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Adding Morgan’s Library To My Blogroll

Published October 22, 2009 oracle 1 Comment

This is just quick blog entry to point out that I’m adding Morgan’s Library to my blogroll.

Dan Morgan (Oracle ACE Director) maintains very helpful resources on the site. For instance, I recommend visiting the actual library itself.

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  1. 1 arjudba November 1, 2009 at 12:16 pm

    I’m adding Morgan’s Library to my blogroll.

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