11 people showed up and at least 11 issues were worked on. This event is easily repeatable. All you have to do is:

1. Be in a major city. Know the local developers or get it posted on the front page of Drupal.org.
2. Say you will be somewhere for a few hours and tell people to drop in whenever they can.
3. Bonus step: figure out some way to pay for coffee. It isn't too expensive.

The first of our weekly Drupal podcasts is now online. This episode is an intro to Lullabot and what we do along with a cursory overview on the current state of Drupal.

Future podcasts will include:
- Intro to Drupal
- Intro to drupal.org
- Developing for Drupal
- Designing for Drupal
- "Important" Drupal modules
as well as Drupal news, reviews, interviews, and opinions.

Today, five years ago, Drupal 1.0.0 was released! The following snippet is taken directly from the original announcement:

Attention all DrupalCon Vancouver attendees and session moderators: we have a shiny new site!

http://www.oscms-summit.org/

Sessions are listed under 'Full Session List' in the top navigation bar.

As announced in the documentation team mail list, I've been re-organizing the handbook. A lot of work has gone into this since I started last week and I have come to the conclusion that we have a lot of content. Hopefully some of it is easier to find. I thought I'd mention that this is still an ongoing work in progress and probably will be for the rest of this month.

On Wednesday, January 18, 2006 18:00GMT (noon eastern time US, 9am US West Coast Time, 7pm central european time), the Drupal community is invited to a Bug Fixing party. Even if you can't attend at that time, you can still help out. Click 'read more' for details.