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Check this out....
www.xerox.com/850

Xerox is giving away 50 Visors!

Evidently Handspring is working hard to get their product talked about...

jason

Pretty tough contest entry rules for Canadians.

"For residents of Canada only: Selected entrants must correctly answer a mathematical skill-testing question to be awarded a prize."

I hope Xerox isn't asking them to calculate pi!

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[This message has been edited by LanMan (edited 04-14-2000).]

Pie is easy -- take some apples, some sugar, a little salt, a pre-bought pie crust, and voila! Pi, however, is a different matter. . . .

I think the only reason I visit this forum every day is its over-abundance of sarcasm...

P.S. You forgot the cinnamon. Ain't an apple pie without cinnamon.

Sorry, I was hungry at the time.

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[This message has been edited by LanMan (edited 04-14-2000).]

I thought the Canada math thing was a joke until I read the contest rules. Why does Canada have to do a math equation?

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James Hromadka
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I think it has something to do with games of skill vs. games of chance and which is permitted.

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Originally posted by JHromadka:
I thought the Canada math thing was a joke until I read the contest rules. Why does Canada have to do a math equation?

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Not only do we have to be good at math, but our friends in Quebec are never included in these things. To top it off, I work for Xerox and therefore exempted from this contest. Good thing that I already have a Visor!