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If you occasionally experience loss of header images (get a plain color header where you previously saw 3 cairn heads or cartoon tribbles) … I'm investigating this. 

What seems to be happening is the header images are occasionally somehow being deleted or corrupted; when the image is missing the header falls back to a background color.  Whenever I notice that the background image has become a 0-byte file, I reupload it.  It's happened three times that I know of.

It may be a bug in the theme, or I may be triggering it somehow. Let me know (here)  if/when you experience this and I'll reupload the images the next time I'm near my desktop.

If you normally use the one of the plain color backgrounds, this will never affect you :) 

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