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I believe Bob Christenson aka Rob Feature & Matt Farina usually help organize a Churches BOF at Drupalcon. I would like to try to organize here in advance since the website is not letting you reserve a room ahead of time this year.

@see http://portland2013.drupal.org/program/bofs

Next week Ezra, Joseph, and Jakob will all be at Drupalcon to further the goals of Commons and COD, two distributions supported by Acquia.

My hopes for COD is to get another update since the Alpha2 release we did at Sandcamp. Its unfortunate that it seems updates only occur after camp, but on the otherhand it just shows how much can get done when we have the community working in the same room as each other!

These are my basic goals:
* Scale the gaps between COD6 and COD7, make a MOSCOW chart to prioritize what needs to be done.

Hello Everyone,

Patrick said at the last meeting that GRCC was sending him to Drupalcon Portland http://portland2013.drupal.org/.

So next month (June) we will be recapping the Drupalcon Portland 2013 experience. If anyone else is going, please join us next month to share what you've seen and heard!

Unfortunately, my plans have changed and I wont be able to make it to DrupalCon Portland. So, my earlybird ticket is now available.

If you're planning to go, but don't have a ticket yet, please consider buying mine at a significant savings.

Thanks.

UPDATE: This ticket has already been transferred.

I bought my ticket months ago and have been eagerly awaiting my third DrupalCon. Then I broke my foot a week ago and need surgery. So, I have a ticket available and all I want is what I paid for it - $400. You can get tickets for two more days for $550 and then $600 on site. This is a great bargain! I even have a hotel room booked across the street. So buy my ticket and I'll transfer the hotel reservation to your name too! Send me a message at e.delgado@pghtechministries.org.

Hey, everybody.

Who is going this year?

We've used a gdo thread in the past to organize meetup efforts. :-)

DrupalCon Prague is a little way off yet but I'm already getting excited about it. I've been looking into the feasibility of travelling there by train from London. Here are the logistics for travelling from the UK via Cologne in Germany http://seat61.com/Czech.htm#Prague.

It sounds like a fun adventure to me! I wondered if anyone else was thinking about doing something similar. Perhaps we could hold DrupalCon's first international train sprint and call it "Drupal On Rails"?

Give me a shout if you want to shun Ryanair and doing some collaborative overland travel planning.

Ed.

Saforian developed an event app for the upcoming DrupalCon Portland. We’ve researched, deliberated, and made some cut-throat decisions to compile our list of the best things to do in Portland. Our fun, interactive app lets you live it up at DrupalCon by showing you what’s going on at the conference and the hot spots to check out in Portland, along with making it easy to connect with other Drupal lovers. Not only is the app loaded with useful easy-to-access information but the way it's presented and its user interface are incredibly fun and interactive.

Saforian developed an event app for the upcoming DrupalCon Portland. We’ve researched, deliberated, and made some cut-throat decisions to compile our list of the best things to do in Portland. Our fun, interactive app lets you live it up at DrupalCon by showing you what’s going on at the conference and the hot spots to check out in Portland, along with making it easy to connect with other Drupal lovers. Not only is the app loaded with useful easy-to-access information but the way it's presented and its user interface are incredibly fun and interactive.

Would anyone be interested in a group viewing session of DrupalCon? For those of us not going, I'm thinking that we could get together for a full day of watching the best of DrupalCon 2013. This is assuming all the sessions will be recorded, just as they have been for the past however many DrupalCons. NCSU Libraries could potentially provide space for this too, I can definitely get a room with tables that holds 20-30 people.