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Andy Oram <andyo@oreilly.com> writes:
> We've noticed at O'Reilly that all five of you have plans to be at the
> Open Source convention in Portland.
>
> We often hold evening events at the major tech bookstore there,
> Powell's, and they're pretty popular, drawing a few dozen people. The
> O'Reilly marketing person organizing book sales at the conference
> (Betsy Waliszewski) suggested a panel discussion that would,
> presumably, concern your contributions to the Beautiful Code book, but
> realistically could be anything else you feel like talking about.
>
> Are you interested in participating? (We can discuss the exact date
> next.)

That sounds great, I'd be delighted to.  My arrival date in Portland
is flexible (I can come early); departure date somewhat less flexible,
but I could stay an extra day if needed.

-Karl