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Countdown to Open Tech 2009. Open
Tech 2009 is an informal, low cost, one-day conference and it is taking place this coming Saturday (4th July 2009) at ULU, Malet Street. This year's theme is one familiar to O'Reilly readers - Working on Stuff that Matters.
When: Saturday 4th July 2009
Where: ULU, Malet Street, London
Cost: £5 on the door
Register to attend and then Join the mailing list.
Josette and I will be there on the O'Reilly stand - drop by and say hello!
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