Marine Life of the Monterey Bay July 17, 2010

Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History
1305 E Cliff Dr
Santa Cruz, California 95062

Get wet - at least up to your elbows -- in the touch pool, featuring live local intertidal plants and animals. Meet some of the residents found along Santa Cruz's rocky shores while learning more about their lives. Adjacent to the touch pool you'll find examples of shells found on regional beaches to help you identify your own findings. Examples of typical marine and shore birds are also displayed.

Added by Upcoming Robot on May 16, 2010

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Techcrunch reported today on Crazy's new release "Confetti"
Track Every Click with Crazy Egg’s “Confetti”
http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/06/18/track-every-click-with-crazy-eggs-confetti/#comments

Good dicussion and comments on heatmap

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CrazyEgg is also presenting at Under The Radar the day after presenting at SV Web Builder.

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ClickTale CEO just confirms that ClickTale will be giving out FREE Instant ClickTale account to our attendees. Wow! Yeah!

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LuckyOliver is giving out attendees FREE Tokens for professional photos.

Their photo stock quality and collection are excellent. SV Web Builder is using their photo in our flyer designs. It is so easy to find pretty girls and models in their library.

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LuckyOliver just invites SVWB community to attend their 1st birthday party in SF. I am going to tell everyone about it.

I would like to meet their photographers and enjoy their work. I would like to show them how I have been applying the photos into our flyer designs.

Our new magazine style flyers have been receiving good responses. I have been putting our flyer next to other popular magazines for comparison. Our flyer is pinky enough to stand out.

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Adobe has confirmed their speakers in July. I wonder what Adobe will be giving out this time. I can't wait to find out more.

Adobe is giving out CS3 Illustrator software license to our group as give-away. Adobe is giving out SDK discs and product brochures you can't even find in Apple stores or computer stores.

Many UI professionals are coming to our meeting the first time. Sure it is the time to check out CS3 and go back to tell your boss that it's time to upgrade your Adobe license.