[LRUG] February Meeting - Speakers needed

[Murray Steele]

Richard has kindly stepped up to bat for the February meeting.  Yay him!

If you want your moment in the ruby-coloured spotlight there's still room
for someone to act as Richard's warm up and do a short talk for maybe 10
mins or so (or more or less, whatever, it's all very flexible).  It doesn't
even have to be a talk; it could be a demo, a song, a one-act play, a Rolf
Harris style 'have you guessed what it is yet' drawing session.  Let your
creative juices flow.

Cheers,

Muz

On 12/01/07, Richard Livsey <richard at livsey.org> wrote:
>
>  I can do a case-study style presentation on our use of Rails in our
> upcoming apps.
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> We're coming close to the launch of our new incident management
> application for training and responding to incidents/disasters so I'd be
> keen to show that off and talk about how we used Rails to develop it, such
> as the plug-ins we used and developed (many of which we will be releasing as
> open source in the near future).
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>
> We're also looking to hire some new Rails developers, so will be good to
> give the apps an airing to show you all what kind of things we are working
> on and if anyone wants to come work with us :o)
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> Cheers.
>
>
>
> --
>
> Richard Livsey
>
> Head of Agile Development, CitySafe
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> http://citysafe.org ....... CitySafe
>
> http://thatsprogress.com .. The Fitness Community (soon)
>
> http://livsey.org ......... Blog : Musings of a Rails Developer
>
>
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> *From:* chat-bounces at lrug.org [mailto:chat-bounces at lrug.org] *On Behalf Of
> *Murray Steele
> *Sent:* 11 January 2007 12:50
> *To:* London Ruby Users Group
> *Subject:* [LRUG] February Meeting - Speakers needed
>
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> February's meeting is scheduled for the Monday the 12th of Feb, back in
> our cosy underground lair on Sekeforde St kindly donated by Skills Matter.
> However, we need someone to volunteer to give a talk about something.
>
> It doesn't need to be particularly long, in depth, or even something you
> think you know a lot about, chances are you'll cover something that no-one
> else has thought of.  It doesn't even need to be a talk-to-the-crowd style
> presentation.  You could lead a discussion based on things that confuse you
> about ruby or maybe someone has an idea for a more practical or demo based
> evening that we could have.  It's up to you, we'll appreciate anyone who
> takes the time to do something.
>
> Anyway, if you've got an itch to present that you want to scratch, or just
> a suggestion for something you want to hear about, now is the time.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Muz
>
> ps I don't recall if anyone volunteered something in any amount of
> seriousness at the pub quiz, even with the offer of bonus points for doing
> so.  If you did volunteer, raise your hand again and I'll pay more attention
> this time.
>
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