Thanks again to all who at least had a mature answer.
Cheers :)
Jeremy
Jeremy Brand, B.S. wrote:
Does anyone know a way to attend the PHP|con west as an observer in
Santa Clara, CA, US on Oct. 23rd without spending tons of ca$h?
The pricing seems insane, and geared towards people with lots of
These gatherings are most likely for people sponsored by their employers, don't
imagine participants come out of it $500 smarter then they went in. If it makes
you feel good to hang out for 5 minutes with the big guys then borrow money and
go, if learning is your goal, a good book and mostly
I apologize I couldn't help more, but if I knew a solution to your
problem I would be going to!
;-)
Jeremy
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 02:17, Jeremy Brand, B.S. wrote:
Thanks again to all who at least had a mature answer.
Cheers :)
Jeremy
Jeremy Brand, B.S. wrote:
Does anyone know a way
On 16 Sep 2003 03:45:15 -0400
John Coggeshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These gatherings are most likely for people sponsored by their employers,
don't imagine participants come out of it $500 smarter then they went in. If
it makes you feel good to hang out for 5 minutes with the big guys
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 11:27:37 -0700, Jeremy Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Does anyone know a way to attend the PHP|con west as an observer in Santa
Clara, CA, US on Oct. 23rd without spending tons of ca$h?
I think technically its PHP{con west
The pricing seems insane, and geared towards people
Thanks to everyone for their responses, though I still have not
found a way to get to the conference at a reasonable price (what I
consider reasonable).
If anyone has any comments other than justifying the price of the
conference, like a friends of php list I can get on so I can
attend it
Jeremy Brand, B.S. wrote:
Thanks to everyone for their responses, though I still have not found a
way to get to the conference at a reasonable price (what I consider
reasonable).
If anyone has any comments other than justifying the price of the
conference, like a friends of php list I can get
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Brand, B.S. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
actually add value by being there, not only in supporting my
friends who are doing speaking at the conference,
maybe ask your friends that are speaking at the conference if they can sneak you in?
or get you a
I've been hearing a lot lately about online donations. People setting up
paypal or whatnot accounts to have people donate for new boobies, new
clothes, new whatever. Maybe you could set up a paypal donation fund for
people to help pay your way there. Now admittedly it's not going to be
all the
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 18:22:05 -0700
Jeremy Brand, B.S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everyone for their responses, though I still have not
found a way to get to the conference at a reasonable price (what I
consider reasonable).
If anyone has any comments other than justifying the
These gatherings are most likely for people sponsored by their employers, don't
imagine participants come out of it $500 smarter then they went in. If it makes
Well I suppose that depends on exactly what you are looking to get out
of it. Conferences can be many things. For instance, you have
Hi,
John W. Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy Brand, B.S. wrote:
Thanks to everyone for their responses, though I still have not found a
way to get to the conference at a reasonable price (what I consider
reasonable).
If anyone has any comments other than justifying the price
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