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Scavenger hunt part of festival
From staff reports Today and Saturday during the March of the Leprechauns St. Patrick's festival, downtown businesses will host a scavenger hunt. Participation is open to children and adults.
The Hendersonville Times-News Found 3 hours ago Translate • More info
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Never lose your car again!
If you do what I do everytime you go out and forget where you ve parked your car, or have major trouble in finding your way back to your hotel, then worry no longer. The ECCO GPS Keychain will help to show you the way. This staggeringly small GPS system is set to revolutionise the way you find your way back to well, wherever it is [...] Filed in categories: Car Gear , GPS , News , Spotlight ...
The Gadgeteer Wed, March 10, 2010 16:52 PM GMT Translate • More info
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Festival's scavenger hunt starts tomorrow in Hendersonville
Blueridgenow.com On Friday and Saturday during the March of the Leprechauns St. Patrick's festival, downtown businesses will host a scavenger hunt. Participation is open to children and adults. Various businesses in Historic Downtown will have questions placed somewhere in their store. It could be on the window, door, with merchandise or anywhere. Participating...
The Hendersonville Times-News Found 11 hours ago Translate • More info
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Natural Computing
A design principle for kick-ass problems on the frontiers of the possible Computer Science - Distributed computing - Cloud computing - Math - Business
Dr. Dobb's Journal Found 18 hours ago Translate • More info
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Spring reads
As spring book season nears, publishing houses are preparing to release a number of interesting titles by top authors. Here s a sampling of upcoming books, sent to this desk in the form of advance-reading copies.
The Wenatchee World Found 17 hours ago Translate • More info
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Letters to Jackie
Dear Mrs. President. Dear Jackie. Dear Beloved One . . . An estimated 1.5 million letters flooded the White House following the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination of John F. Kennedy, all addressed to a bereaved First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy. These never-before-published letters, stowed away for 47 years in the John F. Kennedy...
New York Post Tue, March 9, 2010 00:55 AM GMT Translate • More info
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