STC downtime(s)

Un­for­tu­nately, the Small Things Con­sid­ered web­site ex­pe­ri­enced a num­ber of down­times this week — and we're not sure when this spook will be over. We apol­o­gize and ask our read­ers for pa­tience. The IT-peo­ple at ASM are do­ing their best to get the web­site on­line again ASAP.

 

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