Ka Winter wrote:
>That would be incredible if it happened in Tampa. I
>would be just amazed. What would it take,
>realistically, to make that happen?
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One of us winning the lottery to get the right amount of cash for travel
grants. last year it was 10,000 USD but that was in europe it says on
there site that a US location would increase the need of travel grants
by 4 to 5 times that amount. So you are looking at 40,000 to 50,000
USD, plus what ever else we need to spend on prep. I think the Tampa
area is perfect for it, It would meet all there needs and we live in one
of the greatest places on earth. But the when it comes down to money I
just dont think we have that kind of dough.
>--- Richard Morgan <rmorgan@heavysystems.com> wrote:
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>>The KDE organization is looking for sites to host
>>the 2006 aKademy KDE
>>Conference.
>>
>>"aKademy is the yearly main meeting of the KDE
>>community. It consists of the
>>general assembly of the KDE e.V., a KDE conference
>>and a multi-day hacking
>>session for coding, discussing, meeting people,
>>having fun and more."
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>>http://ev.kde.org/akademy/requirements.php
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>>Do you think there would be enough support to bring
>>the conference to the Tampa
>>Bay area? Basically a group would have to secure a
>>meeting place/conference
>>room for the different KDE meetings, provide
>>internet access, and sponsor part
>>of the travel grants.
>>
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>Richard Morgan
>>Heavy Systems Administrator
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