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In the last 24 hours, John Foyston has posted 16 items on his blog. So many, in fact, that they don't all appear on the front page. Lots of good stuff there, and rather than just steal it, I'll let you go navigate around for yourself.

(John: pacing, my friend. Pacing.)
Jeff AlworthFebruary 11, 2009Elsewhere1 Comment
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