# Phoenix Ruby Users Group September Meeting

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**Created:** [September 5, 2006, 9:04pm UTC](https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/phoenix-ruby-users-group-september-meeting/67638 "2006-09-05T21:04:20Z")\
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**Post date:** [September 5, 2006, 9:04pm UTC](https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/phoenix-ruby-users-group-september-meeting/67638/1 "2006-09-05T21:04:20Z")

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The Phoenix Ruby U. Group will hold its September meeting on Monday,  
September 11, 2006, at 6:15pm.

The meeting will be held at facilities graciously provided by Cyclone  
Commerce.

Please see the group wiki at:

[http://rubyurl.com/R7h](http://rubyurl.com/R7h)

for a map and directions.

Topics: I think I’ll be talking about manipulating Trac project data  
with Ruby. I’ve some Rake tasks for a some common tasks, and have been  
experimenting with integrating integration tests with the Trac wiki.

There’s a fair chance I’ll be speaking pretty extemporaneously.

Plus, as always, whatever people feel compelled to talk about. It’s  
always good.

We’ve made a habit of going off to the Havana Cafe on Bell Road and 64th  
Street after the meeting

map: [http://rubyurl.com/7r9](http://rubyurl.com/7r9)

If you cannot make the meeting, but are free later on (8:30-ish),  
consider meeting up at the restaurant.

(And if you do, please first call James B. (see  
[http://rubyurl.com/R7h](http://rubyurl.com/R7h) for the number) so a big enough table is  
reserved.)

The Phoenix Ruby U. Group meets on the second Monday of every month  
(baring holidays), at 6:15pm, at Cyclone Commerce. Snacks and soda,  
too!

> **[refreshphoenix.org](http://refreshphoenix.org/wiki/phoenixrubyusersgroup)**
>
> This domain may be for sale!

AKA [http://rubyurl.com/R7h](http://rubyurl.com/R7h)

Thanks!

–  
James B.

“Simplicity of the language is not what matters, but simplicity of use.”

- Richard A. O’Keefe in squeak-dev mailing list