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		<title>When your family tree, isn&#8217;t</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I remember being a bit of a smart-ass nerd in high school, and taking pleasure in deriving novel insults my friends and I could deliver at the stoner-types, or anybody who else who crossed paths with us.  The more difficult it was for them to understand why it was an insult, the better.  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I remember being a bit of a smart-ass nerd in high school, and taking pleasure in deriving novel insults my friends and I could deliver at the stoner-types, or anybody who else who crossed paths with us.  The more difficult it was for them to understand why it was an insult, the better.  So when I came up with &#8220;Your family tree has cycles&#8221;, I was one happy geek.</p>

<p>Little did I know at the time though, that my own family tree had a cycle.  It turns out that my paternal Grandfather&#8217;s paternal great-Aunt, was my paternal Grandmother&#8217;s sister&#8217;s-in-law&#8217;s great Grandmother.  My Dad&#8217;s cousin, who discovered the cycle this past weekend, doesn&#8217;t think the family knew about it.  I believe the circumference of that cycle is seven.

</p><p>Anybody else got any cycles they&#8217;d like to share?  Note; if the circumference of your cycles are less than five, you might want to keep those to yourself 8-)</p>]]></content:encoded>
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