Arje Cahn said the following on 15/9/06 14:35:
I think this is really awsome list of talks.
What do you think??
GREAT! +100
Things your mother never told you about Cocoon (The secret gems of Cocoon
rebranded)
+1 wednesdaymorning
10 Reasons to use Cocoon
+1 wednesdaymorning
Cocoon
Hi,
Arje Cahn wrote:
I agree with all of these. I also agree with Betrand to have
the rest of Andrew's talks be written up on XML.com or
similar. We missed out on the last round of articles that I
proposed after the previous GT, so it might as well get
beyond the idea stage this time.
...
Andrew Savory said the following on 18/9/06 17:38:
Hi,
Arje Cahn wrote:
I agree with all of these. I also agree with Betrand to have the rest
of Andrew's talks be written up on XML.com or similar. We missed out
on the last round of articles that I proposed after the previous GT,
so it might
...I think this is really awsome list of talks...
Definitely, and it makes for a packed day, but I'm +1 on your program.
With such a packed schedule, I assume people won't stay in the main
room the whole time. It might be good to have some space available
during the whole day for informal
On 9/15/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...And then we need to pick one from Andrew's list:...
Here's my order of preference for a Wednesday talk:
An illustrated guide to Cocoon technologies
(Coming from Andrew I think this would be brilliant...)
Things your mother never told you
My first reaction was: can't we fit all of them in?
Hold on...
Are you suggesting we squeeze *all* talks to 30 minutes slots, effectively
raising the number of talks from 8 to 12 ??
That's a *lot* of talks..!
On the other hand, it would fit right in... If me and Reinhard only need 15
Arje Cahn said the following on 14/9/06 18:04:
My first reaction was: can't we fit all of them in?
Hold on...
Are you suggesting we squeeze *all* talks to 30 minutes slots, effectively raising the number of talks from 8 to 12 ??
That's a *lot* of talks..!
On the other hand, it would fit
On 9/14/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Are you suggesting we squeeze *all* talks to 30 minutes slots, effectively
raising the number of talks from 8 to 12 ??...
Why not? And try to have the material online *before* the talks, so
that people can read it in advance and ask good
On Thu, 14 Sep 2006, Arje Cahn wrote:
On the other hand, it would fit right in... If me and Reinhard only need
15 minutes, and Andrew drops 4 out of his 6 proposals, we'll have 11
30-minute talks left..
WHAT?! Drop 4 talks?
I was hoping to drop at least 5 actually ;-)
Seriously though, at
On 9/13/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...In total, we can host about 8 45-minute sessions, so we need to decide on
which 8 or 9 talks have to go...
Maybe some speakers would agree to bring their session down to 30 minutes?
I'm willing to do it for mine, if it allows more material to
No problem with a 30 minute speech, the shorter, the simpler the better!
Ross.
On 13 Sep 2006, at 12:56, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On 9/13/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...In total, we can host about 8 45-minute sessions, so we need to
decide on
which 8 or 9 talks have to go...
hepabolu skrev:
My first reaction was: can't we fit all of them in?
On second thoughts: I cannot choose between the various talks, but
given the subject of Daniel's talk and my experience with the
complexity of his talk of last year, I propose that his talk be moved
to the Hackathon. I
Ross McDonald said the following on 13/9/06 14:07:
No problem with a 30 minute speech, the shorter, the simpler the better!
Same feeling here.
Bye, Helma
On 13 Sep 2006, at 12:56, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On 9/13/06, Arje Cahn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...In total, we can host about 8
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