Sun Studio sessions @ SD West (join us!)

Howdy,
For folks who are attending SD Expo in Santa Clara, CA this week or who are in the area, the Sun Studio engineering team is holding a few talks, which are available to both conference attendees as well as those not registered (free session)
http://www.sdexpo.com/2008/west/tech_sessions.htm
We are in room 207 in the Santa Clara convention center. Come join us, meet folks from the product team, and hear about performance profiling and thread analysis in Sun Studio!
/kso

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