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		<title>By: john bollwitt blog &#187; Blog Archive &#187; sixty4media</title>
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		<description>[...] We have each managed to bridge technologies in our own way and so far it’s been paying off. Our knowledge of the new media realm has lead to our profiles showing up in various magazines, online publications, newspapers, and radio programs individually. However together we have discovered that pretty much anything is possible and it’s time to give back to the community here in Techcouver, and around Metro Vancouver. [sixty4media] [...]</description>
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