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  1. Mark Alan Effinger on February 8th, 2008

    Hi Kelly,

    I’m in your presentation as we speak, and you sort of coined a term for me in real-time: No Bandwidth for Buttholes.

    It was in response to your “Certified Orifices”.

    Excellent presentation. You nailed the human aspect of the technical challenge of starting and building a true enterprise.

    Thanks much.
    Mark Alan Effinger
    http://www.RichContent.com

  2. RichContent Guide to Universal Search on February 9th, 2008

    My Universal Search for Seattle…

    I just returned from a truly Sleepless in Seattle gig with our COO, Mike. The MIT Forum was the first stop Thursday night. I was pleasantly surprised by:1) Bellevue Washington’s rise in the business class. It is truly the beloved stepchild of Seattle …

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