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decremental.com - 6/4/2009

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Howdy, I’m Bart Decrem. I’m from Belgium, but live and work in Silicon Valley. My first entrepreneurial venture was at age 13, when I started a weekly magazine while DJ’ing for Belgium’s leading ( only , in fact) underground radio station. In 10th grade, I got kicked out of catholic school for ...

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