Friends, We need to get people to register and book for the openSUSE conference as soon as possible. What better way than to tease them with some juicy and interesting sessions they would be able to enjoy? Our paper committee has made some executive decisions and the first sessions are decided upon. Awesome, as that means we can start to advertise them! The sessions include keynote speakers opening every day (Georg Greve on Friday, Michael Miller on Saturday and yours truly on Sunday) and about 25-30 confirmed sessions. That should give us plenty to write about, heck, we can probably do a number of articles if we want. But that requires some writing help! I would propose to do 4 articles. One about the keynote speakers and then one in each of the three main areas of talks: Community & Project; Geeko Tech and openWorld. I will write the first of the three main areas, show at least one way of doing it. Who's up for picking a 2nd and who does a 3rd? And who would like to talk to our (more or less) esteemed keynote speakers and find out what they will talk about? Hugs, Jos