[Cascavel-pm] YAPC::Europe 2007 - Call for Participation

[Luis Motta Campos]

   Pessoal, desculpem o cross-posting (Cascavel e Sampa) longo e em  
Inglês, mas é o Call for Participation do YAPC::Europe::2007... quem  
quiser, me encontra em Vienna, Austria... ;-)

Begin forwarded message:
>> From: Thomas Klausner <domm em cpan.org>
>> Date: February 22, 2007 11:16:41 AM GMT+00:00
>> To: pm_groups em pm.org
>> Subject: [pm_groups] YAPC::Europe 2007 - Call for Participation
>>
>> (please forward to your local groups and all other potentially
>> interested people...)
>>
>>
>> Call for Participation - YAPC::Europe 2007 in Vienna
>> ====================================================
>>
>> Vienna.pm is officially announcing the call for participation for Yet
>> Another Perl Conference Europe 2007. This years conference theme is
>> "Social Perl".
>>
>>
>> Location
>> --------
>>
>> The conference will be held in Vienna, Austria, from 29th to 31st  
>> August
>> 2007 at the Vienna University of Economics and Business  
>> Administration.
>>
>>
>> Star guests
>> -----------
>>
>> We found sponsors to invite some famous international Perl hackers.
>>
>> Thanks to nfotex for inviting Larry (and Gloria) Wall, to Anonymous
>> Donor for getting Damian Conway from Australia to Austria (it's quite
>> expensive to get the 'al' out of Australia...) and to geizhals.at for
>> inviting Audrey Tang and Mark Jason Dominus.
>>
>>
>> Schedule
>> --------
>>
>> The final schedule will be announced on 22nd of July 2007.
>>
>> Would-be speakers please see the Call for Papers available on the
>> conference website for more information on key dates and talks.
>>
>>
>> Costs
>> -----
>>
>> * Regular attendance:        100 EUR
>> * Students and Early Birds:   80 EUR
>> * Business/Sponsor Tariff:   200 EUR
>>
>>
>> Regular attendance costs 100 Euro, and 80 Euros for students. Early
>> birds only pay 80 Euros (if paid until 31st March 2007). There is  
>> also a
>> voluntary business/sponsor tariff at 200 Euros, which is an easy  
>> way to
>> sponsor YAPC::Europe 2007 and Perl in general.
>>
>> You will not only get three days packed with interesting talks and
>> people, but also a goodie bag, a conference t-shirt, an invitation to
>> the attendees dinner and the unique opportunity to see renowned  
>> members
>> of the Perl community with orange mohawks.
>>
>> As YAPC::Europe is a community-driven conference, we're not in it for
>> the profit. But should we make one, all money will be used for  
>> funding
>> further Perl 5|6 development, future YAPC::Europe conferences and for
>> advancing Perl usage / the Perl community in Austria.
>>
>>
>> How to register
>> ---------------
>>
>> To register for YAPC::Europe 2007 go to our website:
>>    http://vienna.yapceurope.org
>>
>> Click on the 'New user'-Link in the navbar and fill out the  
>> subsequent
>> form.
>>
>>
>> Accomodation & Getting to Vienna
>> --------------------------------
>>
>> Please note that you should *definitly* book your hotel room as  
>> soon as
>> possible. While you will be able to get a room later, the hotels near
>> the venue will fill up. So to prevent long trips through the city or
>> paying more than you want to, book your hotel room!.
>>
>> You can find more information on accomodation in Vienna, and how  
>> to get
>> to Vienna by plain, train, car etc at the conference website.
>>
>>
>> Contact
>> -------
>>
>> For more information please see the YAPC Europe 2007 website:
>>    http://vienna.yapceurope.org
>>
>>
>> If you have any questions, do not hesitate to send an email to
>>    vienna2007 em yapceurope.org
>>
>> The organisers will get back to you as soon as possible.
>>
>>
>> Thomas Klausner,
>> on behalfe of Vienna.pm
>>
>>
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Luis Motta Campos is a software engineer,
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