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Xref: usenet.cise.ufl.edu comp.lang.perl.announce:5 comp.lang.perl.misc:1072 The Perl Journal is a quarterly, printed magazine devoted to All Things Perl. http://tpj.com Issue #8 is speeding toward press, and will be mailed in mid-late December. If you want to receive it as part of your subscription, you'll need to subscribe by November 30. Some heartfelt testimonials: "It is the most useful technical publication I have seen." -Lisa Nyman "TPJ is the most consistently relevant, content-rich publication I get, and I get a pile of them. 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