There will be a meetup for anyone interested (Astro people, twitter people, Galaxy Zoo people, Astronomy Cast people, Star Stryder people, people people) on Wednesday night at 7pm at O’Sole Mio Restaurant in San Francisco, CA. http://www.osolemiorestaurant.com/

Will I see you there?

Cheers,
Pamela

Based on the small snippet of text from this post that's listed in New Posts, I thought I was coming here to delete some spam. Glad to find I was wrong.

Have fun at the meet. The restaurant looks like a bit of retro fun.

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Have a pizza for me, Pamela! Or a slice....

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If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe. CARL SAGAN

Mak: Pass the pepperoni please.
Fazor: "Hail, Bautainia! We pledge our hearts to thee! Science and woo, some babbling too, and astron-oh-meee!"
slang: And it made ash out of yew and tree.

If anyone who goes to this hears any interesting tidbits please feel free to share them here. I imagine that to be a fascinating evening!

Side note: it's strange seeing Pamela listed as a junior member when she's surely taught so many of us so much. I do suppose it's silly to think knowledge is directly linked to number of posts - just look at my # of posts vs their content value. If Pamela reads this though: great work on the podcasts!

Pity she can't gain Honorary Kilopi status

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Uh oh. I feel a bit of pressure all of a sudden.

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