Re: MVP

"Death from Above" <supaninja@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Subject: MVP
From: "Death from Above" <supaninja@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse


It would really help my self esteem if I could become a Microsoft MVP.
I'm just not really interested in responding to people's questions or
posting useful information on my blog, or setting up a useful website
about Microsoft technologies. Other than that, I'm am really
motivated to get MVP this year. How should I proceed?


Death from Above



Enquire more at www.microsoftlearning.com. Its really up to you if you
have the resources to do so.

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