> Sorry, but I either didn't get it or it was somehow misfiled.  Can you confirm it went to me, and if so can I trouble you to send it again and I'll try very hard to track it. Alternatively, you can send it to jlibe...@jliberty.com though I typically get your email at jlibe...@microsoft.com without a hitch.

> Thanks!

> -jesse

> -----Original Message-----
> From: codemash@googlegroups.com [mailto:codemash@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Jason Gilmore
> Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 1:21 PM
> To: codemash@googlegroups.com
> Subject: [CodeMash] Re: CodeMash Session Announcement!

> Hi Alex,

> An e-mail to all speakers will be sent out Monday evening.

> Jason

> On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 12:47 AM, Alex Miller <alexdmil...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>> This sounds great!  Glad to see I'm on the list too. :)  When will
>> speaker information be sent out?  I have a number of questions.

>> Alex Miller
>> http://tech.puredanger.com

>> On Nov 12, 7:18 pm, "Jason Gilmore" <w...@wjgilmore.com> wrote:
>>> Fellow CodeMashers,

>>> After much debate, cajoling, discussion, and gnashing of the teeth,
>>> we're pleased to announce the list of accepted sessions. With each
>>> passing year this process becomes much more difficult, not only
>>> because of the high quality of submissions, but also because of the
>>> growing quantity. In fact, this year we received over 300 submissions!
>>> Accordingly, we're pleased to announce the addition of a 7th
>>> concurrent track, bringing our total count over the two-day period to
>>> a whopping 63 sessions!

>>> Below you'll find the list of sessions, ordered according to the
>>> presenter's first name. In the coming days we'll be posting the
>>> titles, descriptions, and speaker bios on the CodeMash site, along
>>> with a schedule.

>>> Speakers: in the coming days I'll be following up with you regarding
>>> various speaker-related matters, and of course am always available via
>>> this e-mail address.

>>> Jason Gilmore and Dianne Marsh
>>> CodeMash Speaker Coordinators

>>> =====
>>> THE LIST!
>>> =====
>>> * Ruby Isn't Just About Rails (Adam Wiggins)
>>> * Actor Concurrency (Alex Miller)
>>> * Rich Apps with Groovy's SwingBuilder (Andres Almiray)
>>> * MS Robotics Studio vs. The Antique Robot (Andrew Craze)
>>> * Executable documentation with easyb (Andrew Glover)
>>> * Microsoft Virtual Earth, Now in 3D (Aydin Akcasu)
>>> * deep LINQ: C# query expression pattern (Bill Wagner)
>>> * Modeling types with extension methods (Bill Wagner)
>>> * Soft Skillz (Brian Prince)
>>> * Refactoring Java with JRuby (Brian Sam-Bodden)

>>> * Ruby Web Components with Trellis (Brian Sam-Bodden)
>>> * Functional Concepts for OOP Developers (Bryan Weber)
>>> * Re-thinking UI - WPF DataTemplates (Carey Payette)
>>> * Introducing the iPhone SDK (Chris Adamson)
>>> * Introducing Drupal: A Look Inside Zattoo's Drupal Implementation
>>> (Chris Cassell)
>>> * iPhone Web Development with Grails (Christopher M. Judd)
>>> * JRuby and the Infinite Toolbox (Clinton R. Nixon)
>>> * Silverlight 2 Architectural Best Practices (David J Kelley)
>>> * Language Oriented DDD (David Laribee)
>>> * Practical Scala (Dianne Marsh)

>>> * Managed Extensibility Framework (Drew Robbins)
>>> * Modern Web Applications with .NET (Drew Robbins)
>>> * Multi-threading Mojo with F# (Dustin Campbell)
>>> * Grease, a parallel systems architecture (Edward Vielmetti)
>>> * Introducing Agile for Real World Developers (Greg Huber)
>>> * Well, Isn't that Spatial... (SQL Server 2008 Spatial Data) (Jason Follas)
>>> * CI: More than just a toolset (Jay Harris)
>>> * A Look Inside Microsoft Labs: Photosynth, Deep Zoom, Live Mesh, and
>>> More (Jeff Blankenburg)
>>> * Introducing the LiveMesh SDK (Jeff Blankenburg)
>>> * Developing for Microsoft Surface (Jennifer Marsman)

>>> * Dev Guide: Skinning Silverlight Controls (Jesse Liberty)
>>> * Dynamic Hyper-Video in Silverlight (Jesse Liberty)
>>> * Three Tips to Improve Your Dev Process (Jim Holmes)
>>> * Griffon in front, Grails in back (Jim Shingler)
>>> * What? Threads Are Hard? (Jim Weirich)
>>> * Reverse Engineering Applications (Joe Kuemerle)
>>> * Developing JoeMetric for the iPhone (Joe O'Brien)
>>> * Testing Rails (Joe O'Brien)
>>> * A Programmers Guide to User Experience (Josh Walsh)
>>> * Guerilla SOA for WCF (Joshua Graham)

>>> * Demystifying Windows Communication Foundation (Keith Elder)
>>> * Spring 2.5 MVC (Ken Sipe)
>>> * Erlang: The Basics (Kevin Smith)
>>> * Ruby Desktop Application Framework (Lance Carlson)
>>> * Introducing Prototype and Scriptaculous (Leon Gersing)
>>> * JVM scripting with Jython (Mark Ramm)
>>> * Thrashing (Mary Poppendieck)
>>> * Groovy/Grails for non-Java developers (Michael Kimsal)
>>> * IronRuby In The Real World (Michael Letterle)
>>> * Test Infecting the Legacy Organization (Nathaniel Schutta)

>>> * Dynamic Languages and the JVM (Nathaniel Schutta)
>>> * Scaling Habits of ASP.NET Applications (Richard Campbell)
>>> * Adobe Flex with MVC Frameworks (Robert A. O'Malley)
>>> * Clean Code Ruby (Robert C. Martin)
>>> * Pumping Iron into Python: Intro to FePy (Sarah Dutkiewicz)
>>> * Cool Stuff With Computer Vision (Scott Preston)
>>> * Improving Web Application Performance and Scalability (Steve Smith)
>>> * Practices of an Agile Developer (Venkat Subramaniam)
>>> * Programming in Scala (Venkat Subramaniam)
>>> * Cloud Computing with .Net (Wesley Faler)
>>> * Python Data Visualization and Imaging (Zach Steindler)