The results are in, and it looks like Palantir will be all over DrupalCon San Francisco, which kicks off in just under five weeks.  Nine of us will be on hand to spread the Drupal love (and some great swag) everywhere from the stage to the Birds of a Feather (BoF) room to the hallway. Here's the low-down on the Palantir track:

Monday - 19 April

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm:
Objectifying PHP by Larry Garfield

Does $this->sentence()->scare($you)? Are you afraid you can't keep up as Drupal enters the world of object-oriented code? Stop on by for a crash course in Object Oriented PHP development.

5:15 pm - 6:15 pm
The Magic of Teams: Communication & Collaboration by Colleen Carroll and Steve Fisher

How developers, themers, and designers can learn to speak the same language for fun and profit.

5:15 pm - 6:15 pm:
Default theme implementations by John Albin Wilkins

How to write modules that make themers send you flowers. Or Jack Drupal T-shirts. Start off your Drupal 7 development life on the right track.

Tuesday - 20 April

8:30 am - 9:30 am:
Drupal 7 here we come by the whole team

Drupal 7 is nearly upon us! See what the pros are looking forward to and planning.

11:00 am - 12:00 pm:
Views for developers by Larry Garfield

You're using Views, right? Right? But are you extending it cleanly in a sustainable way? If not, see how Views is put together and where to extend it for the most power. (There's a lot of power in there.)

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm:
Design and Theming: What's new in Drupal 7? by John Albin Wilkins

An enhanced theme system, enhanced themes, and an enhanced Drupal 7 theming experience. Get the goods from Zen Master John.

Wednesday - 21 April

8:30 pm - 9:30 am:
Node Access in Drupal 7 by Ken Rickard

One of Drupal's least-understood systems got a major facelift in Drupal 7. Domain Access maintainer Ken Rickard is here to show you how to make the most of it.

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm:
Turning that UX Frown Upside-Down by Steve Fisher

Focusing on user experience from step 0 is key to making a site that users will like as much as engineers. Let Steve show you the how and why to UX nirvana.

2:45 pm - 3:45 pm:
Drupal as a web services platform by Greg Dunlap

The web isn't an island anymore. The Services module maintainer shows you all about how to talk to other sites, Flash applications, and more using JSON, XMLRPC, ReST, and other fun Web 2.0 acronyms.

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm:
Databases: The Next Generation by Larry Garfield

Just in case you hadn't heard, Drupal 7's database layer has been totally gutted and rewritten to be modern, powerful, flexible, and all kinds of awesome. Drupal 7's database maintainer is back with the likely most geeky-kitch session at DrupalCon on how to leverage the new database layer in your own code.

Ten sessions, and that's not even counting BoFs or the Core Developers Summit. (Yep, we submitted stuff for that, too.) And of course Drupal Association Board members Larry Garfield and Tiffany Farriss will be on hand at the Drupal Association session Wednesday morning where you can talk directly to the people who work behind the scenes on the non-code boring stuff to keep the Drupal community humming.

If you don't think you'll be able to keep track of it all and stalk your favorite Palantiri, follow us on Twitter for updates or stop by the Palantir sponsor table, too, to meet up with everyone above as well as George DeMet and Robin Barre.

We'll catch you on the trolley.