As my time as guest blogger comes to a close I would like to take some time to thank all of those who read my sometimes too long posts and I'd especially like to thank those who chimed in with comments. I very much appreciate the opportunity provided to me by the ELS editors to correspond with all of you in this blog forum. Have a nice weekend! -- Jeff
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26 January 2007
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Jeff, I really enjoyed your posts, especially your candor and intellectual honesty. bh.
Posted by: William Henderson | 26 January 2007 at 08:30 PM