[VPM] Victoria Perl Mongers meeting November 20 - new location

Darren Duncan darren at DarrenDuncan.net
Fri Nov 16 17:23:37 PST 2007


Hello Charles, welcome to the livemeetings.

Regarding plusthree, I haven't heard of it before, but I do recognize 
the name Sam Tregar from our common involvement in several email 
exchanges, such as the DBI and Bricolage lists.

Regarding your "looking for a good shop" comment, are you implying 
that you don't currently have income, or that you do but are looking 
for something better?

Have you checked in with Mock's employer?  They tried to hire me this 
last January or so, but I was already engaged elsewhere, so then 
ended up later bringing Mock from Vancouver instead.  At the time 
they were looking for lots of people, and maybe they still are.

-- Darren Duncan

At 4:07 PM -0800 11/16/07, Charles Frank wrote:
>Good Evening,
>
>I would like to attend my first VPM meeting.  I have been lurking on
>the list for a while now, but I have not been to a VPM.  I use to
>attend the NYC PM meetings but I have fallen out since moving to
>Victoria this fall.
>
>I have a Sierra Club meeting on the same night, but I think I'll pass
>on it in favor of this one.
>
>I am not sure how much background I should give, or if anybody is even
>interested, but I cofounded this company in NYC:
>
>http://plusthree.com
>
>I hired Perrin Harkins, Michael Peters, and Sam Tregar to do
>development work at Plus Three.  We did some high profile mod_perl
>work, providing 'campaigns in a box' for US political orgs and
>non-profits.
>
>I think that is a decent enough back ground to start.  In the rather
>unlikely event that anybody wants more info, I'd be glad to talk to
>them on a private thread.
>
>The mod_perl work seems to be slim around these parts, but any
>location, except for maybe London, would be compared to NYC.  If
>anybody knows of anything, please let me know.  I am looking for a
>good shop to work with locally.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Chuck


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