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1. cf.Objective(ANZ) 2010 in Full Swing
2. Adobe MAX Pre-Conference - Getting Started with ColdFusion 9 ORM
3. Dzone RefCard - Leveraging ColdFusion 9 Exposed Services from Java
4. Presenting ColdSpring 2.0 on CFMeetup.com
5. Some arguments against "Linux users don't pay for software"
6. ColdSpring Framework on Twitter
7. ColdSpring 2.0 - Now On SourceForge
8. Back from cf.Objective() 2010
9. ColdFusion ORM Training + Java Persistance with Hibernate = Awesome!
10. No more Linux scripts for ColdFusion Builder

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Instantly grab my attention...

1. Will this really work i think. <p><a href="http://h33.biz/">Hydrogen Units<...
2. Definitely an insightful post, with many valid points, Jamie. I think the key to the whole mystery i...
3. @TJ: I certainly see where you're coming from, but I'm leaning the other way with my speculation ;-)...
4. Jamie, I should have clarified my statement with "using ColdFusion Server". I would be w...
5. @Mark: Awesome! Great to see some hard facts to back up the busting of this myth! Before I even sta...
6. Hey Mark, good post. While I do not disagree with your points, I think the real issue is the number ...
7. Hey Mark, I've seen you around at a few seminars always a good listen thank you. I guess one thing f...
8. Perfect! It solves all issues using EncodeURIComponent instead of Escape and EncodeURI. Thanks a l...
9. This is good for anyone who planned on seeing it at cfObjective and woke up at 9:30 when the present...
10. Mark, that's a great piece of research, and unlike the usual 'Market Research' where people report o...

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Mark Mandel is a software developer in Melbourne Australia that spends most of his working day developing in ColdFusion and Java.

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