Angie, totally understand about the two beer lunch–my notes got sparser and sparser as the day went on. I enjoyed the laser like focus of your writeup. (For everyone else, it’s here: http://www.expertsem.com/2009/10/05/boco-recap-tech-music-and-food-conference/ ).

I worked for Ari Newman/Filtrbox for a bit – Brad Jordan’s there now. He was a “don’t you worry about testing, we’ll take care of that on our end” kind of client. Good fellow, though.

Thanks for the compliments about my updates–twittering is more difficult for me than blogging.

I like reading your tweets though–definitely a different perspective than I come from.

Hope you can make the next boco!

I saw @Micah say something about Boco last week, and I saw some signs around Boulder this weekend. I’m really glad you summarized the events in your blog. It sounds awesome! Your description of Justin Perkins’ talk about making your product “part of [the consumer's] story” inspired me to write a proposal for a new fundraising campaign for Access Counseling (the nonprofit where I work). I learned about this blog post from your Twitter post. Keep up the tweets. I’d love to read more of your updates in the future.

-Nick B.-