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by May 14th, 2008Comments 1 Comment

Want your own blog? Many of you have responded and become part of the Reclaiming the Mind blog community. Because of the interest, we have updated a few things, giving more explanation of what this involves. Get your blog now and join the ring.

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  1. dac says:
    April 28, 2009 at 12:06 pm

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    Hey CMP -

    Have you abandoned this or not? I actually am now blogging there instead of at blogspot, but are you going to keep it up, promote it, or kill it?

    David

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