[Canberra-pm] *nudge* Canberra Perl Mongers meeting 9th March

[Jacinta Richardson]

G'day everyone,

Steve who runs the CLUG-PSIG has kindly offered Canberra Perl Mongers the
opportunity to use his ready gathered audience as a starting point for the next
Canberra Perl Mongers meeting.  Unfortunately neither Paul or myself will be
there, so it's up to *you* to think of something to talk about, or suggest
something you'd like to hear about.

Have you done anything really cool in Perl recently?  Is there a Perl module you
just couldn't live without?  How are you at testing - could you give an
introductory session on Test::Simple or Test::More?  Perhaps you're keeping up
with what's involved in the Perl 6 development, and could give everyone a
summary of how it's going?  Have you used PUGS - perhaps you could give a demo?

It doesn't matter if you've never presented before and you expect to be nervous,
just shorten your presentation to 10 minutes.  Most intelligent adults can
listen politely to a bad presentation for 10 minutes.   A good presentation, on
the other hand, might get your audience to ask you for more.  :)

If you are unable to present a talk this time, please have a good think about
what you would like learn about.  Bring this up on the list, there might be
someone who knows all about it and assumes everyone else does too.

Details for the meeting:

Date:		9th March 2006 (Second Thursday of the month)

Time:		18:30 - 21:00 (or when it finishes)

Venue:		Canberra City Pancake Parlour


I've added this meeting time to the PerlNet wiki ( http://perl.net.au/ ) and
started a meeting plan at: http://perl.net.au/wiki/Canberra_Perl_Mongers
Please make additions.

All the best,

	Jacinta

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