Go and Claim The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf voucher!

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this particular Singapore site is providing free IBM AIX advice, i think it is the first in Singapore.
calling themselves the IBM AIX GURU, i urge IBM AIX experts out there to test them. :)

just for the kick of it, they are giving free Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf vouchers (only valid in Singapore)... hooked up to this site now: AIX Forum

i hope to see more info and variety in this site from these GURUs.

our only blessing: they are in Singapore to help Singapore IBM AIX users!

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