As Rare as a Coconut in Antartica?

I got a kick out of a recent invitation from the Lexington Venture Club to hear Steve Mansfield of prefound.com speak downtown (he’s a passionate guy!) In it, it says we Kentuckians involved in the search engine industry to be as “Rare as a Coconuts in Antartica“… So I started searching, and sure enough, Steve, Drew Curtis, Matt and Mike are pretty much the only others visible online in the industry from the Bluegrass State. Li Ge is working on click fraud under a grant at at U of L, but who knows where Li will Google Go after his studies are done. I’m thinking there’s plenty of people out there who are just keeping a low profile. Who’d I miss?Â

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One Response to “As Rare as a Coconut in Antartica?”

1. Apr
   17
   2007
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