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Name	Tim Maher
About Me	Since 1982, Dr. Tim Maher of Consultix has taught many thousands of software professionals to program in Unix-related languages. He's the developer of the first Perl beautifier, the author of Manning's "Minimal Perl: for UNIX and Linux People" (coming July, 2006), and the founder of the Seattle Perl Users Group (SPUG).

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Birmingham Fun Fact #44

James Watt, who lived in Birmingham 1775-1819, developed the steam engine. Through it, the firm Boulton and Watt sold the industrial revolution to the world. Watt also invented the letter copying machine, forerunner of the photocopier. His name stays in our vocabulary through the lightbulb measurement- 60 Watts, 40 Watts, etc.

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