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25 August '06 - 15:10

Geekdinner and Barcamp London

Update: I have created this page for us to add our possible presentations and wishes.

Well, at least that is working as planned, the geek dinner is happening - now wish me luck I can take my Laptop on Board. Hm. I should consider getting a drive to the airport by a friend just in case to give him my laptop if ... but I digress.

The plan:
Flying to London on Friday morning (urgs), Geekdinner in the evening before, then Barcamp and back on monday evening. And the idiot I am: I should have flown back on tuesday to have monday to go watch Avenue Q! :(

Looking forward to the weekend, seeing some familiar faces and a lot of new ones! And in case why the hell I am going to Barcamp London instead of Barcamp Berlin well ... I will be in the States for the Portable Media Expo at that exact time. :( :(

Geekdinner Friday Evening Sep 1st (places available)
Barcamp Sep 2-3 (sorry, forget it, no place)

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  1. Hi Nicole

    Just picking through the urls of others going to barcamp, actually trying to get some ideas for what to present on! Anyway, see you there :)
    Thom Shannon 30 August '06 - 12:21
  2. g I just suggested to Ben we should have one of the wiki pages with a list of stuff we want to do. I am either going to have a discussion about Europe / England or something with Second Life or something with Podcasting. I have not decided yet. ;)
    Nicole 30 August '06 - 12:23
  3. Hey Nicole,

    Following in Thom’s footsteps and looking at others going to barcamp this weekend.

    I think that I am going to do my presentation on a layman’s overview of Ruby on Rails.

    Hope your flight over goes well and hope to see you on Saturday
    adrian lansdown 31 August '06 - 04:05
  4. I have created this page for us to add our thoughts
    http://www.benmetcalfe.com/wiki/Attendee..
    Nicole 31 August '06 - 05:52
  5. Good to see you again Nicole. Honestly it was great talking to you and I’ll certainly let you know about anything I plan in the future.
    Ian Forrester 05 September '06 - 14:39

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