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    <description>Just got a GMail account a couple days ago.  The great people over at the Daily Gadget had a contest giving away ten invites to try out the service.  I happened to have one of those invites.  So I now have an address, cbulock(at)gmail.com.</description>
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    <title>Comment by Neil</title>
    <link>http://www.cbulock.com/2004/06/gmail.html#c73</link>
    <description>Welcome to Gmail Cameron!  I have my gmail account because I was given it when I signed up for blogger (Which, BTW, I never use).  I don&apos;t really know what I am going to do with the account either, since it doesn&apos;t let u read it through a email program, and I allready have three email accounts as it is.  It would be nice to use the address instead of Hotmail, but then I want to have my hotmail for messenger and also I have had my hotmail address for about six years, so there are things that I probably signed up for with it that I cannot even fathom, much less remember here.  I do like the idea of all the storage and the organization, and plus the fact that Google (so I belive) is a much more honest company that Microsoft (plus they keep things simpler, rather than more complicated, which is the way the internet should be).</description>
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