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Thursday, July 08, 2010 9:20 AM

Nice Story About Syntactics and LetITHelp

"US Book Lauds CDO IT Firm" from the Mindanao (Philippines) Gold Star Daily News, casts a spotlight on the great efforts of LetITHelp to train young graduates of IT technical schools into world-class developers. Thanks to Rene Michael Banos for the link.
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