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Yesterday I read about this new: Twitter crash. This reminded me that I hadn’t a twitter account for this blog.

I think that now, twitter is closer to the Remedy world (yes it is because of the crash ). So, It’s time to create a twitter account. You can check it at the connections tab in the upper section of this blog. Currently I have only one follower, let’s see if it grows or remains as a little project forever…

See you on twitter!

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Posted on June 22, 2012 by Jose Huerta in Other Comments, Remedy Comments

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