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VSLive! completes another successful visit to Orlando
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Virtual Conferences: Attendees can access electronic materials from the event at Virtual VSLive! Log-in details are on the front page of your Gold Passport proceedings book or the homepage of the conference CD.
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Microsoft is set to launch Whidbey and Yukon November 7th, which means you can start planning to build production systems now. One of the best ways to get up to speed quickly is to immerse yourself in sessions and in-depth workshops at VSLive! Orlando, including an all new-SQL Live! conference focused on the new release. Join us October 9-13 in Central Florida for five days of intensive education from the IT practitioners you’ve come to trust the most.
Online registration is now closed but you can still sign up on-site at the Walt Disney World Dolphin, October 9-13.
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Keynote Presentations
"Next-Generation Database Application Development"
Bill Baker, GM of SQL Server Business Intelligence
Microsoft
 "Visual Studio 2005: More Power with Less Code Now"
BJ Holtgrewe, Lead Product Manager for Visual Studio, Microsoft and Eric Lee, Product Manager, Visual Team System, MIcrosoft
 "Introducing the Windows Communication Foundation"
Richard Turner, Web Services Strategy, Microsoft
 "ASP.NET 2.0 and Sql Server '05 on 64 Bits: AN MSDN Case Study "
Larry Jordan, Development Manager, Microsoft.com Application Team
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 Combine business and pleasure. The Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel, home of VSLive! Orlando 2005, is part of the Walt Disney World® Resort complex. Book your accommodations at the Walt Disney World Dolphin and enjoy free shuttle access to shopping, dining, nightlife, and of course, the theme parks and attractions. So bring the kids or bring out your inner kid and enjoy all Walt Disney World Resort has to offer while you're at VSLive!
Check back often or for updates on the agenda for the Orlando conference and special Walt Disney World Resort offers or have them delivered straight into your inbox when you sign up for e-mail updates in the right-hand column.
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