Blogger meetup tonight! 7:00 in St. Louis

Join the blogger meetup tonight at Kitchen K in downtown St. Louis! Open to anyone, it's a great chance to connect.

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Just a reminder while I work on a real sciencey blog post: the blogger meetup is tonight at 7:00 at Kitchen K in downtown St. Louis, Missouri. It's open to anyone, so if you're in the area, drop on by! Directions and all that are in this earlier post.

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