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Posted: 10/01/2008
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And…We’re Back

Sorry for the lack of posts, but things have been pretty busy here. Almost all of my stuff has arrived and I’m about halfway unpacked. More importantly I have my computer up and running so things should be back to normal on the site. Thanks to everyone who responded to my posts, I’m loving my neighborhood and it’s great to be back in New York.

Related posts:

  1. Looking Back On Tomorrow (Sep, 1977)
  2. Back Yard Well Produces Gasoline (Dec, 1934)
  3. Back-Seat Dial For Auto Radio (Nov, 1937)
  4. X-ray Photos Find Girl With Perfect Back at Health Show (Oct, 1933)
  5. Two-Way Firemen’s Radio Is Carried on the Back (Dec, 1940)
2 comments
  1. Mors says: October 1, 200811:16 pm

    welcome back. we forgive you. or something very like forgiveness anyway.

  2. Toronto says: October 3, 200812:02 am

    Yes, welcome back indeed. I’ve been jonesing for some weird engineering!

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