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Garmin

Like GPS?

Back on May 23rd I wrote on my personal website about a couple stocks that I liked this year. One of them was a GPS company called Garmin that most people are at least vaguely aware of.

I thought it was expensive when I bought it! In fact, I said that! Whew, check out the last three month run on this thing.

Garmin

Ok, ok so I’m finally on Facebook

You can’t very well be a web groupie without being on “the other internet” now can you? Link to me if you want. My screenname is tansunnytrip.

Facebook

Moderately interesting ad idea

So this is rather interesting. Run an ad banner and put the ability to actual transact the product right into the banner. Hmm, why didn’t someone think of this before. Good job Tailgate. These kinds of obvious “no brainers” always remind me that really good ideas are like that. They seem so obvious. After the fact…

Tailgate

Congratulations Mr. Hanauer!

Not many people know my old friend and Imagekind co-founder is also a professional poker player.

His results in the 2007 World Series last week were very impressive!

Congratulations Adrian!

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