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Hi Mo - I appreciate the link. I've just completely overhauled my blog , and wondered if you could change the linked name from 'Memoirs of a Postgrad' to 'Combining Cognits' - am still blogging on the same subject though! Many thanks.
Hey, you added me :) Thanks!