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This comment was added to my blog the other day, but I think it deserves posting as a blog entry in it's own right:

Hi Dave,

We've worked up a 70-282 set of resources on a live.space. The effort is thorough and a good starting point for anyone looking at the 70-282 exam. Two particularly useful URL's are:

http://wigital.spaces.live.com  AND  

70-282examteam.events.live.com

You are welcome to contribute and/or comment  if you have time.

Warm Regards,

Mark

ttfn

David

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Mark Raborn wrote re: Where to go to study for SBSC exam 70-282 - help from the community by the community
on Sat, Feb 9 2008 2:30 PM

Thanks David. I appreciate the very friendly acknowledgement :)

http://wigital.spaces.live.com was also recognized by Mike I @ microsoft in one of the 5w50 webcasts yesterday. It's amazing to have support so quicky. A good thing of course and possibly an indication that SBSC people really did have a need in this area to begin with.

for the community...

Cheers :)

BTW 5w/50 is is a "new" and excellent source for SBSC webcasts. Check them out here: www.mssmallbiz.com/sbstraining

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