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Iowa Python User's Group

Hi,

I am organizing a Python User's Group for Iowa and am hoping there are
some Iowans that frequent this list. if you are one and are interested
in getting together with other Python-people, reply to this message
off-list either to this email or the following: mike (at)
pythonlibrary (dot) org.

Once I have an idea of the people that are interested and the
knowledge they have, we can choose the focus of the group and such.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Mike Driscoll
Aug 22 '08 #1
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