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Nu met nieuwe intro en verbeterd enthousiasme! Appels en Peren aflevering 15. http://t.co/uW1lwAoh
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New video: my talk at TedX London: the future of intellectual property and copyright http://www.mediafuturist.com/2010... please RT - this is important stuff.
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Baby Braden is Doing Well and Could Come Home As Soon as Tomorrow! (Hi FriendFeed!)
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Hi Braden! :)
- Maitani
yay!! that would be wonderful for you all!
- Rachel Lea Fox
Fantastic!
- Anne Bouey
Yay for Braden! Hope you can all snuggle up at home tomorrow :))
- WoH: Minding her Steves
Gray family baby pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D *happy*
- Susan Beebe
go for it Braden looking forward to meeting you with Matthew, Sarah and your supermom Kristine Cadbury one day soon.
- Thomas Power
Tomorrow?!? Woo hoo!
- DGentry
Awesome!
- Michelle M
Yay!!!
- Auntie Buttinsky Botts
from iPhone
Real dads wear NICU armbands.
chaz2b, Mark Andrew Catton, Andrew Terry and 79 other people liked this
Our baby boy, 4 weeks early, is going to hang in the NICU for a bit. I left the hospital so Kristine could sleep. I wish I could give you pics of the kid (and not me), but this is what we'll start with.
- Louis Gray
Good news is that Braden is just over 6 pounds. That's big for us, and amid all the other 1.5 KG babies in the NICU, he is a monster. So he'll probably be coming home soon.
- Louis Gray
Yay, baby! He was just taking a page out of your book, Louis. He was ready to be productive!!
- Yolanda
That is true, Yolanda. I was 2 months early myself and weighed 4 pounds, back when that was unsafe.
- Louis Gray
Despite my comments, I hope she is sleeping. Worn out of course, but we avoided a C-Section this time, so that's a huge win.
- Louis Gray
How are Matthew and Sarah, excited to have a new brother? Who is there to help you?
- DGentry
Your timing in starting new health insurance is impeccable.
- DGentry
at least now you have time to get him an ipad before he comes home!
- Allen Stern
Hang in there, all of you.
- Josh Haley
Happy to hear he's so big, I'm sure he'll be home soon. Hang in there, and congrats to your family!
- Georgia
Hugs and prayers all around!
- LB so u no it's real
Great to hear that!
- AJ Batac :)
I have the nicu bracelet myself. I hope everything is stable and he can go home soon. Blessings!
- I like big Botts
from iPhone
Congrats Louis. We are praying that everyone is headed home soon.
- Keith - @tsudo
Check out the hard look on LG's face. LOL. Congrats BTW :)
- LANjackal
So true.
- April Buchheit
So glad to hear things are going ok, and I hope you and Christine get lots of sleep.
- WoH: Minding her Steves
And 6lbs.! That's a whopper for you guys (as well as for me)! Congratulations!! Looking forward to meeting the little guy.
- April Buchheit
Happy Birthday to Braden! I'm glad that he was 6 pounds. That should help him get a good start in life. Congratulations to you and your wife, Louis!
- vicster
Warm thoughts from here!
- Charlie Anzman
Hugs for the Gray family! Hope everyone is home together soon.
- Anne Bouey
Denton, we have plenty of help right now. My mom drove in last night. In the evening, the kid's best babysitter pulled an extra shift. She's back from 9 to 1 today as well.
- Louis Gray
Glad to hear that all is well, Louis. Good thoughts going your way.
- JCunwired
Congratulations!
- Sheila Taylor
Congratulations! Hope he will be home soon.
- Elena
LANjackal, hard look? That's how I roll. No prisoners.
- Louis Gray
Congratulations, Louis and Kristine! Knuckle bump to Kristine for avoiding the c. High five to your mom. Moms rule. Oh, and so do dads who wear NICU armbands. :)
- Trish Haley
Congratulations on your new baby. Seem like you need some sleep yourself ;-) cybergirl2010
- MysteryGirl2010
Sleep is unproductive and a waste of time. :)
- Louis Gray
Hope he (and you guys) are doing well
- Martha
Best wishes to your family.
- Moody (Sweet FA 4 Life)
Congrats! How did I know you guys weren't going to wait four whole weeks to join the FF baby party? Seriously, though - sounds like six pounds is well past the trigger weight for Kristine, if there is such a thing. A month from now Braden would have been Moose.
- Auntie Buttinsky Botts
This is a puzzle. The wristband allows to take the baby out of the building, but you must not touch the baby. I'll get back to you with a solution soon.
- Josh Haley
Levitation?
- Yolanda
Popcorn Tweets: Twitter-Powered Popcorn Maker [VIDEO] - http://mashable.com/2010...
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Arrived at the Newseum for Sec Clinton's speech on Internet Freedom. Join in online: http://netfreedom.state.gov
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It was a good speech - though a bit long. Panel discussion was also interesting.
- Meryn Stol
For All the Gloom Around RSS, Readers Continue to Climb - http://blog.louisgray.com/2009...
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David ++
- Vishy
you might want to include a note that Google Reader's "suggested user list" helps pump up at least one of those blogs - i'm not sure of the others.
- Allen Stern
Allen, as mentioned on the blog, I did say some of these RSS feeds are no doubt bundled. I did not highlight Google Reader's bundles, but that is possible that some are impacted here.
- Louis Gray
thanks Louis - it's interesting that while twitter's SUL gets a lot of chatter - other default lists like GR bundles go basically unnoticed.
- Allen Stern
The new Google Search results for movies on your phone - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"Share on Twitter" for Amazon Associates makes it now dead simple for everyone to make some money by referring products on twitter
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Spectives: a new visual RSS reader - http://thenextweb.com/2009...
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nice extra !! the part of your article mentioning feeds without images reminds me of google image search or something like it.. some key words or tags in the feeds can be search keywords on those image search engine, and first or second image found can be used for "collection".. umm.. copyright issues.. :)
- RICK CHOI
#networking How will Social Networks mature? http://www.ecademy.com/node...
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Srikanth AD to Srikanth's feed, Social Media Club, RWW: The Future of Tech, TheNextWeb Forum, Appetite, Social Media, Friends of Mashable
Top Tools to Automatically Change Your Desktop Wallpaper | Tech Inspiration - http://www.ekoob.com/top-too...
Mark Briggs, Kenton, Adri Munier and 3 other people liked this
Its built into OSX :D
- Logan Lindquist
Windows 7 as well.
- Kenton
It's Not What You Say That Matters - http://damiano.posterous.com/its-not...
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reposteroused it!
- Adri Munier
Now I need a custom engine around it... - http://geeks.pirillo.com/photo...
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Nexplore Search - http://www.nexplore.com/
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NeXplore.com puts you in charge of your search giving you a rich multimedia experience.
- Daisy Zhao
Learn Something Everyday - http://www.learnsomethingeveryday.co.uk/ (bookmark worthy)
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52 Books in 52 Weeks | Brian Utley | New Years Resolutions - http://resolution52.com/
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wow @alienspaces the animated tag cloud way down that sidebar is one of the coolest things I've seen in a sidebar! http://resolution52.com/ [from http://twitter.com/marshal...]
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
We released the Twitter Guide Book last nite: "Mashable’s Twitter Guide Book Available for Download" http://mashable.com/2009...
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Amazing Guide - thank you!
- GAYTWOGETHER
Did u see the 1st guest post on PR 2.0? The Influencers Dilemma-The Battle for Mindshare by @louisgray http://www.briansolis.com/2009...
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I WANT THIS !!!!!! Naomi Thellier de Poncheville - Amsterdam, Netherlands - "Hand-le" - http://www.coroflot.com/public...&
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Very cool way to pay people using Twitter: @TwitPay https://twitpay.me/ on stage at #platformpreview
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are you sure that is the URL?
- Eran Even-Kesef
very cool site is twitpay
- Mark
@ivey did a good demo.
- Robert Scoble
from iPhone
The shame in all this is that Twitter gets by-passed and doesn't make a cent from the transaction. At some point, Twitter needs to make some dough or it will go.
- Bettina Tizzy
Unless... who owns Twitpay?
- Bettina Tizzy
that logic makes no sence Bettina. Should Google get a cut of the action if you use your email address to sign up to a service? Should facebook get a cut of the action if you sell your car on it to one of your friends? Maybe friendfeed should get paid if Robert posts a cool application review, we all click "like" to promote the thread, and some of us go buy the app.
- Mark
Oh I heard about that on Colbert! I hope twitter isn't held responsible when people start using it for illegal purposes.
- Californian
Oh, it's not a matter of logic. It is just my desire to see Twitter finally make some money. Twitter should buy TwitPay.
- Bettina Tizzy
well couldn't they knock up a twitpay clone in a few days instead ;)
- Mark
Cool to see an Atlanta Startup Weekend project get this kind of attention
- Daniel Sims
@Mark. Yep. Or sumthin.
- Bettina Tizzy
I want one of these! - http://bwana.posterous.com/i-made-...
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Bribe him :)
- Devakishor
Steve, you qualified: http://louisgray.com/live... so go nuts. :)
- Louis Gray
Louis Gray tells us the guy who coded the very cool http://BillieTweets.com is:
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Mike Demers, Louis says: "Mike Demers is a fantastic coder. He did http://www.blamedrewscancer.com, http://veetweet.com/ and http://www.tweetbricks.com as well."
- Robert Scoble
You can find Mike here: http://friendfeed.com/mikedem...
- Robert Scoble
Fantastic coder, Fantastic mind, Fantastic friend, and a Hodgkins survivor. 1 year and he's clear. Got the word on Friday. Total Rockstar and I'd be lost without him.
- drew olanoff
What a cool tribute! http://billietweets.com/
- Julio F ~ @SocialJulio
Am I missing something? I only get a page with links to MJ albums on Amazon which the creator receives fees for?
- Gerard van Schip
Gerard: if that is all you see you haven't played the video yet.
- Robert Scoble
Thanks for all the kind words guys!
- Mike Demers
Definitely the coolest tribute I've seen so far ... and possibly it's gonna stay that way!
- Rene, Pro Button Pusher
Flash Web-based Banner Maker - http://www.bannersnack.com/
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SWF output, effects, builds, animations, transitions, free and pro editions - Allows to create animated Flash banners and ads similarly to how you create a PowerPoint presentation
- Robin Good
Provato tempo fa e non è male :)
- BraGiu
Alter LEgo - http://bitchville.tumblr.com/post...
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That about says it all! LOL
- Debbie Mahler
We just launched a "Secret email address" service that makes it possible to post to groups anonymously from any email address. This is a bit of a power-user feature, but it's a very useful for automated posting from scripts, forwarding email (e.g. customer service email), etc.
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Here at the office, we use it to forward all of our mercurial changelog emails, server push notifications, etc to a private group. That way, we all see what's going on in real-time (thanks to the notifier: http://friendfeed.com/setting...), and can easily discuss them from the FriendFeed interface. To add a secret email address, click on "Import a service" in the "settings" dialog of any group. For regular posting, you should continue to use the normal email interface though (share@friendfeed.com or groupname@friendfeed.com, see http://friendfeed.com/share... for details). Thanks to Tudor for writing and launching this!
- Paul Buchheit
Shhh! This is very sekret!
- Andrew Trinh
Interesting. My secret FriendFeed toy.
- phil baumann
I'm in my Private Group, but for the life of me I cannot find this option. Wouldn't it be under Edit Settings?
- Nick in Manila
Ah. NOW I see it.
- Nick in Manila
I am loving this feature idea... Very savvy for business use. Thanks!
- Susan Beebe
Matthew: No. Your home feed only shows things that you're subscribed to. Of course, if you're a member of a group whose admin allows anonymous posting, and you have that group on your home feed, then the anonymous posts will show up there -- but then, you can always leave the group or remove it from your home feed.
- Tudor Bosman
oh this is genius. there's so many use cases that can leverage this. platform +1
- Sameer
Groups already allow "anonymous" posts -- if you (as an admin) add a service to a group, posts originating from that service will show as belonging to the room, not to any particular user. You can think of anonymous posts (whether imported from RSS services, or posted by email) as being the responsibility of the group admins -- it's their job to police them if they deem necessary.
- Tudor Bosman
I see this working for the Confessions room. What else?
- Josh Haley
Sounds like the email can be sent from any arbitrary email address, not necessarily one registered with FriendFeed for an account? So the secret really needs to be kept secret to valid potential posters only.
- Tinfoil 2.0
Logical Extremes: Yes, that is the point; it doesn't matter what address you send *from*. Sometimes you can't control the address that mail gets sent from. A few examples: your datacenter can notify you by email of any problems affecting your servers, but you'd prefer these notifications to go to a FriendFeed group. You are subscribed to a low-volume distribution list, but you'd rather...
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- Tudor Bosman
Paul has explained how we use this feature internally at FriendFeed. If one of us checks in a change (we use Mercurial for source control), Mercurial sends an email to a secret email address for a private group (that all FF engineers are subscribed to); the others see the change immediately, and we can discuss it in comments.
- Tudor Bosman
Cool! Very useful for room owners. If you don't have instructions, it's very hard to find. "Sekret"
- AJ Batac :)
LD: I don't understand. To which of my examples are you referring?
- Tudor Bosman
Oh yeah. Laughing uncontrollably. WOW.
- Webferret
It sounds like a pro-spam feature. Have you thought through all the consequences?
- Tim Tyler
Tim: the group admins should keep the address secret and only share it with trusted services. If the address gets leaked, then the group can get spammed, in which case the group admins can delete it or change it (which prevents all future mail to the old address from being posted to the group). We believe it to be reasonably secure, but please let us know if you notice any problems.
- Tudor Bosman
Matthew: :)
- Tudor Bosman
Tudor, you said: "posts originating from that service will show as belonging to the room, not to any particular user". But the posts /do/ show up as belonging to the admin user in a _search result_.
- Ahsan Ali
Ahsan, that's a bug that already existed with how searches handle imported content in groups (not specific to this release and already on our list, thanks).
- Dan Hsiao
LD: You're right, you can't reply from within FriendFeed. You could have the contact form send email to both the internal group and a regular email address, which you can then use to send a reply.
- Tudor Bosman
Tudor: btw. regarding mercurial, what's your experience using mercurial in friendfeed vs perforce in google?
- Amund Tveit
Tudor - what I really like is the business use cases you're laying out here, including your own internal engineering ones. Good stuff, as my e2.0 buddy Sameer above says.
- Hutch Carpenter
using this feature to post blog uptime statistics for several blog to blog owners
- Jeroen De Miranda
Its a good feeling when you know that the people behind a certain product know what there doing. Dont we FF Team?
- Webferret
Use case? How can one use the best readily filtering system available (Gmail filters) with best of breed group collaboration (Friendfeed). This is GOING to become the best in its class. I can drop so many business tools(that i pay for) for just FF Private rooms
- Webferret
Already is Webferret, already is...
- Chris Heath
sweet
- D Lets
Turn Gmail Into Your Personal Nerve Center http://www.micropersuasion.com/2007...
- Webferret
Amund: Mercurial works. We use it in a mostly-centralized setup (one central repo that we sync to very often). Can't really compare performance -- our repositories are tiny compared to Google's. We can take this offline if you'd like to discuss this in more detail.
- Tudor Bosman
That's a great add-on. Slowly, FF is going to be our "life center"
- Özkan Altuner
So this is kinda like when you posted the "advert"? :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Kol: not quite; the "shameless self-promotion" showed up as an entry in your home feed, without any user (or group) name attached to it. Entries imported into a room (via RSS or via email) show up as being in that room.
- Tudor Bosman
OK, Tudor. I'll give it a test later. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
This is a cool idea, but it only seems to import the mail subject title only. Is that right, if so, how do we get the content of the mail in, or is it not meant to do that?
- Keith Bennett
from BuddyFeed
Keith: it works for me. The subject goes in the main post (FF thread title?) and the message appears as a comment to the thread. Maybe you are sending an HTML e-mail?
- alieb
Cheers alieb, I just tested it by forwarding the first mail in my inbox and that didn't show anything up. Creating a mail and adding some text to the mail body works correctly. Thanks for the help.
- Keith Bennett
I just figured out a new use for this feature and it goes in line with Kevin Rose's idea for an Open Source security system. http://www.facebook.com/video... He was talking about having a neighborhood watch like program. Well each neighborhood can have a private room here in FF. If someone tripped an alarm in your house, it would send an email to the secret email for the private group and everyone in the group could be notified via email,IM,SMS,etc.
- BRҰANSAҰS
I think this secret address should be reminded somewhere in each group settings window.
- Zackatoustra
@Bryan Lee. shhhh lol
- Webferret
Zacaktoustra: group admins will see the address in the "services" window (click "add/edit" under Services in the settings dialog). Other group members will only see the words "secret email address", as, well, the address is supposed to be secret and only visible to admins.
- Tudor Bosman
could we have this for home feeds as well? some 3rd party messaging services will send from various addresses. great feature, thanks!
- Mike Chelen
I'm blonde so maybe need to tell you what I'd like to do and see if it works: I would like to have my ATT mail, my Yahoo mail AND my gmail all feed into a FF room so I could read it all at the same time (ATT and Yahoo are partnered so you can't sign into both at the same time. Both go through Yahoo's sign in page.) Is this possible to create? Having ATT and Yahoo feed into my Gmail through FF would be okay as well, btw. I get FF feeds through GMail already.
- Molly
Molly, what you're asking for is totally unrelated to this thread. If i was you I would set up gmail to receive the mail from your other email addresses. It's a bit complicated but can be done. Try reading this lifehacker gmail article first: http://lifehacker.com/374610...
- Chris Heath
Well said Heath
- Daniel J. Pritchett
from IM
Heath, thanks. I told you I'm blonde. :-P I tried your suggestion already and so far haven't been able to hook ATT and Yahoo to my Gmail (both being POP accounts) w/o paying extra. Will work on it again later. It's not THAT much trouble to check all three accounts from different sources.
- Molly
from email
Molly, another option (if att offers it - i know yahoo does) is to set up forwarding so the email is automatically forwarded from ATT and Yahoo to your gmail address. Then once in gmail you can use filtering (by the to: field) to separate out the emails
- Chris Heath
I think that's the paid service from Yahoo. At least it was when I investigated it a few months ago. Thanks for thinking about it for me, though. Us techblondes need all the help we can get re: setting stuff up. I'm kind of on hold right now anyway (trying to recover my domain name and identity....... long story and boring to all but me). Molly
- Molly
from email
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks.
- Svartling
cool neat improvements, gotta like this shit.
- Dorothy Mercredi
Amplifeeder: An open source lifestreaming platform - http://thenextweb.com/2009...
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I have been using this for a while now, I love the skins and it is all in my domain - beautiful.
- Paul Kinlan
how easy to install Paul?
- Zee.
very easy, I just followed the install instructions and it is installed on my IIS host.
- Paul Kinlan
I belive it will be part of the Web Platform installer soon as well so it will be a one click install to get it all working.
- Paul Kinlan
That and you can pull in your FriendFeed configurtaion so once you have it installed you can pull your config in in about 2 seconds.
- Paul Kinlan
can you share the link to yours Paul?
- Zee.
my dads is http://frank.kinlan.me and mine is http://paul.kinlan.me my dad is more active with his blogs and flickr
- Paul Kinlan
cool, cheers Paul
- Zee.
@BeauGiles, to quote jon "it's 90% javascript and there are plans to port the last 10% to rails, gae, php to cover 90% of platforms"
- Paul Kinlan
Storytlr (http://storytlr.com) seems to be better. Check mine here http://ls.ninhnv.com
- Ninh Nguyen
@Ninh I think jon said it best: "i like storytlr too but they own your data. amplifeeder is self hosted and you can do what you like with your data. plus the storytlr themes are pretty poor compared with amplifeeders. just sayin…"
- Paul Kinlan
@paul wrt storytlr, we don't own your data, it is yours, you can even download a backup of the whole thing in CSV format and soon we'll support DiSo. If you think about it, your web host owns as much as we do. Unless your server is in your basement of course. Yet, we are happy to see cool new activity in the lifestream space. Good luck Amplifeeder, nice job ! (I'm the dev of storytlr).
- Eschnou
looks promising; I'd been looking at SweetCron, so this is good to see - I will definitely try it on one of my domains when there's a LAMP version...
- Anthony Citrano
Looking at SweetCron too - here are some good examples - http://www.carbongraffiti.com/noteboo... Sticking with FF widget for now
- Mike Bracco
@Eschnou I find it great when devs come out and talk :D I have a storytlr page, will revisit it thanks to your intervention
- Iphigenie
Just to let everyone know. there are some beta invites available to the hosted version we are testing now.
- Paul Kinlan
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The web is growing so incredibly fast — it’s so dynamic and has so many new tools. Keeping up with the web and figuring out how to use it in a practical way for businesses is difficult. We see businesses struggling to understand and implement the latest social media tools and technology: “How do I use Twitter? How do I use Facebook? Do I need to develop an iPhone app? What technology am I not using that could help grow my business?” These questions are just the beginning, and that’s why building43 came to be.
- Jim Connolly
Isn´t Building43´s About page describing the services of the dreaded ... (shrug) Social Media Expert (!) .. ? ;) At least they´re not calling themselves that I guess.
- ɯɥøq sɐɯoɥʇ
These are important question which I'm sure many people have. Hopefully building 43 will help some of them find answers.
- Michael Fidler
Thomas: It's 'very' early days yet and it remains to be seen what the project will develop into.
- Jim Connolly
Michael: Absolutely. Businesses are REALLY struggling to get the idea of what some call web 3.0 and others call the 2010 web. Many businesses are stuck in the 'broadcast' mindset - rather than communicating and developing / contributing.
- Jim Connolly
I wouldn't be surprised if the answer is somewhere between.
- Michael Fidler
I was thinking along the lines of "convergence", the Holy Grail of the electronics industry.
- Michael Fidler
Whatever the answer is, it's great to be part of the Internet right now. Exciting times.
- Jim Connolly
It would have been nice if Robert had the time to ask Mark Zuckerburg about what Facebook’s plans are with Social-TV. They started experimenting with it for the Obama inauguration, but it didn’t stop there. They’ve been quietly but not secretly, continuing to develop it. You’re right; it’s a very exciting time.
- Michael Fidler
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