Brasil-PM and SPB are organizing the Yet Another Perl Conference South America (YAPC::SA::2006),
in November 7th - 11th 3th - 5th 2006. The meeting will take place during the 4th Free Software International Conference (CONISLI) @ São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, which is coordinated by IDEPES, SESC Vila Mariana Anhembi - mapa.

141 Pelotas Street Av. Olavo Fontoura, 1.209 , Parque Anhembi
Vila Mariana Santana - São Paulo - SP

phone: + 55 11 5080-3000 6226-0400
fax: + 55 11 5539-4201
e-mail: email@vilamariana.sescsp.org.br

Perl Monks - talks :

Audrey Tang aka audreyt
Daniel Ruoso aka ruoso
Er Galvão aka DaWolf
Flávio Glock aka fglock
Jose Castro aka cog
Larry Wall aka TimToady
Marco Antonio aka mda2
Marco Lima aka Mago
Randal L. Schwartz aka merlyn
Solli Honório aka shonorio
and others ...

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