Is there a good twitter feed with TdF coverage? - Jeremy Brooks
Ana and I have been going to the gym next to FriendFeed at 8 am for the past two days, and the last leg of the Tour de France is always on TV when I am on the stationary bike. I can't tell if it is depressing or inspiring :) - Bret Taylor
I follow tdfblog on Twitter, which is run by the excellent Frank Steele. Also, can we please have one TdF Friendfeed room to rule them all? :( - Jennie Lin
@Matthew - A google shows no sources at all. I think it was more an open ended question backed by a reason that we're not aware of yet. - Candace Holly
As If !!!! But microsoft is on a spending spree when it comes to search engines, remember? And there was that indicator from Scobles interview linked above, remember? - Roberto Bonini
weird how jason isn't in on this discussion! - Gavin
I just Twittered Jason, but I don't expect him to comment. Most CEOs won't comment on rumors unless they are true, and even then, they usually comment on their own schedules, not someone else's. - Robert Scoble
That said, if Microsoft bought Mahalo and Powerset that'd be the first signs of a search strategy inside Microsoft in years. It'd be smart to do. - Robert Scoble
Powerset is shown to work great on factual, structured data. Why wouldn't Mahalo with its human editors and coordination + Powerset be an excellent combination? - Mattie
I hope it's true, Jason congrats if it is! - E. B.
guys be serious a minute, if MS want to buy technology (cuill?) not grotto-workers - Virtualgoodz
i don't know any reporter who would run this as a post, unless they're shooting it down as an example of an unfounded rumor. we'll see who writes a post entitled something like "Rumor: Is MS buying Mahalo?" personally, i've run stories that i've doubted, but i've always had more to go on than this, and i very heavily qualify myself. if anyone here wants to write a rumor-mill post on this, be my guest -- but you'll experience the backlash that causes reporters to not run such unfounded stories. geez. - Eric Eldon
Who says a reporter would cover it? I said bloggers. Big difference considering the majority of bloggers aren't journalists. As far as this rumor..first, we've had zero source to go on. Second, not one word from the person who would know for sure. I chock it up to a rumor but..I think this rumor is about to get fun. - Candace Holly
@Roberto - a rumor that makes sense is still a rumor. Though this would be a great experiment. How much of a buzz could a rumor on friend feed start? Hmmm... - Candace Holly
If Mahalo is snapped up by Microsoft for some undisclosed fee, it will be a clear signal that Microsoft is on the warpath. Startups everywhere, beware!!! - Roberto Bonini
At least GOOG would have access to the Vatican Library. That'd go a long way towards their goal of organising the worlds information. - Jason Shultz via twhirl
@ Alex: Ain't nothing too crazy to be true. - Roberto Bonini
@Jason Shultz. At least I'd be able to do Google searches to learn what's really inside of the Vatican Library, instead of relying on Dan Brown novels. - Eric Eldon
seems like it would be a smart move by MS, hedging bets on the future of search by investing in a variety of areas, which is more than google has done recently - craig
Three more Tesla's for Calacanis... lol - John Denver
no comment means yes. If there were no discussions then calacanis wouldve just said no. Gotcha Jason:) - Grant
Jason's No Comment comment after Scoble's point about CEOs not commenting on rumors that are true pretty much sums it up for me. Not that I'm writing, it just became obvious to me. :) - Aaron Brazell
would be cool for Mahalo. Seems like it requires too much editorial work to make sense for Microsoft though. A publisher makes more sense imo - Bjorn Tipling
or "no comment" means come visit Mahalo... driving traffic - Adam Hansen
very curious indeed. i'll see if i can get the inside scoop.... - revrev
I can't believe there's this much discussion on this without any comment from anybody. Incredible. - Charlie Anzman
I can't believe people still think Mahalo is a search engine. Jeez, it's a wiki/directory with a search feature. Edit: and lately, it's been more of a current news/blog than anything else. - Paul Short
The other night I actually was pondering this very acquisition idea. Though I've never really used Mahalo for anything, I enjoy Calacanis and Mahalo Daily. Is it search, wiki or news? - THX152
Jason Calacanis loves Mahalo and he's doing better than Yang is seems, at least morally speaking. Why would he sell to MS? - Michelle McCormack
and the train has left the station... the comments, rumors are flying at "friendfeed" speed. - Nice Fish Films
Clinton or Edwards for Obama, each would help to guarantee certain voter blocs. For McCain, Huckabee would help to secure the evangelical vote, Romney would aid in securing the moderate vote. - Greg Hollingsworth via twhirl
I think Richardson for Obama and Romney for McCain. I bet Romney is kicking himself for dropping out so early. McCain did absolutely nothing with his giant head start. - Shawn Farner
Shawn. I would like to kick Romney. I thought he would be a better candidate than McCain. - Michael Tefft
I think each needs to make a bold move to shore up independents. For Obama, that might be R Neb Sen Chuck Hagel; fallback could be VA Sen Jim Webb. For McCain, it could be Lieberman, though he doesn't bring the vibrancy you'd want (and has lost a lot of credibility this year). Mitt is the obvious safe choice as someone who understands the economy and could help in western states (CO, UT, ID) but would not be a bold choice. Hillary or any "old style Dem" would undercut Obama's message of political change. - Barry Graubart
I think Obama has lots of good choices, with VA's Webb being one of them. I think if Obama wins either OH or VA, he'll win the election. For McCain, I predicted 4 years ago that he's run with Lieberman, but that would mean a double-Droopy like boring ticket. So to make it interesting for McCain, I'll just punt and say A-Rod or Madonna. - Mike Reynolds
Obama and Hillary are natural choice; but Obama and Al Gore could make an interesing pair. McCain could make the race really interesting if he could convince Condoleeza Rice to be VP. - Shaun Connolly
too much backlash for Obama to choose Hillary and he's in big trouble (come first debat) on his foreign policy stance, so I think he needs to go with a VP with military background or strong international ties. McCain's requirement is to go young and actually probably go more right wing than he is - lock down the bible belt. - John OBrien
Jeremiah, just wrote a post on this - http://www.webmetricsguru.com/... It's clear to me Hillary would be Barack's best choice, more for the people are are not so internet connected - with Obama didn't reach as well. For McCain.... my guess he'll go for a Colin Powell or maybe Jeb Bush (just a wild guess, here). - Marshall Sponder
I disagree on an Obama/Powell ticket. It will be hard enough for the country to put it head around one black canidate. I have always thought a McCain/Rice ticket would be his best pick. My problem is I don't really like either canidate this election. - Grant Griffiths via twhirl
I think it is too early to tell for either. McCain is stuck in a hard place b/c any move to try and minimize dmg amoung base R's risks alienating independents and vise versa. Obama seems to be exprcng a similar struggle to a much lesser degree. As things solidify over the next couple of months and it becomes clear which states are truly in play the logical choices will become easier to see. - Marco
Not sure yet for Obama, for McCain I vote the Church Lady form SNL skits. :) - Summer
Althought I seriously doubt he would run I've always thought Colin Powell would be a great running mate for McCain, not sure about Obama. - Nick Dominguez
Obama will have his pick ready for the convention. I think whether he picks Hillary will depend on the convention. Will the delegates insist and will the convention be a blood bath? The Dem convention will be interesting to say the least. If anything he is going to have to pick someone closer to the middle than he is. Of course that won't be hard. - Grant Griffiths via twhirl
Think about this one. McCain/Clinton ticket. Why not. She grew up republican and she may just be pissed off enough at the Dems for not giving her what she felt she was entitled to. McCain/Powell would never fly. Two military veterns on the same ticket. The left would eat that one for lunch. Again I am a bit indifferent this election. - Grant Griffiths via twhirl
McCain would NEVER choose Hillary. The entire republican base wouldn't even vote if that were the case. McCain/Powell would be interesting. Obama def. has to chose someone more moderate (yes, not hard to do) cause his record is going to be called into question sooner or later, and his record suggests he's more liberal than Ted Kennedy. - John OBrien
Of course I didn't say McCain would pick Hillary. But it would be fun to see how the country would react to that one. I just don't see McCain/Powell as a viable choice. McCain/Rice makes more sense to me. But that would connect him to Bush and that is not something his advisors will allow him to do. If I had to make the call right now on who McCain would pick, I would say either the governor of FL or LA. Obama might just pick our governor here in Kansas. She is well repsected and well spoken. She is a dem, but she is the best republican governor we have had in years. And that would get him closer to getting the votes from the middle of the country which he will need to have a chance. - Grant Griffiths via twhirl
Condi Rice would be a great VP, but she resisted the effort to get her to run for Pres. many of us tried to convince her to run but she is to smart to run for President. - Robert Hafer
I agree Condi would be great - in fact I think it should almost be a requirement to be involved in the state department before running for president/vice president. I know people in the state department and they are a hell of a lot smarter and diplomatic than govenors who came to power via a ton of money and congressmen/women who vote based on party and how it'll look in the long run. - John OBrien
I have been a fan of Condi Rice since for sometime. She has always been my choice for McCain's VP. Hell, she was my choice for President this time too. - Grant Griffiths via twhirl
Lieberman has already said we wouldn't accept a McCain offer, I don't think McCain/Rice will happen as McCain tries to avoid a Bush 2.0 label. Powell is a huge wildcard, I don't think he'd switch to Obama but after Obama's Iraq flip-flop I think it's at least somewhat possible, and Powell can't be happy with the Rep. party right now but McCain might be exempt from that. - David Knight
Condi Rice? Could someone give specifics as to why she would be a good VP based on her experience as NSA and Secretary of State. Am I wrong, but she was a contributor to a botched war and as SoS hasn't been effective. - AJ Kohn
I'm with AJ. Condi will fuel every Democratic argument that McCain is running for Bush's third term, particularly when it comes to foreign policy. At least Powell openly regrets his role in the push for war -- but he wouldn't exactly be a great running mate for McCain when he'll probably pull the lever for Obama in November. - Kevin Hessel
As for Obama, Clark blew himself up with his McCain comments (and appropriately so, but he pulled himself out of contention), Webb doesn't want it, Hillary is a terrible choice (she's the liberal Bush when it comes to divisiveness and brings along Bill(bo) Baggage) and Edwards is a proven loser. I'm still leaning toward Sebelius. Pro-choice, female Democratic governor in one of the nation's reddest states. - Kevin Hessel
I wouldn't say she's been ineffective as SoS at all...just not been in the news much (like the whole bush administration). I think a lot of people obviously want all aspects of bush administration gone, but I think Condi is a bright spot and would be good for the transition if McCain were elected and she was VP. - John OBrien
@John: I'm open to hearing what Condi has done well as SoS, but I can't find a bright spot. How about a top five accomplishments as SoS? - AJ Kohn
“Finding new friends on Friendfeed -- would this work? -- rank unsubscribed Friendfeed users by shared likes PLUS shared links PLUS shared conversations PLUS shared friends with me-- Definition of "shared conversations": posted comments under the same item. ”
Sean, the like compat calculator does at least some of what you mention. http://is.gd/nLc it shows you both sub'd and unsub'd users by much of your criteria, except for shared friends. - felix
Felix -- this is very cool -- I'd love to see you push the envelope in developing these kinds of data mining tools for Friendfeed. For the moment, it would be helpful to have the option to view only unsubscribed users with compat calculator. - Sean McBride
Felix - Sorry! I just noticed that it is easy to see unsubs in the calculator output. Very nice indeed. - Sean McBride
My top 20 results: 1. Robert Scoble (107) sub 2. newsjunk.com (76) sub 3. Susan Beebe (72) sub 4. Mitchell Tsai (72) sub 5. bill giltner (68) sub 6. Mark Trapp (66) sub 7. Dave Winer (58) sub 8. edythe (56) 9. Louis Gray (56) sub 10. Atul Arora (52) 11. AJ Kohn (51) 12. Thomas Hawk (51) sub 13. J. Phil (45) 14. Dobromir Hadzhiev (44) 15. Steve Rubel (43) sub 16. Hutch Carpenter (43) 17. Charlie Anzman (41) 18. Mike Fruchter (40) 19. Tad Donaghe (38) 20. Robert Seidman (35) sub - Sean McBride
So: Friendfeed Like Compatibility Calculator tells me that the following users are good candidates to subscribe to: edythe, Atul Arora, AJ Kohn, J. Phil, Dobromir Hadzhiev, Hutch Carpenter, Charlie Anzman, Mike Fruchter, Tad Donaghe. This kind of functionality should be integrated into Friendfeed. - Sean McBride
Felix, I really like your FF friend finder app. You've added some new bells & whistles which is nice. Interestingly, FF has grown so much in the past 2 months that my recommended list is now full of new people. Thanks! :) - Mike Reynolds
I am finding FLCC (Friendfeed Like Compatibility Calculator) to be endlessly fascinating. Check out some of your favorite users for leads to interesting minds, for instance: Bret Stephens Top 10: 1. Atul Arora (155) 2. Ginger Makela (139) sub 3. Paul Buchheit (133) sub 4. MG Siegler (132) sub 5. Dan Hsiao (129) sub 6. edythe (124) 7. Anne Bouey (120) 8. Mark Trapp (115) 9. Ross Miller (113) sub 10. Robert Scoble (107) - Sean McBride
It might make sense to introduce your “Discussion” link that shows what you like and where you comment. For FriendFeed newbies, not everything is crystal clear right away.
http://friendfeed.com/jowyang/...
And I hope you keep blogging. It’s more fun if you do both! - Louis Gray
The trouble with friendfeed instead of a blog is its ephemeral nature: friendfeed is a series of disconnected comments made on a selection of articles passing through the firehose. Each comment may have been part of an interesting conversation at that moment, certainly. Yet when you go back through your friendfeed history in a few months it won't represent a collected body of work like a blog would, it will instead be a series of random musings. - Denton Gentry
@Denton But few people go back in history to look at these musings. FriendFeed is river of info. It is hyper-current and that's the real value. In fact, it's also a good way to spot trends about the future. - Mike Reynolds
for some reason i believe that friend friend will bring out more interactive and interesting conversations than blogs (this is overall). i seem to think that some bloggers create posts just to create them and keep activity...rather than really writing stuff that is interesting, leading edge, and current. of course, this is on a general basis...but on friend friend you can start a conversation with just a question, whereas on a blog...u gotta really write some interesting stuff and get ur audience excited. - Chris Salazar
i am a FF newbie and your are right, it is not crystal clear to me. Hard to find people to friend in my interest area. maybe one of you can help me understand better. I like to talk about retail technology. why? our industry needs to embrace emerging technologies to create great shopping experiences. we need some great tech brains to talk about the ideas..and not vendors! - Lee Kent
Very nice, I love squirrels! For more info on squirrels, visit Squirrel University at http://www.squirrelnet.com/Squ.... Self-disclosure: I created that site 10 years ago. - Mike Reynolds
Nice! I cut out caffeine and it's made a huge difference. I'm much calmer. :) Sugar I didn't cut out, but it's kinda been withering on the vine. What's the reason for your doing it? Good luck! - felix
My reco is to reduce caffeine intake by 10% a day -- you avoid headaches this way. - Mike Reynolds
oh, and maybe don't read that article about the Manhattan Special soda... :| - edythe
Does that mean we should all unsubscribe from you until next Monday? - Akiva Moskovitz
I cut out coffee for lent this year and since, my daily vice is now only a couple of times a week. You will be much better for it. - Andrea Baker
I did this for a month about a year ago, just to test myself, and I am still surprised about how great I felt--better in every possible respect, and I was a much nicer person, after the first few days of course. ;) Good Luck! - Anna Haro
Best wishes for continued success. Once you make it over the initial hurdle, it gets easier (didn't realize how much the sugar craving reinforced itself until I largely cut it out). Helpful tips: snack: cut up an apple and dip in a bit of natural peanut butter (like the Whole Foods 365 kind that is just peanuts + salt) and keep some trail mix in your desk drawer (Trader Joes has some great mixes). And lots o water, funny how often the perceived sugar craving is actually mild dehydration. Good luck! - Casey
Carrots or red bell peppers is another trick that worked for me. Just a few strategies that worked for a former sugar fiend. - Casey
sorry about the picture of the coffee soda... ;D - edythe
Good luck and might I suggest pure organic cane sugar and honey? If it gets too much ;) - Michael W. May via twhirl
My goal is to cut both out completely for 6-8 weeks to cut out on cravings and ween myself off. About week two, I'll be cutting down significantly on carbohydrates. No processed foods and drinking lots of water. I want to "cleanse" my system. Alcohol (eliminated at first) will be limited to wine and sake, knowing that I can't give drinking up forever realistically. Mid month I'll be getting a treadmill and mounting my laptop with the thought that if I'm on the net at home, I'm walking. - Vince DeGeorge
Reason? The males in my family tend to die early in life - I don't want to be one of them. I don't want to miss my daughter's life - I'm excited to see who she can be and what she can do. - Vince DeGeorge
congrats :) I've done recently only quitting on smoke, coffee/sugar is next (actually sugar already substituted with fructose, it has lower 5th GI and has no side effects on heart) - silpol
Was in a casino when they got into the final two sets. Huge screen captivated everyone .... and probably saved me from losing money :) - Charlie Anzman
I use Thwirl to keep track of both but FF is where I spend most of my time. I can never tell if Twitter updates are paused or not. - Larry Kless via twhirl
FF is up always at home, but so it twitter--both via Thwirl. Access to both is blocked at work. - BISQ via twhirl
I open both simultaneously and check both equally. I usually go to Twitter first. Unlike others I am vigorously supporting Twitter and want to see the service succeed by being reliable and stable. The community there is great. - James
Twitter as I have to right tools. FF still feels like requiring a lot of time, so I'm avoiding it as much as possible. - Alex Popescu
FF by far the most of any social networking app out there - Susan Beebe
FF. I've still got Twitter open in Twhirl, but I rarely look at it now, usually only when it beeps to let me know someone has said something to me, or if I need to get message out to a particular group (it's still strong in terms of my Australian friends..although many are on Plurk now). - Duncan Riley
I keep my RSS feeds to about 150. But I put a lot of effort into what I select, I focus on subscribing to the blogs/feeds that are at the very middle of what I want to track. Basically trying to find the blogs that everyone else gets their information from and then links to on their posts (ie TechCrunch for web 2 startups). - Tony
Thanks Tony! :) And how much time in average does it take for you to refresh them all? - directeur via NoiseRiver
I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I am getting over the 250 mark. Maybe it's time to start pruning, especially since I am noticing a lot of duplication since I subscribe to a lot of memes such as FriendfeedLinks, RSSmeme and others. - Mark O'Neill
Thanks Mark :) I'm actually doing a little study to find out how much time your newsreaders take to fetch the news. I myself, I'm subscribed to 49 feeds :) - directeur via NoiseRiver
177 but I need to do some pruning which I hope that my lil project with Feedly, Toluu, and Google Reader will help take care of. - Mathew A. Koeneker
I have around 135 or 150 in google reader. refresh times within reader are mostly just a few seconds. I tend not to keep it open all day though. - Rob Diana
I don't keep Google Reader open all the time. But I've noticed that it tends to pick up new blog posts pretty fast. - Mark O'Neill
About 250 right now and dropping. I use Google Reader, so it varies how long it takes to refresh, mostly very fast for popular feeds. - Michael Hocter
I've never count them, probably more than 100. I use the iGoogle page to manage all the feeds. I don't like RSS readers. - fbrunel
fbrunel: yes but Google reader won't refresh automatically when you login. You can't refresh at all I think. They fetch when they think it's time to - directeur via NoiseRiver
What do you mean when you say "refresh them all"? I have mine set to check for updates every 30 mins when the app is open. But with Newswire (app desktop RSS on Mac) it could check them all every 5 mins for updates. - Tony
Tony, I for example use NetNewsReader. By refresh them all I meant the time it takes for the newsreader to go on all feeds and fetch them. The question in a clearer way (sorry my English's poor) when It updates how much time this update takes? - directeur via NoiseRiver
Oh, it takes anywhere from 30 secs to 2 mins to check them all for updates in my case (150 feeds). - Tony
921 feeds in Google Reader. Can't really tell how long it takes to refresh them all since I put them into folders. But my guess is perhaps 5-10 seconds for them all. Never get a delay of more than a few seconds though. - Mike Reynolds
Wow! 921? That's big! Thanks Mike for the info :) - directeur via NoiseRiver
Near two weeks I have only 1 feed. : ) That's my FF! But I think I don't miss anything. ; ) - Erhan Erdogan
Erhan! :) How do you do? Haven't seen much of you lately - directeur via NoiseRiver
I'm holidayicing my life! ; ) I'm only creating some new documents for some venture capital companies ; ) Want to have some money? : )) - Erhan Erdogan
Oh yes I need money! I need money! How much? Actually any amount is nice :) - directeur via NoiseRiver
and also "an exit strategy" heheh : )) - Erhan Erdogan
Oh! Have to write documents for money? Forget about it! ;-) - directeur via NoiseRiver
Oww. : ) You should be an American Ganster : ) We must meet soon. : ) - Erhan Erdogan
Some of you are crazy with the feeds. I subscribe to 30 or so, but I keep my list very tight. Any extra feeds will amount to extra time wasted reading through them. Updates or refreshes for my GoogleReader or NNR (as I use both) take no longer than a 20 seconds at most. - Colby Olson
Thanks Colby :) I actually read about 49 in my desktop reader too. And surprisingly it doesn't take that much (30 sec) to refresh 'em all - directeur via NoiseRiver
Thank you all! :) Caleb, how much time does it take you to fetch and parse them on toluu? - directeur via NoiseRiver
225 feeds here. Sometimes look at them via Feedly, sometimes Google Reader, most of them are in Flock too. I can go through them in different ways, according to the time I have on my hands. I need to ditch some feeds though, as I see the content elsewhere (via Twitter). - Ruud van Wijngaarden
"Delicious has "saving", FriendFeed has "liking". These are basically the same thing except that Delicious saves for the long-term and has tagging while FriendFeed is basically for the short-term." - Oliver Ding
I never saw Delicious as a social tool despite some of the social aspects it had (But of course, not fully there yet) .. I'm sure I'm in the majority for people who used Delicious for bookmarking so I can fetch them on any computer I want. - Bartek Gniado
And I use delicious as a search engine. As a vertical search engine that network of yours can get very powerful. That said, the majority probably use it just as a bookmarking service - Deepak
del.icio.us could have been much more, but they defined themselves too narrowly. Also, having 0% innovation also hurts a bit :) - Mike Reynolds
“Many former Digg users seem to turned off by the cliques. Clique seem to exist on FriendFeed but is it a problem? Cliques seem to exist on FriendFeed. Do the FriendFeed cliques have a herd mentality? ”
are you going to disclose the amount? :) - Timo Heuer
Vezquex my blog is listed twice? One may be a twitter stream. To my knowledge it's only listed once. - Jeremiah Owyang
Timo I really don't think that person was serious. I asked for enough for me to not work for a few years - Jeremiah Owyang
Your blog does seem to be listed twice in your profile (FF that is) - Brian Sullivan
It was listed twice, I'm not sure how that happened, I removed the dupe. Thanks for letting me know. - Jeremiah Owyang
take the money and run, their foolish mistake if they don't include you in the deal - clarke thomas
I'm pretty sure you could sell the blog, and then start an online show/podcast and be living pretty damn well. - Ben Parr
Blogs are personal, so what are you selling ?? your past content or throwing your readers under the bus ?? - Peter Dawson
Peter, I think he just wants my domain. Quite frankly, the terms were not clear. I'd just start another blog, readers would come. (this is already my second URL) - Jeremiah Owyang
that's weird. ask me if he'll buy interactiveartists.com - Ryan
Jeremy, only the domian - must be some SEO /SEM strategy :)- sale sale . as high as they will go. but make sure that you get 30day handover period to notify your userland :)- yeah take their money and run .. LOL - Peter Dawson
Weird, you are the blog - if they take it over, what are they going to do with it? - Marshall Sponder
I use Weight Watchers Online and then shoot for three points below what they recommend. My weight tends to swing over the years. I hope to get it to stay here now. I don't exercise so I overcompensate by not eating! - Steve Rubel
twenty pounds in two months by cutting the size of meals and having a veggie/fruit shake for lunch. Benefits: cloth fit, cholesterol down to lowest level in three years. - Joe Buhler
Congrats Steve...I lost several pounds just by eliminating evening snacks--bare minimum after 7:30.. - mark ivey
That's cool. I'm down 10 pounds myself - eliminated dairy and avoided wheat whenever possible (pasta, bread), and processed meats. Soy yogurt tastes pretty good when you get used to it. - Jason Kaneshiro
Congrats Steve. I've lost 13 pounds since early May by refraining from overeating. Wanted to lose weight to help with the Walt Disney World Marathon I'll run in January. - Mike Reynolds
Congrats! I'm down 6 lbs in 3 weeks--no more alcohol, or chips (Hi My name's Matt, I'm a chip-a-holic. "Hi Matt" <applause>) plus I'm working with a trainer. Ugh! - MattKelly
Awesome! I lost about 8 pounds of my "New CEO 15" - Mitchell Tsai
