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The Ohio Linuxfest proudly announces that [Whatever Has Happened].
The 2011 Ohio LinuxFest features three days of classroom training,
talks and workshops.  This annual event takes place at the Greater
Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio, September 9 through 11,
2011.

Friday is day of variety. Take personal or professional development
classes with the OLF Institute.  Get a peek at the main event with the
Early Penguins talks.  Learn more from UbuCon and Cloud's workshop [I
dunno what they're calling it this time yet].  Learn about how Open
Source can help health care in our Open Source in Medicine Track.  At
the end of the day, join Jon "maddog" Hall for a keynote talk about 20
years of Linux, then join us at the pre-party [at $VENUE].

As always, the main schedule is on Saturday.  The day kicks off with a
keynote from Cathy Malmrose, CEO of ZaReason, followed by five tracks
of talks from Free and Open Source experts like [$NAMES TO COME].  The
day closes with a special talk from Bradley Kuhn, ED of the Software
Freedom Conservancy, and the final Keynote will be Jon "maddog" Hall
telling us where the next 20 years of Linux will take us.

Basic registration to the Ohio LinuxFest is free to all who
pre-register, but space is limited.   You can help support the Ohio
LinuxFest with the Supporter Pass, which comes with an OLF t-shirt and
lunch as a thank you for your $65 donation.  The Professional Pass,
for those who wish to take classes with OLF Institute, is $350, and
includes lunch on both days and a t-shirt.

Make sure to book your hotel room early! The Ohio LinuxFest organizers have made
arrangements with Drury Inn for a low rate available on a first-come,
first-served basis. Note that rooms usually sell out, so book soon!
More info is available at http://ohiolinux.org/hotel.html

About the Ohio LinuxFest

The Ohio LinuxFest is an annual, grassroots conference for the Free
and Open Source community that started in 2003 as an inter-LUG meeting
and has grown steadily since to become the midwest's largest open source event.  OLF
is run by the Ohio LinuxFest Corporation, a 501c3 non-profit and all
volunteer organization.  The annual conference is held every fall in
Columbus, Ohio.