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August 31, 2009

Get BaltTech on your fridge, coffee pot

Chris Ensey and Andrew Hazlett are BaltTech magnet-worthy.

These guys (@censey and @theoccasional on Twitter) were two of several BaltTech readers who recently earned a rare BaltTech magnet for commenting on recent blog posts.

Usually, I give them out in conjunction with polls I'll do on a timely (or absurd) topic. You can get one, too, if you're the first of five to comment on a blog post where there's a live poll going on.

Without further ado, here are the pics.

Andrew's BaltTeched-out coffee pot:

Chris's BaltTech'ed refrigerator:

This is an archived version of the technology blog. For updated coverage, see the current baltTech location: baltimoresun.com/balttech

Posted by Gus Sentementes at 10:56 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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Hi, I run a tech & entertainment news website, Blippitt.com. Live here in Baltimore, though, and love your blog. I'm a regular reader. Keep up the good work.

thanks, chris! -gs

Posted by: Chris Monty | August 31, 2009 12:42 PM

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About Gus G. Sentementes

Gus G. Sentementes (@gussent on Twitter) has been writing for The Baltimore Sun since 2000. He's covered real estate, business, prisons, and suburban and Baltimore City crime and cops. He was one of the first reporters at The Sun to use multimedia tools and Web applications -- a video camera, an iPhone -- to cover breaking news. He hopes to cover Maryland geeks and the gadgets and Web sites they build, and learn -- and share -- something new every day.

Gus has a wife, a young daughter and two feuding cats. They live in Northeast Baltimore.

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