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2005.06.28

We're Back!

And we found a house!

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Wonderful, Rana! Happy to hear it.

Congrats! Hope you found a nice place to make Red State life more bearable (it's really not so bad).

Yay! Nice to have you back online!

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welcome back!

Wonderful! I'm so glad! Details, details!

So glad that you're back, too!

Welcome back! And congrats!

And, blog-whorily, I posted about the helicopter leaves, which I think was talked about here.

Yay! Details? Photos, even (or is that too much to hope for)?

congrats! and yeah, where's the 360 ipix tour? :)

I will provide details, once I've gotten the trip clearer in my head. (I was stupid and didn't write things down. Now I've forgotten what days things happened. Grrr.)

Alas, no photos. Partly this is because D. has a weird inhibiting effect on my photography, partly because the camera is crap, and entirely because the data card became completely unreadable by either camera or computer, for reasons that will probably remain unknown.

Maybe a tour later, when we're moving in next month. :)

(And I have to add: that's the weirdest trackback!)

hurray!

That is a weird trackback. Maybe that blog makes random tracksbacks?

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Congrats! A house!

Perhaps it is trackback spam.

Yay! Congrats! Nice to see you back!

Glad you're back. I want to hear about the house.

yay about your house! HOORAY!

this is so cool

Hurrah!

I'm holding out for pictures of the kittens, though.

It's not trackback spam. Unpartisan.com is a blog aggregator that scans political news feeds and political blog postings, sorting and categorizing them into categories in much the same way that Google News does with regular news. It does this entirely without the aid of a human editor. For example, if Bush makes a speech about the war, the aggregator will gather all stories about the speech and all blog postings related to it, then sort all stories by popularity. It's quite complicated and I'm very proud of it, but sometimes errors are made in categorization (it is a computer, after all, and not a human). I'm still not entirely sure why the algorithm matched this posting to that story, but we're still in beta mode and bugs are being steadily worked out. Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention. For more information, please see the FAQ on Unpartisan.com.

Cameron Brooks
Founder, Unpartisan.com

Well, that's good to know. It does seem like a useful service! :)

Indeed. And what a polite response to my allegation of possible trackback spam!

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