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June 09, 2008

100,000 and Still Counting!

In August of 2006 I moved this blog from MSN to Typepad. Earlier today I topped 100,000 lifetime page views for this blog while hosted on Typepad. Those of you who have been with me throughout this entire journey have read 602 posts on categories ranging from Legos to Web 2.0. You've also had the opportunity to learn a little about Rich Hoeg, the individual, via posts like Loppets for LingYun and Pheasant ... Not Just for Breakfast Anymore.

In addition to your direct visits, another 450 individuals visit every day via RSS. Finally, my relatively new entry, the Engineering Learning Wiki, now experiences over 100 page views per day.

Thus, over the next seven days I will bring back some of my favorite posts ... a blast to the past.

Thank You! Expand any image for a clearer view of my stats!

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