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Wind: 155MPH
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      Sat Jun 04 2005 07:56 AM

I've altered the way the pop up links work, and split off outlooks/discussions into another click. I'm trying to reduce clutter yet keep all the vitals up top and easy to get to on the main page.

The blogs now exist, and i'm still tweaking that. This is the place for comments, criticisms, and reporting anything you noticed not working properly. Or any suggestions for that matter.

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