add 2011 awardees

data/people.conf

@@ -207,3 +207,18 @@ id = barbie
 g = Perl Community
 
 
+[Leo Lapworth]
+year = 2011
+id = leo_lapworth
+g = Perl community
+
+[Daisuke Maki]
+year = 2011
+id = daisuke_maki
+g = Perl user groups
+
+[Andrew Shitov]
+year = 2011
+id = andrew_shitov
+g = Perl conferences
+

data/people/andrew_shitov.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+If there were a contest for the most Perl events organized, 
+Andrew would most likely be the winner. The number of 
+conferences isn’t the only category he’d win though. 
+He’s not content just to organized conferences in his 
+own country, Russia, but also in Bulgaria, the 
+Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, and many others. 
+He’s also win the competition for organizing two 
+events the farthest apart: The Second Russian 
+Perl Workshop in Vladivostok and YAPC::EU 2011 in Rīga, Latvia. 
+That’s still not enough. He’s the moving force behind YAPC::TV, 
+which collects videos from Perl events and lets you view them for free. 
+For this, we recognize Andrew Shitov for the 2011 White Camel Award for Perl conferences.
+

data/people/daisuke_maki.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+If you’re doing Perl in Japan, you’ve probably run into Daisuke Maki. 
+He’s active in Shibuya.pm and many of the YAPC::Asia. He also started 
+the Japan Perl Association, the counterpart to The Perl Foundation and 
+YAPC::Europe Foundation. For this, we recognize Daisuke Maki for 
+the 2011 White Camel Award for Outstanding Contribution to Perl user groups.
+

data/people/leo_lapworth.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+You may have noticed that many of the core Perl sites, 
+such as www.cpan.org and www.perl.org look a lot different. 
+Indeed, they look a lot better. Perl, being very popular in 
+the early days of the web, it’s websites settled on the early 
+features and never left them. Leo Lapworth dragged many of the 
+Perl websites into the modern age and made them look more attractive at the same time. 
+Not only that, he’s one of the driving forces behind Perl News. Surely there’s more to 
+come from Leo, too. For this, we recognize Leo Lapworth for 
+the 2011 White Camel Award for Perl community.
+

script/static.pl

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 #print Dumper $conf;
 
 my %blob = read_personal_files($conf);
-print Dumper \%blob;
+#print Dumper \%blob;
 
 my @people = map { {NAME => $_} } sort keys %$conf;