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"Everything else can wait, but the search for God cannot wait; and love one another." -- George Harrison

Watch this space. Not that it will do anything, understand. Come to think of it, that's a pretty dumb statement. "Watch this space." Do I expect that people will sit, dumbfounded, staring at this screen like they were just handed a card reading, "Want to know how to keep an idiot busy for hours? See other side."

Ahem. I'll have something here soon. Maybe. Or not. Either way, you'll never know if you watch this space. If nothing else, you at least have to refresh the page periodically, or else you'll forever be staring at a useless web page that says, "Watch this space."

I wonder if this is how the Wayback Machine got started?

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