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Saturday, 2 November 2013

Cambridge Raspberry Jam

Posted on 06:23 by Unknown
 Oh, by the way...  I've registered to attend the next Cambridge Raspberry Jam event in December.

I'll be demonstrating the Armdroid in the afternoon session, many thanks to Michael Horne for reserving a table.

So, if your in the area, why not come along...


Registration is currently open, and tickets available at http://camjam.eventbrite.co.uk/

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