Hello,

This is a call for participation for the November tech meet on Thursday
November the 21st. 

Lightening talks are easy to give...you're only on stage for five to seven
minutes, and they're over almost as soon as they've started.  This is a
great chance for people (especially people who've never given a talk
before) to talk about any old thing that they've been doing with Perl
without needing to get too indepth.

In case you're sitting there thinking "I'd be great at giving a talk, but
I've got nothing to talk about" then I've got a list of technical topics
that you can pick from (though it'd probably be easier for you to do a
case study from your work)...for example "The difference between my,
local, and our", "The core file modules", "die, eval, and exception
handling", "the pack operator", etc, etc.  Or just pick any random module 
off of CPAN and give a five minute introduction to it.

And you've got a lot of time to prepare these talks.  Mark's handy 
date-chart-o-matic gives:

              October               November
        Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa  Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
                                              1  2
you are here -->  9 10 11 12   3  4  5  6  7  8  9
        13 14 15 16 17 18 19  10 11 12 13 14 15 16
        20 21 22 23 24 25 26  17 18 19 20 21  <-- tech meet here

So far I've got nine volunteers[1].  I'm looking for about fifteen 
presentations (giving us time for about two hours of talks, including 
faffage.) 

Drop me a line if you're considering giving a talk and I'll let you know 
more details.

Mark.

[1] Though I do remember someone else volunteering to talk about something 
else at the social meet, though I didn't write it down.  If you 
volunteered to talk and I haven't sent you a personal mail about it, 
please mail me.

-- 
s''  Mark Fowler                                     London.pm   Bath.pm
     http://www.twoshortplanks.com/              [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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