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Dear everyone
This is not the most appropriate place to leave this notice: perhaps someone else will post this as an item in its own right.
Some of the readers of this site may have noticed that the electronic editions linked to from www.iohannes.com -- that is, the electronic NT editions being made by ITSEE at Birmingham (www.itsee.bham.ac.uk) have not been functioning since early 1 November, 2007: over 24 hours, as I write. We apologize for this break in service. The editions are based on a University of Birmingham server, and we are currently seeking to identify and resolve the problem. We will try to fix this a s quickly as we can.
Peter Robinson (co-director of ITSEE, with David Parker and Barbara Bordalejo)
Here's a way to celebrate: I've tagged you with a 'top ten verses' meme. Visit my blog for more details. Enjoy! :)
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