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...and even if there aren't any in your area, you can still go to one. I'm traveling over 90 miles one way to the Austin meeting.
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I did the same thing Wednesday last week to get to the Colorado Springs meeting. Nice not to have to travel all the way to Denver (~3.5 hours from here) anymore for SWUG.
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I will make it....but I can't create a local user group....and doesn't has a group to Argentina or South America
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Rubén Rodolfo Balderrama wrote:
..but I can't create a local user group....
Why not?
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I remember a webpage to add by country, Argentina doesn't there or south America.
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We should try and get yours started. What do you need?
Steve C
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Who somebody can open it to my country...I will try to assist to the latin american people there...did you see they speak spanish from time to time here.
On technical words sometimes we can't express all we can need it. Obvius reason...English it's not our maternal language.
Sometimes I think twice to write it....as you can see it, sometimes I edit one thread twice because next day I think....maybe our folks can't understand my need it...
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I'm pretty sure Richard Doyle won't have the time since he's leaving but his replacement should be there to help facilitate any new groups once they learn the position.
Steve C
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We used to have meetings here (Bakersfield, CA), but the guy that has been organizing them has kind of given up on it.
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Sorry to hear that. I do not know Mathew Stevenson, who is showing up in the SWUGN.org directory
Steve C
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Speaking of neat things the groups do...
I'll be having the 2nd annual Hockey and Solidworks after World in February on the 27th here in central Texas. So, if you're down this way and want to hear some great Solidworks stuff AND me, of course, talking Hockey 101, you'd be welcome. AND you get to watch a Texas Stars hockey (AHL farm team of the Dallas Stars) game as we take on the Milwaukee Admirals.
Great food, great prizes, great Solidworks stuff and Hockey all in one night.
Steve C
