Birmingham.pm Tech Meet, Wed 28th July

Event:   Birmingham.pm Technical Meeting
Date:    Wednesday 28th July 2010
Times:   from 6pm/8pm onwards (see below)
Venue:   Birmingham Science Park Aston, Faraday Wharf, Holt Street, Birmingham, B7 4BB.
Details: http://birmingham.pm.org/tech/next

Talks:

  • Into the Black: Exploring North Korea (or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb) [Mike Kemp]

Details

This month's meeting will be at the new tech meet venue, over at The Birmingham Science Park Aston. Car parking is available, as is wifi and pubs nearby :)

The plan for the evening is for early arrivals to meet at about 6pm in The Sack Of Potatoes for food and pre-drinks, and then head over to the meeting rooms about 7.30/7.45pm for an 8pm start. We'll see how things progress but as we only have one talk this month, we may head to one of the pubs afterwards, for those who want a quick drink and more discussion.

Feel free to come along, inviting friends and colleagues if you can. As always entry is free to all.

Venue & Directions:

Birmingham Science Park Aston, Faraday Wharf, Holt Street, Birmingham, B7 4BB
- http://www.bsp-a.com
- Google Maps

The venue is just over a mile walk from New Street station, and is located behind Aston University. For those travelling by car, the venue has a car park you can use, although there is on-street parking around the venue too. For further directions and parking see details on the venue website.

For further details, please see the website.

Times:

These are the rough times for the evening:

  • Meet at The Sack Of Potatoes: 6.00pm
  • Tech Meet at BSPA: 8.00pm-10.00pm
  • Head to a pub afterwards: 10.00pm (or earlier)

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