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We're going to try an experiment next week. I have the honor of interviewing Jennifer

Fonstad and Steve Perricone next week. Jennifer's at DFJ, who sponsors this seminar series. She's

terrific, venture capitalists, as well as one of her CEOs from a waste to fuel company.

So what we thought we do is do a little different twist on this. I'll have some opening questions for them and my best Oprah or Jerry Springer's style. But then, over the next week, starting right now until next Wednesday morning, send us the questions you'd like me to ask them. And we'll compile them and we'll get to as many as

possible. So between now and next Wednesday morning, if you have questions for either Jennifer

or Steve, our speakers next week, let us hear from you by just sending a tweet to Twitter

at E-Corner. That, you know, we're now up on Twitter, as you know. But to Twitter at E-Corner.

That, you know, we now up on Twitter, as you know.

But there is this other, you know,

internet company has been making a big buzz,

and so why don't we get at it?

I want to welcome you all to the Draper Fisher-Jurberson Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Seminar Series,

brought to you by the Stanford Technology Ventures

Program and the Business Association of Stanford entrepreneurship students or something like

basis this talk is broadcast live and archive for future viewing by SCPD the entire series of

talks is generously underwritten by DFJ.

So do you know anybody that went to Harvard, worked in the Clinton White House, worked at

Google as a senior manager, and now works at Facebook?

Has anybody in the room done that?

Oh, I know.

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