[openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Hi, I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students? Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers. -- Regards, Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :) Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts. Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups. /stef -- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
Thanks for the suggestions Stefano, I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well. We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community. On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org>wrote:
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :)
Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts.
Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups.
/stef
-- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
-- Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15
Hello Bhavya, I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started. Please contact me off list to discuss. Regards, Kavit -- Kavit Munshi Chief Technical Officer EVP Aptira India 1800 APTIRA +61 2 8030 2333 +91 971 292 9850 @aptira *From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities Thanks for the suggestions Stefano, I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well. We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community. On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote: On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :) Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts. Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups. /stef -- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org -- Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15
Hi kavit Do ur material shareable? F On Oct 22, 2013 10:33 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote:
Hello Bhavya,
I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started.
Please contact me off list to discuss.
Regards,
Kavit
--
Kavit Munshi
Chief Technical Officer
EVP Aptira India
1800 APTIRA
+61 2 8030 2333
+91 971 292 9850
@aptira
*From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Thanks for the suggestions Stefano,
I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well.
We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote:
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :)
Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts.
Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups.
/stef
-- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
--
Bhavya Jain
B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM)
Batch-2011-15
_______________________________________________ Community mailing list Community@lists.openstack.org http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/community
Frans: It would be a nice idea to discuss, share and collaborate ideas. We could discuss it off the list. Kavit Sir: It would be really helpful for us. I would be glad to contact you. Thanks! On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Frans Thamura <frans@meruvian.org> wrote:
Hi kavit
Do ur material shareable?
F On Oct 22, 2013 10:33 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote:
Hello Bhavya,
I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started.
Please contact me off list to discuss.
Regards,
Kavit
--
Kavit Munshi
Chief Technical Officer
EVP Aptira India
1800 APTIRA
+61 2 8030 2333
+91 971 292 9850
@aptira
*From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Thanks for the suggestions Stefano,
I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well.
We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote:
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :)
Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts.
Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups.
/stef
-- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
--
Bhavya Jain
B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM)
Batch-2011-15
_______________________________________________ Community mailing list Community@lists.openstack.org http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/community
-- Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15
I am.working for this, under openpaas cloud education, we are working.. and for openstack, we are new here. Take a look My html5 edu stack www.fluider.org, java edu www.jeni-academy.org On Oct 22, 2013 10:51 AM, "Bhavya Jain" <bsjcloud@gmail.com> wrote:
Frans: It would be a nice idea to discuss, share and collaborate ideas. We could discuss it off the list.
Kavit Sir: It would be really helpful for us. I would be glad to contact you. Thanks!
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 9:05 AM, Frans Thamura <frans@meruvian.org> wrote:
Hi kavit
Do ur material shareable?
F On Oct 22, 2013 10:33 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote:
Hello Bhavya,
I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started.
Please contact me off list to discuss.
Regards,
Kavit
--
Kavit Munshi
Chief Technical Officer
EVP Aptira India
1800 APTIRA
+61 2 8030 2333
+91 971 292 9850
@aptira
*From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Thanks for the suggestions Stefano,
I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well.
We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote:
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :)
Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts.
Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups.
/stef
-- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
--
Bhavya Jain
B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM)
Batch-2011-15
_______________________________________________ Community mailing list Community@lists.openstack.org http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/community
-- Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15
Hi Frans, Definitely. You can follow the progress here for an introductory course on OpenStack. This is a work in progress and not completed yet. Sean, Colin, Pranav and the other members of the training guides/docs team are working hard on them and all the material is opensource http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/training-guide/content/bk001-associate-train... Regards, Kavit -- Kavit Munshi Chief Technical Officer EVP Aptira India 1800 APTIRA +61 2 8030 2333 +91 971 292 9850 @aptira *From:* Frans Thamura [mailto:frans@meruvian.org] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 09:06 *To:* Kavit Munshi *Cc:* Stefano Maffulli; Bhavya Jain; community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities Hi kavit Do ur material shareable? F On Oct 22, 2013 10:33 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote: Hello Bhavya, I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started. Please contact me off list to discuss. Regards, Kavit -- Kavit Munshi Chief Technical Officer EVP Aptira India 1800 APTIRA +61 2 8030 2333 +91 971 292 9850 @aptira *From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities Thanks for the suggestions Stefano, I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well. We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community. On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote: On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :) Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts. Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups. /stef -- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org -- Bhavya Jain B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM) Batch-2011-15 _______________________________________________ Community mailing list Community@lists.openstack.org http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/community
Aha.. I follow this also, tom gave to me I think we are in same.point noe I believe this material will become.user group work.in the future I think, if we can make like together meet up workshop and also a new mailing list related this material under @list.openstack.org, that will be awesome F On Oct 22, 2013 10:55 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote:
Hi Frans,
Definitely. You can follow the progress here for an introductory course on OpenStack. This is a work in progress and not completed yet. Sean, Colin, Pranav and the other members of the training guides/docs team are working hard on them and all the material is opensource
http://docs.openstack.org/trunk/training-guide/content/bk001-associate-train...
Regards,
Kavit
--
Kavit Munshi
Chief Technical Officer
EVP Aptira India
1800 APTIRA
+61 2 8030 2333
+91 971 292 9850
@aptira
*From:* Frans Thamura [mailto:frans@meruvian.org] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 09:06 *To:* Kavit Munshi *Cc:* Stefano Maffulli; Bhavya Jain; community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Hi kavit
Do ur material shareable?
F
On Oct 22, 2013 10:33 AM, "Kavit Munshi" <kavit@aptira.com> wrote:
Hello Bhavya,
I am the co-organiser of the Indian OpenStack User group and would be happy to get you guys started. We are in the process of creating a set of materials to give out to universities and help foster openstack growth. We have held suck seminars and workshops at several colleges already and are happy to come and give talks at your college to help you get started.
Please contact me off list to discuss.
Regards,
Kavit
--
Kavit Munshi
Chief Technical Officer
EVP Aptira India
1800 APTIRA
+61 2 8030 2333
+91 971 292 9850
@aptira
*From:* Bhavya Jain [mailto:bsjcloud@gmail.com] *Sent:* 22 October 2013 08:55 *To:* Stefano Maffulli *Cc:* community@lists.openstack.org *Subject:* Re: [openstack-community] Student Chapters at Universities
Thanks for the suggestions Stefano,
I tried finding relevant information on the User Groups How to page but that gives more information on how to establish and run user groups. I agree general attendees would be people new to *using* openstack but what I am talking of is getting it to University level. Till now, the user groups are responsible for interacting with universities heads and then inviting them over. If we have groups at Universities then it would be very much be possible to organize some events in the universities as well, organized and managed by the interested students and faculties. This may however be limited to basics but still it would help the student community as well.
We at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, India are planning to work in OpenStack, but when it comes to setting up a proper team, there are only 2 or at maximum 4 students actually aware of it. It would be beneficial in every university to bring up such groups so that more interaction and participation is there, as per one of the motive of the Open Source Community.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 1:26 AM, Stefano Maffulli <stefano@openstack.org> wrote:
On Mon 21 Oct 2013 08:53:47 AM PDT, Bhavya Jain wrote:
I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students?
I'm sure everybody here thinks those are a good idea :)
Cal State University in San Francisco has a group deploying and testing OpenStack in the campus: http://commons.sfsu.edu/report-openstack-project-campus. I know this group is now working on an Havana-based prototype.
Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
Well... user groups are for whoever shows up at the meeting, honestly. We encourage all coordinators of user groups to check constantly with the participants to the meetings to see what topics they would like to see covered: if participants ask to touch development issues then offer talks about developing OpenStack. But most of the times user groups attract people that want to get started *using* openstack, covering topics from first deployments, support proof of concepts.
Have you looked at the Howto http://wiki.openstack.org/OpenStackUserGroups/HowTo for user groups? I think it has valuable suggestions also for student groups.
/stef
-- Ask and answer questions on https://ask.openstack.org
--
Bhavya Jain
B.Tech - CS - Cloud Computing and Virtualization Technology (IBM)
Batch-2011-15
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I love this program If we can share program I work.mostly 8 years.in education. If we can create together will be awesome F On Oct 21, 2013 10:53 PM, "Bhavya Jain" <bsjcloud@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I would like to know if community supports formation of student chapters at Universities to reach out to the students? Being a student I personally feel it would be a good method to reach out to the students community. If not Student Chapters, then instead of User groups, how would be the idea of Interest groups at University level? User groups could be for developers.
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Bhavya Jain
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Frans Thamura
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Kavit Munshi
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Stefano Maffulli