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6 hours ago ago from Science Addiction
For all the people who follow this blog, here's some additional information: I have recently started blogging at Things of Which I May Not Speak about film, music, things I read and write. You can add this blog to your RSS feed reader like Google Reader, My Yahoo, Bloglines or others. If you don't use RSS readers, you should it brings updates from all the sites you like to you, instead of having to go out and see if they've updated. ...
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15 hours ago ago from Pop Loser
Please note that effective (sort of) immediately, there'll be no more updates on SpinCity.org. I've merged my blogs and everything has been pulled over to PopLoser.org . If you're following the RSS feed, you can update to this new feed , or just leave it be as (I think) I've set it up to keep feeding both. (If it goes dark for a few days, please make the switch.) The site itself will shut down probably after the holidays.
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