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This document summarizes an a-blog cms Power User Training Camp in 2010. It discusses topics that will be covered including HTML, FTP, web versioning, CMS versioning, WYSIWYG editors, performance, Javascript, jQuery, .htaccess, and scalability. The document concludes by thanking several photographers for the use of their Flickr photos under a CC attribution license.

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