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Oh, that looks like one fun party! Wish I could have made it.
Thanks for posting the video.
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Déjà vu All Over Again!
Wow, I just discovered the video from ScienceBlogs’ millionth comment party in Seattle — I flew in specially for this party and also to visit my friends from University .. I love this silly, funny, interesting video — now, don’t you wish you had been there?? Anyway, since the winner of this contest is in NYC and some of the NYC sciencebloggers are meeting her for brunch today, I thought I’d share this video with you [4:47]
Hattip to my colleague, Sandy.