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  1. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    I am not fortunate enough to call myself an MVP because I am an employee of
    Microsoft. None of the MVPs are employees of Microsoft.

    However, I post about as many messages a day as an average MVP. I do this
    in the morning, in about an hour. It is a good way to start the day,
    sharpen my mind, and prepare my thoughts. I also learn a great deal from
    reading the messages posted by others.

    There are many intelligent people using Microsoft tools. I do not pretend
    to be so smart that I can't learn by reading about their issues and
    concerns.

    I then commute to work, and spend 8+ hours per day as a software designer
    and development lead. I enjoy my work and am fairly compensated for it.
    The project I'm on is quite successful, and we have shipped code three times
    in the past year, on time and on budget. Clearly, my contribution to the
    forums has not hurt me, nor does it reflect negatively on my employability.

    To smear the MVPs is to smear all of us. All who contribute. All who
    listen. All who learn.

    I will not engage you any longer in this discussion, troll. You obviously
    have no problem attacking people that you have never met, who provide a
    contribution that you do not value, for community that you do not belong to.

    --
    --- Nick Malik [Microsoft]
    MCSD, CFPS, Certified Scrummaster
    http://blogs.msdn.com/nickmalik

    Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this forum are my own, and not
    representative of my employer.
    I do not answer questions on behalf of my employer. I'm just a
    programmer helping programmers.
    --



  2. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    I have been working in the computer industry for over 30 years--I probably
    got started before you were born. I have built countless applications for
    companies large and small--some of which are probably still in use today. I
    spent 14 of those years at Microsoft learning and documenting, teaching and
    marketing, educating and mentoring those who would listen and want to learn.
    In my "spare" time (time stolen from my family life) I wrote 11 books on
    Microsoft technology. Some of these books have been translated to 6
    languages and are read all over the world. I "retired" from Microsoft 5
    years ago but I still have a job. I spend my time helping others where, when
    and however I can. I spend at least an hour a day and more time when I'm
    waiting for a compile or an install here on these lists and writing my blog.
    I spend the bulk of my time working with the latest builds of the latest
    development tools trying to make them better and trying to write articles,
    conference sessions and books on how these new technologies work. Thanks to
    my MVP status, I'm privledged to work very closely with the develoment teams
    at Microsoft and other companies in an effort to make your development
    process easier. I would do that even if I wasn't an MVP.

    What is it that you do to contribute? I suspect that your mommy needs to
    restrict the time you spend on the internet and make sure you're taking your
    medication. Your childish rantings here are clearly an indication that you
    need to get professional help. As it is, you're just making a fool of
    yourself.

    --
    ____________________________________
    William (Bill) Vaughn
    Author, Mentor, Consultant
    Microsoft MVP
    www.betav.com/blog/billva
    www.betav.com
    www.sqlreportingservices.net
    Please reply only to the newsgroup so that others can benefit.
    This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
    __________________________________
    >




  3. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    No, they didn't get me started and they sure as heck aren't going to get me
    fired, cuz I sell what I make. I don't read anyone's "blog", but at least
    some of the MVPs I see in the forums are published -- off the top of my
    head, Bill Vaughn and Hilary Cotter come to mind as having written some
    pretty weighty tomes.

    Anyway, congrats for trolling so adeptly :=)

    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    news:%23r5XCLSaFHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > They may have got you started, but they will also get you FIRED, just like
    > they were and are without a J.O.B.
    >
    > If these MVP's are SOOOO GOOD, how can they be here day after day, week
    > after week, year after year, YET have nothing, zippo written for
    > themselves
    > to show for it. Look at their websites, blogs at best! whew lots of coding
    > their. No it's posting, i.e. J.O.B. trolling cause they can't keep the
    > J.O.B. they had.
    >
    > How come these people, WHO ARE SO WELL KNOWN can't get a J.O.B. but those
    > guys who created FIREFOX can get a J.O.B. just like that and are ACTUALLY
    > TOO BUSY to be on their BLOGS all day LONG as they have REAL WORK TO DO?
    >
    > It's cause those FIREFOX guys actually created something that people use,
    > unlike MVP's who YEAR AFTER YEAR can't write a real program that people
    > want
    > and actually use but spend day in and day out here posting away.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > "Earl" <brikshoe@newsgroups.nospam> wrote in message
    > news:uXIM7cRaFHA.3488@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
    >> Frankly, I've often received better and more comprehensive advice from
    >> the
    >> MVPs than I've gotten from Microsoft on most occasions. Creating a

    > solution
    >> takes a lot more experience and knowledge than just "coding in .Net". I'm
    >> not sure what your beef is with the MVPs, but I think we would all be a

    > lot
    >> poorer without their insight and advice.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    >> news:%23MTEbKPaFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    >> > You guys who hang around here are some of the sorriest and most
    >> > incompetent
    >> > programmers( if you can even be called that) ever!!!
    >> >
    >> > The only thing you know are reference books and theory that's been

    > proven
    >> > wrong in the real world
    >> > You sit in front of your computer answering the SAME nickel and dime
    >> > questions day after day, week after week, year after year so you can't
    >> > possibly have any real experience in making an actual program and all

    > you
    >> > do
    >> > is give BAD advice to those seeking it here.
    >> >
    >> > As far as I am concerned, Microsoft should end the MVP program as all

    > that
    >> > it fosters is wanna be programmers who only give bad advice and never
    >> > DO
    >> > as
    >> > they ADVISE. You have essentially ZERO experience in coding .NET to

    > begin
    >> > with.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> > DEAR MICROSOFT:
    >> > Kill off the MVP program. It only fosters people who strive for

    > publicity
    >> > in
    >> > trying to get a programming job as opposed to being actually able to do
    >> > the
    >> > job. The MVP's only make programmers and the software industry look
    >> > bad
    >> > as
    >> > a whole as these people are supposed to be MOST VALUEABLE....when in

    > they
    >> > in
    >> > fact are the MOST WORTHLESS programmers ever, especially when they
    >> > actually
    >> > do get a job they only sit around with theory, and all that nonsense of
    >> > architecture and best practices only to not even deliver the project to
    >> > begin with. Why not put all that theory and knowledge to the test and
    >> > actually see if it really works? Ha ha ha..like you can even do that?
    >> >
    >> > All these people do is get silly certification and they STILL CANNOT
    >> > GET

    > A
    >> > JOB!!! Much less actually do the job.....Imagine that!!! It's no

    > wonder
    >> > companies go off shore, as the quality of software sucks anyway, so why
    >> > pay
    >> > extra in the US when it's going to be late, buggy and not what the
    >> > customer
    >> > wanted anyway.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> > MESSAGE TO MVP's:
    >> > WAKE UP!!! START DOING SOME REAL WORK or someone will make sure the

    > world
    >> > knows how incompetent you MVP's are and if you think you will have a

    > hard
    >> > time now flashing your MVP and Certification letters around, wait till
    >> > they
    >> > know the real truth about you and will think twice about even
    >> > mentioning
    >> > you
    >> > have a certification or MVP status......and no talking in front of user
    >> > groups don't count as most those groups are also like you, unemployed,
    >> > can't
    >> > get the job done right.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  4. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    This one message beats 'em all !!! Thank you Roy !!!

    BTW that Lwti dude - if he ever has the balls to come forth with his real
    name, I'd love to have a sane argument with him - but folks who are to
    chickensh*t to fire from behind a busy, are not worth my time.

    - Sahil Malik [MVP]
    http://codebetter.com/blogs/sahil.malik/


    "Roy" <roy.anderson> wrote in message
    news:1117903571.631274.316760@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
    > Thanks for all your help MVP's, it's appreciated!
    >
    > -Roy
    >




  5. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    wow, this guy has issues...

    --
    Regards,
    Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

    [Shameless Author Plug]
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    Now available @ www.lulu.com/owc, Amazon.com etc
    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    news:%23MTEbKPaFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > You guys who hang around here are some of the sorriest and most
    > incompetent
    > programmers( if you can even be called that) ever!!!
    >
    > The only thing you know are reference books and theory that's been proven
    > wrong in the real world
    > You sit in front of your computer answering the SAME nickel and dime
    > questions day after day, week after week, year after year so you can't
    > possibly have any real experience in making an actual program and all you
    > do
    > is give BAD advice to those seeking it here.
    >
    > As far as I am concerned, Microsoft should end the MVP program as all that
    > it fosters is wanna be programmers who only give bad advice and never DO
    > as
    > they ADVISE. You have essentially ZERO experience in coding .NET to begin
    > with.
    >
    >
    > DEAR MICROSOFT:
    > Kill off the MVP program. It only fosters people who strive for publicity
    > in
    > trying to get a programming job as opposed to being actually able to do
    > the
    > job. The MVP's only make programmers and the software industry look bad
    > as
    > a whole as these people are supposed to be MOST VALUEABLE....when in they
    > in
    > fact are the MOST WORTHLESS programmers ever, especially when they
    > actually
    > do get a job they only sit around with theory, and all that nonsense of
    > architecture and best practices only to not even deliver the project to
    > begin with. Why not put all that theory and knowledge to the test and
    > actually see if it really works? Ha ha ha..like you can even do that?
    >
    > All these people do is get silly certification and they STILL CANNOT GET A
    > JOB!!! Much less actually do the job.....Imagine that!!! It's no wonder
    > companies go off shore, as the quality of software sucks anyway, so why
    > pay
    > extra in the US when it's going to be late, buggy and not what the
    > customer
    > wanted anyway.
    >
    >
    > MESSAGE TO MVP's:
    > WAKE UP!!! START DOING SOME REAL WORK or someone will make sure the world
    > knows how incompetent you MVP's are and if you think you will have a hard
    > time now flashing your MVP and Certification letters around, wait till
    > they
    > know the real truth about you and will think twice about even mentioning
    > you
    > have a certification or MVP status......and no talking in front of user
    > groups don't count as most those groups are also like you, unemployed,
    > can't
    > get the job done right.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >




  6. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    No he's right Kevin.

    Too many MVPs are full of sh!t and little more than pimps playing on the
    neophytes with the same lame and often misleading or false comments passing
    for 'help' again and again and again. There are many motives why this would
    occur. Some malevolent and others not. This is really evident in the
    FrontPage newsgroups where I am astounded at the lies of ommission and
    manipulation that occurs.

    I can understand how human behavior can explain this phenomena and it often
    frustrates me to no end but I'm simply tired of getting into it any more as
    most of the time somebody will post to show the MVP is a pimp but the OP
    never or rarely comes back to even thank anybody or remain involved in the
    what can then evolve into a conflict. Even when the MVP is right on the
    money the OP is nowhere to be seen. Still, the OP of this topic has a valid
    point.

    There are MVPs that I know for a fact are liars and cheats and others I
    could not do without and bless the ground they walk on. This can be a real
    paradox.

    I've got something up my sleeve though so you better watch your step dude
    :-)


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    "Kevin Spencer" <kevin@DIESPAMMERSDIEtakempis.com> wrote in message
    news:uUyG9nPaFHA.2496@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
    > Dude, you've got some serious issues. I suggest long-term therapy.
    >
    > Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -
    > Phillip K. Dick
    >
    > --
    > HTH,
    >
    > Kevin Spencer
    > Microsoft MVP
    > .Net Developer
    > Ambiguity has a certain quality to it.
    >
    > "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    > news:%23MTEbKPaFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    >> You guys who hang around here are some of the sorriest and most
    >> incompetent
    >> programmers( if you can even be called that) ever!!!
    >>
    >> The only thing you know are reference books and theory that's been proven
    >> wrong in the real world
    >> You sit in front of your computer answering the SAME nickel and dime
    >> questions day after day, week after week, year after year so you can't
    >> possibly have any real experience in making an actual program and all you
    >> do
    >> is give BAD advice to those seeking it here.
    >>
    >> As far as I am concerned, Microsoft should end the MVP program as all
    >> that
    >> it fosters is wanna be programmers who only give bad advice and never DO
    >> as
    >> they ADVISE. You have essentially ZERO experience in coding .NET to begin
    >> with.
    >>
    >>
    >> DEAR MICROSOFT:
    >> Kill off the MVP program. It only fosters people who strive for publicity
    >> in
    >> trying to get a programming job as opposed to being actually able to do
    >> the
    >> job. The MVP's only make programmers and the software industry look bad
    >> as
    >> a whole as these people are supposed to be MOST VALUEABLE....when in they
    >> in
    >> fact are the MOST WORTHLESS programmers ever, especially when they
    >> actually
    >> do get a job they only sit around with theory, and all that nonsense of
    >> architecture and best practices only to not even deliver the project to
    >> begin with. Why not put all that theory and knowledge to the test and
    >> actually see if it really works? Ha ha ha..like you can even do that?
    >>
    >> All these people do is get silly certification and they STILL CANNOT GET
    >> A
    >> JOB!!! Much less actually do the job.....Imagine that!!! It's no wonder
    >> companies go off shore, as the quality of software sucks anyway, so why
    >> pay
    >> extra in the US when it's going to be late, buggy and not what the
    >> customer
    >> wanted anyway.
    >>
    >>
    >> MESSAGE TO MVP's:
    >> WAKE UP!!! START DOING SOME REAL WORK or someone will make sure the world
    >> knows how incompetent you MVP's are and if you think you will have a hard
    >> time now flashing your MVP and Certification letters around, wait till
    >> they
    >> know the real truth about you and will think twice about even mentioning
    >> you
    >> have a certification or MVP status......and no talking in front of user
    >> groups don't count as most those groups are also like you, unemployed,
    >> can't
    >> get the job done right.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  7. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    news:%23r5XCLSaFHA.3120@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > They may have got you started, but they will also get you FIRED, just like
    > they were and are without a J.O.B.
    >
    > If these MVP's are SOOOO GOOD, how can they be here day after day, week
    > after week, year after year, YET have nothing, zippo written for
    > themselves
    > to show for it. Look at their websites, blogs at best! whew lots of coding
    > their. No it's posting, i.e. J.O.B. trolling cause they can't keep the
    > J.O.B. they had.
    >
    > How come these people, WHO ARE SO WELL KNOWN can't get a J.O.B. but those
    > guys who created FIREFOX can get a J.O.B. just like that and are ACTUALLY
    > TOO BUSY to be on their BLOGS all day LONG as they have REAL WORK TO DO?


    So where are your websites? What have you developed? What do you do with all
    your time besides trolling on newsgroups?


    Guys, stop feeding the troll...



  8. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's..TROLL ALERT !!!

    Thank you, you proved my point for me. You , yourself have no J.O.B. and you are some kid who wishes he could write software
    (and cannot because he spends all his time spamming newsgroups) and is still crying because , under another name, he asked a
    question and no MVP answered it for him, because he was too stupid to figure out how to look it up for himself. So, instead of
    rewording his question or taking the time to state that he did try to find an answer, he instead, goes off on a temper tantrum
    like some spoiled 12 year old, and attacks others who have forgotten more than he will ever know about programming. Truely sad.
    Try and seek some counseling...............you need it. (maybe your mom will read this and finally take your computer privilges
    away)
    james

    Oh, and by the way.........WELCOME TO MY KILLFILE !!!!!!!!!!!!


    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message news:eo7FGBSaFHA.3280@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
    > are MVP's trolls? they WANT, NEED ATTENTION to get the J.O.B. that they
    > can't KEEP or GET. THUS, THEY KEEP POSTING, POSTING, POSTING AWAY...
    >
    > M.V.P = GIVE-ME-A-JOB-as-I-THINK-IKNOW-A-LOT-BUT-ACTUALLY-CAN'T DO IT-TROLL
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > "james" <jjames700ReMoVeMe at earthlink dot net> wrote in message
    > news:e172bnRaFHA.616@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    >> Known Troll who keeps posting his nonsense all over under different names.

    > In fact he is such a coward he
    >> cannot even post under his own name. Truely sad and a waste of bandwidth.
    >>
    >> james
    >>
    >> "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message

    > news:%23MTEbKPaFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    >> > You guys who hang around here are some of the sorriest and most

    > incompetent
    >> > programmers( if you can even be called that) ever!!!
    >> >
    >> > The only thing you know are reference books and theory that's been

    > proven
    >> > wrong in the real world
    >> > You sit in front of your computer answering the SAME nickel and dime
    >> > questions day after day, week after week, year after year so you can't
    >> > possibly have any real experience in making an actual program and all

    > you do
    >> > is give BAD advice to those seeking it here.
    >> >
    >> > As far as I am concerned, Microsoft should end the MVP program as all

    > that
    >> > it fosters is wanna be programmers who only give bad advice and never DO

    > as
    >> > they ADVISE. You have essentially ZERO experience in coding .NET to

    > begin
    >> > with.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> > DEAR MICROSOFT:
    >> > Kill off the MVP program. It only fosters people who strive for

    > publicity in
    >> > trying to get a programming job as opposed to being actually able to do

    > the
    >> > job. The MVP's only make programmers and the software industry look bad

    > as
    >> > a whole as these people are supposed to be MOST VALUEABLE....when in

    > they in
    >> > fact are the MOST WORTHLESS programmers ever, especially when they

    > actually
    >> > do get a job they only sit around with theory, and all that nonsense of
    >> > architecture and best practices only to not even deliver the project to
    >> > begin with. Why not put all that theory and knowledge to the test and
    >> > actually see if it really works? Ha ha ha..like you can even do that?
    >> >
    >> > All these people do is get silly certification and they STILL CANNOT GET

    > A
    >> > JOB!!! Much less actually do the job.....Imagine that!!! It's no

    > wonder
    >> > companies go off shore, as the quality of software sucks anyway, so why

    > pay
    >> > extra in the US when it's going to be late, buggy and not what the

    > customer
    >> > wanted anyway.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> > MESSAGE TO MVP's:
    >> > WAKE UP!!! START DOING SOME REAL WORK or someone will make sure the

    > world
    >> > knows how incompetent you MVP's are and if you think you will have a

    > hard
    >> > time now flashing your MVP and Certification letters around, wait till

    > they
    >> > know the real truth about you and will think twice about even mentioning

    > you
    >> > have a certification or MVP status......and no talking in front of user
    >> > groups don't count as most those groups are also like you, unemployed,

    > can't
    >> > get the job done right.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  9. Default Re: How good is the advice of MVP's...who can't even keep a J.O.B.?

    Inline:
    (means read my comments inbetween your inane rants)

    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message news:OTgFGYSaFHA.1456@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
    > Just how good are these MVP's who are so well known in the community when
    > they can't even keep their JOB but spend all day here?



    You still haven't proven even once that the MVP's (or anyone else here besides yourself) do not have a job.



    > Last time I checked, most if not all software projects are late, including
    > those at Microsoft.


    YOU CHECKED software projects??? So, you are waiting for what,,,,,,,,,,DOOM 4 1/2 ? And it's late
    Truely, a stupid and uninformed statement on your part.


    > Do you see those programmers, lead developers, CIO, CTO, or for that matter
    > even non-technical people here day in and day out when they actually have to
    > get something out the door?
    > NO, REPEAT, NO YOU DON'T


    You have no clue who posts here or what they do for a living. Provide some names and PROOF or STFU!
    (your silly nonsense posts are not considered proof of anything other than your inability to make sense)


    >
    > And if these MVPs are not actually doing something or ever have done that
    > something how can these MVPs actually tell you what to do when they haven't
    > done it themselves? Is that the advice you want?


    Again, on what do you base your statements concerning MVP's and what they do or don't do??
    Just your crybaby experiences don't count. Because it is obvious that you do not have enough intelligence
    to understand what takes place in these newsgroups and the amount of help given here each and every day.
    I hope you do finally get some good counseling as you are in serious denial of the truth of your situation.
    You are clearly suffering from H.I.A. Syndrome. ( head in ass) Please seek help immediately and get back on your meds as soon as
    possible before you wander too far from the instution and get ran over by a slow moving truck. And tell your keeper, it's time
    for you to go back to your room (padded).
    Have a nice day !!!
    james





  10. Default Re: A challenge to all MVP's.......GET A J.O.B. for once in your life

    Karl - is this you?
    --
    W.G. Ryan MVP (Windows Embedded)

    TiBA Solutions
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    "lwti" <spamalot@msn.com> wrote in message
    news:#MTEbKPaFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > You guys who hang around here are some of the sorriest and most

    incompetent
    > programmers( if you can even be called that) ever!!!
    >
    > The only thing you know are reference books and theory that's been proven
    > wrong in the real world
    > You sit in front of your computer answering the SAME nickel and dime
    > questions day after day, week after week, year after year so you can't
    > possibly have any real experience in making an actual program and all you

    do
    > is give BAD advice to those seeking it here.
    >
    > As far as I am concerned, Microsoft should end the MVP program as all that
    > it fosters is wanna be programmers who only give bad advice and never DO

    as
    > they ADVISE. You have essentially ZERO experience in coding .NET to begin
    > with.
    >
    >
    > DEAR MICROSOFT:
    > Kill off the MVP program. It only fosters people who strive for publicity

    in
    > trying to get a programming job as opposed to being actually able to do

    the
    > job. The MVP's only make programmers and the software industry look bad

    as
    > a whole as these people are supposed to be MOST VALUEABLE....when in they

    in
    > fact are the MOST WORTHLESS programmers ever, especially when they

    actually
    > do get a job they only sit around with theory, and all that nonsense of
    > architecture and best practices only to not even deliver the project to
    > begin with. Why not put all that theory and knowledge to the test and
    > actually see if it really works? Ha ha ha..like you can even do that?
    >
    > All these people do is get silly certification and they STILL CANNOT GET A
    > JOB!!! Much less actually do the job.....Imagine that!!! It's no wonder
    > companies go off shore, as the quality of software sucks anyway, so why

    pay
    > extra in the US when it's going to be late, buggy and not what the

    customer
    > wanted anyway.
    >
    >
    > MESSAGE TO MVP's:
    > WAKE UP!!! START DOING SOME REAL WORK or someone will make sure the world
    > knows how incompetent you MVP's are and if you think you will have a hard
    > time now flashing your MVP and Certification letters around, wait till

    they
    > know the real truth about you and will think twice about even mentioning

    you
    > have a certification or MVP status......and no talking in front of user
    > groups don't count as most those groups are also like you, unemployed,

    can't
    > get the job done right.
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
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