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CoalCracker
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Dr. Ryan Maue's FSU Multiple Output Site
      Tue Sep 27 2011 08:52 PM

Does anyone know if Dr. Maue's site has moved or is just down temporarily? I've been unable to access the site all day today.

Thanks,
JB

edited--It appears the site did move but is now back up and running.

Edited by CoalCracker (Thu Sep 29 2011 07:46 AM)

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