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TIMES	Room 1	Room 2	Room 3
09:30	Introduction
09:45	Jan Lehnardt — Peer to peer applications with Apache CouchDB
10:45	Teach Your Boss How to FLOSS Patrick O’Connor & Paul O’Malley	LIGHTNING TALKS	Easy parallel programming with ipython Vishal Vatsa
11:45	Gnome 3.0 Jan Schmidt	LIGHTNING TALKS	Growing Eucalyptus with Ubuntu Dave Walker
12:45	LUNCH
13:30	Launchpad Features Tour Shane Fagan	Automated Documentation Ana Nelson	Perl Myths and Startling Realities Tim Bunce
14:30	Machine Translation and Translation Tools Jim Regan	Open Street Maps (OSM) Dermot McNally	OpenSolaris – An Introduction Tim Foster
15:30	Landscape Server, easy management of lots of Ubuntu boxes Aidan Carty / HEAnet	Getting started with embedded ARM development on Ubuntu Frank Duignan	Using Free Culture in an Internet-Free World Rory McCann
16:30	Pub Time

Talk Information

09:30 – ROOM 1 – INTRODUCTION

Speaker: Laura Czajkowski

Notes: A brief introduction to the event

09:30 – ROOM 1 – KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Talk Title: To be confirmed

Speaker: Jan Lehnardt

Notes: Apache CouchDB can serve applications written using familiar Ajax patterns, using no middle-tier application server. Standalone CouchApps are quick and easy to develop, as well as being easily portable. They are ideal for in-house or education projects, as well as opening up novel opportunities using CouchDB’s peer-based replication. In this talk I’ll walk you through hello world with CouchApps, and then explain some of the new possibilities they open up.

10:45 – ROOM 1

Talk Title: Teach Your Boss How to FLOSS

Speaker: Patrick O’Connor & Paul O’Malley

Notes: This talk, in 2 parts will show how to demonstrate the value of contributing to and using FLOSS in your organisation and then how to successfully integrate FLOSS practices into your organisation’s IT.

10:45 – LIGHTNING TALKS- ROOM 2

Lightning Talk 1

Title: Building an All-Island FOSS Community

Speaker: Brian Cleland

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Lightning Talk 2

Talk Title: PEAR

Speaker: Ken Guest

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Lightning Talk 3

Talk Title: InfoSlicer, a project for the Sugar desktop

Speaker: Laura Cowen

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Lightning Talk 4

Talk Title: Scaling LAMP technologies for large sites

Speaker: Mark Frawley

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Lightning Talk 5

Talk Title: State of the art Perl Profiling

Speaker: Tim Bunce

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Lightning Talk 6

Talk Title: How to convert a CMS to run separate sites from the same installation

Speaker: Kae Verns

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Lightning Talk 7

Talk Title: Collective of independent Sysadmins

Speaker: Halo Labs

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Lightning Talk 8

Talk Title: TOG: A Dublin hackerspace

Speaker: People of TOG

Notes: www.tog.ie

10:45 ROOM 3

Talk Title: Easy Parallel Programming with iPython

Speaker: Vishal Vatsa

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11:45 ROOM 1

Talk Title: Gnome 3.0

Speaker: Jan Schmidt

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11:45 ROOM 3

Talk Title: Growing Eucalyptus with Ubuntu

Speaker: Dave Walker

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12:45 – LUNCH

13:30 – ROOM 1

Talk Title: Launchpad Features Tour

Speaker: Shane Fagan

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13:30 ROOM 2

Talk Title: Automated Documentation

Speaker: Ana Nelson

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13:30 ROOM 3

Talk Title:  Perl Myths and Startling Realities

Speaker: Tim Bunce

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14:30 – ROOM 1

Talk Title: Machine Translation and Translation tools

Speaker: Jim Regan

Notes: http://www.apertium.org

14:30 ROOM 2

Talk Title:  Open Street Maps

Speaker: Dermot McNally

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14:30 ROOM 3

Talk Title: OpenSolaris – An Introduction

Speaker: Tim Foster

Notes: In this talk, I’ll give a brief history of how OpenSolaris came to be, will cover some of its more compelling features, and will present the talk in an OS-agnostic, non-Slashdot-worthy manner :-)

15:30 – ROOM 1

Talk Title: Landscape Server, easy management of lots of Ubuntu boxes

Speaker: Aidan Carty / HEAnet

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15:30 ROOM 2

Talk Title: Getting started with embedded ARM development on Ubuntu

Speaker: Frank Duignan

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15:30 ROOM 3

Talk Title: Using Free Software Culture in an Internet-Free World

Speaker: Rory McCann

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16:30 – PUB

Solas on Wexford Street BBQ and Drinks till late!