Hi there! At this time, the following lectures are confirmed for YAPC::SA::2006:

• ETL e Perl: Filtrando e transformando informações com Expressões Regulares
  (ETL and Perl: Filtering and transforming information with regular expressions)
  
  Camila Mattos aka mk. e Marco Lima aka Mago
• "v6.pm" - a implementação do Perl 6 utilizando Perl 5 e Perl 6
  ("v6.pm" - Perl 6 implemented in Perl 5 and Perl 6)
  
  Flávio Glock
• PPS (Postfix Perl Spam): Técnicas de como defender seu correio
  (PPS: How to defend your electronic mail)
  
  Marco P D'Andrade

Soon we will know what Larry Wall, Audrey Tang and David Fetter will talk about!

See you there!

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