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Jeremy Rayner

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London Java Meetup - Xmas review Posted: Dec 20, 2003 3:58 AM
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The LondonXMeetup.xmasParty was an entertaining night in the murky depths of the Shoreditch Electricity Showrooms.

It was great to see so many enthusiastic developers there, with a wide diversity being represented, java, perl, python, groovy etc...

Thanks especially to James who was mobbed by wannabe groovers and parrot hackers...

Anyways as my recollections are hazy, I'll let the pictures do the talking...

perl mongers meet java bloggers - yes that is a GPL tshirt! sam discusses his new book rohan is interrupted by pratik simon and pratik find out what it is like to be groovy from james small values of cool - captured in time - Simon Brunning and Steve

Thanks for the groovy get together guys, see you all in 2004.

P.S. Thanks to Sam and Simon for the book, I'll get your autographs later, yeah ;-)

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