[LA.pm] New Members: Introduce Yourself!

Sat Mar 3 05:51:35 PST 2007

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Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2007 05:51:35 -0800
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At 12:12 PM 3/2/2007, Todd Cranston-Cuebas wrote:

>We've had a bunch of new people signing up for the la.pm mailing 
>list so I thought it would be great if you all would introduce 
>yourself. In fact, even if you're an older member but don't get a 
>chance to come to meetings too often, etc. this is your time to tell 
>us a little bit about yourself.

I was at the very first meeting on the lapm!  I'm probably one of the 
older members too.  Randal's older, though!  :-)

>Your name

Jeff Yoak.  jeffy in some online forums.

>Your experience level with perl

I started programming in Perl in 1994 and it has been my principle 
programming language ever since.  Most of my jobs (including the ones 
where I was successfully recruited by Todd!) centered around Perl 
programming.  In fact, I think the current job is the first one that hasn't.

>What you hope to get from this group?

I'm still a lurker just to keep up with old friends.  From time to 
time I'll enter a golf competition or answer a question that is 
interesting to me, but I'm too busy with a new son and my most 
demanding job so far to make too many meetings.

Cheers,
Jeff

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At 12:12 PM 3/2/2007, Todd Cranston-Cuebas wrote: 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">We’ve had a bunch
of new people signing up for the la.pm mailing list so I thought it would
be great if you all would introduce yourself. In fact, even if you’re an
older member but don’t get a chance to come to meetings too often, etc.
this is your time to tell us a little bit about yourself. 
</blockquote> 
I was at the very first meeting on the lapm!&nbsp; I'm probably one of
the older members too.&nbsp; Randal's older, though!&nbsp; :-) 
 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Your
name</blockquote> 
Jeff Yoak.&nbsp; jeffy in some online forums. 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Your experience
level with perl</blockquote> 
I started programming in Perl in 1994 and it has been my principle
programming language ever since.&nbsp; Most of my jobs (including the
ones where I was successfully recruited by Todd!) centered around Perl
programming.&nbsp; In fact, I think the current job is the first one that
hasn't. 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">What you hope to
get from this group?</blockquote> 
I'm still a lurker just to keep up with old friends.&nbsp; From time to
time I'll enter a golf competition or answer a question that is
interesting to me, but I'm too busy with a new son and my most demanding
job so far to make too many meetings. 
Cheers, 
Jeff 
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