Hi all,
I didn't wipe out the >> quoted text below, because it was the original
message I sent months ago, so you may have deleted it... :-)
Oleg Bartunov wrote:
> Hmm,
> I'd like to come to Paris.
> Oleg
Oleg, please let us know how much money you need to come to Paris.
Please be conscient our non-profit hasnt got much money, so please
consider the cheapest plane :-)
If the money need is not that much, maybe you could come with Teodor?
You'll be placed in an house of one of us during the period (maybe you
could come the entire week of the 29 jan...)
Let me know quickly how much it is!! My company (dalibo, Im cto) may
sponsorship the travel costs ;-)
> On Mon, 9 Oct 2006, Jean-Paul Argudo wrote:
>
>> Hi all!
>>
>>
>> This year, unfortunately, our PostgreSQLFr organization can't rely on
>> the company organizing the conferences to have travel and accomodation
>> paid for one "hacker" of the PostgreSQL project, in charge of a
>> technical conference. That was the case in 2004 (Bruce), 2005 (Jan) and
>> 2006 (Gavin), it is no more possible.
>>
>> But, we would really like having one or more "hackers" at the booth.
>> Magnus Hagander is okay to come, and I think it will be okay, since our
>> organization has a bit less than a thousand euros cash, enough to pay a
>> plane for him.
>>
>> But I was wondering if others would like to come? I think about Peter
>> Eisentraut, Michael Meskes or Simon Riggs.. or everyone nearby Paris?
>>
>> This would be an honnor for us, and very interesting to the visitors.
>>
>> Since the booth is not that hudge, 1 to 3 "hackers" would be perfect.
>>
>> Who's interested? It's really early to talk about a February 2007
>> exhibit, but we will need time to organize it and collect more funds.
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Jean-Paul Argudo
www.PostgreSQLFr.org
www.dalibo.com