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  Top issues for Silverlight | | Smashing Magazine July 2010 Windows 7 Theme  

July 2010 Silverlight MVP Awards

posted @ Thursday, July 01, 2010 8:45 AM | 3 Comments

Each quarter, new MVP (Microsoft Most Valuable Professional) candidates are awarded.  January 2010 is the first awards of the year and so I present the new/moved/re-awarded Silverlight specific MVPs:

The following have been renewed this year – congratulations and keep up the good work!

Congratulations to everyone above and keep up the great work of showing us what Silverlight is all about!

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  Top issues for Silverlight | | Smashing Magazine July 2010 Windows 7 Theme  

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Daniel May
7/1/2010 9:03 AM | # re: July 2010 Silverlight MVP Awards
Good to see so many familiar names up for renewal this year - along with fresh faces.

Still a shame to see there's no-one representing the UK there though! All in good time.

Daniel
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timheuer
7/1/2010 11:15 AM | # re: July 2010 Silverlight MVP Awards
@PHenry - thanks for your support of your community leaders. The Silverlight MVP group has a very high bar for qualification...we feel more than normal against other MVP groups. Also please note that the award cycles look at a spectrum of a year contributions, not just current or a few months.
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aoter
3/12/2011 5:52 AM | # re: July 2010 Silverlight MVP Awards
The Silverlight MVP group has 70-432 test a very high bar for qualification...we feel more than normal 70-647 test against other MVP groups. 70-291 test Also please note that the award cycles look at a spectrum of a year contributions, 70-643 test not just current or a few months.






 
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