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"Decoding Taylor Swift's Enigmatic Chicago Mural: What's the Message?"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by AOL

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Taylor Swift has sparked excitement for her upcoming album "The Tortured Poets Department" with a mysterious mural in Chicago featuring a QR code that leads to a YouTube short with the message "Error 321," reminiscent of a previous clue she left for fans. This is part of a scavenger hunt, hinting at more surprises to come as the album's release date approaches.

Mysterious Owner of Million-Dollar 'One Ring' Card Found

Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY

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A rare "Lord of the Rings" trading card, known as the "One Ring," has been found after a global scavenger hunt that saw bids over a million dollars. The card, part of the 1993 game "Magic: the Gathering," was described as a traditional foil card printed in the Black Speech of Sauron. The owner of the card remains unidentified. The most expensive card ever sold is reportedly a rookie card for baseball legend Mickey Mantle, which fetched $12.6 million.

Summer Movie Line-Up Revealed for Outdoor Park Screenings

Originally Published 2 years ago — by RochesterFirst

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The line-up for Movies in the Park has been announced, with screenings taking place from June to September across various parks in Monroe County. In addition to the movies, families can participate in a scavenger hunt to learn about the sacrifices of veterans as part of the county's "Never Forget Rose" campaign. The first 45 families at Innovative Field screenings will receive a rose upon entry.

Tragic Deaths of Teenagers in Lake During Scavenger Hunt and Swimming Challenge

Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS News

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The body of 18-year-old Victor Rodriguez, a senior at Pitman High School, was found in Alcyon Lake in Gloucester County, New Jersey, after he lost control while trying to swim across the lake during a "scavenger hunt that went astray." Two others tried to help but became overwhelmed and came back to shore. The search was handled by the New Jersey State Police, Gloucester County Emergency Management, and other local police and fire departments in South Jersey. A GoFundMe to support Rodriguez's family has raised over $50,000.

Office Prankster: Woman Coping with Layoff

Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed

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After being laid off, Marchie hid pictures of herself all over her former office with different things in the speech bubble. She skipped numbers, making it impossible for her former coworkers to find all of them. The prank went viral on TikTok, with over 5 million views. Marchie said the prank helped her feel like she was leaving on her own terms and wasting company time. She also expressed frustration with how common layoffs are in our current work world.

Honkai Star Rail: Latest Updates and Achievements Guide.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Nerd Stash

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Honkai Star Rail has a secret Origami Crane quest that requires players to find all four Origami Crane locations hidden in the Supply Room. There are no markers on the map, so players must rely on their observation skills. Once all four cranes are found, players can return to the terminal and use the real password to claim their rewards.

"Remembering New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain 20 Years Later"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press

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New Hampshire is paying tribute to the Old Man of the Mountain, a 40-foot-tall natural rock formation that collapsed 20 years ago, with new geological research, poetry, a song, and a scavenger hunt. The Old Man was created by a series of geological events going back millions of years, and was a symbol of the state's independence. Efforts to save the Old Man and 6,000-acre Franconia Notch began in the 1920s, and it became the state's most recognizable symbol. Visitors to Franconia Notch State Park can "see" the Old Man's profile through a series of steel rods driven into a granite base that hang over a lake and point toward the cliff.