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Due to travel disruptions, you may notice reduced service on this blog while I'm stranded by eruption in Perth. Updates will follow.

Written byEd Yong

2010-04-20T16:35:29 | 1 min read

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This is a quick announcement to say that you might experience a slightly reduced service on this blog in terms of not responding to comments or fixing errors. I am currently in Perth and stranded by the continued eruption of Eyshsknaahskkehallyffelejokull. I have a roof and somewhere to work during the day, but everything's a bit surreal and disjointed with no real word as to when the homeward flight will happen. There'll still be posts though. Probably. E

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