FYI

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We invite you for the international Pascal conference / workshop on saturday november the 15th 2014.

Organized by: BLAISE PASCAL MAGAZINE

The conference fee is ?40 including VAT
The conference fee covers admission to all sessions, refreshments during the day and lunch.

All attendees will receive a free pocket edition of the book "Learning to program using lazarus" and a free USB stick with Lazarus portable and all OS versions

* Beta version for dynamic packaging will be shown for the first time. No more recompiling needed...

* For the agenda, see:
http://www.blaisepascal.eu/index.php?actie=./DucthPascon/Info_Laz_2014

I'd suggest that telling us what country it's in would be a good start.

I guess Netherlands as usually.

zeljko

2014-10-13 15:04 GMT+02:00 Mark Morgan Lloyd <

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Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote

I'd suggest that telling us what country it's in would be a good start.

If you followed the URL posted you would have seen it is going to be held at the Holiday Inn in Amsterdam, Holland. Address details and times are all listed.

I also asked Detlef Overbeek about the spoken language. He replied that the whole conference and all sessions will be in English.

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2014-10-14 6:36 GMT+02:00 Graeme Geldenhuys :

about 15 minutes north of the airport, Leiden about 15 minutes south by train.

Vincent
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Vincent Snijders wrote

It is not in Amsterdam, but in Leiden.

I knew that, but 99.9% of the people have probably never heard of Leiden, so considering that Amsterdam is 15 minutes away I listed the more well known city. :)

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Il 15/10/2014 00:14, Graeme Geldenhuys ha scritto:

You underestimate the list readers!
Whoever has taken an elementary course in physics has learned about the Leiden bottle, or Leiden jar, the grand-grandfather of modern capacitors! :-)

Giuliano

that can easily work both ways ;)

Whoever has taken an elementary course in physics has learned about the Leiden bottle, or Leiden jar,

yes and yes...

the grand-grandfather of modern capacitors! :-)

never thought about that aspect... plus, the town's name was just a town's name when i read it... as it was just a town name that meant nothing to me i, too, was curious as to the location even though i will probably never travel outside the US again...

so while 2 + 2 = 4, i only had 2 + 0 ;)

no offense intended...

You beat me to it :-) Although in the UK they're more frequently spelt "Leyden".