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Definitely an interesting subject for consideration.  Can't wait to see what you come up with.

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    I plan to post a new excerpt every Monday, and if I can manage to with all other time concerns I'll also try to do so on Thursdays.  If there's any particular aspect of what I've already posted that you're already curious about, feel free to comment/ask anytime, and I'll try to tailor which excerpt I choose for posting so as to best elucidate.  Hope you'll continue reading.

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