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We're Still Looking for MasterMinds (of the Non-Criminal Variety Please)

Houston Press | October 14, 2008 | 11:50am
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The

Houston Press

is still accepting nominations for our first annual MasterMinds awards.

We're looking to give away 2,000 bucks -- no strings attached -- to three local geniuses.

Think you or one of yours has what it takes? Nominate your favorite local artist, innovator or entrepreneur over here. Deadline is October 30. -- Keith Plocek

 
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