[vox] What time do the presentations typically begin and end?

[Brian Lavender]

Jason,

Bill usually rolls through the agenda quickly and gets to the speaker. You
could come at 7:30 and risk missing a little of the beginning. But otherwise,
most speakers continue going until 9pm. I would come at 7:15 if you want to
miss intros, etc.

brian

On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 11:10:59AM -0700, Jason Moore wrote:
>    I'd like to come to the django talk, but have a tight schedule before
>    and after. Do the talks typically have a set start time? The agenda
>    shows that there is a lot going on before the talk actually starts.
> 
>    Jason
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