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- Final booth setup, Day 1 of FISL. Lynn Rohrer, Bruno Souza, Tirthankar Das
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- I don’t think that camera left Tirthankar’s hand all week.
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- Angel Camacho
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- Bruno Souza interviews Aaron Newcomb (and me) about using video to communicate about open source – FISL radio opening day.
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- The tube of soccer balls, on the first day.
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- Geertjan
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- Roger Brinkley
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- Lynn with the Brazilian math teacher who asked me to supply a song for an open source playlist. I suggested “I’m Free” from The Who’s Tommy.
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- Christian Basso.
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- Eduardo Lima (right)
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- The user group stand.
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- Watching the soccer girls in action.
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- A rare quiet moment in the booth.
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- Open source seeds.
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- Christian Basso, Brian Leonard
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- Old media. I used this photo in our preso as an example of what you DON’T have to do.
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- Lynn Rohrer, Simon Phipps, and a happy OpenSolaris installer.
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- Arun Gupta, Mauricio Leal
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- School experiments.
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- The Oracle booth.
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- This was before the cushions all disappeared to other parts of the show floor.
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- People standing in line for our coffee machine.
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- Mate.
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- Mate + thermos, to keep warming it up.
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- Mate and thermos holder.
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- Get ‘em while they’re young.
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- Mate cup in holster.
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- Young Obama with Aaron.
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- Trying to earn a soccer ball – you had to do five knee-bounces in a row.
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- John “Mad Dog” Hall, who gave me penguin earrings.
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- Diogo
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- Pat Patterson and I later met these two on the flight to Buenos Aires – they had come from there for FISL, their first ever – but not their last!
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- These kids pestered us for days to get t-shirts. We were glad we finally gave in.
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- Simon Phipps and Maikel, a fan.
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- Fishing for schwag.
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- A very happy winner of the OpenSolaris Bible. The guy was literally jumping for joy!
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- Maikel got the coveted photo with the soccer girls.
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- Roger demonstrates more cool toys.
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- The FISL banner showing all the open source mascots. Sadly, OpenSolaris lacks a mascot.
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- Fernanda Weiden
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- The Rio Grande do Sul Java Users Group logo features the java mug morphed into a locally-appropriate cuia (mate cup).
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- Umm, we had no responsibility for this. But it’s kinda funny.
