id=88&promo=CFUNITED

Web 2.0 is impacting your business. How? Find out on Nov. 1st.

Featuring:
" Nationally-Renowned Speakers
" 800 Attendees
" 30 Technology Exhibitors
" 3 Tracks, including one for Government
" The top web conference on the East Coast!

Including experts from Google, IBM, AOL, Amazon, Ogilvy, Harvard, NewsGator, KickApps, and the top authors & bloggers on Web 2.0.

Keynotes: Wisdom of Crowds Author James Surowiekci
4-Hour Work Week Author Tim Ferriss
Former Vice Chairman for AOL, Ted Leonsis
GigaOm's Om Malik

REGISTER TODAY and SAVE
https://www.execbizevents.com/ExecutiveBiz/events/register.php?event_id=88&promo=CFUNITED

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Wondering why you should send your developers to CFUnited? Read our Manager's Guide and discover all that this conference has to offer. Find out what CFUnited can do to educate the developers who work for you.

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On Wednesday night AboutWeb is providing a Dunking Booth to help raise money for Make A Wish Foundation.

See Simon Horwith's blog for a list of speakers you get to dunk! http://www.horwith.com/index.cfm/2007/6/22/cfunited2007-dunking-tank-announcement

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June 28th 2007

ColdFusion Celebration

This Event is free to attendees of CFUnited 07!

Adobe, TeraTech and Hostmysite are joining together to throw a very special event in celebration of ColdFusion. The event will be held at The National Zoo in Washington DC. Attendees will meet at 6:30pm in the lower level registration lobby and buses will transfer everyone over to the zoo for open bar and some hors d'oeuvres. (Please note we are not serving a full dinner) Everything will be served at the Great Cats Exhibit over looking all the Lions and Tigers.

If you would like to bring a guest and purchase a ticket for just the evening event please contact, Liz Frederick at liz (at) teratech.com

Join the CF Tribe for drinks and fun. A night never to forget. More surprizes yet to come.

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A message from Adam Bell:

Hey Everyone,

A lot of you may be aware that about 2 1/2 years ago back in New Orleans I created a new type of 'conference' called MiniMAX which originally was supposed to be a once and done event for the local New Orleanians before Macromedia (now Adobe) did their annual MAX user conference. Little did I know it was going to become a hit and now it's been used at various web conferences across North America. For those unaware of the concept, it's me and five other speakers yapping and doing tutorials in a 15 minute per session format. So the whole thing gets done, prize drawings and all, in 2 1/2 hours or less.

Two weeks ago, I got to do it in Toronto for the very first time before the annual FITC (Flash in the Can) conference. I was pretty pumped on this because this was my sixth trip to Toronto and I knew the region pretty well and the local culture. So I took advantage of that and did a little opening bit around that. Most of you won't get the bit unless you know a lot about Canadian Sports Television and Canadian Culture. So with that in mind, you might want to check this out first to see what I spoofed:

http://www.cbc.ca/coach/

Then go to http://blip.tv/posts/view/?user=cullin and view the video from the event and hopefully, it'll make sense. Whatever the case, you can view my Photoshop/Illustrator/Fireworks 3D session and you'll probably understand that. There's at least one more preso up there and there should be more on blip later this week.

Be sure to sign up for MiniMAX SE7EN http://www.minimaxconference.com/

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