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Red Gate's first Blood Brother

Published Thursday, November 20, 2008 4:58 PM

Being a Community Marketeer can be a tough road some days, but I think the highlight of my career arrived in my inbox today.

We like to show love for our friends … and this friend returned the passion in spades, and permanent spades at that!

Rodney Landrum, you truly are Red Gate's first blood brother.

Rodney. On YouTube. Getting a Red Gate tattoo.

Posted by Rachel

by red@work

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Melvyn Harbour said:

One of the great things about the way in which the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC Framework is being developed
November 21, 2008 5:14 AM
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