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Welcome to nerdybill's "About Me" page!nerdybill(2446)   About nerdybill: Math instructor wannabe -- Send me your questions directly at nerdybill@gmail.com nerdybill has a website: http://leephotojournal.blogspot.com/ What did nerdybill acccomplish on this site?
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