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24 June 2006

New York, New York 

2006.06.22 - boathouse, Central Park
Originally uploaded by Jeremy B. Yoder.

I've just finished the first full day of Evolution 2006, and I'd say it's been a great trip so far. I took the train from Lancaster to Manhattan Thursday to spend the day in Central Park and at the American Museum of Natural History, where I saw a fantastic fossil collection (photos when I've got more bandwidth available on flickr) and an excellent presentation by Sean Carroll. I spent most of the next day wandering Manhattan, too; the conference officially started today. Chris Smith, Will Godsoe, and I presented our work on Joshua tree this morning, and it was pretty well recieved if I do say so myself. Now I can relax for the rest of the conference.

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