Today is the last day of LISA '10.  It brings to a close a long week for everyone who made the conference happen.  As a first-time LISA attendee, I've found that there's just not enough time to take everything in.  The quality of the training and the technical sessions are amazing.  I feel like I need to repeat the week just to catch everything I missed.  One attendee called it a "firehose" conference and that's certainly an apt description.  It's easy to tell why there are so many regular attendees:  there's so much to learn and so many friends to make.

I'd like to thank the USENIX staff and the LISA volunteers, instructors, speakers, and sponsors.  I also appreciate Purdue University's willingness to cover my travel expenses this week.  Writing for the LISA Blog has been an incredibly rewarding challenge and I hope it has proven to be a valuable resource for LISA attendees and those who couldn't make it to San Jose.  See you in Boston!

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