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Saturday, September 30, 2006
LocusPoint is Fresh
Congratulations to Charlie Jensen and all the guest editors.
LocusPoint
is up, and there is some really fine work to be found there. Visit the Seattle contribution, edited by Rebecca Loudon
here
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