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Good job....hopefully, those people who worked so hard can have a nice, peaceful Sunday...
God bless!
And I bet they are geniuses at diplomatic solutions as well as working at the speed of light on revisions. :-D
I must say... It turned out pretty nicely.
Looks like a two-BITS outfit to me. ;-)
Nice work, Darwin.
I am sure that whatever hard working person has been working on this can't officially take credit for it. But whoever it is, I wish him well and hope he gets back to blogging soon.
Maybe I'm just not getting enough carbs, but I am totally confused by the obliqueness of this post. But if you or someone whose pseudonym rhymes with "Narwin" are the individual responsible for the redesign - WTG, as they say in the cyberlingo.
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