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February 14, 2009February 13, 2009 ~ Dave

Thanks to Dean Shareski for highlighting this TED talk.  I don’t need to say more.  It’s worth watching.

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  • About the Whiteboard
  • About Dave
  • Mission, vision, policies, &c
  • Dave’s Ensampler