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Fri Feb 19 20:42:28 EST 2010
Last Updated Sun Jan 18 18:31:11 EST 2015

I am transitioning from an old OpenPGP key to a new one.

The old key was:

pub   1024D/31D6C29E 2001-04-22 Irwin Tillman (scramble) <irwin@princeton.edu>
 Primary key fingerprint: 74C3 C844 0282 9ADE 53B4  B07A 7DE2 6D10 31D6 C29E


The new key is:

pub   2048R/FDD723B1 2010-02-19 Irwin Tillman <irwin@princeton.edu>
 Primary key fingerprint: 3AB6 2DEA 6C17 0506 A31E  8658 B9C2 D1E6 FDD7 23B1
uid                  Irwin Tillman <irwin@princeton.edu>
uid                  Irwin Tillman <irwin.tillman@gmail.com>
uid                  Irwin Tillman <irwin.tillman2@gmail.com>

You can retrieve my key from a public key server.

If you already know my old key, you can verify that the new
key is signed by the old one:

   gpg --check-sigs FDD723B1


And this statement also has been signed by both keys.
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FCUvhgVt8jnp4g1+rPhhSZv65bfxpiOZZrDOwGUeOjRrE8+nUzdgoT+QPMVPsQWy
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jWpKYsjxvBhOn8Hukc8aju2LpMIqXdk=
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