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Resource: LCE13 Name: Friday Wrap-up session Date: 12-07-2013 Speaker: Joe Bates

LINARO CONNECT
EUROPE 2013
Wrap Up

What a week!
 338 registered, 312 attendees
 73 sessions + 5 plenaries
 54 recorded and available online
 Amber still working on getting some slides up
 185 scheduled meetings!
 Maddog in the house
 LAVA! LAVA! LAVA!

Who’s got rhythm?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_bcxrbP1So

Shocking Pink Wednesday

Overheard this week…
 Guinness Gravity Bar
 LCA13: It’s FREEZING in here!
 LCE13: It’s DAMN HOT in Here!
 Best sessions of any Connect….?
 Other?
 LCE13 Survey – Coming to a mailbox near you

What’s the best tech session this week?
 Learn something new?
 Meet someone new?
 Progress?

Demo Friday
 Relax with a drinks and appetizers
 Check out the demos
 Safe travels!
 Thanks to all – see you in Santa Clara!

Thank you!
 Arwen!
 Amber!
 Kristine!
 Jenn!
 Diane!
 Rachel!

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LCE13: Friday Wrap-up session

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HKG18-120 - Devicetree Schema Documentation and Validation

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HKG18-223 - Trusted FirmwareM: Trusted boot

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