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colinismyname
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About colinismyname
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Comment #7772716
Seconded. They've added a lot of nice (and unobtrusive) features over the last year, too.
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Comment #6714423
Missoula is actually relatively temperate compared to the surrounding area — it's encircled by mountains, which helps quite a bit. I also kind of dig the clean, chilly weather they…
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Comment #6703779
I just spoke at a conference in Des Moines, and there seems to be a real groundswell of support and enthusiasm for entrepreneurship in the state. Great to see. Lots of good people.…
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Comment #6703767
Less than I'd like, actually — the scene is connected with Missoula's, but it seems to be a somewhat loose connection (despite the two cities only being a three-hour drive through …
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Comment #6702746
It's such a remote place (literally and perception-wise) that I get that a lot :) It is the kind of city that turns everyone into a walking advertisement — even the folks who event…
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Comment #6702507
Missoula technically has an international airport, but that's only because it flies up to Canada :) Closest airport that I would consider 'major' is Seattle, which is a solid day's…
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Comment #6702482
Missoula, MT. Recently started up a non-standard publishing company there, and the culture is stellar, it's a college town (full of culture and young people doing fun stuff), very …
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Comment #6149786
Just bought it — decent with HTML/CSS/PHP, looking forward to checking out Rails at long last :)
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Comment #6054924
You can start making moves at even 100, so long as the people on the list are into you and what you're doing (rather than fly-by-night joiners, or people bribed into joining your l…
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Comment #6053167
I've published 11 books, and that's actually how I make my living these days. My older books are on entrepreneurship and related topics, while my later work is narrative nonfiction…
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