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[LT Infomail#3] Rooms, Night places and texts - Debian



http://www.Infodrom.ffis.de/Debian/events/LinuxTag2001/infomail-3.html

There are some good news for LinuxTag, please read on:

1. I have finally received an approval for two rooms in which we can
   organize workshops, small talks, BoF-sessions or keysigning
   sessions.  There should be space four about 50 people in these
   rooms so they are large enough for these kind of stuff.

   If you want to use a room for one of the above, please let me
   know.  Like it was last year, I'll lock the room for a couple of
   talks/workshops/whatever while a lot of idle slots will be there
   which can be filled on-demand during LinuxTag.  I'd prefer 1h
   slots, while 2h could be an exception.  Another exception will be
   made for sub-conferences (like debian-day, zopecon, phpcon or
   for whatever demand is there, max four days in a row, so one room
   is not locked by these).

2. With friendly help of the students association of the University of
   Stuttgart (FaVeVe) we are able to provide sleeping space for you at
   no or low-cost.  This is gym hall (in Stuttgart Vaihingen, within
   the University campus), so it's large and there are showers.
   However, drawbacks are that we have to leave the building at 7.00am
   and leave the sleeping area at 6.00am (yes, you have to be up at this
   time, not woken up already, but up).

   Fortunately the cafeteria will open one hour earlier in the morning
   than usual, so you can get breakfast at 7am already.  Additionally
   the FaVeVe-team has agreed to provide collective dinner in the
   evening.  However, please be warned, it *is* spicy, even if you
   tell us that you don't like it hot...  The meal still eatable, you
   may just find yourself to not eating as much as usual...

   In order to be able to make proper assumptions on breakfast and
   dinner requirements as well as sleeping space, please fill out the
   following form and send it to me (at joey@linuxtag.org).  If you
   don't want to eat something in the morning and don't want to take
   rolls to the show, but only drink a cup of coffee or similar, don't
   mark `Breakfast':

   Name  :
   E-Mail:
   Wednesday, July 4th
     [ ] Dinner
     [ ] Sleeping
   Thursday, July 5th
     [ ] Breakfast
     [ ] Dinner
     [ ] Sleeping
   Friday, July 6th
     [ ] Breakfast
     [ ] Dinner (same day as social event)
     [ ] Sleeping
   Saturday, July 7th
     [ ] Breakfast
     [ ] Dinner
     [ ] Sleeping
   Sunday, July 8th
     [ ] Breakfast
     [ ] Dinner
     [ ] Sleeping
   Monday, July 9th
     [ ] Breakfast

   The earlier we know the correct demand the better we can plan and
   the less stressful our life will be.  So please send back filled
   out forms as early as you can.

   It is not yet known what will be cooked on what day but it will be
   something that doesn't produce logistical problems when being
   cooked for 50 people.  Think about chili con carne (and sin carne
   for vegetarians), or pasta etc.

   For this sleeping arrangement you'll have to take a sleeping bag
   with you.  A camping mat is probably not required since there are
   mats in the gym hall that can be used.

3. For those people who come by plane from far away we can also
   provide an appartment consisting of 10 beds which you may use.  It
   is in Stuttgart Eßlingen, so it is *not* at the same location as
   the gym hall.  There are only 10 beds and I'm going to prefer
   people who have to travel a lot to attend (like people coming from
   .dk, .fi, .uk etc.).  If you are interested, please drop me a
   line.

4. There are still projects who haven't provided any description about
   their project to me which could be included in magazines that print
   a special edition for the LinuxTag show.  The same applies for a
   bunch of graphics (i.e. logos in high resolution).

   Projects that lack a description currently are:

   BSD
   KDE
   Linux-Networking
   PHP
   Worldforge
   Zope

   The first deadline ends on Wednesday 12.00am local time.  So there
   are about 11 hours left to provide some blurb.



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