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Any one here attending PAGXX, giving a talk or presenting a poster?
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I will be there. My poster includes a Tag cloud of the job forums from SEQanswers.(P0899)
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I'm going and our group is hosting a work shop with Matt McClure from Curt Van Tassell's group.
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PAG Meetup
Let's plan a SeqAnswers meet up for all those that are attending. We can post a location and time or a meal on seqanswers when we are there.Comment
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I'm definitely up for that.Comment
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I'd certainly be interested.Comment
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Meetup place and time PAG
For those attending the meeting that would like to meet up. Since, I don't see anything going on tonight at the conference. Let's plan on meeting at Charlie's tonight at 9pm at a table closest to the large television. If you can't find us raise your name tag up over your head and we will keep an eye out for you.
AndrewComment
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I'm sitting at Charlie's right now. Will be back later tonight to meet you guys.
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