hm, I leave town for a few days and first the servers are trashed, then the backup fails and now the mail servers are off line. oooee.
my deepest sympathies to those who lost /home the week before lectures began.
anyway, e-mail has been inaccessible for over a day - if you need to reach me urgently, comment on this post, can call back if really needed - if you wonder what this is about, then it is not about you
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