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  51. <h1><a href="index.html">YAPC::Europe::2002</a> -><span class="top">Speakers;</span></h1>
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  53. <p>While official (do we care?) opening for submissions is open from January 2002, the first speakers booked their spots as early as October 2001!</p>
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  54. <p><b>Please note that speakers, (potential or confirmed), should still register through the normal channels.</b>  That way, we'll still have some idea of how many people are actually coming :-)</p>
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  55. <p>Some speakers are also <a href="sponsors.html">sponsors</a>.</p>
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  56. <p>We proudly announce the following speakers:</p>
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  59. <tr class="lm"><td>R. Geoffrey Avery</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#modulemaker">ModuleMaker</a></td></tr>
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  60. <tr class="lm"><td>Axel Beckert</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#embperl">How to Build Large Scale Websites/Web Applications With Embperl 2.0</a></td></tr>
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  61. <tr class="lm"><td>Hendrik van Belleghem</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#hvb">Source Filters in Perl</a></td></tr>
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  62. <tr class="lm"><td>Arthur Bergman</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#threads">Threads</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#typed_perl">Typed Perl</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#perl5_8">Perl 5.8 At Last</a></td></tr>
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  63. <tr class="lm"><td>Jos Boumans</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#boumans_2">POE for Beginners</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#boumans_1">CPANPLUS - Beyond CPAN.pm</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#boumans_3">Introduction to OO Programming</a></td></tr>
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  64. <tr class="lm"><td>Johan van den Brande</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#gsm_sms">Send and Receive SMS messages using a GSM modem</a></td></tr>
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  65. <tr class="lm"><td>H.Merijn Brand</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#hmbx">Smoking Bleadperl</a></td></tr>
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  66. <tr class="lm"><td>Martin Brech</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#brech">Lessons from a failed Perl-XS project</a></td></tr>
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  67. <tr class="lm"><td>Leon Brocard</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#acme">The Acme::* Modules</a></td></tr>
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  68. <tr class="lm"><td>Nicholas Clark</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#speed">When perl is not quite fast enough</a></td></tr>
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  69. <tr class="lm"><td>Damian Conway</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#extreme">Extreme Perl</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#quantum">Quantum::Superpositions</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#perl6">Perl 6 Prospective (with Larry Wall)</a></td></tr>
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  70. <tr class="lm"><td>Redvers Davies</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#gtk">Developing GUI applications with Gtk.pm</a></td></tr>
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  71. <tr class="lm"><td>Jozsef Dojcsak</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#mms">OpenMMS - Telco Industire meets perl - Implementing an MMS Server in perl</a></td></tr>
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  72. <tr class="lm"><td>James A Duncan</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#swear">We're not Building a F******g House!</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#pixie">Pixie</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#duncan_1">OpenFrame Application Server</a></td></tr>
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  73. <tr class="lm"><td>Mark Fowler</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#extending">Extending the Template Toolkit</a></td></tr>
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  74. <!-- tr class="lm"><td>Nigel Hamilton</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#turbo10">Perl powered Search Engine: Turbo10</a></td></tr -->
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  75. <tr class="lm"><td>Claes Jacobsson</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#jacobsson_1">Imaging with Perl (Imager)</a></td></tr>
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  76. <tr class="lm"><td>Richard Jelinek</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#jelinek">Intelligent Autonomous Avatars</a></td></tr>
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  77. <tr class="lm"><td>Paul Johnson</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#code_coverage">Testing and Code Coverage</a></td></tr>
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  78. <tr class="lm"><td>Alejandro Ju&aacute;rez Robles<br>Gunnar Wolf</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#secure">Writing secure applications</a></td></tr>
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  79. <tr class="lm"><td>Thomas Klausner</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#obsfucation">The Dark Art of Obfuscation</a></td></tr>
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  80. <tr class="lm"><td>Andreas J. K&ouml;nig</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#wait">WAIT@oreilly.de</a></td></tr>
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  81. <tr class="lm"><td>Wolfgang Laun</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#elektra">ELEKTRA Peripheral Simulation: A Perl Application Program</a></td></tr>
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  82. <tr class="lm"><td>Greg McCarroll</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#mccarroll_1">The simulation and visualisation of objects in 3D space</a></td></tr>
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  83. <tr class="lm"><td>Juan J. Merelo</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#merelo">Evolutionary Computation in Perl</a></td></tr>
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  84. <tr class="lm"><td>Mark Overmeer</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#creepy">Creepy featurism</a><br><a 
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  85. href="abstracts.html#later">Object::Realize::Later</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#mailbox_intro">E-Mail Processing with Perl</a></td></tr>
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  86. <tr class="lm"><td>Karen Pauley</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#psychometric">Case Study: Psychometric Testing with Perl</a></td></tr>
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  87. <tr class="lm"><td>St&eacute;phane Payrard</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#texmacs">Nemo: TeXmacs the Scientific Editor with Perl</a></td></tr>
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  88. <tr class="lm"><td>Tom Phoenix</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#merlyn">Practical Web Programming</a></td></tr>
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  89. <tr class="lm"><td>Allison Randal</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#topicalizers">On Topic and Topicalizers in Perl 6</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#tagmemics">Tagmemics</a></td></tr>
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  90. <tr class="lm"><td>Hugo van der Sanden</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#sanden">Perl 5.10</a></td></tr>
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  91. <tr class="lm"><td>software team SANFACE</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#sanface">Can a company use Perl to develop (and sell) commercial tools?</a></td></tr>
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  92. <tr class="lm"><td>Michael G Schwern</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#advanced_testing">Advanced Testing</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#bull">Bull In A China Shop, Canary In A Coal Mine</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#refactoring">Tales Of Refactoring: Remaking MakeMaker and Other Horrors</a></td></tr>
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  93. <tr class="lm"><td>Jonathan Stowe</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#stowe">How to Integrate Anything with SOAP</a></td></tr>
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  94. <tr class="lm"><td>Dan Sugalski</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#brocard_1">Inside Parrot</a></td></tr>
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  95. <tr class="lm"><td>Gabor Szabo</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#training">Introducing Perltraining.org</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#complexity">How to write slow algorithms quickly in Perl ?</a></td></tr>
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  96. <tr class="lm"><td>Jouke Visser</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#wxperl">wxPerl - another portable GUI for Perl</a></td></tr>
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  97. <tr class="lm"><td>Casey West</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#west">Creating Dynamic Sites in a Flash with the Template Toolkit</a><br><a href="abstracts.html#dns">Introduction to Net::DNS</a></td></tr>
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  98. <tr class="lm"><td>Douglas White</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#sexeger">Distributed Hashing With Sexeger Improvements</a></td></tr>
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  99. <tr class="lm"><td>Lucy McWilliams</td><td><a href="abstracts.html#mcwilliam">Sex, Flies and Microarrays</a></td></tr>
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