[Monotone-devel] address@hidden: CodeCon + Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt]

[Daniel Carosone]

[Likewise, what Perry said below, re forwarding.. I just hope it
doesn't clash with njs' monotone talk :)]

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Dan.

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Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 23:26:36 -0800
From: John Gilmore <address@hidden>
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: CodeCon + Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt

[Moderator's note: Not our usual fare, but since a bunch of people
reading this list will be at codecon I thought I'd forward it
anyway. --Perry]

An annual mass treasure hunt, roaming part of San Francisco for clues,
occurs on Saturday, Feb 11th, the middle day of CodeCon.  By skipping
2-1/2 evening hours of Codecon, you could dodge dragons and fireworks
in Chinatown while puzzling out history, rhymes, or puns with a roving
team of friends.  Rain or shine.  Bring good walking shoes & outdoor
gear.  Let's made some Codecon teams (or you can just show up).  The
huge Chinese New Year parade will be happening at the same time,
providing an even more colorful backdrop than the usual bizarre
Chinatown ambiance.  Info and rules are here:

  http://www.sftreasurehunts.com/hunts/chinese_new_year/index.html

Here's a sample clue:

  King Ludwig had one; so did William Randolph Hearst. These are some
  others. If you know what they are, you'll know which street to
  search on: Edinburgh Dover Windsor Corfe Arundel.

  http://www.sftreasurehunts.com/hunts/chinese_new_year/samples-beginners.html

It's a great way to see some odd and interesting corners of SF's Chinatown,
North Beach, and the waterfront.  See you there.

        John

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