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A little quiet
Things have been a little quiet on my blog for the last month or so. There area couple of reasons for that.
First, I recently left my job at Earthlink and have been engaged in a new venture that has had me somewhat distracted.
Second, I have been investigating changing the platform that I use for my blog to make use of a new platform. After some investigation, I have settled on WordPress and I am in the process of getting it set up and running. As soon as that is done around June 19th, I will be be moving all my content across to it and will be running from there.
I have several articles in the pipeline right now that come from some very interesting research that I have been doing, so bear with me and drop back in soon.
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