The Republic of T.: This Blog Has Moved

November 2004

November 14, 2004

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This Blog Has Moved

The new place is finally ready, and the new address of this blog is: http://www.republicoft.com. This Typepad site will not be updated any longer, but I will leave it up for a while to allow people to find me if they find they're way back here. If you're looking for me, I'm now blogging at the address above.

If you subscribe to my RSS feed on this blog, you'll want to update because the new blog has a new feed address via FeedBurner.

C'mon over!

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