I never remember saying I wanted to be sent crap when I signed up for the Java3D list ----- Original Message ----- From: Camelot Events Reminder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 6:43 PM Subject: International Conference for Java Development - Registration Open. > + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + > If you do not wish to receive future email messages, please forward > this message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (be sure to forward the ENTIRE message, or you may not be removed!) > + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + > > Master new programming skills at the largest gathering of Java(tm) technology > users coming to the East Coast in 2001! > > International Conference for Java Development > Conference: February 28 - March 2/Exhibition: March 1-2 > Marriott Marquis, New York City > Java University(sm) Preconfernce: February 26 - 27 > > Register today for the only Java developer focused event coming to New York! > Over 2,500 of your peers will be here, along with the industry's most respected > technical experts, sought-after gurus and advanced users who will show you how > to maximize Java technology to build the next generation enterprise applications. > Dedicate yourself to 5 days of Java intellect and master new skills from those > who are deploying Java in today's large-scale enterprise applications. > > Featuring Sun Microsystems' Java University Program on February 26 and 27. > The International Conference for Java Development is proud to present > Sun Microsystems' Java University(sm) Program. This two-day pre-conference > program offers multiple full-day, code-level training sessions presented by > industry experts. Learn about enterprise development, component development, > using XML or prepare for and take the Programmer certification exam - onsite! > Combine Java University with your three-day pass to maximize your investment in > Java technology training. > > Register at: http://www.javacon2001.com or call 212-251-0006, ext. 13. For > more information contact us at mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Event Highlights > *Presented by overwhelming demand, this will be the largest and most > sophisticated Java event to come to New York in 2001. > *Superior technical program - 5 tracks with over 70 sessions to select from. > *Night School Sessions- Extend your day program or take independently > *Expert faculty including Martin Fowler, Marco Pistoia, Peter Haggar, Bill Day, > Elliotte Rusty Harold, Paul Lipton, Gregory Messner, Tyler Jewell, > Gerry Seidman, Ed Roman, Marty Hall, Philip Heller > *Free interactive exhibit floor. Over 10 hours of exploration are waiting for you > *Sun Microsystems' Java University preconference training program > *Get Certified! Take your Java technology certification exam at the show > (provided by Prometric) > > Featuring 5 Concurrent Tracks > *Java in the Real World > *Design > *Enterprise Java > *Java for Wireless and Embedded Systems > *Java Programming > > Two-Day Exhibit - Free Special Events Open to All! > Exhibit Hours: > Thursday, March 1 - 12:45 - 6:45 and Friday, March 2, 12:00 - 5:00 > A full-scale exhibit hall packed with leading vendors will be on hand to > demonstrate the latest products and answer your questions. All are welcome to > fun-filled networking opportunities, including: > *Keynote Presentations > *Product Education Sessions > *Technology Briefings > *Panel Discussions > *Welcome Reception > *Product Giveaways > > Onsite Java technology certification exams by Prometric > Testing facility in the Sun Education Pavilion. Hours: > Thursday, March 1 - 12:45 - 8:00 and Friday, March 2, 8:00 - 5:00. Reserve > your spot and get certified at the show. > > Register on-line for your free Exhibit Pass - a $25.00 value! > > Register at: http://www.javacon2001.com or call 212-251-0006, ext. 13. For > more information contact us at mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > The Standard of Excellence > We realize you have a choice for your IT training requirements. Every Camelot > event is recognized for it's on-going commitment to unbiased and up to the > minute technical presentations that are always led by industry leaders. This > exceptional line-up of speakers and topics is the only event you can't afford > to miss. > > The International Conference for Java Development is by produced by > Camelot Communications Corp. Java and Java-based marks are trademarks or > registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other > countries. 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