Today, I was awarded a 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award, making this the second year in a row I've been granted this prestigious award that has fewer than 5,000 awardees worldwide. 
As part of the Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) announcement, a message from CEO Steve Ballmer said, "As the independent voice of users worldwide, your influence on technical communities is felt in many ways--enhancing people's lives and contributing to our industry's success. We're deeply grateful to you for sharing your feedback, comments, answers, and expertise with technical communities. In recognition of your commitment, Microsoft is pleased to honor you with the Most Valuable Professional Award. Thank you for empowering the community with your outstanding leadership!"
Technorati
Del.icio.us
Slashdot
Digg
Tom,
Now I can name two multi-year MVPs who can't bring a World Series win to New York ... No joke ... congrats.
David