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Test post from iPod Touch

Huh. Neat.

“Can you see me now?” [EDITED]

[EDIT]Thanks, folks! I think I’ve had enough responses to confirm that any problems were temporary or not originating from the site. Again, thank you![/EDIT]

I got an email from a reader who tells me she’s had some problems viewing davidrothman.net today. I’m not able, it seems, to replicate the problems she has had.

If you have a minute to spare in which you could visit the site and leave a comment on this post or drop me an email to say if you’re having problems loading it, I’d be most grateful.

Apologies to Verizon Wireless for this blog post’s unfunny title.

Bubble Guru Demonstration

(If you’re reading this post in an aggregator, you’ll need to visit the blog to see this work.)

To see a demonstration of what Bubble Guru does, click here.
(Has audio- adjust the volume on your speakers to be appropriate to your environment)

Try it yourself: http://www.bubbleguru.com/

Test Complete (Do you use Google Reader?)

UPDATE:

Thanks so much for the great response, folks! It seems my feed was fine and that Google Reader was having issues.

___________________________

A friend emailed to tell me he’s seeing problems with my feed in Google Reader.

If you use Google Reader AND are seeing this post in Google Reader, could you please leave a comment on this post and tell me so?

Thanks!

-David

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