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North Carolina Science Blogging Conference, January, 2007

Posted by attilachordash on November 6, 2006

It’s time for you to register to the North Carolina Science Blogging Conference, January 20, 2007, organized by BlogTogethter wiki. I hope that it will be a nice Unconference too.

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