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		Charles Beckham's Blog When it comes to building an SOA with NetBeans 5.0 and Java Studio Enterprise, Beckham is the man. Get the SOA scoop from Sun's chief architect for all Java developments tools.
		Marina Sum's Blog Few people are more plugged in to SOA trends and technologies than Marina with her 15 years of Sun technology writing experience. You can get plugged in yourself with Marina's selection of choice writings and links on SOA and Java technology development.
		Todd Fast's Blog C'mon now, a developer named Fast has got to be good, right? Right. Todd is the new chief architect for Java Enterprise Tools, and lives up to his aptonym with tips and insights from the cutting edge of Java technology-enabled SOA.
		Chris Webster's Blog Chris, an engineer in the Java Studio Enterprise development team's SOA tools group, dishes up juicy technical details on BPEL, XML schemas, Ajax, and more.
		Prakash Narayan's Blog Prakash may be just starting out as a blogger – but he's got more than 15 years of experience at Sun, most recently as a senior engineering manager in the Sun Java Studio Enterprise team.

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