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At 1:21pm on May 15, 2009, Rob Annable said…
Hi Alex. More than happy to talk more about the YouCanPlan stuff: see here - http://www.youcanplan.co.uk/
 
 

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Off to the @buildingcentre to do Be2camp social media surgery. Drop in and have a chat about construction use of Web 2.0 (2-5pm)

RT @be2camp: Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

RT @be2camp: Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

Based in NW England ? Construction Social Media event at Clitheroe, 31st March http://bit.ly/9F2ZrU + tweetup afterwards

RT @be2camp: Be2camp/University of Dundee running a hybrid live/web conference on river basin management on #worldwaterday, 22 March

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