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The short-scale model that changed history

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Just posted on the 325 connection website

http://www.geocities.com/vintage325/325
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Worth a look! Cool!
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Oh, the disadvantages of having a page at Geocities ...

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Bandwidth OK today, so I got to see it - very nicely done!
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Indeed.
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very nice indeed
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Indeed indeed! Great to see all of these variations on the same page.
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Agreed Paul. It is nice to be on the same page.
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