[Python-talk] Tomorrow's PySIG meeting - cookies are ready

[Bill Sconce]

Do we have a volunteer to bring a gallon of milk?

Cookies are ready.  They are SPECIAL this time.  (I've been a QA guy from
time to time in my career, and someone's got to do it.) I know, I know,
I promised that the announcement would be Monday.  But we want 'em to be
fresh, don't we?

The program is "Hands On" night, as previously announced, and now with
a special addition because of the late-breaking news that Guido has started
"It" with an announcement that he's formed a personal preference for Web
frameworks, Django.  The Turbogears guys appear a little bit twisted up
over this.  Blog-o-Master Ted Roche has offered to bring us up to date.

Previously announced:
    o Alex Hewitt will show us how EASY Macs are to use.  Specfically,
      how to install the universal binaries for Python and WxPython.
    o Bill will demonstrate everything, er, everything he knows, about
      byte-code disassembly and assembly.  (Thanks to Kent Johnson,
      incidentally, for the additional pointers.)
    o Time permitting, two ways, maybe three, to generate PDFs using
      nothing but Python code and a flat rock.

I'm off to take the cookies to Jennifer and Julie.  If I don't, there's
a risk that they won't get any -- like they didn't time before last.

See you tomorrow!

-Bill


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Directions to the Amoskeag Business Incubator are at:
    www.snhu.edu/amoskeagincubator/directions.html

Bill's version, for those coming from the north...  use Exit 6 from I-293.
Don't go around & over at the exit, but bear  straight to the stop sign.

At the stop sign turn left (south).  A Hospital sign points to the south.
There are several service stations, and a Dunkin across from them.  Follow
this street south all the way to Granite Street.

(It's one street, but it has several names:  Eddy Road first I think;
eventually it becomes Main Street.)  It goes by Catholic Medical Center.

Turn left (east) at Granite Street.  (There's a second Dunkin opposite.)

Go under I-293 and across the Merrimack River.

First right after crossing the bridge is Commercial Street:  turn right
(south).

Go past one parking-lot entrance, turn (right) into the second one.
33 Commercial Street will be right in front of you.  There's also
a sign for the Starfish Grill.  Go in either via the ramp or the
door.

Inside.  Up the stairs if via the door.  Ramp is up already.  Go through
the glass doors - follow the diamonds on the floor.  Go left at the last
diamond.  (Under a sign which says "<- Amoskeag Small Bus. Incubator").

More diamonds, another sign...  BIG sign for Furniture Warehouse,
turn left there, 4 more diamonds and youre at the glass doors
for the Incubator.  An "abi" sign is above.