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The document announces a quarterly meetup for geo and mobile developers called Geomob LDN that was held on May 15, 2011. It provides information on upcoming speakers Jan Senderek from Eeve and details on the next meetup scheduled for September 15, 2011. Additional related events are also promoted.
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