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September 18, 2006 • 9:25 pm PDT
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Hello everyone. If you live in the New York area, please don't forget our New York Launch party. It's on Thursday, the 21st, at Emergency Arts at 551 w 21st St (entrance on 11th Ave between 21st and 22nd). Including DJ sets by Grandmaster Flash and Prefuse 73. All subscribers are invited, so please RSVP. Remember, you must subscribe before you can RSVP. Subscribing gets you six issues of GOOD, free drinks at the party, plus all $20 goes to one of our 12 partner organizations. Time is running out, so RSVP fast. Tell your friends. We're looking forward to seeing you all there.

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