Follow MCAA for Live Convention Updates

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Follow @mcaa on Twitter for live Convention updates.
The Mason Contractors Association of America will be posting live updates throughout the week of the MCAA Convention at the World of Concrete/World of Masonry on Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that allows you to keep in touch, or "follow" people through the exchange of quick updates. Join today to start receiving MCAA's updates. Once you're signed up visit our Twitter page at www.twitter.com/mcaa and click the "Follow" button. All updates posted during the MCAA Convention can be viewed online at this website.

Smart phone users can download free applications such as the official Twitter app for the iPhone, Windows Phone 7, Android, and Blackberry. Log into the app store for your phone and search for "Twitter" for a full list of available applications.

The MCAA will be using Twitter during the MCAA Convention to update attendees on information and events throughout the week including room locations, competition results, and industry news.

Don't use Twitter? You can also follow live MCAA Convention updates via Facebook, MySpace, and LinkedIn.
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