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DotNetGuts said…
Hi abhi,

I was just browsing through your blog... really enjoyed your post. Good going, cheers for you. Regarding blogstar i have question, that why still after so much time we haven't recieved any official mail from Microsoft stating a winner of Blogstar.... what could be the reason. Can you please find out the reason as other MVP also have the same question.

Vivek
http://www.dotnetguts.blogspot.com
February 1, 2007 at 10:43:00 AM GMT+5:30
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