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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Transition Primer 2.0, US Version

Transition Primer US v2.0

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About Me

David Herron: Journalist covering electric vehicles via examiner.com (a.k.a. Green Transportation Examiner)

Software engineer, most recently with Yahoo working on their Node.js stack; formerly with Sun working in the Java SE team

Software Quality Engineering Test Automation Architect

Author of a Node.js book, Node Web Development

Blogging about Sustainability issues, Green Transportation, and technology and other stuff

Helping to launch Transition Silicon Valley and Transition Mountain View (Transition Towns movement)

Developer of Java's java.awt.Robot class

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Transition Primer 2.0, US Version

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