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Keep in touch with PHP, Perl, Python and old friends too

This year - 2007 - we'll be celebrating Geekmas on 24th and 25th November - so that's a date for your diary. It's a weekend technical get together for old friends and new, to explore the latest in Perl, Python and PHP, to listen to others talk of their uses and (ab)uses of these technologies and others ... and to have a darned good curry.

We make no charge for attendance at Geekmas - held at Well House Manor - and we provide everything from arrival snacks through lunch to afternoon tea. If you want to stay overnight, we'll be delighted to reserve one of our rooms for you, at the delegate rate of 70.50 per night (that's single or double occupancy, including breakfast(s) and VAT), and if you join us for a curry on the Saturday night, we ask everyone to chip in as we split the bill - it works out at about a tenner.

Much more to follow on the Agenda later on; please put this in your diary, and please email us (already, yes) via graham@wellho.net if you would like to attend, and if you would like us to book a room for you. Would be great if I could put you - yes YOU - down for half an hour's talk too!

Links to Geekmas past - here, here, here, here, here, here and here.

Geekmas in the hWitworth
Breakfast at Geekmas 2006

Geekmas in the Wilts
Geekmas 2006 - one of our technical sessions

Well House Manor
Well House Manor - our venue in 2007 once again
(written 2007-07-09, updated 2007-07-10)

 
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