The document discusses Joe Jiang coming to Beijing for Perl training. It describes the virtues of laziness, impatience, and hubris that programmers should have. It also mentions camels carrying goods, data being like sand in shoes, and normalization meaning to make things consistent.

1. Perl Training
 Joe Jiang comes from shanghai
 DB Training is my $work

Come to beijing 3rd time for Perl

 Subtitle:
 get outside from $job
 and finally inside $door

2. man perl | tail -6
 Reformatting perl(1), please wait...
 The three principal virtues of a programmer are
Laziness, Impatience,
 and Hubris.
 See the Camel Book for why.

3. Data
 Camel is for carring goods
 Job seeker with camel is not all right
 Talking to who not thinking
 Data like sand inside shoes
 Randal comments my blog
 2010<=>2002 C=>Perl

4. Normalize
 Normal friend give me the chance
 But student want quiz instead of course
 Perl solve ftp name list
 Training means normalize
 Just like swiss bank
 2012<=>2006 Teacher=>Father

5. Schema
 Translation get paid
 Get phone call at UHF/VHF choosing
 New book get new problem
 Literal learning is happy
 Quick and dirty training is possible
 2020<=>2008 Listener=>Talker

6. Architecture
 Remembering without ceasing:
 your work of faith,
 and labour of love,
 and patience of hope
 in our Lord Jesus Christ,
 in the sight of God and our Father;
 INF<=>2001 Reverse=>Ascend