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Swimming Again

After a good swim and a lot of things going through my mind, I've confirmed it. If you have a problem you can't solve right away then leave it alone for a while -- it may resolve itself on its own. Of course, that's barring any urgent requirements.

I'd like to write/talk more about it, but I'd rather sleep this one through. I'm just giving this blog some love.

CHill.
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