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Apologies for the break (and a brief update)

mickmorrison
May 25, 2011

What can I say? Work is frantic at the moment and consequently my blog and twitter stream are a great deal quieter than normal. That’s academic teaching for you. However, we’re now almost through our first semester here in Australia…

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