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Announce: XSLT Experts Forum, Last Chance!

2003-07-24 09:20:44
All,

This is a final reminder to all XSLT List members that the one day, XSLT
Expert Forum 2003 will be held next Thursday at Wadham Collage, Oxford. 

The event is almost full, there is however still a small number of
places open on a first come first served basis. The cost for the day's
event is just £85 + VAT. If you are a member of either the SGML/XML User
Group (www.isgmlug.org) or OASIS (www.oasis-open.org) then you qualify
for a £10 discount. 

Please email Kerry (kerry(_dot_)poluter(_at_)csw(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk), who will 
be happy to
organise the day for you. Further information is also available at
http://www.xmlsummerschool.com

Speakers for the day are:

Bob DuCharme:

Bob is the author of Manning Publications' "XSLT Quickly", Prentice
Hall's
"XML: The Annotated Specification" and "SGML CD", and McGraw Hill's
"Operating Systems Handbook". He writes the "Transforming XML" column
for XML.com and has contributed to XML Magazine, XML Journal, IBM
developerWorks, and Prentice Hall's "XML Handbook". Bob is a consulting
software engineer at LexisNexis.

Jeni Tennison:

Jeni is an independent consultant specialising in XSLT and XML schema
development. She trained as a knowledge engineer, gaining a PhD in
collaborative ontology development, and since becoming a consultant has
worked in a wide variety of areas, including publishing, water
monitoring and financial services. She is the author of "XPath On The
Edge" (Hungry Minds, 2001) and "XSLT" (Wrox, 2002) and one of the
founders of the EXSLT initiative to standardise extensions to XSLT and
XPath.

Marrow:

Martin Rowlinson is the designer and lead developer of MarrowSoft
Xselerator ? an XSLT IDE and debugger.  Originally trained in
engineering his move to the field of computing was through industrial
robotics then to applications development.  Now specializing in XML and
XSLT, his time is split between the ongoing development of Xselerator,
the development of other XML/XSLT related products, XSLT consulting and
mentoring.

Sebastian Rahtz:

Sebastian is Information Manager at Oxford University Computing Services
where he has fun playing with web sites, XML, and such like.
Since July 2003 he has been manager of the JISC-funded Open Source
Advisory Service. He was an early adopter of XSLT, and co-organised the
first XSLT conference in Oxford in 2001.

Sebastian is a member of the Board, and Technical Council, of the Text
Encoding Initiative, for which he maintains a suite of XSLT stylesheets.
He has also spent much time over the last year working to take the TEI
to schemas.



Finally congratulations to the winners of the competition, all have now
been notified. Commiserations to those of you who haven't received an
email.

Looking forward to seeing everybody there next week, it should be fun.

Niki Dinsey
  
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