[Buffalo-pm] November 13th Buffalo Perl Mongers Meeting

[Robert Raux]

So is there any interest in anyone presenting anything this Thursday?  I
will definately be there and look forward to talking about at least
something!  Hopefully a few people will come forward with a couple of
suggestions (10 min presentation with some printouts would be grand).  

I look forward to hearing some ideas before thursday night.

Rob


On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 00:36:53 -0500 (EST), "Kevin Christopher"
<bpm at binarymojo.net> said:
> Buffalo Perl Mongers List Members:
> 
> Hope everyone's doing well. I have a couple of items to bring up:
> 
> (1) Escape from North Campu-traz!
> 
> The next Buffalo Perl Mongers Meeting will be held on Thursday the 13th
> at
> 7:00 pm at Alternative Brews on 3488 Sheridan Drive in Amherst, NY.
> 
> This time, it might be a good idea to have two or three members to commit
> to talking on some topic without, of course, any AV (Maybe an outline, or
> a page of code would work if you really felt you needed to illustrate
> something). What we'll need is suggestions -- and volunteers -- from this
> list.
> 
> Ron Raux will be the contact for the meeting (
> mailto:robert_raux at fastmail.fm ). I'm going to be out of town on the
> 13th.
> 
> (2) I'll be making some long overdue updates to the buffalo.pm.org index
> page ASAP (apologies to anyone who had sent me their talk notes from the
> last meeting: I'll *finally* get them on the site).
> 
> REMINDER:
> 
> The Buffalo-pm wiki at http://buffalo.pm.org/kwiki/ is currently set at
> public privileges for *everyone* on the list to modify (except for the
> index page), as long we don't encounter any abuse/defacing. This wiki is
> ***YOURS*** to add your own wiki pages: personal pages, your thoughts on
> Perl topics, Perl news, code samples, etc., are all fair game. In fact,
> I'll add those very WikiWords to the index page to set up some suggestive
> organization: everyone can then link through those WikiWord links to
> pages
> where they can then set up their own pages in turn.
> 
> If you're new to (K)wikis, there's a KwikiHelpIndex link where you can
> learn more about how to use and navigate through (K)wiki. In a nutshell,
> you can create and edit pages in place from your browser. @|^|`
> 
> - Kevin
> 
> 
> 
> 
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