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Renaissance Fair of San Diego County
This is a short film about the San Diego north county Renaissance Fair in Escondido's Felicita Park, April, 2006. Swordsmen, wizards, fair ladies and more make the Renaissance Fair a memorable event. Enjoy good food and drink and watch history come alive as you walk among people like yourself who want to be a part of something bigger and older that you can find anywhere else.
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Believe it or not, many early-stage tech start-ups continue to receive funding. This is one of the worst economic climates in recent history. What's more, many technology companies say they are hiring. How to explain the apparent contradiction? Check out the CNET News Daily Debrief with Charles Cooper and Webware Editor in Chief Rafe Needleman.
