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2009 End Of Year Cluster Share
- 2. it’s life Jim but not as we know it...
- 3. there’s Klingons on the starboard bow ...
- 4. When you see me appear, share your ideas/thoughts on the laptops provided ...
- 5. hardware
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- 15. Share what successful web 2.0 tools you have used and any problems you have experienced ...
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- 20. Going where no-one has gone before ...
- 21. What barriers do you envisage post contract – beyond 2010 ...
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