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21-06-2008, 17:11
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Re: Any East Coast Collaborations?
A lot of teams on the West Coast have been inspired by 60/254/968 over the years. Others look to 330 for inspiration. Lots of teams this year either had the same idea as 121 or followed their example.
I guess they're following Dave Lavery's advice about "Steal from the best, and invent the rest!" 
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