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Vinz Vinz (Member since: 4/15/2009)
Working as a SDE at NCR Corporation and specializing on ASP.NET technologies. I am an active forum member and a regular contributor at the official ASP.NET forum site and one of the Top Community member with All- Star recognition level.I voluntarily spent my extra time helping other geeks through forums, blogs and articles. I have been awarded as Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET for 2009.

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  • rtpHarry 2/7/2010 7:06:16 PM by:  rtpHarry
    Wow! Well done Vinz. That's a real achievement. I don't know if you saw the thread recently but they are planning on rolling out badges like the MyGamerCard.net badges except for the asp.net forums. You will have a pretty impressive one when it launches!
  • vinz 2/8/2010 1:47:38 AM by:  vinz
    Thanks Harry! What thread?

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