Just couldn't resist tooting my own horn... :-)
As of July 1, 2009, my MVP award has been renewed. This is the 3rd consecutive year I've been given the award. It helps to make all the work worth it.
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?lc=1033
A lot of folks have the idea that MVP's are just Microsoft shills. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Many of us are the first ones in line to give MS a resounding whack up side the head when they make a bonehead move (and they do some doozies!). I know plenty of MVP's who use Firefox, Thunderbird and other 3rd party software rather than MS products.
What we DO is try to get out into the community (real and cyber) to help where we can. The best part is that we learn from you all as much as we teach or help out.
The next year should be fun with Windows 7, Office 2010, and other goodies. Enjoy!
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- Hank Arnold (MVP)
- I'm a network administrator at a Hospice in Hyde Park, NY. I've worked there for 7 years. Before that I worked at IBM for 28 years in "various technical & management positions". I've been using personal computers since 1981. I used one of the original IBM PC-1's that came out then. I've built and managed Windows (and OS/2) networks. I currently manage 150+ computers and 10+ servers, running Windows XP, Server 2000, Server 2003. Applications include SQL Server , Exchange, Citrix XenApp 4.5, as well as print servers and other miscellaneous utility servers. In July 2007, I was awarded the title of Microsoft "Most Valuable Professional" and it was renewed in July 2008 & 2009. It's a recognition of active participation in the user community and efforts to educate & help users using windows computers. In 2007 I won 2nd place in the Splunk.NET "Sysadmin of the Year" contest. Won an iPhone for that.
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