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import requests
import bs4


    

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reqconf = requests.get('https://2015.osdc.com.au/schedule/')


    

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bsre = bs4.BeautifulSoup(reqconf.text)


    

    




/usr/local/lib/python3.4/dist-packages/bs4/__init__.py:166: UserWarning: No parser was explicitly specified, so I'm using the best available HTML parser for this system ("lxml"). This usually isn't a problem, but if you run this code on another system, or in a different virtual environment, it may use a different parser and behave differently.

To get rid of this warning, change this:

 BeautifulSoup([your markup])

to this:

 BeautifulSoup([your markup], "lxml")

  markup_type=markup_type))

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spre = bsre.findAll('span')


    

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listalk = list()


    

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for spr in spre:
    print (spr.text)
    listalk.append(spr.text)


    

    




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Going Viral for Fun, not Profit


                                    Ben Dechrai
                                

Open Source Vocational Engineering with High Performance Computing


                                    Lev Lafayette
                                

Inkscape for Absolute Beginners


                                    Donna Benjamin
                                

Network Insecurity, a love story


                                    Julien Goodwin
                                

Teaching and learning, what I learned from a year of mentoring at UTS


                                    Jack Skinner
                                

Javascript is Awe-ful


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eLearning and IoT


                                    Kenneth Scott Huntley
                                

SubPos - A "Dataless" Wi-Fi Positioning System


                                    Blair Wyatt
                                

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                                    Peter Lock
                                

Using FOSS for proposing improved public transport plans in Australian cities


                                    Patrick Sunter
                                

Disrupting the Classroom, in a Good Way


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                                    Matthew Cengia
                                

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                                    Claire Reeler
                                

Keynote: Climbing the Garden Wall – An Educator's Odyssey in Second Life and OpenSim


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Hack the Planet - A practical guide to web application vulnerabilities


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                                    Pia Waugh
                                

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firzlis = list()


    

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for li in lisfix:
    lireps = li.replace('  ', '')
    liqwe = lireps.replace('\n', '')
    firzlis.append(liqwe)


    

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for firz in firzlis:
    print (firz)


    

    






Going Viral for Fun, not Profit
Ben Dechrai
Open Source Vocational Engineering with High Performance Computing
Lev Lafayette
Inkscape for Absolute Beginners
Donna Benjamin
Network Insecurity, a love story
Julien Goodwin
Teaching and learning, what I learned from a year of mentoring at UTS
Jack Skinner
Javascript is Awe-ful
Katie McLaughlin
eLearning and IoT
Kenneth Scott Huntley
SubPos - A "Dataless" Wi-Fi Positioning System
Blair Wyatt
Crash-safe Replication with MariaDB and MySQL Global Transaction ID.
Peter Lock
Using FOSS for proposing improved public transport plans in Australian cities
Patrick Sunter
Disrupting the Classroom, in a Good Way
Arjen Lentz
Intro to OpenStreetMap
Matthew Cengia
Skulling Around: Hands-on History
Claire Reeler
Keynote: Climbing the Garden Wall – An Educator's Odyssey in Second Life and OpenSim
Mark Elwell
How Can I contribute to Mozilla
Anup Allamsetty
Lunchbox Window Manager
Alysander Stanley
Hack the Planet - A practical guide to web application vulnerabilities
Katie McLaughlin
Get your A-Game On! Levelling up your Open Source Career
Kathy Reid
To the moon: FOSS lessons from building the Comprehensive Kerbal Archive Network
Paul '@pjf' Fenwick
HTTP By The Numbers!
Christopher Neugebauer
How to Stop Lying, and Track What Matters
Casey West
Create customized map layers with TileMill
Matthew Cengia
Talking with Leviathans: interfacing Open Source to SAP
Nick Moore
EasyCount, freedom of information and openness
Michael Cordover
Opportunities in Openness. Driving positive change in local communities.
Richard Tubb
Daily fun with containers; A live demo
Sven Dowideit
Much MIDI stuff - and its Lessons
Peter Billam
Identity Management with FreeIPA
Fraser Tweedale
Debugging: how to survive potential assassination
Paul Wayper
The Great Escape : Tunnelling your way to freedom with SSH
John Dalton
Catmandu and Elasticsearch: making search current
Robin Sheat
Impressive Slideshow without Presentation Software
Kazuaki Maeda
Submitting your Android app to F-Droid
Peter Serwylo
4 Raspberry Pi + 1 MySQL Cluster. Really?
Ronen Baram
Open Source in government: lessons from the community
Pia Waugh

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