Just finished RSVP'ing for SoCal Code Camp! It will be held on Jan. 26 and 27 at the University of California Fullerton (UCF). Head over to the website (below) and sign up! Hope to see you there!

From the email:

If you haven't already registered at http://www.socalcodecamp.com for the upcoming Rock & Roll Code Camp to be held in Fullerton - why not take a minute to do it now!?!?

We already have 50 sessions and counting. Many of your favorite speakers are returning to provide you with great new content including Kevin McNeish, Paul Sheriff, Daniel Egan, Michele Leroux Bustamante, Mickey Williams, Woody Pewitt, David McCarter and more! Imagine, many of these internationally known speakers frequent conferences like Tech Ed, PDC, MIX, Dev Connections, VSLive and more! And you get to see them talk for FREE!!!!

There are also some budding new speakers that offer great sessions based on their real world experiences in the local community. You could even be one of them - feel free to add more sessions to the site, we have room for more!

The schedule will be posted one week before Code Camp so you can plan your attack!

I just can't help myself. The event sounds great, I'm even thinking about attending (LA is only an hour away). You even get a chance to win an XBox 360. The Microsoft Web Experience event looks mighty interesting and if it weren't for Kirk Evan's post I probably would have never known about it.
The most important part is that they're offering FREE BEER! My vote is in for a good hefeweizen... See you there!

Update (6/5/2007 10:15pm): I cleared up my schedule and will be attending the event! MicrosoftWebExperience

Microsoft is hosting free Microsoft Web Experience events at the Los Angeles Microsoft office on June 8th and the Denver Microsoft office on June 15th.  They will be presenting information on building the next generation user experience on the web.

They are providing breakfast and lunch, hosting a reception with beer and wine, and attendees are automatically registered in a drawing for an XBox 360 and a Zune that will be given away at each event. For more information, visit http://kaevans.sts.winisp.net/Shared%20Documents/webexperience.aspx.