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tomhukins
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Perl, Web, Database developer, and Milton Keynes Perl Monger [pm.org].
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Perl, Web, Database developer, and Milton Keynes Perl Monger [pm.org].
Saturday December 09, 2006
07:16 AM
Missing the LPW
I've been looking forward to today's London Perl Workshop for ages. I've put together a talk, "Testing When You Don't Have Time", that I thought would fit well with the workshop's theme.
I felt really tired last night, so I went to bed early despite friends texting me, inviting me to the pub.
Today I woke up feeling rough. I've only just got up, as of 11am, and I can't face the journey down to London.
Until now I had spoken at every (well, both) London Perl Workshops, so it's a shame to miss this one at the last minute. I hope everything goes well for the organisers, speakers and attendees, and I hope to see everyone I'd looked forward to talking to soon.
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wish I could have made it (Score:2)
I have to get the nursery ready before chrimbo as everything that goes in the nursery is currently at my mother-in-laws in their spare bedroom and that bedroom isn't spare much longer as my sister-in-law will be down for christmas.
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;
Benchmark.pm (Score:2)
Anyway, I hope you start to feel better soon!
-Dom