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Re: Wish everyone a Happy and Safe Easter.

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  Re: Wish everyone a Happy and Safe Easter. Mike Duffy <see_website@signature.block> - 2015-04-04 18:51 -0400

#27190 — Re: Wish everyone a Happy and Safe Easter.

FromMike Duffy <see_website@signature.block>
Date2015-04-04 18:51 -0400
SubjectRe: Wish everyone a Happy and Safe Easter.
Message-ID<mfppsa$fi4$1@mduffy.eternal-september.org>
On Sat, 04 Apr 2015 12:45:45 -0500, Tom McDonald wrote:

> On 4/4/2015 11:52 AM, Mike Duffy wrote:

>> Here in Quebec we have chocolate eggs filled with maple butter.
>> (Take maple syrup and cream. Boil down until exquisite.)

> Makes my teeth ache and my stomach churn a little. I want it!

During the past dozen or so years, I have maintained a standing offer of 
giving away one of these to the first person who finds the "Easter Egg" on 
my personal not-for profit website. So far, nobody has come close.

So if you want to participate in an Easter morning egg hunt, here is a link 
to a description of the ongoing contest:

http://pages.videotron.com/duffym/easteregg.htm

Referenced test: Somewhere on this web site is a hidden page. If you go 
through all of the web page and library source code, you will find no 
direct reference to it. Computer programmers will often refer to such a 
hidden feature as an ‘Easter egg’.

The reward to the first person who successfully determines how to pop-up 
the hidden page will be:
 
1) I will send you one of the maple butter chocolate confections described 
on my favourites page.

2) I will put your name here, so that everyone will know how clever you are 
at deciphering undocumented javascript.

PS: Sort of on-topic for javascript; cross-posted as well to some other 
groups I commonly inhabit.

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