Hmm -- a typo?

Blog entry reads, "... it’s worth nothing that Andreas..."

I think you meant to say, "it's worth NOTING ..."
TomS | 07.13.06 - 6:11 pm | #

sorry! fixed.
Alex Eckelberry (Siteowner) | Homepage | 07.13.06 - 8:43 pm | #

Hi Alex, I thought this might be interesting to you and your blog readers...

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Tim Carmichael | Homepage | 07.18.06 - 4:25 am | #