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Newsletter #2 - 02/10/2009
In this issue:
- Workshop attendees
- Conference schedule
- Social Dinner
Workshop attendess
Currently there are 137 attendees from 14 different countries.
The Italian Perl Workshop is a free event, and it's not necessary to buy a ticket to participate.
However you should confirm your participation. Once you have logged in, you can go to the Edit profile page, and follow the 'confirm your participation' link. On that page you can confirm you participation.
Therefore, if you want to support the Workshop, you can choose to pay the "Supporter" price or make a donation. This will help us offer better services and organize events of ever higher quality.
Conference schedule
We are happy to announce that the conference schedule is online.
You can add talks you're interested in to your personal schedule, to be sure you won't miss anything!
Social Dinner
The attendees' dinner will be on Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 at Ristorante Duomo, which is very near the Leaning Tower.
The price for the dinner is EUR 30; this includes: appetizers, two first courses, one second course with side, dessert, coffee and beverage (wine/mineral water/beer).
To everyone who has not yet confirmed their presence at the dinner, we kindly ask to do so via the website.
To anyone who will join at the last minute (which is to say, during the registration on Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 between 9am and 10am), we'll try to ensure the same menu and price.
In case we won't be able to, the restaurant will have enough space to allow everyone to join the dinner, even outside our accords (in this case, by ordering 'à la carte').
Some things to note
- If you are a speaker, that is, you are going to give some (non-lightning) talks, you don't have to buy the dinner ticket: the organization is happy to offer it to you.
- If you are a 'guest' speaker or a sponsor you don't have to buy a the Attendees' Dinner ticket.
Last modified: 02/10/09 18:53 by Enrico Sorcinelli (bepi)
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