User talk:Coren
A combination of real-life work cemergencies, family health issues, and major house renovations have conspired to keep me mostly incommunicado for the past couple of months.
Those issues have finally sorted themselves out for the most part and I am now able to spend some time again on Wikipedia. Yeay!
I'll be using the next couple of days to catch up and clean up. Please accept my sincerest apologies if I have left you hanging due to my unplanned and unannounced departure, I will do my best to make amends shortly. — Coren (talk) 20:07, 21 July 2008 (UTC)
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Underground Railroad (band)
Hi,
I have been notified by a bot that there may be copyright problems regarding the bands wikipedia - as its a press release (which is posted on all internet sites). I currently work for One Little Indian - the bands record label and therefore am authorised to use this material.
Sean@indian.co.uk