Re: [PhillyOnRails] Meeting Tonight!

[Cassius Rosenthal <cassius@xmodulation.com>]

For those more trusting of people, less of automobiles at night:

2. Exit the train station into the parking lot.
3. Follow the parking lot edge to the right, nearest the tracks and 
parallel to the tracks.
4. In the corner, at the end of the parking lot, you will find a paved 
foot-path that connects you to another parking lot.
5. Cross this parking lot to the hotel, and find the front entrance 
facing the street.


Erin Mulder wrote:
> Don't forget tonight's meeting (see details below).  It looks like it's
> going to be great!
>
> FYI for new folks... the hotel where we meet is less than a block from
> the Fort Washington train station.  Follow these directions if you plan
> to take the rails:
>
> 1. Take the R5 Lansdale/Doylestown line (either express or local)
> 2. Get off at Fort Washington
> 3. Walk across the parking lot to Pennsylvania Ave.
> 4. Turn right to walk down Pennsylvania (there's no sidewalk on the
> close side of the street, so you should cross to the other side)
> 5. Walk about 200 feet and you'll see the Holiday Inn on your right,
> before the first traffic light.
>
> See you there!
>
> Cheers,
> Erin
>
> Erin Mulder wrote:
>   
> > Join us this Thursday for the next exciting installment of Philly on
> > Rails!  See details below.
> >
> > As usual, please reply to me offlist to let me know if you can make it.
> >  This also gets your name in the hat for giveaways.
> >
> > See you there!
> > Erin
> >
> > ================================================================
> > OCTOBER MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
> > ================================================================
> >
> > Date: Thursday, October 5, 2006
> >
> > Location: Fort Washington Holiday Inn (http://www.fwholiday.com)
> >
> > Sponsor: Chariot Solutions (http://www.chariotsolutions.com)
> >
> > Agenda:
> >
> >  6:30pm - Doors open, meet, greet, eat
> >
> >  7:00pm - ======================================================
> >           Introduction to Camping by Evan Weaver
> >           ======================================================
> >           Camping is an open-source Ruby MVC microframework
> >           suitable when Rails is too much but CGI isn't enough.
> >           It is especially useful for intranet applications and
> >           rapid prototyping, or if Rails irritates you. We will
> >           quickly walk through a generic camping application and
> >           then discuss some ways Camping and Rails can be mixed,
> >           creating your own perfect-sized framework. Also, we
> >           will examine Camping's programmatic templater Markaby,
> >           which can also be used in Rails.
> >
> >  7:45pm - Break for conversation, food, giveaways
> >
> >  8:15pm - ======================================================
> >           Securing Ruby and Rails by Cliff Moon
> >           ======================================================
> >           A black hat's view, covering application and server-
> >           level security as it relates to Ruby and Rails.
> >
> >
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