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IPexpert 2008 Networkers Party!
By Arden Packeer, CCIE #20716⋅ June 21, 2008 ⋅ 
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If you are heading out to Cisco Networkers in Orlando be sure to check out IPexpert’s 2008 Networkers Party on Monday night (June 23rd).
They are giving away $100,000+ in prizes including: 8 CCIE “End-to-End” All-Inclusive Training Programs ($10K+ value each!), 10 of IPexpert’s NEWLY-RELEASED Blended Learning Solutions ($1600+ value each!) and 5 CCIE 5-Day Boot Camp seats ($5000+ value each!). The first 50 people in the door are guaranteed prizes! Man, I wish I could go! Think of me back in Australia when you are getting your drink and your wing on! :)
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