 there isn't much more to add except one thing and that is going to take a while. Let me introduce you to the team who organized EuroPython. First, there's nobody here. First, the project coordination, the Zen master of EuroPython 2014. Fajt Schiele, also in the project coordination, Karina Haupt, pairs of EuroPython 2014 and members of the board of the German Python user group, Mike Müller and Daniel Soska, program committee, Martin von Löwis, Holger Krekel, Sarah Mount and Reimer Bauer. The controlling team, first our financial guru, Christian Kreuzer, Daniel Soska again and Fajt Schiele. For the sponsoring, Christian Kreuzer and Fajt Schiele and also Fabio Plieger who isn't here yet. Who does communications, including Twitter, is Andreas Mackjett, team everything online is Marcus Holtermann, Horst Gutmann and Daniel Neuheuser. The travel and partner program was organized by Christian Rota, Andrea Glodek and Heiko Weinen. For everything graphic, there was an armada of people involved. Andre Hänze, Fred Bordfeldt, Malene Schuffort, Armin Schrossalchinski, Stefania Trabucci, Dino German, Patrick Fassauer, Dimitri Katz and Zess. The video operations center is still very active and working right now, so they can't come down here. They're sitting up there in the dark. They are Daniel Meisner, Manuel Hartkempa, Florian Larisch, Peter Hasse, Bern Riemer and Peter Körner. Also the BCC has been housing us for the last week and for the next two days and I would like to thank them as well and come up here, Pia Sofi-Wilm, Valentin Dreeves, Marc Stender, René Gitter, Mario Hatschief, Dirk Matschei, Dennis Hegemann and Philipp Waldo. These are already a lot of people, however, there is the volunteer organization. So Karina Haupt and Marcus Holtermann, can you raise your arms just to show again? Those two guys were organizing even more people. Wait, where's my slide? Ah, there, there we are. These are all the volunteers. Stand up if you see your name. As a reminder for your volunteers, we still need you. We need to dismantle the place and we will give you a barbecue tonight at 8 p.m. for honoring all your services. Additionally, Fabio Plieger, who isn't here yet from the EPS, he says hi and he also says thank you to all the organizers. And one more specialty. We're very, very grateful for the work that Pyleides and Django Girls made, did put in here for making Europe Python even more fantastic experience for everyone. So please give an applause to Patricia, Alexandra Sendeka and Ola Cytarska. Thank you very much, Christian, for this very nice, thank you to everybody. Thank you, Christian. Okay, we're not done yet saying thank you. Can you go back? No? Yeah, okay. Of course, this conference wouldn't be possible in the form and it's now without the sponsors and that's why we put all the logos up here for all the sponsors. You can see many of them and then different levels, please look at the website. Though we have bronze and silver and gold sponsors that help us to make this conference affordable and special things I would like to say to our three platinum sponsors and I would like to call their name. So it's Google, HP and road code. So thank you very much for all our sponsors. I think we're not quite done yet because there's a group of people missing that we haven't thanked yet and actually that's you. That's all of you who came here. We are extremely grateful because without you, all of this would not make sense at all. So thank you to all of you. Please! So to everybody who leaves today, see you next year and have a safe trip home. To everybody else who stays, see you tonight and on Saturday and Sunday enjoy the sprints, the bar camp and the pie data conference. This leaves only one thing for me to say, oh no, it's starting, great. This leaves only one thing for me to finish with after this slide. Everybody on there? So one thing to say at the end, that Python, dammit! There you go.