CFV: Kevin Walls as member of the HotSpot Group

[Paul Hohensee]

Vote: yes


Y.S.Ramakrishna at Sun.COM wrote:
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> I would like to nominate Kevin Walls for membership in the HotSpot Group.
>
> Kevin works with Sun's Java Sustaining Engineering and is based
> in the UK. In typical self-effacing fashion, here's Kevin in
> his own words: "Kevin Walls has been with Sun since the last century
> and is still trying to understand HotSpot. He is particularly interested
> in what happens when it all goes terribly wrong. Kevin works from the 
> Sun UK office (and from home). He studied Computing and Economics in
> London, but found the social-science part of it rather tedious
> after a while."
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>      Y S Ramakrishna
>      Yumin Qi
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> -- Y. S. Ramakrishna (Ramki)