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You rock Aaron
by jumpingcube on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @15:31

definitly, we need more sales people - software presenters with elite skills like aaron...

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Re: You rock Aaron
by Richard Johnson on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @15:59

Marketing and Business Management is my game, at least that is what all of this schooling has told me...now if I can just get them elite "Aaron" skills, then I will be truly happy. Oh, and I need one of them "Jonathan" kilts too.

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Re: You rock Aaron
by Aaron J. Seigo on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @16:09

Richard, we need more people with MBA-type experience within Free Software in general and KDE in specific. If you are interested in participating with the project in this manner, please get a hold of me and let's start talking. =)

KDE: It's more than just code. =)

p.s. Nobody wears a quilt quite like Jonathan ;)

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Re: You rock Aaron
by she on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @21:27

And after your experience with the school project, it would be nice to tell your experience about this specific project too - where's your blog ;)

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Re: You rock Aaron
by Aaron J. Seigo on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @16:09

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Re: You rock Aaron
by Wade on Monday 01/Oct/2007, @19:30

As luck would have it, both spellings equally apply here.

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Re: You rock Aaron
by Aaron J. Seigo on Tuesday 02/Oct/2007, @07:10

thankfully. stupid typos. and web boards. =P

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