This page will list speakers for the Lightning Talk session.

Session 1: Thursday 1pm, 90 minutes

• Grig Gheorghiu, [http://agiletesting.blogspot.com], Selenium and PyFIT/FitNesse demos

• Eric Jones speaking for Travis Oliphant, Description of new scipy_core project seeking to unify Numeric and Numarray behind a single array object, [http://numeric.scipy.org]

• Richard Jones, [http://mechanicalcat.net/tech/ld48], LD48: Having far too much fun programming in Python.

• Wayne K. Yamamoto, Entrepreneur in Residence at Rustic Canyon Partners (wayne@rusticcanyon.com), Venture Capital: Snake Oil for the Python Developer? Banking Your Company on Python

• Richard Jones, Pronunciation in the Python World (I vs y)

• Ka-Ping Yee, Visualizing Reams of Python-Dev Mail.

• Richard Jones, PyPI: Python's CPAN

• Aaron Lav, Pinefs: A Python user-space NFS server http://www.pobox.com/~asl2/software/Pinefs/

• Facundo Batista, [http://pyar.decode.com.ar/], PyAr - Python Argentina: Objectives and activities.

• Facundo Batista, [http://sourceforge.net/projects/sigefi], SiGeFi: A financial management system for personal use.

• Ka-Ping Yee, A Module for Easy Web Scraping.

Session 2: Friday 1pm, 60 minutes

• Ian Bicking, A 1-minute general-purpose metaclass (and a 4-minute explanation)
• Ian Bicking, Python marketing and web programming

• AndyHarrington, Simplifying the User Interface for Repetitive Tasks: Custom File Formats http://www.cs.luc.edu/~anh/gallery/lightning.html

• Matthew Blecker, Simple and intuitive config file rules for DB row evaluation in Python

• Facundo Batista, Money module for financial applications.

• David Goodger, Easy Menus in Emacs

Speakers without sessions

• your name and title here (talk title)

• Stefano Masini, [http://www.pragma2000.com Pragma 2000], How we do Publishing Automation, using Python, Twisted and Adobe Indesign

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