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Our entire Liquid Staff Team took a 10-hour road trip out to Granger, IN for the 2007 Innovate Conference. Apart from being jammed between Mike and Big Gerry, it was good times all around (thank God we brought spouses!).
Highlights included a killer session by Rob Wegner (love that guy!)-- click here to watch it. And kudos to Jessica (our video vixen)-- "God-Sized Tip" placed second in the Granger Film Festival!
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