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               At <a href="/webinars.html">Webinar #36</a>
               we will discuss global variables in OOP and why they are evil;
-              join us on <b>August 1</b>, at 11am PST.
+              join us on <b>August 8</b>, at 11am PST.
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-EO vol.1 in Russian
+Some good news first. [Code Ahead](https://www.yegor256.com/code-ahead.html),
+my forth book about project management
+and the philosophy of software development, is [on sale](https://amzn.to/2u9BbqF)!
+It's a semi-autobiographical fiction book about a software architect who
+is involved in programming, debugging, releasing, testing, organizing,
+team work, and management issues. I've spent over a year for writing
+and re-writing it. Definitely worth reading, if you share my thoughts about
+management (even if you don't, you may change your mind after reading it).
 
-Code Ahead on sale
+Second, if you speak Russian, you may be interested in buying a Russian
+version of [Elegant Objects Vol.1](https://www.piter.com/collection/all/product/elegantnye-obekty-java-edition),
+which was translated and published
+by "Piter," a St.Petersburg based publisher in Russia.
 
-Zold blog + roadmap + GP
+These two articles I published on my blog in July:
+
+  * [What's Wrong With Global Variables?](https://www.yegor256.com/2018/07/03/global-variables.html)
+    re-iterates on the evil nature of globally visible variables,
+    with a simple Ruby demonstration.
+
+  * [Either Bugs or Pull Requests ... or You Are Out](https://www.yegor256.com/2018/07/24/bugs-or-pull-requests.html)
+    is a pretty emotional piece that summarizes my attitude towards
+    "good" and "bad" programmers.
+
+As you know, we are working hard on [Zold](https://www.zold.io), a new experimental non-Blockchain
+cryptocurrency, which is going to [support the growth](https://blog.zold.io/2018/07/08/mission.html) of Zerocracy. In July
+we made a lot of technical progress. You are welcome to invest into ZLD,
+just [click here](https://www.0crat.com/contrib/CAZPZR9FS). All funds contributed
+are spent on open source projects managed by [Zerocrat](https://www.yegor256.com/2018/04/03/donations-via-zerocracy.html).
+I also started to [blog](https://blog.zold.io/) about it and the crypto world in general.
+
+Also, we are raising the first round of investments for Zerocracy and you
+have a chance to jump in. The [Executive Summary](http://papers.zold.io/executive-summary.pdf) we just published
+explains the deal ($25K is the minimum you can contribute with).
+
+Don't miss a [webinar](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNWyN_Q10TI) next Wednesday, about global variables.
+Also, don't forget to join my [Telegram chat](https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEJFMRzsRTRxM3ec6A)
+and follow me on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/yegor256) and [Twitter](https://twitter.com/intent/follow?screen_name=yegor256).
 
 &mdash;<br/>
 Yegor Bugayenko<br/>

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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ around my living place. This page contains the up-to-date information about
 the place. Just check it and find me there. We will have a chat
 and a <del>cup of tea/coffee</del> breakfast.
 
-Next meeting on: 28-July-2018.
+Next meeting on: 4-August-2018.
 
 10am-1pm<br/>
 Odessa-Mama<br/>

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 ## 2018
 
 
-{% webinar 01-08-2018 36 FNWyN_Q10TI What's wrong with global variables? %}
+{% webinar 08-08-2018 36 FNWyN_Q10TI What's wrong with global variables? %}
 
 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNWyN_Q10TI"><img src="https://i.ytimg.com/vi/FNWyN_Q10TI/mqdefault.jpg" class="wnr" alt="Webinar no.36 by Yegor Bugayenko"/></a>
-August 1, 2018<br/>
+August 8, 2018<br/>
 &#35;36: **What's wrong with global variables?**<br/>
 We all know that global variables are evil, but most of us keep using them.
 Here we discuss what exactly is wrong with them. The discussion is based on this blog post: