If you are going to be in Chicago in early May, consider attending (or at least donating towards) the Seventh Dinner With a Dinosaur, an annual event organized by Project Exploration - a worthy investment in science education for inner-city kids.
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You may have noticed a button on my sidebar (under the heading "I Support") that looks like this:
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