Umbraco Code Garden 2010 - Ticket Auction for Charity

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Hi All,

When Code Garden 2010 was first announced I bought two early bird tickets for the conference as at the time I had hoped to offer the ticket to one of my developers, but unfortunately both of them are unable to make the conference so I am left with a spare ticket.

Some people would try to sell the ticket to get the money back, but I thought I'd prefer to put the ticket up for auction and donate all the money to a charity called Able Kidz who help children with disabilities by providing them special computers and software.

If you would like to bid for the ticket please look at the auction here:

Umbraco Codegarden 2010 Ticket

Happy bidding and hopefully see the winner at Codegarden!

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