[day10]

She looks just like the person that was seated next to me at the Peter Frampton show I went to in Cincinnati last year. I had move to seats further back than what I bought. Pi$$ed me off.

[Myrddin]

I worked at First Virtual Holdings in 1996. The CEO was Lee Stein. Lee hired the best and brightest to staff the new enterprise. His main line of work is as an agent for people like Matthew Broderick. Lee invited Nathaniel Borenstein (the inventor of the MIME protocols) to a dinner/interview. Seated at the table with Lee was Peter Frampton. It was a very interesting employment engagement. I left just before the IPO with 38,000 options at 9 cents each. The IPO opened at $26/share. I told Lee that being a rich cripple (really severe repetitive stress damage to my hands) wasn't what I wanted for the long term. I would work for him again in a heartbeat. An excellent CEO.