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<span style="font-size: 1.5em; font-weight: bold;">2011 Mozilla Asia camp: Mid - November [TBD], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuala_Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia]</span><br/>
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The 2011 Mozilla Asia Camp is an invitation-only gathering of some of the most active contributors in the Mozilla Asia community. This is going to be the first ever Mozilla Asia Camp and this years theme is '''"TBD"'''.
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= Date & Location =
The 2011 Mozilla Asia Camo will take place from '''November  to November , 2011 TBD'''.  We're headed to Kaula Lumpur, also known as the Klang Valley, the sixth most visited city in the world, with 8.94 million tourist arrivals in 2008. 
 
If you wish to [[Camp2011#What_if_I_want_to_come_early_or_stay_late.3F|extend your stay in Malaysia]], you may choose different travel dates when you confirm your invitation.
 
<div style="margin: 1em 0px; border: 2px solid orange; padding: 1em; background-color: #FFC; text-align: center;">'''Please note:''' The Mozilla Asia Camp is an invitation-only event and registration will open shortly.</div>
 
= Theme =
The theme of the Summit will be '''TBD'''.
 
= Session Notes =
 
It would be really helpful if volunteer(s) could take notes at the breakout sessions so these valuable discussions are recorded for posterity, and for those who couldn't attend the sessions.
 
We recommend using [http://etherpad.mozilla.com:9000/ Etherpad] to take notes, since it allows everyone in a session to brain-dump their thoughts into it in real-time. It's really cool.
 
Please place a link to your notes below.


* [http://etherpad.mozilla.com:9000/ExampleName Sessions Name Etherpad]
The Open Source Developer's Club Malaysia (OSDC.my) welcomes&nbsp;Mozilla to Malaysia for Mozilla Camp Asia 2011.


 
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= Schedule  =
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<div style="margin: 1em 0px; border: 2px solid orange; padding: 1em; background-color: #FFC; text-align: center;">'''Please note:''' The Camp schedule is constantly changing - check back often!</div>
 
=== Schedule ===
* [[Camp2011/Schedule | Full Camp Schedule]]
 
* '''Day, Month Day No.'''
** 07:00 - 18:00 : Registration and MozCafé
** 18:00 - 20:00 : Reception on the Woodlands Terrace
 
 
==== Accepted Proposals ====
* [http://bit.ly/CampBreakoutSessions Breakout Sessions ]
* [http://bit.ly/CampLightningTalks Lightning Talks]
** [[Camp2011/Lightning_Talk_1|Lightning Talk 1]]
** [[Camp2011/Lightning_Talk_2|Lightning Talk 2]]
** [[Camp2011/Lightning_Talk_3|Lightning Talk 3]]
* [http://bit.ly/SummitScienceFair Science Fair]
 
=== Additional Meetings (BOF) ===
* [[Camp2011/Meetings|Open wiki page to coordinate additional meetings during the Summit (BOF, Birds of a Feather)]]
 
== Other Events & Ways to Participate! ==
* [[Camp2011/Summit Buddies | Summit Buddies]]
* [[Camp2011/World Expo | World Expo]]
* [[Camp2011/Job Board | Job Board]]
* [[Camp2011/Rocket_Your_Firefox | Rocket Your Firefox Contest]]
 
= Communications =
We've set up several different communications channels for the Camp, including:
 
== Newsletter ==
Confirmed attendees will receive a newsletter roughly once per week leading up to the Summit.  Archived copies:
* [ExampleLink Mozilla Asia Camp 2011: Newsletter #1]
* ...more to come!
 
== IRC ==
We have an IRC channel on irc.mozilla.org: #mozasia11.
 
Testing shows that using the "Hotel" access point, you can't connect to irc.mozilla.org at default port 6667[TBD].
 
Solution:
* either connect to irc.mozilla.org at port 6668
or
* use SSL and connect to irc.mozilla.org at port 6697
 
== Twitter ==
The [http://twitter.com/MozillaAsia @MozillaAsia] Twitter account will be used to send out news, up-to-the-minute updates, and other information both before and during the Summit.  Follow it today!
 
== Summitr site ==
The [http://summit.mozilla.org/ Summitr website] aggregates Tweets, Flickr photos, and Delicious links that are tagged with "#moz10".  Use it wisely!
 
== Summitbook ==
 
The [https://summitbook.mozilla.org/ Summitbook website] is a place to list your contact information and see what other Summit attendees have put up about themselves.
 
= Getting to and from the Summit =
Mozilla will coordinate all travel to/from Kuala Lumpur International Airport and transfer by bus to Camp venue. Once you have sent your RSVP you will be contacted by our travel agents to confirm your details and book your flights.
 
If you wish to make alternative arrangements for travel to or from Kuala Lumpur, feel free to do so at your own cost and let us know in your RSVP when you plan on being in Kuala Lumpur so we can provide you with details on when the bus will be leaving from downtown and/or the airport to Camp venue.
 
;If you require a visa to visit Malaysia
:Citizens of [http://www.labuantourism.com.my/entry/formality.htm certain countries] will require a visa to visit Malaysia. When you RSVP, please be sure to include the nationality as indicated in your passport. If you require a visa, our travel agents will help you arrange the required documentation.
 
== Bus Schedule  ==
 
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| <font size="6">'''Mozilla Camp Asia 2011'''</font>
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| style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(239, 239, 239);" | '''Bus Number'''
| style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(239, 239, 239);" | '''Pick Up Location'''
|-
|-
| '''6:00 am - UA 957''' departure for 
|<font size="4">[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuala_Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia], 18-20 November 2011</font>
| 3:30 am
| Bus 1
| Mozilla Offices - 650 Castro Street, Suite 300 / Mountain View, CA
|-
|-
| '''6:00 am - UA 957''' departure for Vancouver
|}<noinclude>
| 3:30 am
| Bus 2
| 555 West Middlefield Road (This bus will pick up all interns at Oakwood for their flight)
|-
| '''7:30 am – AC 583 '''departure for Vancouver
| 5:00 am
| Bus 3
| Mozilla Offices - 650 Castro Street, Suite 300 / Mountain View, CA
|-
| '''10:48 am - UA 567''' and '''11:15 am - West Jet 1771 '''departures for Vancouver
| 8:15 am
| Bus 4
| Mozilla Offices - 650 Castro Street, Suite 300 / Mountain View, CA
|-
| '''12:00 pm - UA 563 '''departure for Vancouver
| 9:30 am
| Bus 5<br>
| Mozilla Offices - 650 Castro Street, Suite 300 / Mountain View, CA
|-
| <br>
| <br>
| '''''Buses will be leaving on schedule. We will not be able to wait for late arrivals, so please make sure you are on time.'''''
|}
 
'''Am I scheduled for a Shuttle?'''
 
All those who have signed up for a shuttle from Kuala Lumpur to Camp venue should take the bus that matches to their flight number on the table above. Please make sure you only get on the bus for your flight.
 
'''Can I still sign up for a shuttle?'''
 
Haven't signed up for a shuttle yet, you can do so here: [https://intranet.mozilla.org/Camp2011/Office_to_Airport_Bus Sign-Ups]
 
 
== Arriving at Kuala Lumpur International Airport ==
;Documentation for Malaysian Customs
:TBD We have informed Canadian Customs about the Mozilla 2010 Summit, and provided a list of invitees who are coming to the country for the conference. If you are asked for documentation proving that you are attending this event, it may be valuable to have the following two letters on hand.
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/a/a2/Mozilla_Summit_2010_Pocket_Letter.pdf Official invitation or "pocket" letter] <small>(PDF)</small> (write your name in at the top)
* [https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/7/7d/Mozilla-summit-2010-immigration-letter.pdf Confirmation of Summit as authorized event] <small>(PDF)</small>
 
[[File:Canada-declaration-card.png|frame|left]]
;If you're flying from outside of Canada
:You'll be handed a [http://cbsa.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/e311-eng.pdf Declaration Card]<small>(PDF)</small> on your flight. Fill out this card out before you land:
* the purpose of your travel is "Business",
* declare any gifts, alcohol, or tobacco that you are bringing into the country,
* you do ''not'' need to declare personal baggage such as your computer, camera, and clothing as long as you're taking it with you when you leave.
:When you arrive at the airport, follow the signs for "Canada Arrivals" to Canada Customs and Immigration. Hand your Declaration Card and Passport to the officer, and explain that you are visiting for a conference in Whistler, BC. If they ask for evidence of your invitation to the conference, produce the Pocket Letter that Mozilla sent you. The officer will mark and return your card and direct you to the baggage claim. Collect your bags and exit the Customs Hall, turning in your marked Declaration Card to the officer at the doors.
 
;If you're flying from within Canada
:If you're coming from within Canada, simply proceed to the baggage claim from your gate once you arrive.
 
==Bus to Camp venue==
The bus ride takes 2 hours, and is desperately pretty. You may want to take a camera. The best view is from the left side of the bus.
 
;If you're arriving by air on November x or y
:Once you've collected your luggage, follow the signs towards the exit - there will be parade of Mozillians to help get you to the buses. For people arriving later in the evenings, there will be smaller shuttles waiting to take you in smaller groups.
 
;If you're already in Kuala Lumpur...
:You have two options.
* On July 5th and 6th, anytime '''before 6pm''' you can make your way to the airport (by taxi or the [http://www.translink.ca/en/Rider-Info/Canada-Line.aspx Canada Line]) and go to the International Arrivals area where you can walk on to one of the shuttle buses we'll have going to Whistler. Remember to arrive early - after 6pm we only have room on the shuttles for those who are scheduled to arrive by air that day!
* On July 6th, there will be a single bus leaving at 2pm ''sharp'' from the [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=The+Fairmont+Hotel+Vancouver,+900+West+Georgia+Street,+Vancouver,+BC+V6C+2W6,+Canada&sll=49.28459,-123.119659&sspn=0.006928,0.016544&ie=UTF8&hq=The+Fairmont+Hotel+Vancouver,&hnear=900+W+Georgia+St,+Vancouver,+Greater+Vancouver+Regional+District,+British+Columbia,+Canada Fairmont Vancouver] at 900 W Georgia St.
 
;If you're going to Kuala Lumpur before November exampledate...
:You must schedule your own (TBD - bus services) bus to Camp venue from the airport or downtown at your own expense.
 
== Arriving at the Hotel ==
All attendees have rooms booked from July 6 - 10 at the Fairmont Whistler Hotel. '''Unless we have sent you a confirmation by email, no additional hotel nights have been arranged for you.''' You can extend your stay at the Fairmont using our group rate, but must contact the hotel and do so at your own expense.
 
When your bus arrives in Whistler you should proceed to the hotel's check-in desk where you'll be given keys to your room.
* the first person to check in to a room will be asked for a credit card as a deposit against damage and room charges; Mozillians are personally responsible for ''all room charges'' (excluding the cost for the room itself) such as room service, pay per view content, minibar charges and any damage.
* The hotel is an entirely ''non smoking hotel'', and British Columbia law prohibits smoking near any balconies or entrance ways. The staff will be able to direct smokers to areas where they are welcome to smoke.
 
== Returning home ==
;Bus to Vancouver Airport
:You will be scheduled on a bus from Whistler to the Vancouver Airport. We'll be posting a schedule and handling reservations at the Summit.
 
;Departing Vancouver Airport for the USA
:You will be departing from the International Terminal. You will have to clear US Customs at the airport before your flight, so be sure to leave yourself enough time to stand in line. It's recommended that you arrive at the airport 90-120 minutes before your flight to avoid potential delays. Most airlines will allow you to check-in online 24 hours before your flight.
 
;Departing Vancouver Airport for other countries
:You will be departing from the International Terminal. If you are checking baggage, you will need to arrive 90-120 minutes before your flight. Most airlines will allow you to check-in online 24 hours before your flight.


;Departing Vancouver Airport for Canadian cities
The 2011 Mozilla Asia Camp is an invitation-only gathering of some of the most active contributors in the Mozilla Asia community. This is going to be the first ever Mozilla Asia Camp and this years theme is '''Many Voices, One Mozilla'''.  
:You will be departing from the Domestic Terminal. If you are checking baggage, you will need to arrive 60 minutes before your flight. You can check in up to 24 hours before your flight.


= Logistics At the Summit =
<div style="margin: 1em 0px; border: 2px solid orange; padding: 1em; background-color: #FFC; text-align: center;">'''LIVE video streaming:''' Keynote sessions and the Leaders Q&A will be streamed on [https://air.mozilla.org/mozcamp/ Air Mozilla]. (Username: mozcamp |Password: onemozilla)
== Food & Drink ==
</div>
There will be organized group meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner as part of the Summit.
Any other food or drink expenses (including room service and in-room minibar charges) will be the responsibility of the attendee.


The legal drinking age for consuming alcohol in British Columbia is 19, and all attendees are expected to adhere to this law.
= Date &amp; Location  =


== High-speed Internet ==
The 2011 Mozilla Camp Asia will take place from '''November 19th to November 20th , 2011'''. We're headed to Kaula Lumpur, or simply KL, is the capital of Malaysia. Literally meaning "muddy estuary" in Malay, also known as the Klang Valley, the sixth most visited city in the world, with 8.94 million tourist arrivals in 2008.  
Our IT team is working to ensure that we have good wireless Internet connectivity throughout the hotel during the Summit.


== Mobile Phones ==
= Logistics =
Please be aware that when you are in Canada your phones will be subject to voice and data roaming charges, the cost of which depends on your service provider. Cell phone rates tend to be high in Canada, so you may wish to ensure that your device is not set to roam by default in order to prevent a large bill. You are personally responsible for phone expenses.
All you need to know about travel, accommodation, venue, transportation, food etc...[[AsiaCamp2011/Logistics|Read more...]]


All national mobile phone companies (Rogers, Fido, Bell, and Telus) sell pre-paid SIM cards, but may charge for the card and/or an activation fee as well as the airtime credit.
= FAQ + Travel Companion =
Got questions? We have some answers! [[AsiaCamp2011/FAQ|FAQ]]


== Other Activities ==
= Theme  =
While there's plenty to do at the Summit, there's also a lot to do in Whistler. Pubs, shops, nature trails and excursions are all available nearby.
The theme of the 2011 Mozilla Camp Asia will be '''Many Voices, One Mozilla''', to celebrate the diversity of our regional communities and reinforce that we're united as Mozillians.  


= FAQ =
'''Taking it to the next level'''
== What if I want to come early or stay late? ==
Please note that any costs (hotel, food, bus, etc) associated with an extended stay will be at the attendee's own expense. You may indicate in the RSVP or to the travel agent who contacts you that you'd like to arrive earlier or leave later, and your flights will be booked accordingly.
This MozCamp will be an exceptional event for all of us. The web is moving fast and Mozilla is growing ever faster. MozCamp is a unique opportunity to meet together and synchronize our vision and activities across East, South East and South Asia as we prepare for 2012 and beyond.  


Mozilla has negotiated preferred rates with hotels in Whistler and Vancouver for those who wish to extend their stay.  These rates apply for the 7 days before and the 7 days after the Summit.
It will be a critical event at a critical moment for Mozilla, where we'll be discussing the main projects that are powering Mozilla today while diving deep into the new ones that will power it tomorrow.  


If you would like to arrive earlier or stay longer at the Summit venue, please contact [mailto:summit2010@mozilla.com summit2010@mozilla.com] and we'll get you information about hotels and any extra charges that you will need to cover.
The focus will be, first and foremost, on us as a community, the diverse group of individuals that, every day, push the Mozilla Project forward and help make the web better and more open for users. We will have a special focus on how we interact with the project and with each other, on our personal growth as Mozillians, and how ultimately we can take the Mozilla Project to the next level.  


If you will be making your own way to Whistler (before the summit) or from Whistler (after the summit) you will want to book your own [http://www.pacificcoach.com/whistler bus ticket between Whistler and Vancouver].
<br>


== Can my family come along? ==
= Content and Tracks =  
Your invitation is for you only and you will be fully booked from early in the morning to late at night from Tuesday evening to Saturday morning, and so it would be best if you were not joined by family during the Mozilla Summit. In fact, we strongly discourage you from bringing your family.  However, if it's absolutely necessary that they do accompany you to Whistler, you will be responsible for their travel, the cost of their lodging, and they will be unable to join you at meals and the evening group activities.
With Mozilla in Asia scope in mind, with "Many Voices, One Mozilla" theme and with three broad tracks of engineering, training and regionalization, the content for this MozCamp looks exciting! [[AsiaCamp2011/Tracks|Read more...]]


== What should I bring? ==
= Format =
Whistler is located high in the Coast Mountain range of Canada, and although it's summer, it can get quite cold at night. During the days it will be warm enough for shorts, or jeans and light shirts. Because the [http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/bc-86_metric_e.html temperature varies], it's best to bring layers that you can put or or take off. Be sure to pack long pants, at least one sweater or coat, and we recommend at least one pair of closed-toe shoes or hiking boots. The hotel has a large swimming pool and gym, so you may wish to pack a bathing suit and workout clothes.


There is cell phone service in the GSM and CDMA bands, and the electrical service is the same as the United States, 120V AC at 60Hz with type A and type B sockets. We will try to have adapters there, but if you have your own, please bring one.
We're going to pay extra attention to ensure the format of this event allows us to execute on the theme and tracks and make it an active, dynamic and powerful event to participate in! [[AsiaCamp2011/Format|Read more...]]


'''Temperatures for Whistler'''
= Participants =
* High: 20°C / 68°F if sunny (16°C/60°F if rainy)
* Low: 3°C / 37°F


'''Suggested packing list'''
More than 150 passionate Mozillians from over 20 countries and contributing to all areas of the Mozilla project are registered to participate in this year's MozCamp Asia [[AsiaCamp2011/Participants|Read more...]]
* pants
* shorts
* t-shirts
* long sleeved shirts
* sweater
* rain jacket
* hat, gloves
* bathing suit
* digital camera
* electrical adapter for north american type A sockets
* the official [https://wiki.mozilla.org/images/a/a2/Mozilla_Summit_2010_Pocket_Letter.pdf invitation letter] <small>(PDF)</small> for customs


'''Money:''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_dollar Canadian] currency can be obtained from automatic teller machines and currency exchange booths. The Canadian dollar [http://finance.google.com/finance?q=CURRENCY%3ACAD is worth] approximately 1 USD, 0.65 GBP, and 0.73 EUR. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_dollar American] currency is also widely accepted in Whistler.
<div style="margin: 1em 0px; border: 2px solid orange; padding: 1em; background-color: #FFC; text-align: center;">'''Please note:''' The Mozilla Camp Asia is an invitation-only event and registrations are closed now.</div>


== Do I have to pay taxes on purchases? ==
= Schedule =
In British Columbia, Canada, all goods and services are subject to a 12% value added tax called the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST).
'''Please note:''' The Mozilla Camp Asia schedule is constantly changing - check back often!<br>


Non-residents can no longer get their sales tax payments reimbursed due to a new law passed in 2007.
[[AsiaCamp2011/Schedule|See the full schedule.]]


== Are there really bears? ==
= Communications  =
Yes. Black bears are common to British Columbia, and live in the nearby woods. Some have become used to foraging into town for food. If hiking nearby, you should make sure that all food is well wrapped. If you see a bear, it's likely not going to be interested in you, so ''don't panic''. Usually if you make a lot of noise it will go away.


== Convenience / Grocery Store ==
We've set up several different communications channels for the Camp, [[AsiaCamp2011/Communications|Read more...]]
A grocery store is located at [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=4599+Chateau+Boulevard,+Whistler,+BC+V0N+1B4,+Canada+(The+Fairmont+Chateau+Whistler)&daddr=Whistler,+4211+Village+Square,+British+Columbia,+Canada&hl=en&geocode=FaC6_AIdTvyr-CEqGrHGIoQR0imxheDJUiOHVDE2TwqCcvwOjg%3B&mra=ls&dirflg=w&sll=50.117097,-122.946475&sspn=0.010058,0.021029&ie=UTF8&z=17 4211 village square], number 27 on the Whistler Walking Map. Open 8am to 11pm daily. http://whistlergrocery.com


== Unofficial Music CD ==
[[Category:Events|MozCamp]]
The [http://www.muzillaproject.org Muzilla Project] has put together a compilation CD to help you to pass the time during your travels to and from the summit (and between sessions) from independent artists who (like us) believe in openness and fair use.
[[Category:MozCamp|AsiaCamp]]
Download the (free) unofficial music CD for the summit from:
http://www.muzillaproject.org/.

Latest revision as of 11:48, 30 September 2014

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The Open Source Developer's Club Malaysia (OSDC.my) welcomes Mozilla to Malaysia for Mozilla Camp Asia 2011.

Mozilla Camp Asia 2011
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 18-20 November 2011

The 2011 Mozilla Asia Camp is an invitation-only gathering of some of the most active contributors in the Mozilla Asia community. This is going to be the first ever Mozilla Asia Camp and this years theme is Many Voices, One Mozilla.

LIVE video streaming: Keynote sessions and the Leaders Q&A will be streamed on Air Mozilla. (Username: mozcamp |Password: onemozilla)

Date & Location

The 2011 Mozilla Camp Asia will take place from November 19th to November 20th , 2011. We're headed to Kaula Lumpur, or simply KL, is the capital of Malaysia. Literally meaning "muddy estuary" in Malay, also known as the Klang Valley, the sixth most visited city in the world, with 8.94 million tourist arrivals in 2008.

Logistics

All you need to know about travel, accommodation, venue, transportation, food etc...Read more...

FAQ + Travel Companion

Got questions? We have some answers! FAQ

Theme

The theme of the 2011 Mozilla Camp Asia will be Many Voices, One Mozilla, to celebrate the diversity of our regional communities and reinforce that we're united as Mozillians.

Taking it to the next level

This MozCamp will be an exceptional event for all of us. The web is moving fast and Mozilla is growing ever faster. MozCamp is a unique opportunity to meet together and synchronize our vision and activities across East, South East and South Asia as we prepare for 2012 and beyond.

It will be a critical event at a critical moment for Mozilla, where we'll be discussing the main projects that are powering Mozilla today while diving deep into the new ones that will power it tomorrow.

The focus will be, first and foremost, on us as a community, the diverse group of individuals that, every day, push the Mozilla Project forward and help make the web better and more open for users. We will have a special focus on how we interact with the project and with each other, on our personal growth as Mozillians, and how ultimately we can take the Mozilla Project to the next level.


Content and Tracks

With Mozilla in Asia scope in mind, with "Many Voices, One Mozilla" theme and with three broad tracks of engineering, training and regionalization, the content for this MozCamp looks exciting! Read more...

Format

We're going to pay extra attention to ensure the format of this event allows us to execute on the theme and tracks and make it an active, dynamic and powerful event to participate in! Read more...

Participants

More than 150 passionate Mozillians from over 20 countries and contributing to all areas of the Mozilla project are registered to participate in this year's MozCamp Asia Read more...

Please note: The Mozilla Camp Asia is an invitation-only event and registrations are closed now.

Schedule

Please note: The Mozilla Camp Asia schedule is constantly changing - check back often!

See the full schedule.

Communications

We've set up several different communications channels for the Camp, Read more...

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