Any Oracle/Java/XML developers in Houston, TX interested in getting together ?

I was just looking for some new collegues and friends. I am currenlty working in Houston, TX and I am interested in getting together with other professionals. If anyone is interested email me at [EMAIL][email protected][EMAIL] .
Jason Long
Enterprise Web Developer
BS Physics
MS Chemical Engineering
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Does anyone know of any oraganizations in Houston, TX where I can meet other developers? I am currenlty working for a company that only supports Microsoft products and I am trying to switch over. I am sick of Microsoft letting me debug their applications. I would like to develop using standards based products. If anyone on here is from Houston please get it touch with me.

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