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Blair, are you actually in Utrecht?
I think Morten Christiansen's plenary talk certainly merits a post here.
S
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BLOGGER: Didn't my post come up. I thought his was the most important talk to date.
Posted by: S | April 16, 2010 at 01:24 AM
I just wanted to thank you for blogging from Evolang! I really appreciated the updates last time, especially with the inclusion of your own insights on the presentations and reports on the chatter in the halls. Invaluable stuff! I am avidly reading this time around as well.
Posted by: S. Mody | April 16, 2010 at 01:25 AM