We're back on track this week.  Our old friends are back with a healthy assortment of new questions:

• Tammy planned on "learning PHP" today, but had to leave at 5, so she stuck to PDF questions.
• Tim is interested in event registration and is debating creating a multi-site and/or a megasite.
• Kera was "here to listen", gathering new ideas for the next phase of their site development.
• Kristin has questions about profiles, bio nodes, and how stuff gets on the registration page.  She had a breakthrough while wading through the soup of complexity of profiles, bio nodes, fields, categories, and how they all merge together into a view.  Talk about trial by fire!
• Lindagail had lots of questions about SEO and organization.
• Kay is wrapping up her latest website!  She's looking to reorder node links as she adds finishing touches.
• Jay sorted through panels, context and views for news archives.
• We also had Mary Ann joining us after taking our classes, and is looking forward to getting started with her first big Drupal project!

See you next week!

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