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Well, in about 12 hours our two lead consultants leave for San Francisco to attend Drupalcon San Francisco 2010. We're excited to be going, and catching up with our Drupal friends. Our lead developer, Jonathan, will be attending also - flying in a day early.

You can follow Simon on Twitter, and we'll post a few updates here throughout the conference.

Well, the Google Summer of Code 2009 has now finished, and I'm pleased to announce that my student was successful! Pratul took on the job to Overhauling the Vote Up/Down module, and was fortunate enough to be able to mentor him through this process. The Vote Up Down module:

Hello web-world. This is just a quick jot to apologise for not posting here in a while - we've got so many projects on the go at once, so it's been all hands to the pumps! We're still working on our plans for Drupalcon Paris, and I'm "busy" with my Google Summer of Code student. More news as it comes to hand!

Well, 2008 was a bumper year for Drupal books, and it looks like next year is going to be the same. We have several of these titles, and most of the rest are on-order - we lend some to friends and clients, to get introduce them to Drupal, and get them started with operating their new Drupal sites.

Watch this space for coming book-reviews.

DrupalCon DC will hit the news stands in the March issue of the Linux Journal magazine. We're happy to announce that Linux Journal has thrown their support behind DrupalCon and has given the conference a full page ad in its magazine, along with an ad on their website. Here's a look at the ad that will be in the magazine (see attached image).

- From dc2009.drupalcon.org