Phoenix.pm: meeting recommendations

[Douglas E. Miles]

Beaves at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Great meeting Doug!  Your time and effort is greatly appreciated.  I picked
> up a few pointers, and I finally met the one called "Shay."
> 
> But of course, I have one small suggestion:  Is there a chalkboard or dry
> erase board that could be rolled in or set up for our meetings?  I know that
> for me, it doesn't matter how clear someone SAYS a line of code or a perl
> statement, it doesn't have nearly have the impact or emphasis as if it were
> WRITTEN on a board for me to see and digest.

I'll see what I can do about a white board.

> Oh, and by the way, at this stage in my career, I can safely say that I am
> not the one to be giving a talk about globs and Symbol Tables!  Leave that
> (and probably every other topic) to Shay.
> 
> Waiting for the World Series PM meeting....

Tell me when the World Series is, and I'll schedule it.  ;)

-- 
People understand instinctively that the best way for computer
programs to communicate with each other is for each of the them
to be strict in what they emit, and liberal in what they accept.
The odd thing is that people themselves are not willing to be
strict in how they speak, and liberal in how they listen.
--Larry Wall, 2nd State of the Onion Address, August 1998