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Published Feb 9, 2006
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We hope you had a good time at Movable Hype 6.0 last night, which also served as a third birthday party for Gothamist (we really turn three next week, but, details!).
Thank you (and "Oh, hello!") to hosts Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, and thank you to the great lineup of bands: Burnside Project, Metal Hearts, and Slowlands. And big thank yous to Amelia and Loreal for making us wonderful birthday cakes. We enjoyed a chocolate skyline from Loreal's chocolate (with some coffee!) cake and Amelia's "Jerry Orbach Goes Undercover as a Panda" cake was almost not eaten because we wanted to preserve it.
Most of all, thanks to all of you for reading Gothamist.
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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