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I took advantage of a recent stretch of unseasonably warm weather to relocate to my summer office (read screened-in porch). In between the e-mails and proposals, a conference call and some project planning, I couldn't help but notice the yellow finches zipping in and out from the feeder and one particularly spoiled cat stretched out in the sun to the fullest extent o......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Byron Glick 05/18/05
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