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July 14, 2008 • 9:33 am 1

Moving

I’m moving over to wordpress for a while. I can’t post videos on that older MovableType site and it’s on a free yahoo server that keeps crashing and I’m tired of it.

I was using this blog to store some old videos from You Tube last year and to experiment with S.E.O.

It may take a while for the vid’s to fade into the background.

My email is jeffreyhsykes AT gmail

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