Just won best paper award for WUSS 2010 about SAS stored process on BlackBerry... Woohoo http://goo.gl/fy8b0

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  1. Tal GaliliNovember 27, 2010 at 12:58 PM

    Hello there (I couldn't find your email so I am writing this to you here)

    I'd like to invite you to add your blog to the new:
    http://sas-x.com/
    Website.

    It's a news website, all dedicated to SAS, based on bloggers content.

    I am it's founder, and I created it after creating a similar (and somewhat successful) such website around the topic of R programming. That website can be seen at:
    http://www.r-bloggers.com/

    If you are interested in joining, you can simply add your site at:
    http://sas-x.com/add-your-blog/

    Best wishes,
    Tal

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