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Join us for a Cuppa Joe at 3pm

Hey all - come on down to Stir Crazy on Saturday from 3pm til about 4:15 for Cuppa Joe, a casual community get together.

We were mentioned in the VC Reporter this week, but let me add that Cuppa Joe was first proposed by Todd Miller and championed by evan austin and a number of our readers. It's a great idea. See you there, hope you can make it.

[UPDATE: 6:47pm] Thanks to all fifteen individuals for coming on down to Stir Crazy and participating in the very first, but not last, Cuppa Joe. It was great to see a bunch of familiar faces, meet a few new people and exchange some dialogue. Consider this an open thread on the event and how you'd like to see it evolve.

Posted by Tyler Suchman on November 18, 2006 01:00 AM | | | Join us for a Cuppa Joe at 3pm

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wow, super-cool that the Reporter picked this up! it seems as though our discussion piggybacks on the general aims of the Ojai Valley-Wide Discussion a couple of weeks ago, and i'll be interested to see how our freeform gathering pans out...

see you there!

Comment #1 Posted by: evan | November 18, 2006 07:55 AM

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