Make plans to join us for the next RefreshAugusta.

We’ll be meeting Wednesday, 22 Apr 2009 from 6pm-7pm at The Well (716 Broad Street, Augusta GA). Food and drinks will be provided. (Please RSVP.) This month’s topic:

Version Control

Subversion vs. Adobe Version Cue. Which one is right for you? or ”So you say you wanna use version control? VC basics to get you going.”

Mark Wallace is a freelance web-developer and the small business server/IT admin for Chicago-based branding firm triplespoke.com for over 4 years, with background knowledge in Java and Linux dating back to the 90’s.

Upcoming Events

• May Lunch Meetup – Tue, 5 May 2009 12p-1p
  Somewhere in Augusta – 2820 Washington Road, Augusta GA
• May RefreshAugusta Meeting – Wed, 20 May 2009 6p-7p
  716 Broad Street, Augusta GA

Sponsors

RefreshAugusta is sponsored, in part, by:

• Adobe Systems, Inc. – Offering business, creative, and mobile software solutions that revolutionize how the world engages with ideas and information.
• PowerServe – A full-service design and development company, PowerServe integrates the creative design services of a traditional ad agency with the technical innovation of an IT consulting firm.

After the jump you’ll find video from our February 2009 meeting. This is our first foray into video, so I apologize in advance for 1) the sound quality, and 2) the lack of any sort of editing. Hopefully this process can be refined in the coming months (and can be posted much sooner after the meeting).

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Next week, we’ll be meeting for lunch on March 3rd at Somewhere in Augusta. We’ll be there from 11:30-12:30p. More details can be found on Upcoming.

Join us for our next lunch meetup February 3rd, from 11:30a until 1p. As usual, there will be no presentations, just food and geekery. This month’s location is Somewhere in Augusta. Located minutes from downtown Augusta and central to most of the area, Somewhere in Augusta has plenty of room, free wifi and lots of great food. Hope to see you there!

• Add to Google Calendar
• RSVP @ Upcoming

The RefreshAugusta meeting scheduled for this month – January 20 – will have to be postponed until next month. Nik Wilets, who was scheduled to talk about Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2, has to go out of town next week due to work-related items. And I underestimated just how busy I’d be at the start of the year. At this point, rescheduling seems to be the best thing to do.

Our next meeting will be held February 17. I’ll send an email about everything tomorrow. I think we may try to move the meeting a tad later (7pm). I know this might not work for everyone. I’d like to get your feedback on whether this will work for you. Feel free to email me at chris@cdharrison.com or call me – (706) 495-8431.

Also, we’ll have our third Lunch Meetup on February 3rd at 11:30am at Somewhere in Augusta. We’ve had some great discussions at the last two. (Somewhere in Augusta has free-wifi, great chicken wings and more, and ample room for larger groups.) I really hope you can make it.

Nik wanted me to mention that SoCon is coming up in early February. “SoCon09 is built on the premise that collectively we know more than we do individually. In the first two years, we introduced social media, user-generated content, blogs, podcasts, video logs, social networking, wikis… but nothing stands still.” Registration is only $89 for the full 1.5 days, including a Big Eating, Big Thinking Networking Dinner on Friday night. Or $39 just for Saturday, including a continental breakfast and networking lunch.

See you next month!

It’s hard to believe, but it’s already that time of month again. Join us Tuesday, December 18th from 6:30pm-7:30pm at PowerServe (directions). Food and beverages will be provided.

Please RSVP via Upcoming.

Topics:

• Filemaker Pro – Dan Doughtie.
• Drupal – Tobby Hagler

Upcoming Schedule:

• January 2009 Meetup – January 15, 2009 @ 6:30-8:00pm – The Well
• February 2009 Meetup – February 18, 2009 @ 6:30-8:00pm – The Well

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