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I've Moved My Blog

It's currently located at http://www.urlinone.com/blog

I should say "I'm moving my blog." It's a pretty painful process.

Pebble has blown up on me, and it's been many months since I've been able to blog reliably. I've lost posts. And now I've got to figure out how to migrate my past blog posts from Pebble to my new destination without all the URLs changing, lest external links become 404 Not Founds.

Why does everything in the 21st century have to be a three-day project???

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[The Olympics] Gee, thanks, NBC

In case you were left wondering what score Japanese gymnast Hiroyuki Tomita got on his amazing final high bar routine, since NBC failed to announce it, he got a 9.850. It took some determined digging to find it, but I found it here.

A sincere thanks (not the sarcastic kind that NBC got ;) to all the gymnasts for an exciting night of amazing feats.

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