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Room at the Inn?

The final countdown has now commenced, and as you'll notice the Exam Stress Indicator has bumped up a notch. One bit of preparation that I haven't managed yet: finding a place to stay.

If one of my readers happens to know of crash space that's going begging on the nights of July 24th, 25th and 26th, I'd be very grateful to know about it. It's amazing what hotels in the area are charging. (Update: Forgot to say, I'm taking the exam in New York City, not Albany.)

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Actually, it's not amazing, but par for the course--hotel rates in New York City are entirely extortionate, as there is a chronic shortage of hotel rooms in the city. Of course, this assumes that you're taking the exam in New York...
Hey I'm taking the bar and throwing an after bar after party @ Siberia! You should invite your friends to join you! http://upcoming.org/event/90819/

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