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MEETINGS The next meeting is at Sassy Ann's on the 18th. 7 p.m. (get there before 7:00 to avoid the cover!) Dr. Bob has given the following directions: One way: Take I-40 East. Take the Magnolia Ave exit just before the Broadway exit. Turn left at the first red light on Magnolia onto Randolph. Turn right at red light, then immediate left to NORTH 5th Ave. There's an underpass if you go straight on EAST 5th instead of making the left turn. Don't go under the underpass. To north one long block past the auto parts place to Gill. Turn left on Gill. Go one block to 4th. Turn right on 4th. Go four or five houses down 4th. Sassy Ann's is in a house. There is a big parking lot there. Coming from the East is much simpler. Just take the 5th Avenue Exit off I-40, and it dumps you in Sassy's backyard. Bob For more info, call ken at: 423-436-0870. LINKS Perl And The Crystal Ball: Economic Forecasting At The "Fed", a great article about the use of Perl at the Federal Reserve Board. www.perl.com, the premier site for all things Perl. There's an interview with Two interviews with Tom Christiansen:Webpedia interview; amazon.com interview. Amazon.com also has an interview with Larry Wall that's worth reading. Daily Perl FAQ, a site that lets you subscribe to an email list that sends you an item from the Perl FAQ every day. CPAN, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, the source for Perl software. ActiveState Tool Corporation, developers of Perl for Win32 platforms. The Perl Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping Perl available, usable, and free for all. A little story about Perl's ease of use; from the Perl Institute site. The Perl Journal, a quarterly magazine about Perl. Web Review, a weekly webzine devoted to web site and application development. There's a Perl Script of the Week by Brent Michalski. O'Reilly and Associates, publisher of most of the best Perl books. A paper about the importance of Perl by Tim O'Reilly and Ben Smith; from the O'Reilly site. An issue of Release 1.0 written by Tim O'Reilly. It has some good information about open source software in general, along with some interesting info about Perl. Slashdot. News, book reviews, and opinion. An article by Rob Malda about the technical foundations of Slashdot. He uses a lot of Perl. This article is on the Linux World site, which also has lots of other interesting material. Twin Cities Linux Users Group, resources for the Linux enthusiast. |