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14 November, 2008

EricHerboso.com is Now Live!

After multiple delays, I have finally gotten EricHerboso.com up and running!
Unfortunately, that means that this blogger journal will no longer be updated. Please point your RSS reader to EricHerboso.com/blog/feed/rss to continue to receive updates, and don't forget to visit EricHerboso.com to see my new site!

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Eric HerbosoMarch 28, 2012
If it isn't already obvious, I have since switched to the more sensible EricHerboso.org domain, of which you are now on. Hope it isn't too confusing that I'm allowing old content to stay as is here, even though it's now outdated.
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AnonymousSeptember 11, 2012
I enjoy reading this kind of stuff. Thanks for sharing good knowledge
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