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		<title>By: John</title>
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		<description>Hey Dale,

   Good luck with the book.  Just in case you&#039;re interested, I have a graphing web service called Bellygraph (www.bellygraph.com), that I wrote to track a variety of things (weight loss, miles run, etc).  I also included my progress on my last novel.  It essentially creates an image that you can host on your website as a burnup chart (or burndown), but you don&#039;t have to maintain the image - just enter new data and the graph automatically updates).

It&#039;s a free service - I just set it up so I could practice with RubyOnRails and have some fun.  Check it out, if you like.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Dale,</p>
<p>   Good luck with the book.  Just in case you&#8217;re interested, I have a graphing web service called Bellygraph (www.bellygraph.com), that I wrote to track a variety of things (weight loss, miles run, etc).  I also included my progress on my last novel.  It essentially creates an image that you can host on your website as a burnup chart (or burndown), but you don&#8217;t have to maintain the image &#8211; just enter new data and the graph automatically updates).</p>
<p>It&#8217;s a free service &#8211; I just set it up so I could practice with RubyOnRails and have some fun.  Check it out, if you like.</p>
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