Announcing the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop, September 23, 2006
Thu, 06-Apr-2006 by
Andy Lester
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The <a href="http://pgh.pm.org/">Pittsburgh Perl Mongers</a> are pleased to announce
<a href="http://pghpw.org/">The PITTSBURGH
PERL WORKSHOP</a>, a one-day, low-cost conference on Saturday, September
23, 2006. This year's theme is "Perl at Work."
<p>
The Pittsburgh Perl Workshop is modeled after the highly successful
Perl workshops held in Europe over the last several years. The day
is designed to provide you with a comfortable, exciting, and
enjoyable learning experience.
<p>
The Workshop will be held at Carnegie Mellon University. There is
free, on-campus parking within walking distance. The CMU campus is
located in Oakland, part of Pittsburgh's wonderful East End.
<p>
You can <a href="http://pghpw.org/register.html">register online at the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop website</A>. Be sure to register during the "Early Bird" period in order to
reserve your seat at $20 or less. Registrations are on a
first-come, first-serve basis.
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<a href="http://pghpw.org/cfp.html">CALL FOR PAPERS</A>:
The organizers of the Pittsburgh Perl Workshop invite you to tell us
what "Perl at Work" means to you. If you have a hard-working CPAN
module, a sweat-inducing case study, a smarter way to get work done
with Perl, or anything at all to say about "Perl At Work," we want
to hear from you.
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