Back at the SDWC Pierre campus - Big Week ahead!

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I just rolled back in town to fight with my computer for an hour. I was thinking I had some serious issues and was frowning at the Windows XP disk... Do I re-install or not reinstall?

Luckily, it turned out to be a network card that was fried in last week's storm before I took off for Brookings. I just robbed one from my linux box (a computer which doesn't do more than just sit there and I ignore it), and I was good to go.

There is a big week ahead this week. The petition deadline is coming up Tuesday, so expect a flurry of activity. I know of a few that are yet to come in, including Northern Valley Beacon's David Newquist.

I even know of a couple that might come in, or maybe not. One or two in particular would likely trigger my involvement.

I know people are interested in this stuff. I went from just under 7500 web site visitors in February to just under 11,500 in March - a jump of 4000. It's forcing me to change the little plug at the top of my site for selling links, since I'm a little higher profile. (And the ads are still for sale).

Keep your eyes peeled to this website, for the latest and greatest of what's happening in SD Politics.

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same low price.
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