On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 6:02 PM, Stephen John Smoogen <smooge@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 21 May 2014 15:09, Tom Callaway <tcallawa@redhat.com> wrote:
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>> Congratulations! If you're on this mailing list, you've submitted a talk
>> or a workshop/hackfest which was accepted for Flock 2014.
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>> A few things up-front:
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>> * We had a lot of submissions this year, combined with a need to run
>> less sessions than last year. Not everyone was accepted.
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>> * If you submitted multiple talks, there is a very good chance that we
>> only took one of your talks. This was done intentionally, to allow for
>> more people to present.
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>> * Attached to this email is our working schedule for Flock 2014. Please
>> locate your sessions (search on your FAS user name) and send back any
>> comments or concerns that you have. We plan to make this schedule public
>> on Friday, so please be quick about it.
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> I think Dennis Gilmore (ausil) wanted to be on my EPEL restructuring
> project. If it is possible would it be ok to switch mine to the earlier 2
> hour slot.

We'll take a look.  Dennis is interested in a lot of activities and
talks though between rel-eng, FESCo, and ARM.  We already tried to
accommodate for that and it might not be possible to move further.

> Also were there any EPEL related talks or workshops that weren't accepted? I
> could talk with their owners to get them some time in that workshop.

No.  Yours was the only EPEL related anything submitted.