Skepticon IV

Is anyone going to Skepticon 4?  November 18-20, 2011 (Fri-Sun).  Go to Skepticon.org and check it out.  Registration is free (although you can donate if you choose).

Also, has anyone been to a previous one?  I'd like to probably check this out this year.

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