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Monday, November 23 2009 1:03 PM

A Word to the Wise . . .

From someone whose only wisdom in this case was to listen to a friend.About a year ago my friend Michael convinced me to get an external hard drive for back up. Without that back up, when my hard drive crashed last week a major pain in the neck would have been a catastrophe, with many years' worth...

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