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BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

The University of Sydney, Alfresco and The Apache Software Foundation have come together to run a BarCamp in Sydney in December. The fun will start on the evening of December 10th with a geeky meal followed by pub, the real action commences at 10am on Saturday the 11th (add your name to the list of attendees).

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

The venue is The Darlington Centre. It's booked for the Saturday, but we will kick off on Friday evening with a meal somewhere in Sydney. The unconference will happen during Saturday daytime. For those planning to turn up on Friday night, there are plenty of other cheap options for overnight accommodation in Sydney (including couch surfing for free, see below).

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

For anyone arriving early, we'll be meeting at a restaurant in Newtown (TBD - join the google group for updates) for a meal from 7.30pm, and then heading to one of the many nice, nearby pubs afterwards. Do come along!

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

We'd love for this event to allow academic/hacker types to meet up with the vibrant and highly active geek community in Sydney, New South Wales and beyond. Our intention is to make geek connections between projects in the academic, open source and business sectors.

BarCamps are supposed to be fun, informative and useful. Whilst we do not intend to limit the kinds of topics you can discuss we are deliberately marketing the event to people with interests in one or more of the following:

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Geeks from out of town will be in need of crash space on Friday 10th. Please put your name down if you can offer someone a piece of floor. Anyone without crash space sorted should let it be known at the meal on Friday, and we can pair people up then.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Attendee numbers are limited owing to funding for things like catering. Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors we have managed to increase the maximum attendance from 75, so we're please to report that everyone who has registered below will have a space.

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (ish group / ASF)		organizer		* Apache Cayenne * Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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62
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65
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68
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70
71
72
73
74
Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

Name

Email / homepage

If you can help, say how

Crash space?

Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)

Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)

organizer

* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects

* Understanding open development

Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)

@Gagravarr

organizer

* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation

* Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI

* Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?

Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)

@brettporter

organizer

* Apache Maven

* Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project

Gavin McDonald (ASF)

Could use some

* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
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77
etc	add more rows as needed

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

There is a bar in the venue and we've asked for it to be opened at 3pm. I'm sure there will be a bunch of us heading off for food and more beer in the evening, so all your needs should be catered for.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

Travel by rail:

Long distance trains to Sydney all arrive at Sydney Central Terminal. This is about a 15 minute walk away from the venue, and is one stop from Redfern station (the nearest). For details of long distance trains, please see here

The venue is near Redfern Station (it's a 5 minute walk away). For details of how to get there, see CityRail

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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73
74
Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

Travel by rail:

The venue is near Redfern Station (it's a 5 minute walk away). For details of how to get there, see CityRail

By car:

Parking near the venue is ?????

Getting to the venue:

Taxis are available throughout the city. By foot, the venue is around 30 minutes from the centre of the city, and around 10 minutes from Redfern rail station. Please see the map in the next section.

Buses from the central railway station and the city centre are available, see 131500.info.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

Travel by rail:

The venue is near Redfern Station (it's a 5 minute walk away). For details of how to get there, see CityRail

By car:

Parking near the venue is ?????

Getting to the venue:

Taxis are available throughout the city. By foot, the venue is around 30 minutes from the centre of the city, and around 10 minutes from Redfern rail station. Please see the map in the next section.

Buses from the central railway station and the city centre are available, see 131500.info.

Map of Sydney

A map showing the centre of Sydney.

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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71
72
73
74
Anyone registering below this line should be aware that food may be limited for you. Of course there is an answer to this problem, if you bring some snacks with you there will be more to go around. So anyone below this line will be expected to bring some additional food and drinks.
75	Your name here
76
77
etc	add more rows as needed

Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

Travel by rail:

The venue is near Redfern Station (it's a 5 minute walk away). For details of how to get there, see CityRail

By car:

Parking near the venue is ?????

Getting to the venue:

Taxis are available throughout the city. By foot, the venue is around 30 minutes from the centre of the city, and around 10 minutes from Redfern rail station. Please see the map in the next section.

Buses from the central railway station and the city centre are available, see 131500.info.

Map of Sydney

A map showing the centre of Sydney.

Core Organisers

If you've any queries, contact one of these people.

	Name	Organisation	Email
1	Aristedes Maniatis	ISH / ASF
2	Nick Burch	Alfresco / ASF	nick AT apache DOT org
3	Brett Porter	MaestroDev / ASF	brett AT apache DOT org
4	Gavin McDonald	ASF

BarCamp Apache Sydney 2010

11 December, University of Sydney, Sydney

ATTENDEES: follow the tag #barcampsydney to join in), and join the Google Group. That way we can all keep each other informed, about resources, planning, requests for help/crash space etc.

Details

Venue and overview

(See the bottom of this page for a map showing walking routes to the venue)

View Larger Map

A map showing the centre of Sydney, with walking routes to the venue from the rail and main bus stations, the hotels suggested in the "accommodation" section, and from the Park & Ride bus stops.

Friday Evening

Meals on Saturday

Food will be provided on Saturday, thanks to generous sponsorship from The University of Sydney. More details to follow.

Themes

BarCamps are ultimately themed by the attendees: what you want to present, the BarCamp will host.

Open development techniques and practices
Web 2.0 style data mashups
Use of and engagement with The Apache Software Foundations projects

Schedule

It's up to you. Here's the suggested framework. We will fill in the details at the start of play.

09:00 set-up/get-in
09:30 registration (say hello, make name badge, get swag/loot etc)
10:00: After a brief introductory talk, the schedule will be decided by us all at the start of the event. How it works is that we scribble down topics we're interested in and hold them up. If others are interested we then pick a slot on the programme (single or double). It's all very flexible and as topics emerge there is often splitting and lumping and reorganizing. If a session is really going strong at the end of its slot then folks simply decamp and carry on elsewhere, having free'd the room for the next slot. The schedule is expected to morph during the day
10:30 First session begins
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Sessions resume!
14:00 Downstairs bar opens. Upstairs will remain available for sessions.
16:30 Closing session
16:45 clean up and off to pub

Here is an example of the schedule from an earlier Apache BarCamp. This years will become available on Flickr tagged #barcampsydney if someone takes photos!

Scheduling will occur on the Saturday morning, driven by those in attendance!

Barcamps need you!

Although we have sponsorship, a venue and a date, unconferences consist of you, the attendee! We need:

People!
More sponsorship: food, schwag etc.
Network bits and pieces, projectors, stationery
Offers of basic help, setting stuff up
Offers of crash space for out-of-town visitors, on Friday and maybe Saturday

Attendance at the BarCamp is Free, but normal BarCamp rules will apply, most importantly all attendees will be expected to participate in an active way. Ways to contribute include:

present (informally or formally) about your favourite project
hack together a mashup with other attendees systems
play devils advocate in a lively debate
have a drink with someone you have never met before

Help publicise the event

You could help by telling people about the event, or by designing and putting up a poster.

What to bring

Laptop
All the chargers/cables you'll need
A plugboard to make sure we have enough sockets
If you're using a Mac for a presentation, VGA adapters
Spare battery (if you have one)
Camera
Sleeping materials - sleeping bag, pillow and toiletries (if you are using our crash spaces - see below)
An idea for a session, presentation or talk
A smile
...?

Crash space

Attendees

Also mention what you can bring to the party. Everyone at a barcamp will speak or contribute somehow, but if you can offer extra bits and bobs then that'd be great.

Finally, if you don't want to get a pbwiki account, then just email via the google group and we'll put you on it.

	Name	Email / homepage	If you can help, say how	Crash space?	Any notes (including comments on topics you want to see discussed)
1	Aristedes Maniatis (??? / ASF)		organizer		* Cooperation between academic and private sector projects * Understanding open development
2	Nick Burch (Alfresco / ASF)	@Gagravarr	organizer		* Open Development and the Apache Software Foundation * Apache projects relating to content, eg Apache Tika and Apache POI * Does developing open source software differ between Europe and Australia?
3	Brett Porter (MaestroDev / ASF)	@brettporter	organizer		* Apache Maven * Getting new volunteers and contributors to your open source project
4	Gavin McDonald (ASF)			Could use some	* Getting people involved in open source infrastructure
5	Noirin Plunkett (Google / ASF)	@noirins
6	Jeff Turner	@jefft			Anything infrastructurey
7	David Crossley	@crossley			facilitate and encourage open development, tools to ease management, Incubator, Infrastructure
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Catering

We'll be providing snacks and drinks throughout the day. Lunch will be provided with plenty of vegetarian options, let us know via the google group (see above) if you have any special requirements.

On the Friday evening before, we're going to a location in Newtown (TBD) for a meal from 7.30pm, followed by drinks in a nearby pub.

Accomodation

Feel free to add some suggestions for accommodation in Sydney.

If you would like more advice, please contact any of the organisers, as below.

Travel

From the Airport (Kingsford Smith):

You can catch a train from either terminal to Central or Redfern for $15.00.

Travel by rail:

The venue is near Redfern Station (it's a 5 minute walk away). For details of how to get there, see CityRail

By car:

Parking near the venue is ?????

Getting to the venue:

Taxis are available throughout the city. By foot, the venue is around 30 minutes from the centre of the city, and around 10 minutes from Redfern rail station. Please see the map in the next section.

Buses from the central railway station and the city centre are available, see 131500.info.

Map of Sydney

A map showing the centre of Sydney.

Core Organisers

If you've any queries, contact one of these people.

	Name	Organisation	Email
1	Aristedes Maniatis	ISH / ASF
2	Nick Burch	Alfresco / ASF	nick AT apache DOT org
3	Brett Porter	MaestroDev / ASF	brett AT apache DOT org
4	Gavin McDonald	ASF

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