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December 28, 2005

3p Founder Nick Aster at Commonwealth Club Jan 31st

commonwe.jpgSomething for your calendar: I will be part of a panel at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, January 31st. The topic is "Environmental Blogging" and I'll be joined by Siel from Green LA Girl, Alex Steffan from Worldchanging, and Graham Hill (or Tim McGee) from Treehugger. Eric Corey Freed is the organizer and Gil Friend will moderate the panel. It's a real honor to have been asked to help put this event together, and I think it's going to be a very fun and interesting night! You can RSVP by visiting the Commonwealth Club website here (scroll down to the 31st). Please do so soon, as it's likely to be full.

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