move proposal to its own directory

david-calavera/README.md

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+# Your infrastructure is obsolete, deprecate it!
+
+At Engine Yard, we run thousands of virtual machines for our clients,
+but the services that we designed years ago to provision those 
+VMs and give service to our customers has become obsolete.
+
+This talk is about how we're deprecating these services without 
+forcing our customers to move forward neither abandon us. 
+We'll talk about software as a service to provision big cloud infrastructures, 
+and how our underlying services configure instances 
+for users running bleeding edge Ruby technologies, 
+without abandoning customers that still use Ruby1.8.6+mongrel. 
+We'll talk about Chef, how to use it efficiently and also 
+how to get that nobody in your team want to use it anymore. 
+But most important, we'll talk about customers' happiness and how it's hidden behind a simple mouse click.
+
+
+## David Calavera
+
+David works as a developer at Engine Yard where he leads the provisioning team.
+He's also a JRuby commiter and creator of the most used application server for JRuby.
+David has traveled the globe speaking in conferences like RailsConf, Euruko and JRubyConf, among others.
+
+![Profile picture](http://distillery.s3.amazonaws.com/media/2011/05/30/ac0ff99008e6491c977ccedc20194428_7.jpg)
+
+- [Twitter](https://twitter.com/#!/calavera)
+- [Github](http://github.com/calavera)
+- [Past talk slides](http://www.slideshare.net/calavera)
+

example/README.md

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-# Your infrastructure is obsolete, deprecate it!
+# My talk title
 
-At Engine Yard, we run thousands of virtual machines for our clients,
-but the services that we designed years ago to provision those 
-VMs and give service to our customers has become obsolete.
+My talk description
 
-This talk is about how we're deprecating these services without 
-forcing our customers to move forward neither abandon us. 
-We'll talk about software as a service to provision big cloud infrastructures, 
-and how our underlying services configure instances 
-for users running bleeding edge Ruby technologies, 
-without abandoning customers that still use Ruby1.8.6+mongrel. 
-We'll talk about Chef, how to use it efficiently and also 
-how to get that nobody in your team want to use it anymore. 
-But most important, we'll talk about customers' happiness and how it's hidden behind a simple mouse click.
 
+## My name
 
-## David Calavera
+My bio
 
-David works as a developer at Engine Yard where he leads the provisioning team.
-He's also a JRuby commiter and creator of the most used application server for JRuby.
-David has traveled the globe speaking in conferences like RailsConf, Euruko and JRubyConf, among others.
-
-![Profile picture](http://distillery.s3.amazonaws.com/media/2011/05/30/ac0ff99008e6491c977ccedc20194428_7.jpg)
-
-- [Twitter](https://twitter.com/#!/calavera)
-- [Github](http://github.com/calavera)
-- [Past talk slides](http://www.slideshare.net/calavera)
+![Profile picture](https://github.com/euruko2012/call-for-proposals/raw/master/example/profile_picture.jpg)
 
+- [My website](http://www.example.org)
+- [My twitter](https://twitter.com/#!/twitter_handle)
+- [Past talk slides](http://www.example.org)
+- [Past talk video](http://www.example.org)