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Hollister Co was launched in Ohio. The Hollister merchandise actually claims it was launched in 1922, but this is a lie based on a fictional story about 'John Hollister.'

The Sydney Australia Olympics; and, people thought the world was going to end- stuff like that.

The Millenium Bug (Y2K) issue was overcome.

Also, the US presidential Elections saw George W.Bush elected (although some claim that he cheated).

An Air France Concorde crashed outside Paris- although only the first Concorde crash in history, it resulted in the entire Concorde fleet being withdrawn and sent to museums.

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wheat

corn

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There are ten provinces and three territories.

PROVINCES: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan

TERRITORIES: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon

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huge forests (lumber), fish, fertile soil, lots of rainfall, and long growing seasons.

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Louisiana has a large number of resources. The most significant resources include craw fish, offshore and onshore petroleum intake, and other seafood. Almost any state on the coast you can find has a huge stake in the fishing industry, and this applies to Louisiana as much as any other coastal state. As mentioned above, lumber is also a natural resource in the state. Lumber is harvested from the dense forests in the northeast section of the state, as well as from the swamps in the south. Agriculture is another important sector of Louisiana's economy. As it is mentioned above, Louisiana has plenty of fertile soil to plant crops, the better of which include cotton, soybeans, sugarcane and rice. The raising of poultry, cattle, and dairy cows is also a main part of the agricultural industry in the state.

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The distance of 1,046 miles takes approximately 18 hours of driving time.

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173 k

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According to Tourism Saskatchewan:

From the Plains Indian word, "kisiskatchewan", meaning "the river that flows swiftly"; a reference to the area's major river

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The current legal drinking age in Saskatchewan is 19.

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There are massage therapists in Naples , Florida . Here are some:

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http://naplesmassage777.com/

http://www.bestbodymassage.com/

http://www.bodymedics.net

http://www.naplesfloridamassagetherapist.com

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It is 530 miles according to Google Maps.

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it is 786.4km

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The Juniata River

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$10.20/hour is the minimum wage is Saskatchewan.
This was most recently changed on 2014 October 1.

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The capital city of Saskatchewan is Regina.
Regina is the capitol of Saskatchewan.

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Driving the speed limit, it should take you approximately 1.75 to - 2 hours.

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I know of Lesley Neilsen and Joni Mitchell

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ALASKA

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An enforcer has the job of protecting his team from harm, a larger player who isn't afraid to fight. A sniper is the goal scorer, or if the player has a really good shot--accurate and hard.

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The yellow on the lower half of the Saskatchewan flag represents the golden wheat fields in the southern half of the province.

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1 hour

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