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FlashBrighton: Projects Night VIII
- Date
- Tue, 7 Jul 2009, 19:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
- Venue
- The Werks , Hove, GB
- Cost
- Unknown
This week's session description comes to you in the style of a limerick:
This Tuesday at cuddly FlashBrighton
Is a free study night to enlighten
Us on whatever we'd like
To play with that night
someCode + someGeeks = rightOn;*
And here are the details in rude haiku form:
Tuesday the 7th
Of July at 7pm
At '<a href='http://thewerks.org.uk/'>The Werks</a>' in Hove
- just to be clear: this Tuesday will be an informal study group with no agenda. Just turn up and start hacking away at whatever you fancy!
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