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.conf 2013 Sessions schedule

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Is there a planned release date for the sessions schedule as how they line up to the "Breakout Session #" time slots in the agenda?

Session list: http://conf.splunk.com/sessions

Agenda: http://conf.splunk.com/view/conference-agenda/SP-CAAAFFN

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So, If you have registered for the conference you should have received an email on Monday the lets you know that a tool is now available from the site that you used to register. The tool is pretty nice and makes it easy to pick the sessions you want to attend, and you can save your schedule in the tool and print it out.

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So, If you have registered for the conference you should have received an email on Monday the lets you know that a tool is now available from the site that you used to register. The tool is pretty nice and makes it easy to pick the sessions you want to attend, and you can save your schedule in the tool and print it out.

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