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[Webware-discuss] PyCon DC 2003 "early bird" rate ends tomorrow

From: Tripp Lilley

Sorry to spam again, but I thought the folks thinking about going to PyCon
and doing some Webware sprinting might like to know...

The "early bird" registration rate of $150 for the conference is only
valid through February 28th, and goes up after that. So if'n you're
comin', get on over there and register so you can use the fifty bucks you
save to pay for the Sprint registration :)

Also, if you're thinking about sprinting, please add your name to the list
I've just added at the top of the WebwareSprint PyCon wiki page:

	http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/WebwareSprint

Thanks!

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Re: [Webware-discuss] PyCon DC 2003 'early bird' rate ends tomorrow

From: <mso@oz...> - 2003-02-27 17:59

Tripp Lilley wrote:
> The "early bird" registration rate of $150 for the conference is only
> valid through February 28th, and goes up after that. So if'n you're
> comin', get on over there and register so you can use the fifty bucks
> you save to pay for the Sprint registration :)

Do we pay the $50 before the conference (where?), or just show up with it?

Re: [Webware-discuss] PyCon DC 2003 'early bird' rate ends tomorrow

From: Tripp Lilley

On Thu, 27 Feb 2003 mso@... wrote:

> Tripp Lilley wrote:
> > The "early bird" registration rate of $150 for the conference is only
> > valid through February 28th, and goes up after that. So if'n you're
> > comin', get on over there and register so you can use the fifty bucks
> > you save to pay for the Sprint registration :)
>
> Do we pay the $50 before the conference (where?), or just show up with it?

There's going to be online registration for the sprints as well, but it's
not up yet (or, at least, it wasn't last I heard). I think it's coming
soon, and it'll probably be posted to the sprints page on the PyCon wiki.
When I hear about it, I'll post it here, too.