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Tempe, Arizona :: January 29-31, 2011 — General event owners: Jared Smith, Robyn Bergeron, Ryan Rix

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Event Details

SESSION SCHEDULE WITH TIMES & ROOMS

Location

Arizona State University - Tempe, AZ

Dates

January 29-31, 2011

Pre-registration

Instructions

Please add your name to the list if you will attend. Also, please indicate the following:

Put an X in the $$$ column if you need funding to attend, and visit the FUDCon ticket tracker to make a funding request. We have a limited budget and will work hard to fund as many people as possible. We'll use these answers to help figure out budgeting for the event. We are making arrangements for attendees from other geographic regions to encourage specific initiatives such as future FUDCon events, but preference may otherwise be given to people in North America.
Put a V in the Veg column if you would like vegetarian fare for any meals that we provide during the event. If you prefer vegan fare, please mark that column VV. We will do our best to make sure everyone is accommodated!
Put your T-shirt size in the Size column, so we can have an idea about what sizes to have available. (Use a W to note a women's size if needed.)
Roomsharing:
1. If you want or need to share a room, mark yes in the "Roomshare?" column.
2. Once you have a roommate, both of you should mark your roommate's name in the block as well.
3. If you need a roommate, look for someone with just a yes in the column, and contact them via email. If you encounter any problems, let the organizers know.

Use the Comments section for anything else you think organizers need to know, or to offer or ask for space or rides.

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#	Name	$$$	Veg	Size	Roomshare?	Hotel booked	Comments (extra line for badge)
001	Paul W. Frields			XL	Yes - jsmith	Yes	stickster
002	Robyn Bergeron	X		W-M	Yes, sdake	Yes	probably owes you cookies
003	Ryan Rix			L		N/A, local	"Bacon PLUS ... a smoking HOT blonde will board the comet and escape"
004	Ian Weller	X (scholarship)		L	ricky	yes	Don't ask me about terrariums
005	David Nalley	X		XL	yes		ke4qqq
006	Hiemanshu Sharma	X		XXL	yes - dcr226	Yes	hiemanshu
007	Steven M. Parrish	X		XXL	yes - rdieter	yes	smparrish - KDE - Sugar
008	John Rose			L		Yes	Quando omni flunkus moritati
009	Clint Savage	X		3XL	no	Yes	ask Ian Weller about terrariums
010	Jon Stanley	X		XXL	yes - gholms	Yes	jds2001
011	Jared Smith			L	yes - stickster	Yes	jsmith
012	Mel Chua		V	WM	yes - tatica	Yes	mchua
013	Sebastian Dziallas	X (scholarship)		L	yes - pbrobinson	Yes	sdziallas
014	Jeroen van Meeuwen	-		XL	yes - spevack	Yes	Dutch
015	Pete Zaitcev			XL	no		zaitcev
016	Zachary Giles			L		Local	zgiles
017	Shawn Badger			2XLT		Local
018	Ben Boeckel		V	L	yes	No	mathstuf
019	Jean-Francois Saucier	X (if possible)		M	yes (biertie)	yes	djf_jeff
020	Larry Cafiero	X (lodging only)		XXL	no	yes	lcafiero
021	J. Randall Owens			L	no	local enough	jrowens
022	Neville A. Cross	X		L	yes - Igor	Yes	yn1v - (room is booked)
023	Chris Tyler			XL	yes (arranged)	yes	ctyler - Seneca
024	Paul Whalen			L	yes (arranged)	yes
025	Edward Jensen			XL	n/a	Local	eddiejensen
026	Mar�a "tatica" Leandro	X		M	yes - mchua	Yes	tatica
027	Frank Even			XL		N/A, Local
028	Ben Williams			XL	Yes - B2 and B3	yes	Southern_Gentlem/VileGent
029	M�ir�n Duffy		V	no	yes - ladies?	yes, sharing with Ruth	mizmo
030	Sean Roe			XXL	no	no
031	Dave Riches	X		L	yes - hiemanshu	Yes	dcr226
032	Alex Hudson		V	M	no		so_solid_moo
033	Tom "spot" Callaway		V	XXL	yes - dgilmore	yes	�.��.��`�.�><(((�>`
034	Kevin Fenzi			XL		yes	nirik
035	Stephen Smoogen			S	yes - dmalcolm	yes	smooge
036	Jos� Edgardo L�pez	X		L	yes		Magjogui
037	Bill Nottingham			XL	no	yes
038	Chris Greenough			XXL	no
039	sourabh sinha			L		Local	ssinha
040	Ayesha Sinha			S		Local	ayesha
041	Francis Earl					Local
042	Mike McGrath			L	Yes, toshio	yes	mmcgrath
043	Christopher Aillon			XL		yes
044	Yvette Chanco			L
045	Antonio S. Sall�s	X		XL	Yes	Yes	Fedora Ambassador, Chile/FUDCon Santiago 2010 "0wner"
046	Pascal V. Calarco	X		XL	Yes - susmit	Yes	pcalarco
047	Jesse Keating			XL	Yes, wwoods	Yes	Oxf13
048	Guillermo G�mez	X		L	Yes		gomix
049	Toshio Kuratomi			M	Yes, mmcgrath	Yes	abadger1999
050	Steven Dake			XL	Yes, rbergeron	yes	sdake
051	Justin M. Forbes			XL	yes, pjones	yes	jforbes
052	Igor Soares	X		M	Yes - yn1v	yes	igorps
053	Peter Robinson	X		L	Yes - sdziallas	yes	Fedora Mobility - MeeGo, Sugar, OLPC
054	Carlos Alvarez			XL		Local	calvarez
055	Dave Malcolm			L	Yes	smooge	dmalcolm
056	Edna Rheiner	X		xL	yes		"erheiner"
057	JoergSimon	X		XXL	single room	yes	kital
058	Bert Desmet	X		L	yes	yes	the belg - biertie
059	Ricky Zhou	X (scholarship)		XL	ianweller	yes	ricky
060	matt mooney	X		L	X		mfm
061	Seth Vidal		V	XL	X	yes	skvidal
062	Adam McCullough	X		XL		local	Achtung, AZ! :)
063	Casey Dahlin			L		no	Of no consequence whatsoever
064	David Cantrell			XL	yes - clumens	no	dcantrell
065	Chris Lumens			L	yes - dcantrell	no	Big time anaconda guy
066	Brian Lane			XL	no	yes	bcl
067	Juan Rodriguez	x	no	M	yes	no	nushio
068	David Clark			M			PherricOxide
069	Chris Massey			M		Local	Melkor
070	Cory Peterson			L		Local	Fedora User: Core 7 - 14
071	Ben Trussell			XXXL		Local	Fedora User: Core 1 - 13
072	Martin Sivak			L	yes - rvykydal	no	Anaconda - Brno, CZ
073	Justin O'Brien	x (possibly)	no	yes	yes	no	@threethirty
074	Ales Kozumplik			M	yes - mgracik	no	akozumpl
075	Martin Gracik			M	yes - akozumpl	no	mgracik
076	Radek Vykydal			S	yes - msivak	no	rvykydal
077	Henry Anchante	X		L	?	No	'
078	Alejandro Acosta	X		L	yes - nushio	No	douglax
079	David Lehman			L	yes	No	dlehman
080	Mat Booth			M		No	mbooth - Java SIG
081	Andrew Overholt		V	no	yes, tburke	No	overholt
082	John (J5) Palmieri			S	yes, lmacken	No
083	Kyle McMartin			XL	yes	no
084	Luke Macken			M	yes, J5	No
085	Rex Dieter	X		XL	yes - smparrish	yes	rdieter
086	Adam Williamson		V	M	yes (jlaska)		Ask me about Poulsbo
087	Garrett Holmstrom	X		XXL	yes - jds2001		gholms
088	Peter Jones			L	yes, jforbes	yes
089	Xavier Lamien	X		S	yes	No	SmootherFrOgZ
090	Tim Burke			M	yes, overholt	yes	fri-sun
091	Dave Jones	X		M	yes, kylem	yes
092	Wolnei C�ndido Tomazelli Junior	X		M	yes	yes	wolnei
093	Omar Cherif	X	V	XL	yes	no
094	James Laska			M	yes (adamwill)		Ask me about Fedora QA
095	J. Shepherd			XL		N/A, Local
096	Dale Farnsworth			XL		N/A, Local
097	Eric Shubert			L		N/A, Local	shubes
098	Richard Fontana			XL
099	John Roman		VV	M		N/A, Local	nimbius
100	Pam Chestek			M		yes	I'm a lawyer. Be gentle.
101	Sijis Aviles	X		XL	no		sijis
102	David Paige			M		N/A, Local	Prince of Darkness
103	Franklin Ybanez			M		N/A, Local
104	Matthew Ortofsky			L
105	Susmit Shannigrahi	X	V	M	Yes - pcalarco	Yes	Susmit
106	Karsten 'quaid' Wade			XL	Yes - Saskia & Malakai		@quaid
107	Saskia Wade			XS or S (W)	Yes - Karsten & Malakai		Tell me I'm awesome or you DAI POTATO MAN!
108	Malakai Wade			M (W)	Yes - Karsten & Saskia		I disapprove of your disapproving of my disapproving of you.
109	Mirano Cafiero			M (W)	Yes - Larry		D --> This is f001ishness upon one hundred thousand prior, equally unsolicited f001ishnesses
110	David Foltin		VV	S
111	Sandro Mathys	X		S	Yes - CodeBlock	yes	red_alert
112	Jeff Trull			M	yes		jaafar
113	Dennis Gilmore			XXL	yes		king of obscure
114	~~Mike McCune~~			M	no		No longer attending
115	Jef van Schendel	X		L	Yes		schendje
116	Jason Connor			XL	no		jconnor, linear on freenode
117	Diana Harrelson	X		WL	Yes	Yes	anthro_diana
118	Gerard Braad	X		M		No	gbraad
119	Parsa Hosseini	X		L		No	parsah
120	Colin Zwiebel	X		M	Yes	No
121	Dan Walsh			XL		Yes	dwalsh
122	Christoph Wickert	X	V	L	Yes		cwickert
123	Danny George			L	No	N/A	dangets: Mostly Harmless
124	MaxSpevack	No	No	L	No		paid for these badges
125	Thomas Verry			L	Yes	No	The cake is a lie.
126	James Antill	No	No	XL	No	Yes	geppetto: #yum
127	Keiran Smith		No	M	Yes	No	Affix
128	Major Hayden		No	L	No	Yes	rackerhacker
129	Jeff Darcy		No	L	No	Yes	jdarcy
130	Chris Eckhardt		No	XL	No	No	badkittydaddy
131	Tarin Choudhury	V		L	yes (arranged)	yes	Seneca - Sitting in for Mustafa
132	Emily Dirsh	X		W-L		no	emichan
133	Larry Letelier	X		L	Yes	Yes	Fedora Ambassador, Chile
134	Adrian Pruteanu			XL	yes (arranged)	yes	adrianp@freenode
135	Marek Goldmann	X		M			mgoldmann / BoxGrinder
136	Will Woods		VV	S	yes, jkeating	yes	The mustard indicates progress.
137	Chris Hanks			M		Local
138	Gordon Young			XXL		Local	Free as in Beer (and cheese?)
139	Samuel Greenfeld			M	yes	yes	OLPC QA
140	Simon Schampijer		V	L	yes	yes	OLPC & Sugar Labs Developer
140.1Cut off for a FUDCon T-shirt.
141	Martin Langhoff			M	yes	yes	OLPC Software Architect
142	Kevin Bowling	X (see comment)		XL	Open *3	local	Can host 3 people at my Tempe house but will need a plane ticket to get home from school. FOSS dev & long time Fedora user/admin.
143	Ricky Elrod	X		XXL	Yes - Red	No	CodeBlock
144	Perry Myers			XL	no	yes
145	Jaroslav Reznik	X		XXL	yes, jmoskovc	yes	j. r.
146	Luis montes			XL		Local	@monteslu
147	Mariano Dominguez			L		Local	Middle-age Mutant Ninja Coder
148	Robert 'Bob' Jensen		Meat only	XL	Yes - Southern_Gentlem	Yes	EvilBob - Fedora Unity Founder
149	Florian Festi			XXXL	Yes	No	ffesti #rpm.org
150	Robert 'B3' Jensen			Child M	Yes - Southern_Gentlem	Yes	EvilBob's Spawn
151	der.hans	N/A	V	XL	N/A	N/A
152	Liam Bulkley	X	No thank you	L	yes	no	galan
153	Nicu Buculei	X		XL	yes	no	nicubunu
154	Rik Farrow	N/A		L	N/A	N/A	USENIX ;login: Editor
155	Amber Graner			XL	yes	No	Associate Web Editor, Linux New Media
156	Mark Terranova	X		M	maybe	Not yet	TOSW: TheOpenSourceWay.org
157	Randall Hinkley			XL		Local	FUZZER
158	Harish Pillay			L	maybe	Not yet	harish
159	Curtis Zinzilieta			XL		Local
160	Chris Lalancette			M	No	yes	clalance
161	Jonathan Newman			M		Local
162	Donald Buchan			XL	No	yes	Will bring a 4-socket, [30ft FFF][1] Donald's presentation on security is at http://www.malak.ca/linux/strategiesforsecuringalinuxsystem.pdf [2]
163	Todd Westacott			L	yes (arranged)	yes
164	Jiri Moskovcak			L	yes, jreznik	yes	ABRT
165	Houssam Haidar			XXL	yes (arranged)	yes	Seneca College - The lie is a cake
166	Denise Dumas			WS
167	Ilan Rabinovitch			M	no
168	Matthew Tuori			XL	yes (arranged)	yes
169	Mike Khusid			XL	why not, contact me	yes
170	Gergely "Greg" Juhasz	X		M	yes (arranged)	yes	Seneca
171	Francesco Crippa			XL	why not	soon (hopefully)
172	Matthew Galgoci			XL	no	no
173	Brian LaMere		V	L	yes	no	comin from San Diego, room not booked yet...
174	Jay Dobies			L	no	yes	jdob on Freenode
175	Chantell McIntosh			WL	Yes, Rocella Jimenez	Yes	Breezy - Seneca
176	Andrew Parda			M	yes (arranged)	yes
177	Russell Bryant			L	No	Yes	Asterisk Project Lead (http://www.asterisk.org/)
178	Tobias Kunze			L	No	Yes	Makara Cloud Platform (http://www.makara.com/)
179	Michael John Corsame			M	yes (arranged)	yes
180	Rocella Jimenez			WS	yes (Chantell McInotosh)	yes
181	Ruth Suehle			WM	Yes-mduffy	Yes	Have you joined opensource.com?
182	Bernie Innocenti		V	M	yes		Sugar, oh sweet!
183	David Hu3r7a			M		Local	@huertanix
184	Graziano Obertelli			L		yes	graziano
184	Tim Flink		V	XL	yes (adamwill)	yes
185	Wence McDonald			M		Local	Call me ifm. Also "Taipei Taipei Taipei Taipei Taipei Taipei"
186	Urvish Mahida		V	M		Local
187	Billibaldo Martinez			M		Local
188	Nicholas Radtke			L		Local
189	Kunal Khanna		V	S	No	Local
190	Sukru TIKVES		V	L	No	Local
Badges have been printed. Changes to the table below will not be reflected on the name badges. You are still welcome to sign up and participate -- you can create a handwritten badge at the event. FUDCon is free of cost for everyone.
191	Dennis KIBBE		V	L	No	Local
192	Ivan Zho			M	No	Local
193	Michelle O'Riordan		V	S	Sure! :-)
194	David Grande			L	No	Local
195	Roeland Krawl			XL		Local
196	Charles Bock			S		Local
197	Joseph Caglio			S		Local
198	Geoff Brodniak		No	M	No	Yes
199	John Ackerman		No	L	No	Yes
200	C Anderson		V	L	No	Yes
201	Vivie Truong			M		Local
202	Jay Greguske			L	No	Yes
203	Ganesh Krishnamurti		V	L	No	No
204	JD Neglia			n/a	No	n/a (local)
#	Name	$$$	Veg	Size	Roomshare?	Hotel booked	Comments (extra line for badge)

Travel

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (Airport Code: PHX) is the major airport servicing the greater Phoenix Metro area. The following airlines have flights going in / coming out of Sky Harbor:

Terminal 2: Alaska, Continental, Great Lakes, United / TED
Terminal 3: AirTran, American, Delta, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, Midwest, Sun Country
Terminal 4: Aeromexico, Air Canada, British Airways, Southwest, US Airways / America West, US Airways / America West Express (Mesa Airlines), Westjet
- Terminal 4 is also the International Terminal for Sky Harbor.

Travel planning

If you are trying to coordinate travel with other attendees, you may want to visit the FUDCon:Tempe 2011 travel planning page.

Travel discounts

Fedora contributor Steven Parrish has secured an airline and rental car discount for travelers. Refer to FUDCon:Tempe 2011 travel discounts for more information.

Lodging

Stranded in Tempe due to weather and need or have a room

Name	Hotel	Have a room	Need a room	Leaving on	How to contact
John Doe	This one	X	X	Thursday	IRC
Ian Weller	Courtyard Tempe	X		Wednesday	phone@ianweller.org, IRC
Justin O'Brien	The good one	was rooming with Jared		no idea	IRC/Twidentica
Jon Stanley	Four Points	X (rommate left today)		Tuesday (hopefully)	phone, IRC

Primary Hotel

Courtyard Tempe Downtown -- 601 South Ash Avenue, Tempe, Arizona 85281 (map) -- +1 (480) 966-2800

Links for reservations online

Primary hotel block is closed
The primary hotel has run out of rooms for our block, and is no longer accepting reservations. Please take a look at the #Secondary_Hotel section below for more information on making a lodging reservation.

King + sofabed room | ~~Queen + Queen room~~ -- The deadline for reservations is November 5. Note that depending on when you make your reservation, you may be presented with a different room type. King rooms also include a sofabed, and will accommodate separate double occupancy. The special FUDCon rate is $99 per night (single or double occupancy).

Shoulder dates: If your stay requires extra nights before or after the nights of 28-31 January ("shoulder dates"), and the online link does not accommodate your input, call the hotel directly at the phone number above for assistance, and feel free to let the organizers know online (IRC or email) so we can request additional shoulder dates as needed.

Proximity: The hotel is located within easy walking distance of the classroom space where the technical sessions will be held on Saturday and Sunday. There is a bit more of a walk to Memorial Union for Monday's hackfests, but it's under 20 minutes away (less than a mile).

Secondary Hotel

Four Points Sheraton Tempe -- 1333 Rural Rd.. Tempe, Arizona 85281 (map) -- +1 (480)968-3451

Links for reservations online

Making secondary hotel reservations
The Four Points Sheraton reservation date has passed. HOWEVER, you can still get the group rate for a short time (and this offer may expire at any moment, so please act fast). Book your room online using normal methods, and then contact Robyn Bergeron via email or IRC to have your confirmation number merged into the group booking list.

Reserve your room here. The rate is $99/night, and includes shuttle to/from airport, free breakfast, free wireless internet.

Shoulder dates: If your stay requires extra nights before or after the nights of 28-31 January ("shoulder dates"), please let the organizers know via the fudcon-planning mailing list, or via IRC, so that we can arrange additional shoulder dates as needed.

Proximity: The Four Points Sheraton Tempe is within walking distance (2 miles) of the Brickyard Artisan Court building, the primary hotel (Courtyard Marriott Tempe), and Mill Avenue.

Transportation: The Four Points Sheraton Tempe provides airport shuttle, as well as shuttle to events on ASU campus. The shuttle is first-come, first-served; if you are depending on the shuttle to go places, be sure to ask at the front desk ahead of time.

The City of Tempe also has free, local bus routes. The Orbit Mercury bus line travels from approximately 1 block from the Sheraton, and has stops near ASU Memorial Union, the ASU Brickyard Engineering and Artisan Court buildings, and is approximately 2 blocks from the Courtyard Marriott.

Need a roommate?
If you're looking for a roommate to cut costs, take a look at the "Roomsharing" instructions in the pre-registration section above.

Transportation

Airport shuttle

The hotel features a complimentary airport shuttle. Please call the hotel at +1 (480) 966-2800 (if staying at the Courtyard) or +1 (480)968-3451 (if staying at the Sheraton) to make a shuttle inquiry if needed.

Note: There is no toll-free courtesy phone at the PHX airport for this shuttle. You must either place a call from a cell phone or toll phone at the airport, or you may visit the Information Desk and have them call the Courtyard Tempe Downtown for shuttle service. Correction: The shuttle cannot take advance bookings in most cases because they are unable to wait at passenger pickup due to airport traffic and safety regulations. However, the hotel is only a ~20 minute round trip from the airport, so you should not have to wait long for a pickup.

Light rail

Valley METRO Light Rail (on Wikipedia) Metro trains run between Dobson Road in Mesa and Bethany Home Road in Phoenix; the center of the line connects Sky Harbor International Airport with downtown Tempe.

Metro trains run from the airport to downtown Tempe. The Mill station ("Mill Avenue and Third Street") is two very short blocks from the proposed hotel for FUDCon

To board a train from the airport, take the Phoenix Airport Shuttle from any terminal to the Airport Metro station ("44th Street and Washington"). Detailed directions are located here.

A one-ride pass for Metro (good on all local trains and buses) is $1.75; a full-day Metro pass is $3.50. Farecard machines accept credit and debit cards, and cash. 5-packs of full-day passes can be purchased online, in advance, for $17.50, and should be received within 5-7 days.

Parking

At the hotel

The Courtyard Tempe has a significant amount of parking and has told us that they don't believe there will be a problem accommodating some out of town drivers there.

Brickyard on Mill

Parking is available directly underneath the Brickyard on Mill. Parking in this garage is not controlled by ASU, so we are not able to procure special passes.

The Brickyard on Mill is located at 699 S. Mill Ave., Tempe, AZ. The underground parking is accessible from both 6th and 7th streets. Parking signs are posted.

Rates are as follows:

$1.50 Each half hour or fraction
$12.00 Daily Maximum
Event Parking as posted (for concerts, etc)

ASU Memorial Union

There are several lots available near the Memorial Union in which to park.

The ASU Parking Map shows parking by lot number. More information is available on the ASU Parking website. The ASU Memorial Union is located in the southern part of campus, and is labeled MU on the ASU parking map.

Apache Boulevard Parking Structure. Payment is required Monday-Friday, 6am-10:30pm. Rate is $2/hr, with a maximum fee of $8. Cash, Visa, MasterCard and Sun Dollars accepted. Located on the north side Apache Boulevard, between College and Normal Avenues.
Lot 19. NO OVERNIGHT PARKING. Lot is not staffed; you pay a machine. Parking available Mon-Sat, 7am-10pm, $2/hr, maximum of 12 hours. Located on the south side of Apache Boulevard, between College and Normal Avenues.
Lot 17. One-day pass parking. Visitors may purchase a visitor day pass through MyParking Online Services. Day passes are valid all day for the date purchased, and must be printed by you (ie: not by ASU). Visitors who are not ASU students will have to create an account.
Lot 13. Metered Parking. Meters are $1.50 per hour, some with a maximum of one-hour parking, others with a two-hour limit. All meters at the Tempe campus require payment from Mon-Sat, 7am-10pm. Meters accept nickels, dimes, and quarters. At Lemon St & Forest Ave.
Lot 27. Metered Parking. Meters are $1.50 per hour, some with a maximum of one-hour parking, others with a two-hour limit. All meters at the Tempe campus require payment from Mon-Sat, 7am-10pm. Meters accept nickels, dimes, and quarters. Orange St, near McAllister Ave.

Network access

The SSID for our conference wireless network on ASU grounds is ASU Guest. Note this wireless network requires you to complete a Web portal click-through for authentication. Authentication is required after any extended disconnect time, or after 12 hours have elapsed.

The network is expected to allow at least traffic for HTTP/S (80/443) and SSH (22). We will be testing the network for final connectivity details the day before the event, and updated information will be provided here as needed.

There is also wireless available at the primary and secondary hotels. Refer to the information provided by your hotel for details.

Packing List

Laptop with 802.11b/g wireless
- Extension cord (and North American power adapter, if from outside NA)
- Ethernet cable (for hotel and/or hackfest)
- Optional: Bring a Fedora Friend Finder (power strip)
Credit card (VISA or MasterCard) or small amount of cash (ATMs are nearby the hotel and both ASU locations for the event)
Your presentation slides or anything needed for the hackfest
Casual clothes for the event
- Average highs near 68F/20C, average lows near 40F/4C
- Bring warmer clothing for nighttime (jackets, etc.)
- Optional: umbrella, there is occasional precipitation in January
- Average temperatures for Tempe, AZ
International visitors:
- Passport/visa and any other official documentation needed
- Converters for power (reference link^[1])

If staying at the hotel:

Optional: swimsuit, gym clothes.^[2]

↑ Most consumer plugs in the USA are Type B.
↑ This doesn't mean clothing is optional if you swim or exercise!

Agenda

FUDCon is a community event in which the complete schedule is developed interactively starting with an opening orientation session. Attendance at orientation is recommended for those who are new to this format, or to FUDCon, Fedora, or free and open source software community events in general.

The following locations appear in the chart below. They are located on the FUDCon Google map and also on ASU's interactive map site.

B'yard AC = Brickyard Artisan Court building
CDN = Center for Design North building (Also known as AED)
Mem Union = Memorial Union building

General schedule

Saturday

	BYAC 110 (capacity 82) #fudcon-room-1	BYAC 150 (capacity 69) #fudcon-room-2	BYAC 260 (capacity 43) #fudcon-room-3	BYAC 270 (capacity 61) #fudcon-room-4
09:00–10:30	In CDN 60: Orientation, BarCamp pitches and scheduling, and the Fedora Project Leader's State of Fedora address (audio)
11:00–11:50	Fedora on ARM / Paul Whalen — Fedora on OLPC / M Langhoff	BoxGrinder / Marek Goldmann	Performance tuning basics / Curtis Zinzilieta	Open Source Anthropology / Diana Harrelson
12:00–12:50	Lunch
13:00–13:50	Future Fedora and Reducing Bureaucracy / Max Spevack and the Fedora Board	Sheepdog (Distributed QEMU/KVM block storage) / Steven Dake	AutoQA introduction / James Laska	Education übertalk / Chris Tyler, Máirín Duffy, Mel Chua and Sebastian Dziallas
14:00–14:50	Cloud: The future of computing / Mike McGrath	Fedora Security Lab and securing Linux / Joerg Simon and Donald Buchan	Different species of Python / Dave Malcolm (transcript)	What have you done for me lately? / Pam Chestek, Richard Fontana
15:00–15:50	Cloud Filesystem / Jeff Darcy	The Future of Spins / FP Board	Meet the Anaconda team / David Cantrell (transcript)	Juicy Software Repo Management with Pulp / Jason Connor and Jay Dobies (transcript)
16:00–16:50	Cloud management / Chris Lalancette	Using the SELinux Sandbox / Dan Walsh	Effectively reporting installation bugs / David Cantrell	I want to keep on hacking but my hands hurt / Mel Chua and Sebastian Dziallas
18:00–22:30	FUDPub

Sunday

	BYAC 110 (capacity 82) #fudcon-room-1	BYAC 150 (capacity 69) #fudcon-room-2	BYAC 260 (capacity 43) #fudcon-room-3	BYAC 270 (capacity 61) #fudcon-room-4
09:00–09:50	AppStream (slides) and 10ish Things You Didn't Know about Yum / Florian Festi and James Antill (IRC Transcript)	Fedora Ambassadors, Finance and FOSS in LATAM / Joerg Simon, Max Spevack, Igor Soares and Neville Cross	Asterisk Hacks / Russell Bryant	Designing UI mockups in Inkscape / Máirín Duffy
10:00–10:50	Writing SELinux Policy / Dan Walsh (IRC Transcript)	IP Law for Hackers / Pam Chestek and Richard Fontana	Migrating to open source / Curtis Zinzilieta	GIMP as a pro photo editing tool and Contribute with Knowledge / María Leandro
11:00–11:50	The Next Big Fedora Engineering Project / spot	IP Law for Hackers / Pam Chestek and Richard Fontana	Matahari / Perry Myers (IRC Transcript - scroll down)	Usability for UIs / Jef van Schendel
12:00–12:50	Lunch
13:00–14:00	At BYAC 110: Lightning Talks!
14:00–17:00	Hackfests

Monday

	MU 226 "Graham"	MU 236 "Mohave"	MU 238 "Apache"	MU 240 "Navajo"	MU 242 "La Paz"	MU 246 "Coconino"
09:00–12:00	Hackfests
12:00–13:00	Lunch
13:00–17:00	Hackfests

Technical sessions - Saturday/Sunday

Schedule: see FUDCon:Tempe 2011 Sessions

Refereeing for technical sessions
Note that this FUDCon, technical sessions may be refereed or decided by panel or other means. However, we do require material for all sorts of experience levels, so do not worry about competition. Simply propose something you think would be of interest to attendees.

Technical sessions
ANYONE can propose a session, including you. Just pick a topic near and dear to your heart and propose it here.

For Audience Level, indicate whether your talk is appropriate for a beginner, intermediate (current skilled contributor), or expert level.

Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Owner
Fedora on ARM	Running Fedora on very little electricity	Beginner and up	Paul Whalen Chris Tyler
Fedora and Seneca	How we're turning Fedora users into Fedora (and open source) contributors	Anyone	Chris Tyler
Designing UI mockups in Inkscape	Have an itch to scratch in your favorite UI but not sure how to mock it up? Learn how here. This session will focus more on technique and workflow rather than design principles.	Beginner and up	M�ir�n Duffy
Fedora cloud storage	Building your own storage cloud with Fedora.	Intermediate	Pete Zaitcev
Getting involved with Fedora Weekly News	Are you interested in contributing to FWN as a regular beat writer? Come to this session to find out what's involved, time commitment and workflow	Beginner and up	Pascal V. Calarco
Fedora Security Lab and the OSSTMM	This talk introduces how Information Security work can be done with the Fedora Security Lab and how you can contribute to it. It demonstrates the development state of the Fedora Security Lab and how the Fedora Security Lab implements and aids the OSSTMM.	this is for anyone who want to learn about FSL, or can/want to help me to improve it	JoergSimon
Fedora Ambassadors a global/regional challenge (not sure if this belongs here?)	Different cultures, different groups - one conduct and so many challenges. This is about how the Ambassadors group evolved over the years, what work was necessary to maintain the group in an healthy state and how we work torwards to face new challenges - and of course it will be a ground for discussions around this topic.	Intermediate	JoergSimon
Gimp as professional photo editing tool	took photos of a beautiful landscape and you want to propose it as supplementary wallpaper? Went to an event and want to enhance photos to use on your report? Learn how improove your photos	Intermediate	tatica
How to live with SELinux	what is SELinux, how does it works, how to implement the predefined policies and how to create custom policies?	Intermediate and up	Bert Desmet
My vision on the Fedora Project	my thoughts on the future of the Fedora Project (marketing, ambassadors, taking decisions, roundtable)	everybody involved	Bert Desmet
Getting started with Fedora Linux	installing Fedora, software, basic configuration, ...	Beginners	Bert Desmet
Effectively reporting installation bugs	trying a new alpha, beta, or rawhide release of Fedora and hit a problem? Learn how to effectively report installation bugs in Bugzilla and what tools are available to you for debugging	Everyone	David Cantrell
Anaconda - The Team	Meet the entire worldwide anaconda (installer) team and learn about what projects we are working on	Everyone	David Cantrell
Eclipse Fedora Packager Plugin	Learn how to use the brand new Eclipse plugins for Fedora packaging work	Everyone	Andrew Overholt
Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Owner
Sheepdog Distributed QEMU/KVM Block Storage	Introduction to Sheepdog including configuration, administration, design, and benchmarks in Fedora 15.	Intermediate and up	Steven Dake
Do you want to identify your possesions?	Learn the basics of one of UNIX's oldest games, and descend in to the dungeons for treasure and fame. Seasoned players also welcome :)	Everyone	Ryan Rix
The Future of Spins	What should Spins be going forward?	Everyone	Board
Using the SELinux Sandbox	How to confine any application using SElinux	Everyone	Dan Walsh
Writing SELinux Policy	Writing policy to confine an application or an administrator	Intermediate	Dan Walsh
What Have You Done For Me Lately?	Discussion of what Red Hat does to protect and enforce the Fedora trademark	Everyone	Pam Chestek
Red Hat Legal Talks!	An entity called Red Hat Legal often tells Fedora what it can't do. This talk demystifies Red Hat Legal and explores the problematic issue of just what Fedora is, legally, in relation to Red Hat and its lawyers. The talk explains how and why Red Hat Legal makes decisions that affect Fedora, and why Fedora is uniquely important to Red Hat Legal.	Everyone	Richard Fontana
IP Law for Hackers	An introduction to so-called intellectual property law (copyrights, trademarks, patents, etc.), focusing on the special legal issues faced by open source projects.	Everyone	Richard Fontana and Pam Chestek
Cloud Filesystem	How to turn a distributed filesystem into a cloud filesystem: security, multitenancy, replication, and other features.	Intermediate++	Jeff Darcy
BoxGrinder	Introduction to BoxGrinder a tool for building appliances for various virtual and Cloud environments.	Everyone	Marek Goldmann
Juicy Software Repository Management with Pulp	Pulp is comprehensive content repository and consumer management. Pulp allows administrators to create and maintain software repositories, bind client machines to those repositories, and install software from the repositories to the clients remotely. Pulp can manage hundreds of repositories, thousands of clients, and tens to hundreds of thousands of software packages on a single instance. This presentation will show how to install pulp, synchronize software packages, and install them on a client machine. It will delve into pulp's architecture, common use cases, and finish with leveraging the pulp api and Q&A.	Beginner and Up	Jason Connor and Jay Dobies
Fedora & FOSS in Latin America	Challenges and characteristics of the Fedora community in Latin America and the FOSS environment in that region.	Everyone	Igor Soares and Neville A. Cross
Writing storage tests	A training session for writing test cases for the installer's automatic storage test framework. This could spill over into a hackfest later should some good ideas come up or people need additional help.	intermediate (developers, testers, package maintainers)	Chris Lumens
AutoQA introduction	Introduction to AutoQA (automated quality assurance), how it's used in Fedora now, and upcoming changes on the roadmap.	Intermediate to Expert (programming experience required)	James Laska
Matahari	The Matahari project aims to provide a remote systems management interface utilizing the AMQP/qpid message bus and QMF modeling framework. It is intended to be cross platform and cross distro so that it can be adopted and utilized in many places. This presentation will give an overview of the project, description of the architecture and initial use cases and discuss future applications/usages.	Beginner and up	Perry Myers
Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Owner
The Next Big Fedora Engineering Project	Fedora Engineering (the group of folks who work full-time on Fedora) is trying to decide what our next big project should be. Our areas of expertise are Python, Web Applications, and Design. Listen as we give 5 minute lightning presentations on each of our ideas and afterwards, tell us what you think! We'll be picking at least one initiative and working with the Fedora community to bring it to life, but perhaps this will inspire you (or you will inspire us)!	Beginner and Up	Tom Callaway
Open-source in the molecular sciences	A look at how open-source software has revolutionized and accelerated modern biological science, in areas such as medical science, to agricultural development, genome sequencing and even astrobiology.	Beginner and Up	Parsa Hosseini
Lessons learned teaching middle-schoolers using Fedora	This session will review a multi-week course taught to a group of Girl Scouts using Fedora and will offer lessons learned and what-to-expect for those of you who have considered volunteering for a similar program.	Beginner and up	M�ir�n Duffy
Different species of Python	Interested in PyPy? Jython? IronPython? This session will take a tour through the various implementations of the Python language, comparing them, and hopefully segueing into a discussion of how to improve Fedora's support for them.	Intermediate; knowledge of python programming or packaging	Dave Malcolm
Strategies for securing a linux system	Want to protect your computer from attack? This session will present a few basic ways of improving system security http://www.malak.ca/linux/strategiesforsecuringalinuxsystem.pdf [3]	Beginner to Intermediate	Donald Buchan
Cloud Management	Deltacloud, Aeolus (formerly Deltacloud Aggregator) and friends	Everyone	Chris Lalancette
Performance Tuning Basics	Getting started with an overview of the tools and techniques for system performance tuning.	Beginner to Intermediate	Curtis Zinzilieta
Migrating to Open Source	A general discussion on challenges, opportunities and tasks for migrating systems from proprietary platforms to Linux and Open Source. Will include reference cases, current business trends and environment, and a broad discussion of the Open Source Community and status. Please bring your questions or experiences to share!	Everyone	Curtis Zinzilieta
Future Goals for Fedora	Let's talk about where we want Fedora to go and what we want to achieve during the next couple of release cycles. Where should we be by Fedora 17 or 18? We'll talk through a currently list of proposed goals and brainstorm additional goals and discuss the feasibility and interest behind each goal. Fedora Board members will be present.	Everyone	M�ir�n Duffy + Fedora Board
Education Roundtable	A roundtable with professors and developers: come and join conversations on the challenges of Teaching Open Source!	Everyone	Mel Chua & Sebastian Dziallas
I want to keep on hacking but my hands hurt.	Want to continue contributing to open source for a long time, undaunted by hand/back/shoulder/arm pain? Learn body awareness, tools (including keyboards and workspace setups as well as open source software such as typing break reminders) and processes (how to relax during intensive IRC team meetings, keeping up with email lists without killing your hands) for contributing to FOSS without compromising your long-term physical ability to do so. This will be an experimental, hands-on session; bring your laptop. For those in pain and those who never want to be.	Everyone	Mel Chua (Sebastian Dziallas)
one vs. world	Communities exist all arround the world thanks to group collaboration, but how do you turn one excellent contributor into a teacher able to guide a world of amazing people into a sucessful community? So, lets teach leaders how to help 10 contributors	Everyone	tatica
Contribute with knowledge	Have you learn something awesome and want to show the world how to do it? why don't you record a podcast and spread it? Learn how to make easy tutorials that will contribute to make better collaborative teams/groups	Everyone	tatica
Asterisk Hacks	This talk will cover some cool things that you probably didn't know a telephone system could do.	Intermediate	Russell Bryant
Usability for UI's	Learn to love your users! A basic introduction to different design principles you can use to make your user interfaces beautiful, practical and just all-around awesome.	Beginner	Jef van Schendel
Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Owner
AppStream	AppStream is new cross distro initiative to make browsing and installing applications easier. This is basically a report about the first meeting and what is going on. There will be an brief overview over the architecture and what parts of Fedora or the Fedora infrastructure may need improvements to make that happen. This is all still brand new and contributors are welcome. Now is the time to make a difference!	Everyone	Florian Festi
Cloud: The future of computing	Why and how cloud computing will replace the traditional desktop and why Free Software is ill prepared to compete in that environment.	Everyone	Mike McGrath
Finance office hours	Get money from Max. Fix Fedora's finance-fu.	Experienced contributors	Max Spevack
Reducing bureaucracy in Fedora	Are our governance structures redundant and/or broken?	Beginner and up	Max Spevack
Podcast: everything but tools	Thinking strategically about Fedora podcast production and content - everything except technical tools/processes for recording/editing.	Beginner and up	Ryan Rix
First Five Fedora Hours	First-time contributors consistently run into the same pain points while trying to start-up. How can we make these learning experiences rather than drop-out causes?	Beginner and up - novices especially welcome	Mel Chua
Intermediate Bash	Want to take your shell scripting to the next level? Interested in adding string manipulation and arrays to your arsenal? Want to do in shell math? Learn some intermediate scripting techniques as well as useful command line tips.	Intermediate	der.hans
Session Name	Description	Audience Level	Owner

Lightning talks - Sunday

We'll do lightning talks after lunch on Sunday. These talks are to be no longer than 5 minutes, at which point we will gong you out. Talk about what you are passionate about — and it doesn't have to necessarily be Fedora.

The lightning talks will be administered by Ian Weller; ~~official sign-ups for slots will be done after Saturday morning pitches.~~ We are now out of slots.

You will have 5 minutes; slides are discouraged because they may take a while to set up, but if you really want to use slides, please send them to Ian well ahead of time. I highly recommend rehearsing your talk at least once.

IRC Transcript of the lightning talks

The order will be randomized when lightning talks start.

Talk name	Talker	Other comments
Contributing to Infrastructure	Jon Stanley
Cloud computing: Why you should give a damn	Mike McGrath
Ambassadorship, Events and You - Or why Fedora should go beyond open-source events	Clint Savage, Larry Cafiero
The Dreyfus Model: how do novices think differently from experts?	Mel Chua	Mel likes learning psychology. A lot.
New spin proposal	Ryan Rix
Fedora Medical	Susmit
Fedora Personal Space -- Jabber-based friend/event tracking	Seth Vidal
Python, Unicode, and Kitchen	Toshio Kuratomi
Eucalyptus	graziano obertelli
TBA	Stephen Smoogen
Eclipse Fedora Tools	Andrew Overholt

We are out of slots.

Hackfests - Sunday & Monday

Session Name	Session Leader	General Plan	Prerequisites, if any
Coding Dojo: Python	Toshio Kuratomi (abadger1999)		Large display or screen to show what's being hacked on, laptop hooked to screen, room for two people to pair program while being watched by an audience. A timekeeper. Hour to hour and a half to program and then discuss.
Coding Dojo: Ruby	Guillermo G�mez (gomix)		Large display or screen to show what's being hacked on, laptop hooked to screen, room for two people to pair program while being watched by an audience. A timekeeper. Hour to hour and a half to program and then discuss.
Improving L10N and I18N test cases	Igor Soares (igorps)	Go throughout internationalization test cases improving and updating them for Fedora 15 L10N/I18N Test Days. Take a look at the proposed task list here.	Large display or screen to show what's being created and edited, laptop hooked to screen. A timekeeper. Hour to hour and a half to create the test cases and then discuss.
TM Policy for secondary logos	Pam Chestek	Help craft better usage guidelines for the Fedora Remix, Foundations and FUDCon logos.
Installer Development Planning	David Cantrell (dcantrell)	We will be discussing large feature development for anaconda and would like involvement from virt developers, release engineering, and qa.	Seating for up to 20 (maybe more?), power outlets and distribution, network access via wired or wifi.
Fedora Board Meeting	Jared Smith (jsmith)	The Fedora Board will be having an in-person meeting for those Board members who are at FUDCon, and hope to have dial-in capabilities for those who aren't able to make it in person.	Room for a bunch of people, plus a telephone
`mw`	Ian Weller	Let's give mw some features and make it useful for wiki editors who live and die by the console.
Governance hackfest	JoergSimon	work out strawman proposals for how Fedora is governed - focus to get better with logistics and budget management outside the US and make it manageable and available for all Groups inside the Fedora Project	seats for 10-20 people
Etherpad Hackathon, Part 2	Sebastian Dziallas	After the Hackathon at Olin, this is the second push for getting Etherpad packaged and into shape. We need packagers, java programmers, people who want to work on whipping documentation, as well as folks to legally review libraries.	Large display or screen to show what's being hacked on, laptop hooked to screen. Room for 10-ish people. This might be a longer session.
Session Name	Session Leader	General Plan	Prerequisites, if any
Fedora 15 Artwork Hackfest	M�ir�n Duffy	The design team selected a winning concept for F15's artwork: Nightingale. The due date for the alpha wallpaper is Feb 1, so let's hack on an alpha wallpaper together.	Projector, whiteboard, seats for at least 10 people.
Fedora Insight	Paul W. Frields	Complete peer-to-peer training for administration, discuss new Views and design progress, and outline future additions we might want	Network, seats for 4-8 people
Fedora Infrastructure	Stephen Smoogen	Where are we going over the next year	Whiteboard, seats for 4-8 people
Grand Unified Configuration Strategy	Jaroslav Reznik	How are we going to manage and configure our systems?	seats for 4-8 people
Fedora takes the RHCE	Clint Savage	Develop a plan and criteria for helping Fedorans take a RHCSA/RHCE exam.	Whiteboard (will bring a small one), post-it notes and a small room for 10-20 people
Xfce 4.8	Christoph Wickert	Squash bugs to make Xfce 4.8 in Fedora awesome, think about using the newly gained space on the Xfce Spin	Seats for 2-5 people, small but longer session
Image Annotation App	Emily Dirsh	Add features and otherwise improve the image annotation app for the fedora design team or anyone else who wants to use it.	Network, Seats for 5-10 people optimistically
Packager workflows brainstorming session	Kevin Fenzi	brainstorm and write up ways to improve package maintaining in Fedora.	Network, whiteboard?
EPEL workfest	Kevin Fenzi	redesign and implement new EPEL wiki pages, work to improve workflow, quash broken deps, fix bugs	Network
Packaging AutoQA and Autotest	James Laska	Update the current `autotest` packages so they are consistent with Fedora package guidelines. Help is needed from anyone experienced with packaging, package guidelines and python.	Knowledge of Fedora package guidelines, experience with RPM `.spec` files, and some python patching.
Session Name	Session Leader	General Plan	Prerequisites, if any
Package-specific Test Cases	Adam Williamson	Create, convert, organize and generally hack on package-specific tests	Know how to use at least one package, and a bit of wiki-foo - maintainers welcome!
NA Event Planning	Clint Savage, Larry Cafiero	Discussion of current and future events at which Fedora Ambassadors (and others) could, should and will attend for 2011 and beyond	Whiteboard / Network access
Fedora Spin Kickstart Redesign	Dan Walsh	I want to redesign spin kickstarts to allow easier customization of the packages.	Network, whiteboard?
Fedora Medical Packaging and review sprint	Susmit	We have quite a few packages in the package-wishlist and in package review phase. We plan to package and push at least a few packages.	Network access
Fedora Events System	Juan Rodriguez	I've been planning/working on a WebApp that would centralize where all events are kept, as well as manage budgets, attendance and other things. Ambassadors, Event Organizers,WebDesigners, Java people welcome! [Roadmap]	Whiteboard / Network access
Eclipse Fedora Packager	Andrew Overholt	We've got some cool new Fedora infrastructure integration plugins for Eclipse. They're available now (yum install eclipse-fedorapackager) but there's plenty more we can do: review submissions, PackageKit integration, improved mock integration, convenient options like "bump release, commit, and rebuild", <insert your ideas here>. Come on out and you'll be hacking on it in less than 10 minutes.	Laptops / Network access
Session Name	Session Leader	General Plan	Prerequisites, if any

Social events

Hospitality suite - Friday through Sunday

We'll welcome guests on Friday evening at the hotel, at our hospitality suite in the hotel's Meeting Room B. You'll be able to pick up information packets there, as well as your FUDCon badge and other free goodies. We'll get you oriented with maps and answer your other questions, and we'll have snacks and beverages for you as well. The suite will be available nightly throughout the conference for hacking, gaming, and so on until at least 11:00pm.

Gaming - Friday and Sunday night (Saturday is FUDPub)

Meet your fellow Fedorans and enjoy some of the geekiest board games we can find (or at least, what spot brings along from his collection). We'll setup in the Hospitality Suite, first come, first serve sort of thing. If you want to bring a game, please, feel free, but to avoid unnecessary duplication, please add entries to this list.

Betrayal at House on the Hill	spot	http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=ah/prod/houseonthehill
Carcassonne	spot	http://www.riograndegames.com/games.html?id=48
Citadels	spot	http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_minisite.asp?eidm=31
Fluxx	spot	http://www.wunderland.com/LooneyLabs/Fluxx/
Gimme The Brain	spot	http://www.cheapass.com/products/cardgames/cag525.html
Munchkin 1 (no expansions)	spot	http://www.worldofmunchkin.com/
Puerto Rico	spot	http://riograndegames.com/games.html?id=4
Set	spot	http://www.setgame.com/set/index.html
Settlers of Catan	spot	http://www.catan.com/
Set	rbergero	http://www.setgame.com/set/index.html
Apples to Apples	rbergero	http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/74/apples-to-apples
Jenga	rbergero	http://www.hasbro.com/games/en_US/jenga/
Poker	rbergero	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_hold-em
Pathfinder/DND3.5	smooge	http://paizo.com/pathfinderRPG // Saturday also for non-Pubbers.
Chez Geek	Ryan Rix	http://www.sjgames.com/chezgeek/
Settlers of Catan	Ryan Rix	http://www.catan.com/ // @Spot, I'm local so if you want to save some room in your luggage it costs me 0 to bring
Last Night on Earth	Emily Dirsh	http://www.flyingfrog.net/lastnightonearth/
Power Grid	Clint Savage	http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2651/power-grid
Perudo	Clint Savage	http://www.perudo.com/
Metro	Clint Savage	http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/559/metro
Pandemic	Clint Savage	http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/30549/pandemic
Small World	Clint Savage	http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/40692/small-world

FUDPub - Saturday

Sparky's Den: Sparky's Den is in the Memorial Union building (where the Monday proceedings will be held). It features plenty of games and amusements such as bowling, billiards, ping-pong, video games, and pinball. There should be plenty of room for everyone attending.; We will be treating everyone to food, provided by the ASU catering service, and soft drinks. We look forward to winding down from the first day of FUDCon fun with all of you!

Administration

This event is run in general accordance with our other FUDCon events, which have their own set of pages for administration.

Planning meetings

FUDCon is planned openly and transparently. Anyone is welcome to attend and participate in the meetings. All attendees are expected to be polite and constructive. Planning happens through email and IRC:

Planning via email is done on the fudcon-planning list, which is open to participants to join.
Regular IRC meetings are held on Monday at 3:00pm US-Eastern time (regardless of UTC) in #fudcon-planning^[?].
IRC meeting agenda is set from the FUDCon planning Trac, using all tickets with the na-meeting keyword set. To add something to the agenda, file a new ticket (if required) and add the na-meeting keyword. Here is the current agenda.

Previous Meetings

2010/01/05: Minutes | Full Log
2010/12/17: Minutes | Full Log
2010/12/15: Minutes | Full Log
2010/12/08: Minutes | Full Log
2010/12/01: Minutes | Full Log
2010/11/17: Minutes | Full Log
2010/11/08: Minutes | Full Log
2010/11/01: Minutes | Full Log
2010/10/25: Minutes | Full Log
2010/10/18: Minutes | Full Log
2010/10/11: Minutes | Full Log
2010/10/04: Minutes | Full Log
2010/09/27: Minutes | Full Log
2010/09/20: Minutes | Full Log
2010/09/14: Minutes | Full Log
2010/09/14 Subsidy Meeting #3: Minutes | Full Log
2010/09/07: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/30: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/27 Subsidy Meeting #2: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/25 Subsidy Meeting #1: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/23: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/16: Minutes | Full Log
2010/08/09: Minutes | Full Log

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