Blame it on the earthquake

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You may have noticed on astonishing silence of blogging yesterday, after a flurry of activity following the earthquake.

Regrettably our blog server chose the time after the quake as the most appropriate to crash. I think we would all like to blame the earthquake.

So give us a pass on this one, and maybe we can all have a blame the earthquake day. If you're late to work today, blame the earthquake. If you get pulled over by the cops, blame the earthquake (maybe post-earthquake trauma.).

You get the picture.

UNDER THE DOME

Dan Abenschein
Pasadena -- news, politics and gossip. Send tips, rumors, rants to Dan Abendschein dan.abendschein@sgvn.com.

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