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This is the new page for organizing the details of the [http://www.fsf.org/blogs/membership/libreplanet2009pre/blogentry_view Libre Planet 2009 conference], to be held in Cambridge, MA on March 21st and 22nd, 2009.
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<div style="font-size:162%; border:none; margin:0; padding:.1em; color:#000;">Sunday is an [[LibrePlanet2009/OpenConference|Open Space Event]], '''you'''<br />should suggest talks and things you'd like to see.</div>
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== Press kit ==
 
== Press kit ==
  
 
If you're doing any publicity about the event, there is a [http://static.fsf.org/fsforg/img/libreplanet-presskit.zip press kit with high-res logos] available.
 
If you're doing any publicity about the event, there is a [http://static.fsf.org/fsforg/img/libreplanet-presskit.zip press kit with high-res logos] available.
  
== Attending ==
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* [http://www.fsf.org/news/libreplanet2009-speakers FSF adds speakers for LibrePlanet conference on GNU/Linux: March 21st-22nd]
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* [http://www.fsf.org/news/libreplanet2009 FSF announces annual meeting March 21-22: The LibrePlanet 2009 conference]
  
[http://www.fsf.org/jfb FSF members] attend for no charge. Non-members pay $60 to help us cover the costs of food and coffee, etc. '''You can [https://www.fsf.org/associate/meetings/2009/payment/ pay online] now.'''
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== Registration ==
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[https://fsf.org/associate/benefits FSF members] attend for no charge. Non-members pay $60 to help us cover the costs of food and coffee, etc. '''You can [https://my.fsf.org/join pay online] now.'''
  
 
== Communicating with other conference-goers ==
 
== Communicating with other conference-goers ==
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Follow conference microblogging with the [http://identi.ca/tag/lp09 #lp09] tag and the [http://identi.ca/group/libreplanet !libreplanet group] at http://identi.ca.
 
Follow conference microblogging with the [http://identi.ca/tag/lp09 #lp09] tag and the [http://identi.ca/group/libreplanet !libreplanet group] at http://identi.ca.
  
There is a mailing list - [http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/am-meeting/ am-meeting -- Associate Membership Meeting Mailing list] - to discuss room sharing and other issues related to the meeting.
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There is a mailing list -- [http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/am-meeting/ am-meeting -- Associate Membership Meeting Mailing list] -- to discuss room sharing and other issues related to the meeting, and [http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libreplanet-discuss the LibrePlanet discussion list] for talk about the project as a whole.
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Also join us in #libreplanet on the Freenode IRC network.
  
 
== Who's coming ==
 
== Who's coming ==
  
'''([http://groups.fsf.org/index.php?title=LibrePlanet2009&action=edit&section=7 Add your name]. Ideally, create a user page for yourself using the [[Template:User|template]].)'''
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* [http://libreplanet.org/wiki/LibrePlanet2009/Attendees Attendees]
 
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* [https://libreplanet.org/wiki?title=LibrePlanet:Conference/2009/Speakers&redirect=no Speakers]
=== Please keep the list in order ===
 
  
 
=== FSF Staff and Board ===
 
=== FSF Staff and Board ===
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* [[User:johns|John Sullivan]]
 
* [[User:johns|John Sullivan]]
 
* Matt Lee (Boston, MA)
 
* Matt Lee (Boston, MA)
* Brett Smith (Cambridge, MA)
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* Brett Smith (Somerville, MA)
 
* Kelly Hopkins [[User:thesoprano]] (Boston, MA)
 
* Kelly Hopkins [[User:thesoprano]] (Boston, MA)
 
* Jasimin Huang (Boston, MA)
 
* Jasimin Huang (Boston, MA)
 
* Donald Robertson (Watertown, MA)
 
* Donald Robertson (Watertown, MA)
 
* Peter Olson (Watertown, MA)
 
* Peter Olson (Watertown, MA)
* [http://pobox.com/~dclark Danny Clark] ([http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=People%27s%20Republic%20of%20Cambridge Cambridge, MA])  
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* [http://pobox.com/~dclark Danny Clark] ([[User:dclark]]) ([http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=People%27s%20Republic%20of%20Cambridge Cambridge, MA])  
 
* Deborah Nicholson [[User:deborah]] (Boston, MA)
 
* Deborah Nicholson [[User:deborah]] (Boston, MA)
 
* [[User:ciaran|Ciaran O'Riordan]]
 
* [[User:ciaran|Ciaran O'Riordan]]
 
=== Speakers ===
 
 
* Evan Prodromou (Control Yourself, Inc.), Montreal, Quebec, Canada
 
* Mike Linksvayer (from CC and autonomous)
 
* Bradley M. Kuhn
 
 
=== Attendees ===
 
 
# Mike Cardoza
 
# [http://nectarine-city.com jfm3]
 
# Dennis Kibbe (Mesa Community College, Mesa, Arizona)
 
# [[User:gnufs|Ali Gündüz]] (Philadelphia, PA)
 
# Scott Walck (Lebanon Valley College, Annville, PA)
 
# Thomas Cort (Montpelier, VT, USA)
 
# Bridget Brimacombe (Gatineau, QC, Canada)
 
# [[User:dpatrick|Darian Anthony Patrick]] (Philadelphia, PA)
 
# [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]]
 
# Joe Fineman (Malden, MA)
 
# [[User:candrews|Craig Andrews]]
 
# Jason Woofenden (Cambridge, MA)
 
# Ben Weissmann (Watertown, MA -- near Cambridge)
 
# [[User:bjg|Brian Gough]] (UK)
 
# [[User:Gooserid|Arthur Torrey]] (Operations Facilitator; Libertarian Party of MA, Billerica, MA)
 
# Mary-Anne Wolf (Webmaster, Libertarian Party of MA, Billerica, MA)
 
# [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Mindspillage Kat Walsh] (Washington, DC)
 
 
== Accommodations ==
 
 
Here are some suggestions, but if you've found an even better deal -- come back and post it.
 
 
* Save at a cute New England B'n'B [http://www.cambridgeinns.com/irving/ like The Irving.]
 
 
* [http://www.yelp.com/biz/harvard-square-hotel-cambridge Harvard Square Hotel] is very close and economical for a Harvard Square hotel.  ($179 plus tax of 12.45% per night)
 
 
* [http://www.yelp.com/biz/charles-hotel-cambridge The Charles Hotel] is even a smidge closer and has valet parking.
 
 
===Hostels===
 
These are about 5km from the conference venue, but have prices of $50 or less.
 
 
* [http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/HIBostonDowntown-Boston-1852 H.I. Boston Downtown]
 
* [http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/BerkeleyResidenceYWCA-Boston-7191 YMCA, Berkley Residence]
 
* [http://www.hostelworld.com/availability.php/YMCAofGreaterBoston-Boston-1801 YMCA of Greater Boston]
 
 
Other hostels a little further out can be found at [http://www.hostelworld.com HostelWorld.com].
 
 
== Directions ==
 
 
The 2009 Members Meeting will be held in:
 
 
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Science_Center Harvard Science Center] which is easily accessible from Harvard Square in Cambridge, MA. [http://static.fsf.org/fsforg/img/harvard-map-by-sa.png Here's a map].
 
 
Parking suggestions and directions for getting to Harvard as a whole are available on Harvard’s web site.
 
 
However, if you are driving to the Boston area, your best bet is probably to park in one place (like your hotel) and use public transportation to get around while you are here. Scroll down the page for more information on available public transportation.
 
 
 
=== Getting to Harvard Square via the MBTA (aka “The T”) ===
 
 
# Subway: Take the Red Line to the Harvard Square Station, which is a short walk from the campus. You can map out the building’s location using its street address: 1 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA or [http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~scdiroff/Science_Center_2.jpg looking for it] from Harvard Yard.
 
# Bus: The #66, the #71, the #73, and the #1 all go to Harvard Square.
 
 
=== Airport Information ===
 
 
The closest airport is Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). From any airport terminal, look for signs for the Silver Line T stop. The Silver Line is a subway line that is actually a bus. Take the Silver Line to the South Station stop on the Red line. From there, follow the directions for the subway to Harvard.
 
 
=== Train Information ===
 
 
# Amtrak: The closest Amtrak train station is Boston South Station (BOS). If you arrive via train, follow signs to the MBTA or SUBWAY. South Station is also a stop on the T’s Red Line. You can take an ALEWIFE train to the Harvard station.
 
# Commuter Rail: Boston’s Commuter Rail comes from all directions from towns throughout Eastern Massachusetts. Some trains come into South Station (see above), and others come into North Station. The Commuter Rail North Station is a short, outside walk to the T’s Green Line North Station. Exit the Commuter Rail station and follow signs for the Green Line. Take a Green Line train inbound to Park Street, which connects to the Red Line.
 
 
=== Bus Information ===
 
 
# Greyhound Bus: Greyhound buses bound for Boston will bring you to South Station. There is a Red Line subway stop at South Station. Take an inbound train (toward Alewife) to Harvard.
 
# Peter Pan: Peter Pan buses will also bring you to South Station.
 
# Chinatown Buses: There are Boston-bound buses from Chinatowns in Baltimore, Washington, New York and Philadelphia. They are usually substantially cheaper than Greyhound or Peter Pan. These buses will also bring you to South Station.
 
 
== Event schedule ==
 
 
===Saturday, March 21st=== 
 
*  9:30-10 -- Registration and Coffee 
 
*  10-11 -- Welcome and Keynote 
 
*  12-5:00 -- Lunch and workshops, more details coming 
 
 
Saturday Evening -- FSF Social, location and costs TBA
 
 
===Sunday, March 22nd=== 
 
*  9:30-10 -- Registration and Coffee 
 
*  10-5:00 -- Lunch and Open Conference, more details coming
 
 
==Other meet ups==
 
===Friday night, March 20th===
 
Interested in getting together with people on Friday night? List yourself here!
 
* [[User:dpatrick]]
 
* [[User:ciaran]]
 
* [[User:bjg]]
 
* [[User:Gooserid]] - prefer someplace fairly quiet, where conversation possible w/o screaming. Also prefer NON-vegetarian, low-carb friendly food options.
 
* [[User:dclark]] if I'm not doing conference setup stuff I'm game. Prefer we cook [[User:Gooserid]] [http://web.mit.edu/senior-house/www/steerroast.html steer roast] style.
 
 
== Travel and Ridesharing ==
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 11:56, 12 September 2016

Libre Planet 2009
Harvard Science Center, Cambridge, MA, USA - Saturday, March 21st and Sunday, March 22nd, 2009


Home | Report | Attendees | Speakers | Main Schedule | Getting There | Staying There | Social events
OpenCoference Guide / Schedule | Track 1: HPP | Track 2: FNS | Track 3: Activism

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LibrePlanet 2009

Welcome to the Libre Planet 2009 conference, an annual event organized by the Free Software Foundation.



Press kit

If you're doing any publicity about the event, there is a press kit with high-res logos available.

Registration

FSF members attend for no charge. Non-members pay $60 to help us cover the costs of food and coffee, etc. You can pay online now.

Communicating with other conference-goers

Follow conference microblogging with the #lp09 tag and the !libreplanet group at http://identi.ca.

There is a mailing list -- am-meeting -- Associate Membership Meeting Mailing list -- to discuss room sharing and other issues related to the meeting, and the LibrePlanet discussion list for talk about the project as a whole.

Also join us in #libreplanet on the Freenode IRC network.

Who's coming

FSF Staff and Board