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#lifecampto up – January 31 (Sat), 10:30 AM brunch

Posted on January 5th, 2009 by Sacha Chua

Mark Kuznicki reminded me to get #lifecampto out the door. =)

Details and sign-ups at lifecampto.eventbrite.com – initial blog post

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