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Date: Mon, 01 Aug 2011 15:56:34 +0100
Subject: O'Reilly User Group Newsletter - July 2011
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Dear Adam, Hope you are enjoying a great Summer even though once
again the weather is letting us down here in the UK. Sad!
The bad weather did not stop the good news coming out at least for
some of us.
Apple released their Mac OS X Lion. For this we have two books
coming out - Mac OS X Lion: TheMissing Manual
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and Mac OS X Lion Pocket Guide
http://connect.oreilly.co.uk/oreillyuklz//lz.aspx?p1=05068S29&w=1781&cID=0&cValue=1,
the latter being available now as an "Early Release" eBook, so
please let me know if you want a copy. Both books should be
available in September. Also I just learnt that our Velocity
Conference
http://connect.oreilly.co.uk/oreillyuklz//lz.aspx?p1=05068S29&w=1784&cID=0&cValue=1 is
coming to Berlin in November. Looking for an opportunity to
talk, submit a
proposal
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before August 9th.
The User Group Newsletter, June issue can be seen here
http://connect.oreilly.co.uk/oreillyuklz//lz.aspx?p1=05068S29&p=1&cID=0&cValue=1
That's all for now!
Josette
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