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Announcement: Dutch Perl Workshop

On March 5, 2004, a Perl Workshop will be held in the Netherlands. This informal meeting, with talks by many infamous Dutch Monks and Saints, is targeted on anyone using Perl on a regular basis.

The talks will be in Dutch, which may help Dutch speaking people to absorb information faster than from books. However, this also makes the meeting useless for people who do not understand Dutch.

Have a look at http://workshop.perlpromo.nl for details about the program.

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