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Old 04-11-2007, 08:00 PM #1
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Question Which is what?
When one enters braintalk2.org they arrive at this site. When one enters www.als.net they arrive at the site of the company that Mr. Heywood's brother started. This entry brings you to the 'old' site?


and that site appears to have began last October, yet the original braintalk has existed a long time but now it appears that none of the posts prior to
say june, 2006 can be found. They were once pointed out on another web site altogether.

When you enter braintalk2.org a message briefly appears that says something about not being the original site, changing to the original site . . . ?

Can someone explain what happened to these site(s), the history of this . . . whatever happened?
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