JavaOne Discount

    If anyone is going to JavaOne and hasn't registered yet, you can get an
extra $100 JUG discount.  If you don't have a local JUG, you're welcome to
join out mailing list at:

http://www.jaxjug.org/

   Here are the details that came across on another list:


2006 JavaOne(SM) Conference

May 16-19, 2006

The Moscone Center

San Francisco, CA

Reward Your Members...and Have an Opportunity to Host Your JUG Meeting
at the Conference

Send your members a $100 registration discount, courtesy of the 2006
JavaOne(SM) conference. Plus-the JUG that registers the most members has
the opportunity to host a meeting at the Conference with James Gosling
as your special guest!

To register online, visit:

http://www.cplan.com/javaone2006/externalregistration

Enter your Priority Code: JUG001 on the login screen.

Your members must use this Priority Code when registering in order to
take advantage of the discount and to count towards your JUG's total
registrations.

Remember, the JavaOne conference is the place for your members to come
together with the global Java(tm) community and stay up to date on the
latest innovations in Java technology.

For more details on the Conference, visit

http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf

If you have questions, please contact javaone_marketing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

JavaOne Conference Registration Fees for JUG Members*

Register by April 14, 2006, and take advantage of these Early Bird
savings and the JUG discount:

Conference Pass: Save $300 off the on-site fee ($1,695 versus $1,995)

Conference Plus Pass: Save $300 off the on-site fee ($2,395 versus
$2,695)

*Discount cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers or alumni
pricing. Offer not valid on site.


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