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Congratulations to Professor Yin

Congratulations to Professor Yin and his wife, on the arrival of their child, Nicholas.

All I can say is that the advent of blogs is going to be a horrible thing for teenagers fifteen years or so from now. It used to be that parents broke out their baby pictures in order to embarass young men when they brought their dates home. Now the young ladies in question, with the help of Google, will be able to look up the pictures themselves...

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Thanks for the well wishes! Nicholas can handle a little embarrassment; after all, who knows what the Internet/Web/Google will look like in 15 years? And by the way, he's not going to be bringing young ladies or girls home to meet Dad at 15. . . .
:) So as to avoid having to comment on the likelihood of bringing home dates--or wanting to--at 15, I'll state that the number of years mentioned above was highly approximate and targetted at all the blogger's children that I've known in the last few years. Hence some of the sprogs meant to be included in that list are presently two years old. In any event, congrats!

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