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Happy Birthday (America & This Blog)

By Michael Stelzner

It was July 4th 2oo6 when I first launched this blog.

Man what a ride!

I want to thank everyone who has contributed to the more than 5060 comments and 517 articles that have been posted on this blog!

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  • Congratulations, Michael! Four years of success, and many more to come! It's amazing to think that you've written 517 posts in that amount of time. I guess if you do a little bit every day, then it all adds up.
  • Thanks everyone!!
  • Mike:
    Congrats on the 3rd anniversary for your blog! Great and consistent blogging takes a lot of commitment. Kudos to you for keeping at it!!
  • Ntarugera François
    Mike:

    This independence of the US reminds me when I was born in the online communication. Happy birthday. the blog channel contributes much more in IT development not Rwanda but also worldwide.

    Enjoy it

    Ntarugera
  • Happy belated Independence Day to all my US friends, and a very happy birthday anniversary to you on your blog, Mike. You've been a mine of solid information, and I look forward to loads more.
  • Ntarugera Franç ois
    Mike:

    It is very important to me for you to understand that you figure among people who contributed much for my work in year 2008-2009.

    As you we all know, media practitioners do meet much obstacles whenever it comes to promote their products. You have been so helpfull by giving some of techinques & tactics which i found more helpful interm of my paper marketing.

    thanks so much. I will always remember you.

    Ntarugera François

    Itwararike Newspaper
  • Louis Columbus
    Michael, you do wonderful work and I continue to learn so much from you, thank you! Wishing you many more!
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