I was in the New York Times on Monday. Not mentioned in the article, but included in the photograph. My first picture in the Times!
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That's so cool! I read the article with anticipation, hoping to see your name, and the rest of the team, but hey - the article was great to see, and I think it describes the concept very well to outsiders. I was a bit discouraged the Newsweek with the big Internet focus didn't include Squidoo, but you'll get there.
So much hard work must have gotten you to this point. Congratulations!
-Heather
This is very cool, Heath. Great picture and great work with Squidoo. I haven't played with lenses much, but Susan has decided that our expertise is in neuroblastoma and childhood cancer from the parents' perspective, so she has started creating a lens.
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