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Rich Tretola
November 14, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (0)

Well, unfortunately due to some family medical circumstances I will be missing MAX next week. I would like to publicly thank Danny Dura who will be giving my session titled "Introduction to Adobe AIR: Building Your First Application" and Andre Charland who will be moderating the "InsideRIA Outlook, 2009: What Every Developer Needs to Be Thinking About" session in my place. I will miss you all!

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