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 							<h3> Reminder about plug adapters (or voltage apapter if needed) </h3>
-							<p> For laptops and phones can handle the change in voltage and require only a plug adaptor, but do check what is needed for your specfic devices. </p>
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+							<p> For laptops and phones can handle the change in voltage and should require only a <a href="https://www.electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk/guidance/advice-for-you/when-travelling/travel-adaptor-for-the-united-kingdom/">plug adaptor</a>, but do check what is needed for your specfic devices. </p>
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 							<h3> What do you mean by project? </h3>
 							<p> A project can be a wide variety of things, spanning everything from exploring the simulated LSST Solar System database, writing a paper/white paper/AAS Research note draft,  brainstorming a funding proposal idea, learning a new tool, software development, drafting an observing proposal, etc. Basically 
 								anything that is going to help you get ready for Day 1 of LSST. We'll have time during Day 1 to brainstorm project ideas, and on Day 2, we'll have time for everyone who wants to lead a project to pitch their project. It's totally okay if you don't have a project idea. If you don't have a project in mind that's okay too, you can join one or more of the projects that are pitched on Day 2. The goal is to get together and spend a few dedicated days making something or learning a new skill that will help get you ready for LSST data. </p>