Fwd: Free Live Video Streaming of ApacheCon US 2009 Keynotes, and Hadoop, HTTPD and Lucene Sessions (Apache Users)

If you can't make it to Oakland, don't miss the FREE live video
streams. On Wednesday, the Apache Hadoop track will be streamed live.
On Thursday, it's httpd.conf, the track for Apache HTTPD administrators
and users. And on Friday, check out the Apache Lucene track. You'll
also be able to watch the Apache Pioneer's Panel, and keynote
presentations by Kirrily Robert and Brian Behlendorf.

Session Schedule (all times are in UTC)

Wednesday, 04 November 2009: Hadoop Track

17:00 Opening Plenary & State of the Feather
      William A. Rowe, Jr. & Jim Jagielski

17:30 Apache Pioneer's Panel
      Moderated by Brian Behlendorf

19:00 Introduction to Apache Hadoop
      Owen O'Malley

19:30 2009 State of the Elephant
      Christophe Bisciglia

21:30 Becoming a Pig Developer
      Alan Gates

22:30 Apache Hadoop in the Cloud
      Tom White

00:00 Practical HBase
      Michael Stack

01:00 Apache Hive: SQL and Data warehousing on Apache Hadoop
      Ashish Thusoo

Thursday, 05 November 2009: HTTP Track

17:00 Munging URLs with mod_rewrite
      Rich Bowen

18:00 Hardening Enterprise Apache Installations Against Attacks
      Sander Temme

19:30 Keynote: Standing Out in the Crowd
      Kirrily Robert

22:00 Scalable Internet Architectures
      Theo Schlossnagle

00:30 Recent Developments in SSL and Browsers
      Rick Andrews

01:30 Lightning Talks!

Friday, 06 November 2009: Lucene Track

17:00 Implementing an Information Retrieval Framework for an
      Organizational Repository, Sithu D Sudarsan

18:00 Apache Mahout - Going from raw data to information
      Isabel Drost

19:15 MIME Magic with Apache Tika
      Jukka Zitting

20:15 Keynote: How Open Source Developers Can (Still!) Save The World
      Brian Behlendorf

22:00 Building Intelligent Search Applications with the Lucene
      Ecosystem, Ted Dunning

23:00 Realtime Search
      Jason Rutherglen

Use http://www.timeanddate.com/ to convert UTC to your local time zone.

Best regards
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Lars Eilebrecht - ApacheCon US 2009 Team
lars@xxxxxxxxxx - http://www.apachecon.com/