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By Dennis Drogseth on Nov 8, 2010 11:23:02 AM
Since this is my first blog entry, I thought it might be nice to set the stage for what I mean by “MegaTrend” and more importantly, what this blog might be about. Just to be clear, I didn’t originally pick the term. I pretty much woke up one morning and found it in my title, [...]
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