Darwin's 200th is just around the corner. We're partying in Rochester this Friday night. All are welcome!
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Wish I could come up, Rich! I'll be in Lima, Peru that night, about to head into the Amazon - following in, well, not Darwin's, but Wallace's footsteps.
Have a toast to Chuck for me!
Sounds fun. Any mullets this time?
How did it go over there? It was hopping in Chicago, away from the AAAS. We had ~100 people for the night, mostly from SAIC, UChicago, and UIC. There were many hangovers in Darwin's name.
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