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Flash on the Beach 2008 schedule is up and I'll be there as a speaker

I was considering going myself at FlashOnTheBeach 2008, but now that they took me as a speaker I have no choice.
I was an attendace of the first edition of the conference and I missed the two others. So I'm glad to be part of this awesome event.

Moreover there'll be a lot of friends to meet and to party with. Looking at the lineup this is going to be great: Peter Elst, Koen de Weggheliere, Neil Webb, Lee Brimelow, Mike Downey, Richard Galvan,Ralph Hauwert, Keith Peters, Aral Balkan, Mario Klingemann, Branden Hall, Grant Skinner, Mike Chambers, Andre Michelle and many more.

The FOTB08 schedule is now up, so don't miss to partecipate at this amazing conference !
See you there !

Posted by marco casario on July 04, 2008 at 10:35 AM in Flash | Permalink

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