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Meeting Tonight!
Python Interest Group In Princeton (PIGIP -- http://www.pigip.org)
PIGIP will hold its sixth meeting on Wednesday June 15, 2005 at the
Lawrenceville Library. We don't have a formal topic, but Jon will
show off using Archetypes in Plone for easy content management.
Bring your favorite Python module and share... or bring a Python
puzzle of problem.
More information about the library is at
http://www.mcl.org/branches/lawrbr.html.
Bonus: The library has free WiFi access available for use during
our
meetings.
Future Meetings
Jon's wife will be having a baby in August so unless a
groundswell of popular demand occurs, PIGIP will take a
summer vacation. No meetings in July or August 2005.
Call For Speakers
Anyone interested in presenting a short, informal,
Python-related talk should post to the forums or email
Jon Fox (mailto:[email protected])
About PIGIP
PIGIP is a forum for open discussion about the Python computer
language and source of exchange for people at different levels
of learning about Python. Meetings are monthly (generally on the
third Wednesday) and are open to the public.
Python Interest Group In Princeton (PIGIP -- http://www.pigip.org)
PIGIP will hold its sixth meeting on Wednesday June 15, 2005 at the
Lawrenceville Library. We don't have a formal topic, but Jon will
show off using Archetypes in Plone for easy content management.
Bring your favorite Python module and share... or bring a Python
puzzle of problem.
More information about the library is at
http://www.mcl.org/branches/lawrbr.html.
Bonus: The library has free WiFi access available for use during
our
meetings.
Future Meetings
Jon's wife will be having a baby in August so unless a
groundswell of popular demand occurs, PIGIP will take a
summer vacation. No meetings in July or August 2005.
Call For Speakers
Anyone interested in presenting a short, informal,
Python-related talk should post to the forums or email
Jon Fox (mailto:[email protected])
About PIGIP
PIGIP is a forum for open discussion about the Python computer
language and source of exchange for people at different levels
of learning about Python. Meetings are monthly (generally on the
third Wednesday) and are open to the public.