[Nolug] Perl Mongers group in New Orleans

Y'all,

It looks like we're going to start a Perl users group (usually called Perl
Mongers) here in New Orleans. please see below for dates and times.

Do you know perl? Like perl? Always wanted to learn perl? Hate perl? Unless
you're in the last category, why not come on out and join other twisted
individuals^W^Wfolks that like perl for some coffee and geek conversation. If
you're like me, this will be just another excuse to hang out with
technically-minded people. Don't want to come? Then please forward this email
to someone you think might want to visit us.

FYI; Apparently there was an abortive attempt a few years back to start
NewOrleans.pm. We'll either use that name, or nola.pm. Dave Cash tried to
contect the leader of the previous group, with no response.

---------- Forwarded Message ----------

Subject: Meeting Place for Perl Mongers
Date: Thursday 22 April 2004 23:33
From: Dave Cash <dave@gnofn.org>
To: joey@joeykelly.net

Joey,

I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner.

I went to the Fair Grinds coffee shop at 3133 Ponce de Leon (right
by the Whole Foods on Esplanade) and reserved the upstairs space for
the second Friday of every month from 5-7pm from now until the end
of the year. The one exception is that they have someone in there
at six in August, so we'll have to adjourn downstairs a little early
that month.

The first time we're booked for is Friday, May 14.

I still haven't heard back from pm.org. I'll try to get through to
them again.

Shall we start getting the word out about our first meeting? I'll
post to a few lists I know sometime next week. Perhaps you can do
the same.

I'm excited to get this going. Yay!

Take care,

Dave

/L\_/E\_/A\_/R\_/N\_/T\_/E\_/A\_/C\_/H\_/L\_/E\_/A\_/R\_/N\
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Frolicking in Fields of Garlic Right On-Line!
dave@gnofn.org Dig it all.

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Joey Kelly
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http://joeykelly.net
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