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739:) and the place seemed more friendly and more comfortable. Limited wine list, seem to be all Greek (which makes sense). A small selection of domestic and imported bottle beers, including Greek. I had the Avgolemono Soup (chicken, rice and lemon soup) for $ 3.50 and the Spanakopita (spinach and feta pie) for $ 9.95. There may not be a service charge, unless we prefer it to make calculating easier. The center table can hold 20 people (with several more by pushing tables together). The only drawback is that other diners will also be in the same room, therefore not as quiet as a separate back room. However, I didn't notice a loud level, unlike some places where the sound travels and reverberates. I included a photo of the center table. Also very easy walking distance from/to Columbia. — 4062: 4050: 4002: 4041: 4032: 4023: 4014: 3898: 3859: 3874: 3886: 3793: 3938: 3966: 3981: 3910: 3805: 3845: 3952: 3924: 3831: 446: 3817: 434:, a Greek cuisine eatery at 544 West 113th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam. The reservation has been made for 5:30 pm under the name "Wikimedia New York City". The owner of the restaurant has asked that at 5:00 pm we call him at (212) 865-1011 with a head-count of attendees so that they can prepare for the onslaught. If there are roughly 20 people we may be seated around the Symposium table. If there are more, the owner has volunteered to open up the heated back garden for us to use. 3751: 709:). Pizza was $ 13 (plain $ 11), imported beers each $ 6. Wine list also. If I go again, I'll try something else. Very easy walking distance from/to Columbia U. Zagat Survey rates (scale 0 to 30): 20 for food, 15 for decor, 17 for service and avg. price of $ 31, which is about right, since mine was $ 32 (Pizza, two beers, and tip). I forgot to ask about separate checks, but apparently 20% is added for large groups. Reopens for dinner at 5 PM. — 3765: 821:
instance. Please vote for whichever restaurant you would like to eat at given the information provided above and your own personal prejudices. The prevailing restaurant will be called first for the reservation. If a reservation cannot be obtained at the winning restaurant, the runner-up restaurant will be called thus making this entire process pointless. Voting ends 24 hours after this timestamp (because I said so).
3779: 454: 35: 438: 3649:. It has been discredited, yet there are people around the world who believe that it's true. Why do people believe it? The article was developed into a featured article. When it was posted on the Knowledge (XXG) home page, it got complaints – from Knowledge (XXG) readers, including some Jews, who argued that Knowledge (XXG) shouldn't give it attention. (For example, see 3412:"I have been encouraging my fellow academics to pay more attention to Knowledge (XXG)," said ScienceApologist, and he has been developing this presentation for them. He explained the reasons why they should pay attention to Knowledge (XXG), the problems with Knowledge (XXG), and how he and others have been trying to fix those problems. 780:?) Just trying to be helpful. Now we should decide on which place to go within a day or two, so that someone can make reservations. We will probably be happy with either place — both have pros and cons. I assume we have effectively decided against Tom's, right?. Like everything else here, consensus rulez. — 3244:, and it was agreed that the form proposed (an informal group with a chosen representative to the Wikimedia Foundation, with authority to make agreements with local organizations on content projects) was a good one. This was especially considered useful in terms of approaching large local institutions. 3693:
informally described his experience with using Knowledge (XXG) in the classroom. For a history of science class, instead of assigning papers, he assigned his students to write a Knowledge (XXG) article. They usually found an interesting stub that they wanted to expand. He would review it to make sure
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I'm the fellow organizing the tickets for the tour. I've found that I have to get these today (Friday the 11th). From the list below I see 25 people attending. The tickets will also allow you to schedule a space show seat (the planetarium thing). The space shows run every half hour on the half hour.
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An anonymous blogger wrote: "This restaurant is managed very poorly. The manager does a terrible job booking and servicing customers, and he is incapable of handling a large party. He is very rude. I was embarrassed to bring my guests to this establishment. Do yourself a favor and eat elsewhere since
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Academics ask, "Why should we care?" Knowledge (XXG) has high visibility on the Internet, said ScienceApologist. In Google, most Knowledge (XXG) articles appear in the top 10 hits. Students use Knowledge (XXG), said ScienceApologist. "There is no other one-stop resource at all levels of popular to
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I have no idea if this is true, but I can visit the restaurant to check. Or I can recommend another restaurant. There's a sushi place on 72nd Street where (1) I've eaten dozens of times, (2) service is superb, and (3) management has agreed to let up to 30 Wikipedians take it over and "edit the table
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I would like to, but it is on a Sunday, where I go to church and learning center, and don't finish until after 4:00 PM. And my parents might not let me go to the meetup as well. I don't even have driver's license as well. I know how to take public transportation myself, though, but my parents might
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I just confirmed with a graduate student who works in the astrophysics division of the AMNH that Wikipedians can get a "behind the scenes tour" of sorts before the meeting. For example, you can see some of the clean-room labs where instruments are assembled. Please contact me on my talk page if you
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I suggest a Greek place called "The Symposium" on 113 Street between Broadway and Amsterdam (closer to Broadway). It is inexpensive and has a nice atmosphere for a discussion, with a very large cental table suggesting its name. It also has pretty good Greek food, with plenty of choices for timid
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I'm charged with making the reservations for us, so let's make it official. We'll do this via voting and everyone including anonymous voters, sockpuppets, and canvassed supporters is enfranchised. Voting irregularities and election fraud are encouraged as that would be really amusing in this
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ScienceApologist discovered Knowledge (XXG) when he was teaching at a community college. "I noticed student papers all had a similar structure." They weren't using the same text, but they had the same ideas. It turned out they were all using Knowledge (XXG) as their first source.
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for a casual dinner. The restaurant seated us in the enclosed rear garden room, which we had entirely to ourselves. Something should be done to encourage the participation of more female editors, as only one of the participants at the dinner (and none at the meeting) was female.
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Knowledge (XXG) is supposed to deal with pseudoscience and undue accommodation to fringe ideas, with the principles of NPOV and undue weight. But in actual application, "that's tricky," said ScienceApologist. Knowledge (XXG) has principles that we can use to fight pseudoscience:
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What is pseudoscience? This is something that we deal with extensively in in science courses for non-science majors. The demarcation between science and pseudoscience can get fuzzy. Is psychology a science? Some people don't think so. What about scientists who study the
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was OK (a bit doughy for my preference), not as good as the famous John's Pizzeria or John's of Bleecker Street, but better than many of the pizza joints I've eaten in. No beer on tap, but a selection of bottled beer, domestic and imported (including my favorite
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Probably not, although I had a great time at the WikNik on Central Park. My mother passed away recently, and I am dealing with a number of issues related to her estate and "sibling rivalry". I may be in NYC at the end of January for a professional conference.
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It was generally agreed that Columbia was a convenient location, and that the meeting room was a comfortable and accommodating space. It was decided that, if possible, we might settle upon this location as a "regular" meeting place for most future meet-ups.
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Wow, I wish there had been a little more advance notice about this. Unfortunately, the friends with whom I would have stayed in the event of any trip to New York will instead be coming to visit me that weekend, so I am afraid I will be unable to attend.
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Although I've not eaten at any of the four places mentioned so far, I visually checked Tom's out and think it's too crowded also. In addition, I would rather not encourage tourists. Symposium or Sezz sounds like the best in Morningside Heights so far. —
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Since I already returned to the NYC Metro Area for Christmas and returned for New Year's Eve, I'm not going, again. Plus, after a huge fiasco with certain other Knowledge (XXG) users, I'm not so sure I want to go to
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I hereby award Becksguy the SYMPOSIUM TABLE of AMAZING MEETUP ORIGINAL RESEARCH for his astonishing and timely legwork. I also hereby award him the CAMERA of MIGHTY RESTAURANT PHOTOGRAPHY!  :) --
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If you plan on arriving late for the restaurant or the possible observing session, and would like to find out where the group has wound up, you can drop your mobile phone number ahead of time at
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Probably not, but there is a small chance. I'll see if any of my NYC-dwelling friends will be in town during this for a visit, so I won't be buying a train/bus ticket for just an afternoon.
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As you can see from the image of Tom's, it's cramped, and all seats are the booth type, thus limiting discussion except for very small groups (on the other hand, maybe that's desirable). —
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I don't think Tom's is a good choice - it's cramped and Noisy. The Symposium is spacious, uncrowded and has a large central "symposium table" that we should reserve. Best regards, --
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Additionally, there will be optional post-meeting social activities at a local restaurant and (providing weather is OK) an observing session with telescopes on the roof of Pupin Hall.
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about a free-content photography contest, but before raising the issue formally, they want to wait until their collection catalog is digitized (which should happen in the summer).
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Who are the POV pushers? ScienceApologist displayed a very busy slide, divided into several major categories. Some are religious-based. There are conspiracy theories, like the
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where we could sign up to teach a course; it's also a library that could be considered underutilized as a whole, and so maybe more open to innovative forms of collaboration.
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Electric universe. This is Velekovskian-based pseudoscience. They believe for example that electricity is stronger than gravity. It took 2 years to get it deleted. (AFDs:
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If we can get that big table that was mentioned, it'll be worth it. Otherwise, it's down to whichever place will lay out the largest space for everyone that attends. -
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Sadly, I have midterms around that time. As of right now it looks like I cannot make it. I should, however, be able to make one in the future (assuming I still live in
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There will be one public meeting in the afternoon at Columbia's Pupin Hall, where we can take further steps to organize the Wikimedia New York City local chapter.
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The next meet-up was tentatively scheduled for a Sunday in the middle of March, 2008. There was some discussion about a tour of the Columbia medical library.
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The only change he would make is that he assigned papers and posted them to Knowledge (XXG) himself. Next time, he'll have his students post them directly.
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ScienceApologist comes to Knowledge (XXG) as a scientist, and often clashes with non-scientists. "It gets very intense very quickly," he said. "I have been
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Will miss AMNH for church (which ends around 12:30), but will be at the main gathering. I went to AMNH on my birthday last week, but no behind the scenes.
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last night (1-4-08). They have a back room (a real separate back room) that's available for up to 40 people, set up in two groups of 20. The
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I've also eaten at the Symposium. The prices are reasonable and the food is good. It's not very big, but there is a big symposium table. --
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No, this time I'll just be too busy... I can't come. Thought I could for a while, but midterms and 2nd quarter US project... too much. --
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Was going to be out of town, but plans recently changed and thus might be able to revisit my old stomping grounds as a Columbia employee.--
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I'll be out of the country on a business trip. I have enjoyed all the meet-ups I've attended and certainly hope to make the next one.
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is a librarian, and will be giving a lecture to a group of fellow librarians on the subject of Knowledge (XXG) in the near future.
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That's my birthday, so I highly doubt it, although I don't completely rule it out. Too bad - the location is great. Next time.
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last night (1-6-08). The food was quite good, the prices are cheaper than Sezz Midi (e.g. imported beer $ 4.50 vs $ 6, check the
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The educational potential of using the different language editions of Knowledge (XXG) in language instruction was also raised.
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There was also some discussion of fundraising for the Wikimedia Foundation, and the possibility of promotional calendars using
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Yeah, the main gates of the campus (Broadway or Amsterdam Ave. at 116th Street) are open 24/7, and anyone can come on campus. —
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Knowledge (XXG) has resources for dealing with pseudoscience, said ScienceApologist. First is the talk pages. Then there is
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conspiracy theory: the authors of the book are allegedly "Learned Elders of Zion" who propose means by which the Jews and
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relationship between the two, but that the WikiProject would help process and integrate the products of content projects.
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have suggestions about times or things you'd like to see, and stay tuned here for more info on how this tour will happen.
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Sadly I have no transportation, as well my school schedule keeps me from going. I wish to attend one next year though.
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Go figure...I’m a Columbia student, but I’m almost positive that I’ll still be home for winter break on that weekend. —
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Sorry, something has come up and I'll be unable to attend. I'm adding myself to the Regrets section with apologies.
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It worked very well. Students enjoyed writing something that would be read widely, rather than only by a teacher.
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Yes, 16 year olds can walk around freely on the campus, although you can certainly invite a parent if you wish. --
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I love Greek wine!! So cheap and robust and flavorful. I can tell you what to wine order (and I can guarantee you
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The Symposium for a symposium. The food and ambiance seemed better, although with less room for a large group. —
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Sezz Medi seems to get poor reviews. I went to the Symposium last Easter. It's a bit cramped, but it's good.--
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There should be a "Probable attendees" section, less strong than "Likely Attendees" but stronger than this. --
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Colin, our gracious guide through the AMNH, had the power to create fusion reactions (pictured) with his mind
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From the sign-up sheet etc., but this may be incomplete. A couple of people without accounts also joined us.
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I was on the list of Likely attendees before but something came up that I have to go to. Have fun guys.
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Ouch! Well, I've eaten at Sezz at least a dozen times in large groups and never really had a problem.
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None of these 'other possibilities' are confirmed as of now. Please check back for further updates.
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Wow, want to meet a lot of these people, but not 100 percent sure about my schedule that weekend. --
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Okay, I just realized that the prior engagement is on the 12th, not the 13th, so I can go after all.
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Academics complain, "How can I edit Knowledge (XXG) and not have my edits reverted?" For example,
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Not sure I'm actually going to stick around for the restaurant, so don't have a strong preference.
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Have to pass on this one too. My mom is in town, so I have no chance of making it down to NYC. -
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I strongly suggest choosing a specific time, as the entrance is not an ideal place to congregate
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the main meeting at Pupin Hall, Columbia University at 2:30 PM. Specifically, we may visit the
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Damn. My Sunday morning just got zapped. Won't make AMNH. Will be at the meeting in Pupin Hall.
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Classes start up again in Miami on January 14. I will be no where near New York, as usual.—
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I second the motion for "The Symposium." It is worth it for the flaming cheese dish alone.
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This'll be the first meeting that I've gone to, but I definetely don't want to miss it ...
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I'm flying to Dallas that day. Wasn't really my decision. Hope I can make it next time!
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There was some discussion about the distinction between a local Wikimedia chapter and
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If you don't mind my input, I've eaten at the Symposium and it's quite excellent. --
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Someone suggested that rather than libraries, we teach classes at computer centers.
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ScienceApologist gave several case studies of articles he had been involved with.
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Another possibility, but that place is usually quite crowded and full of tourists.
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There was some discussion about cooperation with libraries, and in particular the
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Possible short talk by Uncle Ed on the history of the project (depending on time)?
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But, said ScienceApologist, "There are those who would promote pseudoscience and
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This is the exact date of my return to college, and I have to leave at 10:50 am.
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area. This was the second of the meetups with a session dedicated to discussing
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Some good initial discussions have been started with a representative from the
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I'm uping it to near-certainty, but I'll be at church while you're at AMNH. --
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I have a good idea for wikipedia, but I don't know if I can go to the meetup.
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Yes, I will be attending. Don't know about tour or dinner, but meeting is on.
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Watch this space for future possible changes. And please watchlist this page.
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I wasn't signed up as going but I did in fact attend. It was good times. --
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Nah, I can't come. I may still join the NYC chapter of wikimedia, though.
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Depends on my flight (the night before) going well but I hope to make it.
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they weren't undertaking something more difficult than they realized.
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Might be available, might be programming. Too early to know for sure.
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I'd love to come, but I'm not sure about my scheduling at this point.
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All of my sockpuppets are in animated disagreement. I'm so confused…
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Been asked to go into the office to help with a project. Sorry. --
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Sadly not a chance this time. Good meeting folks at the last one.--
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116th Street–Columbia University (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line)
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issues. After the session, most of the participants had dinner at
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Deciding on a next meetup time and place (bring your suggestions!)
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By overwhelming majority, the group has decided to have dinner at
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Not sure, depends on logistics issues I haven't figured out yet.
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I'll definitely try. I'm not making any promises but I'll try. —
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As much as I'd like to meet all of you, I will be on vacation.
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has written excellent articles about the grapes in question).--
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I'm in Boston, but I might come down to New York for this. --
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Being vegan, I think greek food is usually a pretty good bet.
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Sorry, something has come up and I'll be unable to attend.
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If you don't vote for this place you just want to suffer.
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Yeah, I plan on coming too, unless informed otherwise...
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Kind of busy with my comeback. Try next year, then? --
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Space permitting, of course, due to the late interest.
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The polls have closed. Symposium is the clear winner.
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I still have spare name tags from August. 1657:meta:Wikimedia New York City/Chapters Committee 3463:Among the problems with Knowledge (XXG) are: 3361:Discussion of Pseudoscience on Knowledge (XXG) 3251:; general opinion was that there should be no 3445:articles, or do we accommodate pseudoscience? 530:http://www.geocities.com/symposiumrestaurant/ 46:Please do not edit the contents of this page. 8: 3655:who decided to make this a featured article? 3727:Most of the meet-up participants walked to 3082:Partial video of the meeting can be viewed 2669:There is no chance I can go, but have fun! 1626:Powerpoint/educational committee (see also 3016:) - Sorry, a last minute conflict came up. 2024:I live on the UWS, distance not a problem. 1238:We need to get a rough head-count for the 1063:I will go where the majority decides... • 1052:<-- put in after voting ended, oh well! 3422:found Knowledge (XXG) as accurate as the 2831:Not this time, but maybe the next one. -- 2338:*Not sure yet, but it's a possibility. -- 2255:That's when Pupin is open to the public. 468:arrangements" for a nice long meeting. -- 4087:Knowledge (XXG) meetups in New York City 3569:, such as the people who believe in the 3309:It was suggested that we might approach 2976:Sorry this Sunday is a busy day for me. 2697:Still in DC for college, unfortunately. 1725:Live a hour away i will hope yo be there 3997: 3903:Interesting things being said and heard 3746: 3471:and cultural attitudes (see next item). 1671:should be handled on Knowledge (XXG). ( 1636:Photography contest (possibly with the 3707:. One student wrote about the journal 3331:Science, Industry and Business Library 2847:Keep me on the list for next time! - 1557:Crud, last-minute thing came up. Ugh. 3974:, engaging in participant observation 3373:Video of the pseudoscience discussion 3295:project will probably be done by the 7: 3452:academia own the subject it studies? 1167:Late arrival info and Transportation 528:palates, vegetarians and everyone. 3565:theorists. 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