Hey everyone, the planners have set up a location for the public to meet the ScienceBloggers in NYC!
Location: Social bar and lounge -- look for us in the back room.
Date: Saturday, 9 August 2008
Time: 2-4pm
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Open Invitation to Meet Science Bloggers in NYC
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