Does it work?

Trying a new post to see if the comments work. 

 


 





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  1. Renee in Ohio8:45 PM

    Okay, now commenting works, apparently.

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  2. Anonymous5:02 PM

    listener here. I can definitely comment as A Nonny Mouse. Will see if I can get in the real way.

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  3. listener5:03 PM

    YUP!!

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  4. Brenda8:52 PM

    Works for me.

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  5. listener1:41 PM

    Checking to see if this still works.

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    1. listener1:42 PM

      Whoo hoo! It does!
      We may be needing this blog very soon, because the current HEP blog is having major issues where folks' posts get dropped.

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    2. listener1:47 PM

      This comment has been removed by the author.

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    3. listener2:05 PM

      I have posted the link to here over at HEP and asked folks to see if this site works better for them than HEP.

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  6. W. A.Thomasson4:10 PM

    I'm assuming this will publish under my proper name, although the blog looks weird.

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  7. Anonymous4:58 PM

    testing
    ----Alan

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  8. puddle5:54 PM

    really hard to find what you've posted, or even the year. . . .

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    1. listener8:33 PM

      puddle, are you referring to this blog? And do you mean looking through archives here is difficult, or over at HEP?

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    2. puddle12:43 AM

      No here--note no date on posts, for instance. . . .

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    3. listener1:56 AM

      Fair point! I hadn't even noticed that. Hmmm...

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    4. listener1:58 AM

      Renee, is that something that can be added?

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  9. Anonymous11:53 AM

    No idea. This is stuff that I used to know really well but now it's just alien to me.

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  10. listener7:24 PM

    Okay

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