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My company/organization:
Generation YES
Title on my business card:
President
But really, my title should be:
Cat Herder
I blog at:
http://blog.genyes.com
I'm an evangelist for:
student empowerment through technology
I'm currently reading:
Shakespere Riots
Follow me on Twitter at:
http://www.twitter.com/smartinez

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Sylvia Martinez replied to the discussion Say hello Mar 20
Sylvia Martinez is member #312 of Society for Word of Mouth. Mar 20

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