# Monday, June 11, Phoenix Ruby User Group Meeting

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What: The June meeting of the Phoenix Ruby U. Group  
When: Monday June 11, 2007, at 6:30pm  
Where: Offices of MWA Intelligence

See [http://www.rubyaz.org/groups/prug/](http://www.rubyaz.org/groups/prug/) for details, including maps and  
directions

Topic: The usual hacking about, plus Ruby Book Review Show-n-Tell

If you’ve read a good (or bad) Ruby book, please come and let us know  
what you thought, what was good or bad, and what Ruby resources you find  
valuable.

The Phoenix Ruby U. Group meets at ~6:30pm on the second Monday of  
each month, barring holidays. Information may be found at  
[www.rubyaz.org](http://www.rubyaz.org).

After the meeting (~8:30pm) most of us go off to Havana Cafe on Bell Rd.  
and 64th St for more fun and fine conversation. If you can’t make the  
Ruby meeting, please consider joining us for dinner. (We talk about  
all sorts of things, not just Ruby, so it’s a good opportunity for geeks  
of all tribes to hang out.)

Note: If you are thinking of going straight to the restaurant, please  
call me (James B.) first to confirm the location. There have been a  
few occasions where the restaurant was closed and we went elsewhere. See  
the above URL for my number.

Thanks,

–  
James B.

“I have the uncomfortable feeling that others are making a religion  
out of it, as if the conceptual problems of programming could be  
solved by a single trick, by a simple form of coding discipline!”

- Edsger Dijkstra
