PGP Key

Type Bits/KeyID    Date       User ID
pub  1024/1F0AB391 1995/09/11 Adam Hirsch
                              

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: 2.6.3

mQCPAzBTuU0AAAEEAKpnZQvfBJwBvGDnizEH9a7uwDYzh09ZtESVzkMYZuo5t5VS
YrKznIMQFp6a+El+3pi+TWf7F/cewdOSiflaH37THsEnaDS8zDgAeo7TOYXeE6fx
m8+U/rNNp0oLAJN2EtnFrgSIxe0GEe0jKIpJt5RMhtMijyy4M/oUJo8fCrORABEB
AAG0C0FkYW0gSGlyc2NoiQCVAwUQMqM5QvoUJo8fCrORAQHRdwP/c5z299iFiK1T
p3OA7hhazePDhbQKeDAo3W1rdHAloZmXs2QMW3GSNdP/jqp4HSnZpVFEotBuISA8
VuBvHQVDcJ7Rlhg8hYcsrpJK2D97d90mR5LUCcuB2YvG+F2UdNLWMldm5g9ZaMOY
0t9Spc3ti6rkB9yC4f6DlKhV0Zdm8H+0FTxhZGFtQGFwb2NhbHlwc2Uub3JnPg==
=HbFW
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

Since I've recently changed email addresses, I've made my primary id for this key simply my name, with my address below. If you'd be willing to sign my key, a) I'd be thrilled, and b) I'd like it if you can sign the key/name association, rather than the key/address one, since what with the way PGP handles signatures, I'll stand some chance of keeping signatures if I ever change email addresses.

If that didn't make sense, don't sweat it. I'm not feeling particularly articulate today.

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