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Subject: Administrative things delayed
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Something bizarre is happening at work with our internet connection.  Though
we're still receiving bursts of e-mail, we can't get to the outside world.
As such, I can't telnet into Netcom or Primenet during the day to take care
of administrative tasks which has already been slightly slowed down by other
temporary oddities of life.  I'm hoping the internet problems at work will
get corrected soon as it really did help cut down the administrative work load.

So don't be surprised if something is taking longer than it should.  :(

Dan
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