[Am-info] MICROSOFT WATCH

[Gene Gaines]

Dear Technology Professional,

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Many thanks,


Steve Sutton
for Microsoft Watch

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Gene Gaines
gene.gaines@gainesgroup.com
Sterling, Virginia