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Monday
Mar012010

It Only Feels Like We're In One

DateMonday, March 1, 2010 at 12:55PM

Last week, we had three people from our team from Lausanne, Switzerland, in the office to work out the details for a joint project we're starting. When I mentioned that we'd be holding our daily meetings in the Lava Lounge (so named for the lava lamp that sits on its table), they thought I said we'd be holding them in an avalanche.

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