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11/25/01
First Edition
My name is John, and I am starting up a club, devoted to the nintendo gamecube. This club would include anyone and everyone who wants to discuss and play the gamecube with people from the area.
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- Planet GameCube
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- Official Nintendo Website
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A GOOD dog obedience class in BG
I am looking for a GOOD dog obedience class here in BG. I am currently in one now and I think it stinks!! Its a six week cores and just in to the first class at the fair gounds. This man that teaches...
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Started: October 12th 2005Replies: 1
Computer Recycling
Computers for Charity is a local non-profit that takes donations of and recycles computer equipment. We refurbish these systems and provide them to families that may not otherwise be able to afford a...
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Started: May 30th 2009Replies: 0
Looking for youth program
I am looking for a youth program for my daughter. She is a third grader. We are looking for a social or art group. We were closed out of girl scouts because her schools group was too large(she is very...
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Started: October 15th 2004Replies: 2
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- Resource Guide
- Selecting a Home Improvement Contractor
How to choose and deal with a contractor when doing home improvements-how to avoid fraud.- Taking Minutes Whose Job Is It And Why?
Essentials for recording the Minutes at Association meetings.- Protecting Your Home From Burglars-Some Tips
Best methods of protecting your home from burglars in various situations and scenarios.- Community Restraint Programs For Juvenile Offenders
How community restraint and treatment programs can help recidivism.
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