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This has to be my favourite vidcast of all time. I watch all 3 to 4 episodes a week without fail. They currently have

Take5: A show about using Digital Juice’s cool libraries for video,sound,music and graphics.

AudioBuzz: This one will give you technical information to get your audio projects sounding great!

TechKnow: Ever wanted to know how something in the DV world worked, well this one is for you.

Field Of View: This is my favourite out of the four. It shows how everyday thinking can be applied to your next video project.

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I seem to be hooked watching this vidcast every week. It has news and info about the Internet, also includes a tech section where they show off the latest gadgets. Certainly worth a look. Check it out here

This has to be the one of the most stupid April fool’s joke I have ever seen. I will if I get a chance type out the full story the Community News wrote.

Newswire:”The Dean of Christchurch says his office has been fielding calls about an April Fools joke suggesting the Cathedral will need to be pulled down. The Very Reverend Peter Beck says a local newspaper article said huge cracks had appeared in the Cathedral and it would be demolished next week.
He says it also said the Anglicans would join the Catholic Cathedral, and that Russian businessmen planned to build a hotel and aquarium on the Cathedral site. Reverend Beck says the story is a bit over the top and has concerned some locals. He says some people who called were very upset, and needed assurance that it was a joke.”

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