Hundreds descend on Priest Point Park for Easter egg fun
They found the Golden Eggs and won gift bags: From left, Colin Bess, 5; Adaline Claire, 10 months.; and Lana Alvarado, 7. The club's Saturday event was again held at the Gold Country Fairgrounds. It's not hard to make Easter egg hunting fun for kids, but the First Assembly of God Church on California Avenue added something a little bigger than an Easter bunny.
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Bandai Namco Files A Trademark For A Game Called 'Pac-Man Maker'
The game allowed users to create their own " Super Mario " levels. Given the continued popularity of Pac-Man, the apparent Pac-Man Maker video game isn't a big surprise. It's also a regular feature of speedrunning and Kaizo communities, with makers spurring each other to make increasingly more fiendish iterations - which can also be seen as an act of masochism, given that they have to successfully run their own course for it to get uploaded in the first place.
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United passenger says cops laughed as they dragged doc off flight
Alderman Mike Zalewski said he did not know who will represent the airline before the Aviation Committee, but Munoz has been notified of the hearing scheduled for Thursday. Crystal Pepper, Dao's daughter, said she and her family were horrified, shocked and sickened to see what had happened to her father, CBS2's Jessica Moore reported.
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Egyptian police kill 7 suspected Islamic State militants in shootout
In recent months, the Islamic State has ramped up attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt. Christians make up 10 percent of Egypt's population . The priest of St. Pope Tawadros II had led a Palm Sunday service in the church shortly before. The bishop said Pope Francis's trip to Egypt is "more important than ever" and that the Pontiff had already "shown the courage, precisely in such circumstances, to come and strengthen the people".
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Not another one! 'Brenda from Bristol' speaks for Britons sick of elections
One person who embodied such resentment and frustration was Brenda from Bristol, a woman who the BBC broke the news to yesterday during a routine "what real people think" roaming interview segment. Jon's tweet of the interview has already been shared thousands of times with viewers sympathising with Brenda . But judging by the reaction of Brenda from Bristol and others, many other citizens are less enthusiastic.
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Two men arrested for planning 'violent attack' in run-up to French election
The men, born in 1993 and 1987, of French nationality, had the intention of committing an attack on French soil within the next few days, he said. The Front National leader's commitment to ending France's membership of the borderless Schengen area, described as "effectively an worldwide passport-free zone for terrorists" by former Interpol chief Robert Noble, sets her on a collision course with the European Commission.
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Explosives, guns, IS flag found in French plot probe
Elite police and agents from France's domestic intelligence agency detained the two Frenchmen - identified only as 23-year-old Clement B. and Mahiedine M., 29 - in the Mediterranean port city and Interior Minister Matthias Fekl said they were known to be "radicalized".
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Danish court upholds extradition of daughter of ousted South Korean president's friend
Chung Yoo-ra, a 20-year-old dressage rider, immediately filed an appeal, the office added on Twitter. In March, Denmark's public prosecutor ordered the extradition of Chung, a 20-year-old dressage rider, "for the goal of prosecution in her home country", a ruling she appealed to the district court.
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Kim Jong-un inspects military parade at central square of Pyongyang
Tension has been building since Kim Jong Un announced in his New Year's message that the country was close to testing an intercontinental ballistic missile. There's also anger in Pyongyang over the annual spring military exercises that the USA holds with South Korea. Another nuclear test would invite tougher measures from Beijing, Guo said.
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Dozens of Casualties Reported in Aleppo Bomb Blast: Syrian State Television
Some 45 buses carrying 3,000 people left the rebel-besieged Shia villages of al-Foua and Kefraya near Idlib for government-controlled Aleppo, while a convoy of 11 buses left army-besieged al-Zabadani, the Hezbollah media unit said. "There is shrapnel in his eyes because he was sitting at the window of the bus when the explosion happened", said al-Hussein, who had also received emergency aid in the opposition area near the Turkish border.
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Cold snap: massive iceberg just off coast draws Canadians eager for close-up
The iceberg, which sits just off the coast of Ferryland, on the Avalon Peninsula, is understood to be one of the first of the season. Canada's CBC News said that over the Easter weekend, the Southern Shore highway near the town of Ferryland was blocked with traffic as photographers - professional or amateur - pulled up to snap the hulking ice mountain.
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Turkey's premier warns opposition against street protests
In their petitions, the residents of Ankara said the decision and other reported irregularities were in open violation of the law. On Sunday, the YSK suddenly announced that ballots that had not been verified as genuine by election officials would be allowed, which led to a protest by the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), which said it would contest the result.




