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Dave McClure

#h1n1 flu shots #SantaClara fairgrounds now ~700-900 people in line (i think). park across st Gate A / Lot A. @enochchoi updated 10 hours ago via twitter
Last seen more than a month ago. Web stuff updated today. Dave has 77 buddies.

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November 16: Nov 16, 2009: Web 2.0 Expo New York at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
December 1: Dec 1, 2009: Supernova 2009 at Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF
December 7: Dec 7, 2009: An Event Apart San Francisco 2009 at Palace Hotel
December 9: Dec 9, 2009: LeWeb'09 at Le 104 Cent Quatre

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MyBlogLog: Readers Network Around Their Favorite Blogs a while ago

Master of 500 Hats

Startup Metrics 4 Pirates (Startonomics Hawaii, Nov09)5 days ago

Flickr: Uploads from davemc500hats

KILL a Feature Every Week.4 weeks ago
Laughing all the way to the Mint :)7 weeks ago
Lucky Josh on a Wall4 months ago
Geeks on a Wall (YMCA poses)4 months ago
Forbidden Geeks4 months ago

Majnun Layla: 1001 Dreams

Tokyo Towers over Roppongi Hillsa while ago
Wedding Colorsa while ago
Fire on the Water (red, blue)a while ago
Fast Train Slow Worlda while ago
Dinner in Jordana while ago

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