jnthn/gist:321595

## gistfile1.txt
Filling pmichaud's talk slot

Plan A:
* Ask Pm if he had any slides done for some inspiration or direct use
* Failing that, for an overview of what was planned for the talk
* We try and work out a way to present it between us

Plan B:
* We need to come up with something ourselves
* Had the idea of taking four topics and presenting what has been achieved so far in Rakudo, what the short-term (up to Rakudo *) plan is, and a little on what is planned for the future after Rakudo *
* We take one topic each and have 10-12 minutes to talk about it = 40-50 mins, with 10 mins for questions at end to any of us
* Suggested topics: Modules, OO/meta-model, grammars and regexes including STD convergence, backends...other ideas?

Plan C:
* Anything else :-)

Need to decide on A or B or C and topics today so we can get some preparation done in time for it. By only having to present ten minutes worth ourselves, we can spread the burden, plus all of us together are likely to convey a more balanced sense than any individual of us could.
	Filling pmichaud's talk slot

	Plan A:
	* Ask Pm if he had any slides done for some inspiration or direct use
	* Failing that, for an overview of what was planned for the talk
	* We try and work out a way to present it between us

	Plan B:
	* We need to come up with something ourselves
	* Had the idea of taking four topics and presenting what has been achieved so far in Rakudo, what the short-term (up to Rakudo ) plan is, and a little on what is planned for the future after Rakudo
	* We take one topic each and have 10-12 minutes to talk about it = 40-50 mins, with 10 mins for questions at end to any of us
	* Suggested topics: Modules, OO/meta-model, grammars and regexes including STD convergence, backends...other ideas?

	Plan C:
	* Anything else :-)

	Need to decide on A or B or C and topics today so we can get some preparation done in time for it. By only having to present ten minutes worth ourselves, we can spread the burden, plus all of us together are likely to convey a more balanced sense than any individual of us could.