[Melbourne-pm] New committee photo

[Scott Penrose]

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Thanks to those members who were there to support us yesterday, much 
appreciated.

As Paul has shown below, the new Melbourne Perl Mongers committee is:

	* Simon (Secretary)
	* Scott (President)
	* Leif (Vice-President)
	* Brad (Treasurer)
	* Stephen (Member)
	* Justin (Member)
	* Gerry (Member).

Congratulations - and you will hear more from us soon :-)

Scott

On 14/10/2004, at 10:28 AM, Paul Fenwick wrote:

> G'day Everyone,
>
> Those of you who attended the AGM last night would have noticed that I 
> was taking a few snaps with a cheap digital camera.  I've got a few 
> shots to process, but in the mean-time there's a photograph of your 
> new committee available at:
>
> 	http://pjf.id.au/perl/melb.pm/
>
> Permission is granted to Melb.PM members to copy, distribute, modify, 
> or otherwise do what they like with the photograph provided that the 
> photographer (that's me!) is acknowledged.
>
> Sorry I don't have more pictures available yet, it's a busy busy week!
>
> Cheerio,
>
> 	Paul
>
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