I'm an MVP (again!)

@YaronNaveh

I guess I can skip the traditional email quote by now. I just got the 2011 MVP award in Connected System Developer. Becoming an MVP last year was the beginning of a very interesting year. I'm super exited to get this award for the second time. I'll do my best to justify this recognition.

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And the winners are...

@YaronNaveh

Two weeks ago I announced the Msdn ultimate giveaway contest. A lot of people published great comments to the post which made it a really hard decision for me. I finally had to decide and I have based my decision on the following criteria: Relevancy to web services interoperability, amount of implementation details, and presence of rationale behind the details.

It was a tough decision and a very close call. I learned a lot from your responses and thank you all for participating.

The winners are:

Ladislav Mrnka

tatman

Ken Egozi

Please contact me to get your award.

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Free MSDN Ultimate - Reminder

@YaronNaveh

We're just 8 days away from your chance to win a $11899 MSDN Ultimate subscription.
All you need to do is leave a comment to the original post describing (in detail) a project you were involved with where web services interoperability was used. There are 3 prizes waiting so you have pretty good chances...

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Free MSDN Ultimate subscriptions (+VS 2010) - Giveaway contest

@YaronNaveh

Last July I was nominated as a Microsoft MVP. A few days ago I got my "MVP Package":

It is a very cool package!

The package also includes this:

What's this?
Three MSDN ultimate subscription keys. Each one includes:

Windows Azure Platform

Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate

Visual Studio TFS 2010

Expression Studio Ultimate

Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008

Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010, Project Professional 2010, Visio Premium 2010

and much more...

This package is worth $11,899. And you will get it for free.

How do I get a $11,899 MSDN Ultimate for free?
Publish a comment to this post describing a project you were involved with where web services interoperability was required. The three most detailed descriptions by 8 October 2010 will grant their author a $11,899 MSDN Ultimate for free!

Edit: detailed = in quality, not length :) chosen by me.

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