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I'll send a longer "trip report" when I get back to the U.S., but in
the meantime, some of you might enjoy looking at the page that Pacific
HiTech (the sponsors of the event, along with Walnut Creek CDROM) has
put up at http://ume.pht.co.jp/freebsd/en/

				Jordan