My lightning talk - "Traversing the Montreal Métro with Python" - was accepted, and I'm super-excited!

But also I'm super-excited about the rest of the schedule. There are 36 talks that I'm really interested in seeing, and I don't think that's even physically possible. So I guess I have to decide which ones I'll have to settle for watching on pyvideo.org.

Looks like a great bunch of talks. Thanks to everyone who helped put the schedule together. The entire staff that puts on Pycon every year is all volunteer, and generally takes quite a bit of time to get it all put together.

It feels really good when 100% of the technologies you're using on your latest big project are the subject of a talk. Too bad i don't live in the US.

it's actually happening in Canada for next two upcoming PyCon. Though they do release the videos afterward if you can't make it.

Does anyone know on average how much is the financial assistance?