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3.18.2006

A Little Housekeeping

Just a short note to let those of you who have me on your blogroll or other link that Common Sense now has it's own URL. This will make Common Sense less succeptible to blogger downtime and should also make loading time even quicker.

The new web address is www.commonsenseworld.com

YOu can update your information if you choose, but it is not completely necessary. You can still reach Common Sense through the old blogger address that you've come to know and love.

And now, back to regular posting.

posted by Ken Grandlund @ 10:01 PM

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Common Sense has two distinct parts for you to read through. The essays listed in the Archives represent my comprehensive political platform. I suggest reading the first two posts from 1.4.05 (A Return to Common Sense) and 1.5.05 (What is Common Sense?)in that order to get a sense of who I am and why I write. Current posts discuss today's issues and examine whether Common Sense principals are being applied or need to be introduced. I sincerely hope that you read with an open mind and a desire to make the world a better place.

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