• Mailinglists: p5p, fwp, advocacy, documentation, datetime, inline, qotw, lists for PM groups in Philadelphia, New York, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
• Visiting PM meetings in Amsterdam as often as I can. Used to visit meetings in Philly and New York.
• Regular speaker (YAPC::NA, YAPC::EU, philly.pm, newyork.pm, amsterdam.pm, boston.pm, stl.pm & the company I work for).
• Perl teacher (SUN education, HP education, Global Knowledge).
• I run smokes and I do CPAN testing.
• I write and maintain a set of CPAN modules.
• I'll soon be making a come-back on usenet. ;-)
• Perlmonks is the only Perl website I visit regulary.

Abigail

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