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Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

No illnesses have been reported to date

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For those with iPhone and iPad.

My Niece Laura is a graphic designer. She has created a game, and could use feedback:

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I have a 5% off discount coupon for Target online. I have enough coupons for in person shopping at target not to need the on-line one. So the first person to email me at my profile addy will get the discount code. (Note, I may not check email until tomorrow afternoon, but the earliest timestamp in my email gets it.) Probably not worth it unless you were going to shop at Target anyway.

[Edit] And JonB has it.

So I posted a pretty personal essay about competence, voice, and speaking up. I'm putting the link up everywhere so that I can't chicken out and take it down.

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There's a Craiglist ad up for my sister's bed, if anyone in the area is interested. It's a nice bed, that I can promise. For me, there are too many associations, plus our room isn't big enough for it. It's a big bed.

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My niece Laura is still working on the iPhone and iPad app.

now with iOS 6 support!

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Won't mean much to most of you, but for baseball fans and former San Diegans among you, Tony Gwynn has passed away. Only 54 years old. Fuck cancer.

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Much of San Diego will be in some degree of mourning.

I'm performing/running a series of interviews on a Gawker sub-blog on how fandom affects people who aren't necessarily your run of the mill fan. My first subject, appropriately enough, is CFerg. His will probably run in 4-6 instalments, and here is the first one. They will all be tagged with meta fandom interviews to see everything done to date at any time.

Oh, I know b.org may (already has) come up in some of them, but I'm just calling it a "fandom oriented site" and leaving it at that.

I hope to include representation from writers, actors, "BN"Fs, directors/showrunners, and Kristin just suggested an entertainment blogger, so if there's anyone you know who might be appropriate (I'd love to get my hands on a PA), holla in Natter.

Thanks for your time/interest.

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