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			<h1>Andre</h1>
			<p>Day 00228: Wednesday, 2015 October 21</p>
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	I finally put together some short descriptions of my <a href="/en/URI_research/best_ccTLDs.xhtml">top five registry choices</a>.
	It&apos;s not much, but maybe when I have more to say I will elaborate.
	I put a lot of effort into locating and studying these <abbr title="Top Level Domain">TLD</abbr>s, but somehow, I don&apos;t have much to say about them.
	I don&apos;t know if it&apos;s because I&apos;m tired of thinking about them because the research was long and tedious or if it is because there is genuinely not much to say.
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	I received my check from the <abbr title="Internal Revenue Service">IRS</abbr> in the mail today, and just in time, too.
	I was already headed to the bank today, so I was able to take care of the check at that time too.
	At the bank, the teller gave me a paper card with my account number, similar to the card I use at one of my credit unions in Springfield.
	The teller said using the card was unnecessary, but would speed up transactions in the future as the tellers would no longer need to look up my account number.
	But if the bank has these cards, why did they not give me one when I set up the account? This on top of the fact that all transactions with this bank seem to require the teller fill out non-digital paperwork makes me think that perhaps this bank isn&apos;t the most organized, though aside from that, everything seems to go smoothly.
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	I finally made my attempt at drawing Andre from Floraverse.
	As expected, it isn&apos;t overly good, but it was fun to draw him.
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