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Posted by Anonymous on 10/22/2010
i just moved in the area from the bx and i have to say the food here is great the price is just rite and so is the service this is deff my new fav place keep up the good work
Posted by Eman152 on 08/19/2010
My favorite dish to order is Crispy Chicken w/ Garlic Sauce and Pork Fired Rice, so naturally I wanted to find the best place that makes it in my area. I've had some bad experiences in my search but when the time came to give Golden Wok a try I was extremely satisfied. Good fried rice, delicously prepared garlic sauce, and they serve it with the bone, which is how I like it. 2 thumbs way up for Golden Wok :D
Posted by RKW on 10/10/2009
I am absolutely thrilled to have found the Golden Wok. This isn't top end Asian cooking. However, if you're hungry and want good and fast Chinese food this is the place. I just moved back to the States after living for 8 years in NE Asia (Korea to be exact). I've had Chinese food in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. They've altered the menu to suit the tastes of the people they serve, but you can still get stuff that's a bit more genuine. You can also get healthy stuff as they have a menu section that just has steamed food combos with white rice. I'm personally a fan of their fried liver (I know...ew to most people). They cook it up really well. I recently tried a liver dish at another restaurant and the liver was tough and not very good. Here the liver is tender and tasty. They've also got a lot of choices on their menu. You can go for artery clogging but also healthy, so it can suit a range of tastes. I'm just glad to have a good and inexpensive restaurant nearby that delivers. I'm very glad I found them.
Posted by nick on 04/23/2009
We had been desperately searching for a good Chinese restaurant in Harlem, well Golden Wok has been pretty consistent. Great Shrimp lo mein and excellent chicken and broccoli. There was one occasion where I ordered dumplings and they were a little underdone they gave me no problems, came back got the food and delivered something else. It's good stuff!
Posted by Nick on 02/24/2009
Despite delivery being a little slow at times I must said that the food has been fresh each and every time. Not bad at all!
Posted by Hamilton Heights Duo on 06/01/2008
This place is not spectacular as Chinese food goes but it is open late and tried and true. They never mess up an order and they are super fast. The shrimp fried rice is really good and almost the only thing we ever order. This place is not fantastic but our welcomed default when it comes to staving off hunger.
Posted by Anonymous on 05/07/2008
In a neighborhood where Chinese food seems to abound, this has become our favorite place. We tend to stick with our standard - General Tso's chicken (which is great!), but ordered some of the wonton soup & steamed veggies in addition last week and they were great as well! We usually get delivery which comes very quickly.


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Provide innovative design and project management in the creation of high-impact communications products that inspire people and build affiliation with the mission of the Wikimedia movement.
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Frankfurt Airport was founded in 1924 and has been undergoing major renovations sporadically over the last 15 years. Due to the economics of the city, millions of tons of cargo go through this point every year. The airport provides around 14,000 parking spaces.
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Frankfurt Airport was founded in 1924 and has been undergoing major renovations for the last 15 years. Due to the economics of the city, millions of tons of cargo go through this point every year. The airport provides around 14,000 parking spaces.
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Legislature's moves increase demands on agencies, impact on families
Cuts in unemployment benefits made by the General Assembly and signed by Gov. Pat McCrory appear to be having an impact in Vance County.
"We gave out 49 food boxes this morning, and we'll probably give out 30 this evening," Dorothy Hunt said Tuesday. She's the founder and executive director of Lifeline Outreach, Inc.
She said that is "much more" than the organization typically gave out two months ago, before cuts in unemployment benefits went into effect.
Legislation passed in the recently completed legislative session cut impacted unemployment benefits to about 70,000 workers statewide on July 1. The maximum weekly payment fell from $535 to $350 for those qualified, and reduced the number of weeks that benefits can be received from 26 down to 20.
According to community organizations that serve the needy, those cuts are affecting residents of the Tri-County area.
"Our numbers are steadily going up," said Twanna Jones, director of Area Christians Together in Service. "We are now feeding 500 to 600 a week."
Apparently the reduced unemployment benefits caught some people by surprise. "One lady said they had cut her benefits," Jones said. "She didn't know it was going to happen so fast.
"We have to give out more food boxes because people can't buy it."
In addition, other kinds of needs are emerging.
"We're giving out the basics — paper towels, toilet paper, toothpaste — that we never did before," Jones said.
The Salvation Army's Capt. Rick Langley said, "We're noticing an increase."
The cuts in unemployment benefits have affected the number of people needing financial help as well as those struggling to put food on the table.
"We've had a few people come in and say their benefits were cut," Langley said. "We've helped some out with rent, with their electric service."
The situation for many families could get worse as cold weather approaches. "We're dreading the winter," Langley said.
Senior citizens appear to be affected less by cuts in unemployment benefits, because fewer of them are in the job market.
Even though the senior center serves an older population, they are not necessarily retirees.
"People no longer automatically retire in their early 60s," May said.
"We're pretty much up to capacity all the time," said Juan Jefferson, director of the Vance County Senior Center. "We may have added people to the waiting list." He said their capacity is limited by funding. "We have to stretch it out for the whole year."
"Because we serve a 60-plus population, they aren't much affected by cuts in unemployment benefits," said Kathy May, director of Granville County senior services. "We do see a tremendous increase in our congregate meals, but I can't specifically tie that to unemployment benefits."
"We are seeing additions to our waiting list in the last month," said Alicia Giddiens, director of the Warren County Senior Center.
However, she said she couldn't tell if it was the result of cuts in unemployment benefits. The center doesn't do an extensive investigation of why people seek assistance, she said.
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Posted by lotus39 on 03/16/2011
I found the food here to pretty good. Much better than places closer to me. The veggies are always crispy and fresh and overall I am stoked I started coming here. My kids love the broccoli beef and I like the soup, pancakes, and chicken with string beans...yumm! Also the service/owners are pretty friendly and accommodating.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/15/2011
I think the food here is surprisingly good and the owners are incredibly sweet: once I was delayed and couldn't pick up my order on time. Instead of giving me a bag of cold food, they remade my order so it was fresh & hot. They didn't charge me a thing.
Posted by Former lover on 06/28/2010
Clearly and sadly under new management. This place used to be a favorite of mine. Predictably fine, nothing special. Now my hot and spicy chicken comes with only a shadow of the former wealth of different vegetables and a sauce that is uncomfortably close to sweet and sour. Please! At least hire back the old chefs!
Posted by michaela on 08/04/2009
and their kitchen is very clean according to my ex who inspected it as part of his job. i love it
Posted by anonymous on 06/17/2009
It's pretty standard hole-in-the-wall nyc chinese food. It's not incredible, but what do you expect for it being so cheap? The only sauce that I've had that isn't too sugary was whatever was in the kung pao. I haven't tried their dumplings, but keep meaning to, as they don't look all that bad. If you don't want it greasy, either go somewhere much higher end, or get it steamed (as I normally do).
Posted by sumyungguy on 06/14/2009
Thought we'd try this place because it was convenient. Ended up having some of the poorest Chinese food I've ever eaten. Everything was greasy and tasteless.
Posted by Linda on 11/24/2008
Mainly a take-out place. The food is excellent especially when you see this little hole in the wall. My family loves Chinese food and goes to Chinatown often but this place is our neighborhood go to place. Good, fast service. Ask for Mrs. Laushes the best!


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Nate Silver — Election Forecast: Obama Begins With Tenuous Advantage
Über-statistician Nate Silver explores the issues and numbers in some depth. Must-read for political wonks (you know who you are and you know that already), but it is instructive in general about drawing conclusions based on isolated events or fragmentary evidence, which is why I am bringing it. up. We are doing political economy here rather than theoretical economics, and politics is key in policy determination.
That's the meta. The local is that now that his opponent is all but certain, Obama is in front out of the gate. But it is a long and challenging course. Obama's big advantage is that he has already run it and won. Experience in campaigns counts.
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- Dan Lynch said...
No president has ever won re-election when the economy is this bad, except for FDR, who had at least turned things around.
Nate claims we are not in recession. Hello Nate, we are in a DEPRESSION ! ! !
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|From: B P: Ex-Member (deleted:lovebeingnuts) on Thu 25/02/10 10:22
i decided to sign your guestbook rather than talking on my comment section lol. i love your pics! :) PS. my uncle lives in Hamburg.
|From: Davie W: Making an easy life as difficult as poss (davie) on Sat 16/01/10 12:00
Excellent photo set!
|From: Kathy W: Ex-Member (deleted:kathyzhere) on Sat 17/10/09 02:13
Greetings Christine. Just dropping by to let you know how much I enjoyed your photos. What an awesome way you have with photo capture! I came to a definate conclusion after looking most of 'em over and now I know I must visit Tenerife, Spain!! Just added to my "bucket list" :) Do you go to the Caribbean at all? My fave island, so far, is St John, USVI...you would have plenty of gorgeous photo ops there. The island is 3/4 US National Park, mountainous, gorgeous beaches and ruins. True pristine beauty...aaahhh. Thanks a bunch for sharing! Kathy
|From: Mindy A (manders6) on Fri 06/02/09 16:27
Hey Christine, you said in your status today that you "feel old". My friends and I say you're only as old as you act. And those who think you are "being immature" or not "acting your age" are the ones who aren't having any fun. :) Have a great day!
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Wonderful, WONDERFUL photos. You have a definite style that is all your own, such that when one of your photos pops up in the box on the home page, I instantly recognise it as your work. Keep on posting!
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Very nice pictures Christine. My father lives in Primasens.
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Today is the first official day of winter, so it's a good time to take a look at something that we all count on to get to our destinations safely when roads become icy: road salt. Salt is a hot commodity in cold weather, with states and municipalities working to ensure there is a sufficient supply at a price that hopefully won't break the budget.
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This year's program promises to be a great adventure for children ages 5 to 10 years.
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I have two copies of the over sized copies on the Bachman books in paperback.
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I have two copies of the over sized copies on the Bachman books in paperback.
Roadwork, The Long Walk, Rage, and The Running Man were first published in paperback only as Richard Bachman. Thinner was the first of the Bachman books to be published as a hardcover before going to paperback. The Bachman Books omnibus was published as a hardcover and paperback after his pseudonym was revealed.
Just bought all four original paperbacks off addall recently. They were surprisingly affordable. Paid about $150 for all 4.
I don't, but my friend has both Rage and The Long Walk.
I have a 4th edition hardcover of Thinner, 1st edition hardcover of Blaze, and a first edition paperback of all 4 Bachman books together. I *sniff* had *sniff* an original paperback of The Long Walk...but loaned it out years ago and never got it back...*sniff*
I also have the first edition hardcover of The Bachman Books Omnibus that collects the four paperbacks. I found it in a used book store for $10. It's pretty rare, and I think the print run for the 1st ed. was between 15,000 and 20,000. It was released at the same time as the paperback version so most folks went with the less expensive paperback.
It took me twenty years but I finally found a 1st printing of the hardback omnibus that has all 4 of the books collected in it at a Goodwill and paid 2.99 for it! I have yet to find a 1st printing at any of the used bookstores that I frequent. Any time I run across a copy of the omnibus collection I usually buy it, so far I have 10 hardback copies (one of them signed by King) and 7 of the large paperback copies. I have 5 hardback copies of Thinner, I've been trying to get one copy of each printing that it went thru (same as the Backman Books harback/paperback). I still need to get a 2nd printing in Thinner and and 2nd and 4th in the Bachman Books hardback. I own all of the original paperbacks, some of them I found at used bookstores for cheap and others (like Rage) I paid a premium price for. I also have all of them in the original UK editions, which is funny because they (the UK publishers) didn't follow the original release publication order as they released The Long Walk 1st, followed by Rage, Roadwork and The Running Man. Anyone know why?
Still getting over fifty shades of grey, but lately I've been hooked on Kenyon's Dark Hunter series and Emma Rose's His Every Desire series. Something about those billionaires... :)
I've got the 4 in 1 version (Roadwork, Rage, Long Walk, Running Man). I suppose its about 20 years old or maybe older? I know it's not a recent printing.. my first clue is the fact Rage is in it. My 2nd clue is that the binding is worn out to hell and back!
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Hey everybody,
if you're still searching for a summer-challange or just have way too much free time on your hands, you can now stop picking your brain about what to do and get to work!
The sickest Rick of this board brings you the hippest grooves, the flashyest fills, the fastest licks and the coolest phrasings right of the brain of JoJo Mayer onto this very site.
From Germany with love, here comes the big one:
JoJo Mayer Performance 3
transcribed in detail with all stickings (and even the part that is cut out on the video here on Drummerworld) by his lordliness aka SickRick. Enjoy.
Before you ask: around 40 hours.
The pics are mainly here to impress the shit out of you. If you want to print it out and work on it, I highly recommend the PDF because of the better quality.
Bernhard: Do you want to embedd this on the main site right under the vid? That would certainly be an honour for me! I can mail you the pics in
better quality for that matter if you like, just PM me on that matter.
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True Or False??? Did Lebron James Get Hair Plug Surgery To Rejuvenate His Eroded Hairline???- By Bossip Staff Categories: Ballers, Congratulations, For Your Information
Looks like the King might have finally grown tired of his thinning crown...
Lebron James Is Rumored To Have Gotten Hair Plugs To Fix His Receding HairlineVia TerezOwens
Nike Sportswear has introduced the new LeBron James Diamond Collection apparel for the Holiday 2012 season, and as you can see above, LeBron looks a bit different….and now we know why. Our source tells us LeBron had hair corrective surgery a little over two months ago. We're being told he was sick and tired of hearing all the jokes revolving around his rapidly receding hairline…and he knew no matter how many championships he won, people would always point to that right away. Now If you look at the pics side by side, you can definitely tell he filled in his coffin corners, and it appears the King with the thinning crown is no more.Over the past couple years Lebron' hairline (or lack thereof) has been one of the hottest topics on the internet, especially in social media and EVERYBODY (including LBJ's teammates) are in on the joke! It's crazy to think that a young Lebron James had so much hair, we would have never guessed that he was on his way to looking like Naomi Campbell. But honestly, with all the a$$ shots, weavy-wonders, and rock-hard breast implants, we can't be mad at the man for wanting to tighten up his fadeaway jumper hair. Images via Getty/YouTube/Facebook/Tumblr Hit the flipper to see some of the funniest hiarline memes we've come across at Lebron's expense


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Techcombank plans to list
Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) has recently sent document to the shareholders for its coming annual general meeting (AGM) 2012 whereby this year the lender plans to scale up its chartered capital from over 8.788 trillion dong to over 8.848 trillion dong.
Notably, in 2011, the bank's securities subsidiary (TechcomSecurities) posted a profit of 26.7 billion dong and growth 40 percent from brokerage activities and 6-fold year-on-year increase in consulting activities.
TechcomSecurities targets to reach 1-1.5 percent of the brokerage market share by the end of 2012 and by 2015, the broker will be one of securities companies with the best brokerage market share.
The bank's assets management company (TechcomAMC) invested and developed some profitable services such as transport service and debt treatment with 6-fold revenue growth on year.
In 2011, TechcomAMC also launched valuation service nationwide with revenue of 6.1 billion dong.
TechcomAMC's total pre tax profit was 429.19 billion dong in 2011, rising 18.7 percent on year.
However, revenue of TechcomCapital reached only 3.4 billion dong, equalling to 20 percent of the previous year.
In 2012, Techcombank targets to gain 5.3 trillion dong pre tax profit and dividend at 26.51 percent (basing on its chartered capital as of December 31, 2011).
According to the document sent to shareholders, in 2012, Techcombank will issue additional six million shares (equalling to 60 billion dong) from its retained profit to pay bonus shares to the employees and hike chartered capital from over 8.788 trillion dong to over 8.848 trillion dong.
The chartered capital increase is expected to complete on June 30, 2012.
At the AGM, Techcombank will also ask the shareholders' opinion to move the headquarters at Tower B Vincom (No 191 Ba Trieu, Le Dai Hanh ward, Hai Ba Trung district, Hanoi).
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Dina Lohan Is Looking For A Man Now
Dina Lohan is looking for a man and has enlisted the help of "Millionaire Matchmaker" Patti Stanger in order to find Mr. Right. This ought to get interesting… TMZ has the scoop:
Dina Lohan is far from being a millionaire … and she's got an insane amount of baggage — but that's not stopping Patti Stanger from pimping her out to potential suitors.
TMZ has learned Dina will guest star on the upcoming season of "Millionaire Matchmaker" for a few dates — normally that's reserved for someone with a lot of moolah … this season they're switching things up and featuring celebs.
We shot Dina heading into her pre-interview in NYC a few days ago … and DiLo was mum about her appearance — as well as the $$$ requirements to appear on the show.
Sponging off of a rich guy is so much easier than getting out there and finding a real job, isn't it, Dina? Just sayin'….
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Ever lose a game or a game or bunch of games that you had/loved/collected?
- My mom gave a bunch of my N64 games to the son of my brother's girlfriend when I was a teenager. I wasn't really that upset since I hadn't used my N64 in a long time and his mother couldn't afford to get him that many games. I was more annoyed when my little brother traded my copy of Mischief Makers and other rare N64 games in at the local Gamestop/EB for the latest Madden. I've been able to get most of the games back through the years, but still can't bring myself to spend thirty dollars on a used copy of Super Mario 64 for some reason.
- Lost a whole bunch of GameCube, PS1 and PS 2 games when I moved a couple years back. Most of this stuff I had gotten on the cheap so It wasn't the money that hurt but more so how rare some of these games were. I lost a bunch of Resident Evil games for the GameCube, The Wind Waker, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, Viewtiful Joe, The whole Legacy of Kain/Soul Reaver Series and many others. Thankfully I didn't lose my Symphony of the Night or Final Fantasy remakes for the PS1, but I was so angry I didn't bother to look at another console until a copy years later when Bioshock and Assassin's Creed were released.


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Volusia School Board sets Sept. 14 hearing on budget
Administrators say tough times likely to continue
By Al Everson
posted Sep 12, 2011 - 4:37:11pm
While hoping for the best, Volusia County Schools Superintendent Margaret Smith has nevertheless advised the School Board to prepare for the worst.
"We can expect a tougher year next year," Smith said at the School Board's recent budget workshop.
School district administrators say Gov. Rick Scott has ordered school districts and other state agencies to prepare plans to reduce spending by another 10 percent for the 2012-13 fiscal year.
"It's very clear ... the probability of another recession has increased," Smith said.
How long will the economic slump last?
"Now we're hearing it could be 2015," she cautioned.
Earlier reports about economic woes easing now appear to be premature, Smith warned.
"We're all very aware of the world economic climate," she continued. "We are all very aware of the Standard and Poor's economic downgrade."
The global conditions ripple down to the local levels, she told the School Board, and the local economy is already in trouble.
"In Volusia County, the property values have dropped by $3 billion," Smith said. "Our enrollment is down. Foreclosures are continuing."
A prolonging of the recession is what the Federal Reserve System's Open Market Committee sees ahead.
"[E]conomic growth so far this year has been considerably slower than the Committee had expected," according to an Aug. 9 report from the Federal Reserve. "Indicators suggest a deterioration in overall labor market conditions in recent months, and the unemployment rate has moved up."
Unemployment hurts consumer travel and spending, Smith pointed out.
"With the economy the way it is, and with Florida so dependent on tourism and the sales taxes, we have to watch that," she said.
Over the past four years, the local school system has sustained $92 million in state funding cuts, as the long-running recession deepened and tax collections diminished. In response to revenue shortfalls, the Florida Legislature has pared appropriations for education.
The congressional deal that produced a $2 trillion increase in the federal government's debt ceiling, in exchange for a "super committee" with the power to mandate cuts in federal spending to reduce deficits, may spell trouble for state and local governments, according to Smith. The result, she said, may be "less money coming to the states" from Washington.
"States are really growing very anxious the growing debt crisis," she said. "States have nowhere to hide."
For the past two years, the Volusia School District has avoided laying off teachers by using funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the "stimulus bill." The district received $19.5 million to retain teachers, and Assistant Superintendent for Financial Services Dr. Robert Moll credited the ARRA funds with saving 300 jobs.
"We used these funds in the classroom," he said.
The ARRA funds have been exhausted.
"The primary budget goal that we have had is keeping jobs," Smith said. "By keeping those positions, it does keep quality education in our School District."
Smith said the central administration has reduced its expenses by another 4 percent, including a decrease in personnel through attrition.
"We have had to make additional cuts this year," she said.
The Volusia School District's 2011-12 budget allocates almost $5 million for the central administration, and no salary increases.
Teachers have protested the plan to freeze wages for another year, especially since the Florida Legislature has mandated that all state employees — including teachers — contribute 3 percent to their retirement, reducing their take-home pay.
"Teachers are no different from anyone else. They're struggling. They're struggling to make ends meet," Volusia Teachers Organization President Andrew Spar told the School Board. "I think people often forget that teachers are no different. They are the people in our churches. They are the people in our synagogues. They are the people in our supermarkets."
The School Board is poised to adopt a 2011-12 budget totaling almost $797 million, a grand sum that is about $82 million less than the Volusia School District's budget for the fiscal year before.
The School Board planned a public hearing on its new budget and property tax at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14, at the DeLand Administrative Complex, 200 N. Clara Ave., with a binding vote on the proposed spending and 8.06-mill ad valorem tax rate to follow the hearing.
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Susie Lee "Aunt Sue" Franklin, 83, of Sandusky, went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007.
She was born Aug. 30, 1923, in Parkin, Ark., to Wallace and Ophelia (Scott) Robinson. She attended Sandusky Public Schools, and was employed by Philco before becoming a homemaker. She was a member of New Jerusalem Baptist Church under Pastor Fred Tucker. Aunt Sue loved to crochet and fish and was a die-hard Cleveland Indians fan.
Susie had a heart of gold, her undying love for her family and friends will be truly missed. Aunt Sue was an example of how to "walk like Jesus."
Surviving and cherishing her memories is her foster son, Franklin (Debra) North of Sandusky; nieces, Jeanette (Charles) Charlton of Sandusky and Maxine (L.V.) Jordan, Augusta, Ga,; nephew, Wallace (Mae Etta) Robinson; special nephews, Darrell, Tracy and James Charlton, all of Sandusky; special friend, Cherrie Nicholson; and other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband. Louis Franklin; sister, Edna Roney; foster son, Charles North; and nephew, Billy Robinson.
Friends may call from 7-9 p.m. Monday in Toft Funeral Home & Crematory, 2001 Columbus Ave., Sandusky, where services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. Steve Robinson and the Rev. Tracy Shoemo will officiate. Burial will be in Meadow Green Memorial Park, Huron. Condolences may be made to toftfh.com.


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Following on from his recent book, The Cinema of Richard Linklater: Walk, Don't Run, Rob Stone has recently completed a short film entitled Between Sunrise and Sunless. The film retraces the footsteps of Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy), the protagonists of Linklater's Before Sunrise trilogy, in Vienna on Bloomsday, 16 June 2013.
As their absence reveals the city, so this pilgrimage to places they have been becomes lost in time, and an homage to three films of flânerie: Before Sunrise, Sans soleil and En la ciudad de Sylvia. You can watch the film here.
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Rapper Eve and her cherry red lips were spotted in NYC last night at the Cinema Society screening of Vanishing on 7th Street. Throughout the night, she was seen chopping it up with the likes of Russell Simmons who was also in attendance.
With a new look comes a new Eve; in an interview just last month with Ink Magazine, she let's the world know the 'old Eve' will not be resurfacing.
"I hate it when people say, 'The old Eve, the old Eve.' No! I can't pretend to be that girl anymore. If I did, people would see that and be like, Why is she trying to be that same person?"
"When I went to take label meetings and they would listen to the music, a lot of them would be like, 'Yeah, that's good, but what's up with the Ruff Ryders sh*t?' I'm like, 'Yo, I was 21 then.' It's been years now. I've done a million different things. 'Tambourine' isn't Ruff Ryders. The records I did with Gwen [Stefani] weren't Ruff Ryders. I trust my audience enough to think they've grown, just like me." She pauses, then amends her statement a bit: "I'm hoping for that, but we'll see."
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Ga. Tech, Vad Lee add to Tar Heel misery in Atlanta
North Carolina has a few more memories to add to their 16 years of misery at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
An 82-yard scoring pass for UNC that was called back for holding. A fumble at the goal line that was called a Georgia Tech touchdown and was upheld on replay.
In the end, the result was the same — another close victory for the Yellow Jackets over the Tar Heels in Atlanta.
UNC's offense scored touchdowns on three of its four possessions but only put up 62 yards in the second half. The defense allowed 40 fewer points than last year, but wilted in the end.
It added up to a 28-20 win for Georgia Tech, which extended its home winning streak over the Tar Heels to eight games — six decided by eight points or less.
"Disappointing, but not discouraging," UNC coach Larry Fedora said. "Everything out there is preventable. We can play better, we can coach better. All those things. We have to do that and we have to get better in a hurry."
The Tar Heels (1-2, 0-1) fell to 1-10 in their last 11 conference openers to once again put themselves in an early hole in the Coastal Division race.
Yellow Jackets sophomore quarterback Vad Lee, a Hillside High School graduate, accounted for two touchdowns against the team he grew up rooting for. He completed 7 of 12 passes for 104 yards and had 24 carries for 55 yards.
He also fumbled three times in the constant rain and was contained far better than in last year's 68-50 Georgia Tech win, which was the highest-scoring game in ACC history. But the Yellow Jackets still put up 300 yards rushing, as they have in all six games against UNC since Paul Johnson took over.
"There's no such thing as a moral victory to me," UNC defensive end Kareem Martin said. "At the end of the day a moral victory isn't going to get you to the ACC championship."
The Tar Heels couldn't have asked for a better first quarter. UNC went 58 yards on six plays in its opening drive, which ended with a Romar Morris four-yard touchdown run, though the two-point conversion pass from holder Tommy Hibbard to kicker Thomas Moore fell incomplete.
The defense then forced a three-and-out on Georgia Tech's first possession after recording just two in last year's meeting. Darius Lipford recovered a Lee fumble at UNC's 46, and junior tight end Eric Ebron made a 19-yard one-handed touchdown catch, his first score of the season, to put the Tar Heels up 13-0.
"It was either go get it or look like a loser," said Ebron, who finished with six catches for 106 yards, the first 100-yard game of his career.
Georgia Tech finally got on the board on a 1-yard touchdown run by David Sims, who was ruled to have broken the plane with the ball just before it got knocked loose.
"On that one I really don't know," Sims said. "When they said it was a touchdown I was thankful."
UNC responded with a 24-yard touchdown throw from Bryn Renner to Tapley to make it 20-7, but Georgia Tech cut into the lead before the half.
The Yellow Jackets' offense isn't well suited for the two-minute drill — Lee was 1 for 5 passing at the time — but he completed all four of his throws for a total of 56 yards as Georgia Tech moved down the field, including a 21-yard touchdown pass with 30 seconds left.
UNC looked to extend its lead with an 82-yard pass from Renner to freshman Ryan Switzer in the third third quarter, but freshman right tackle Jon Heck was called for holding. Instead, the Yellow Jackets scored the go-ahead touchdown on their next possession, and put together a 92-yard drive to go up 28-20 with 13:22 remaining.
Because of Georgia Tech's ball-control offense, UNC was held to two possessions in the fourth quarter. The first one ended when Renner's pass, intended for Ebron, was tipped and intercepted at the Yellow Jackets' 30. The Tar Heels then went three-and-out and wouldn't get the ball back after punting with 6:27 left.
On third-and-10 from the UNC 25, Johnson called a play intended to position the ball in the center of the field for a clinching field goal, but Lee broke free, absorbed a hit from Travis Hughes and fell forward for the first down. After two kneel downs, he held the ball up and raised both arms in the air to celebrate an eighth win in nine games for Georgia Tech against its Coastal rival.
NOTES — UNC junior Jack Tabb was suspended for Saturday's game and for the upcoming game against East Carolina for "a violation of team rules." Tabb was a backup tight end and linebacker, with three catches for 50 yards and three tackles through the first two games. The news was announced 20 minutes before kickoff. … Bandit Norkeithus Otis had eight tackles, a sack, two forced fumbles and a pass break-up, but also committed two penalties to prolong drives by Georgia Tech — an unsportmanlike conduct penalty on a punt and an offsides penalty on fourth-and-1 in the fourth quarter. … Lee was one of a handful of Georgia Tech players who wrote "APU", which stands for All Players United, on their wristbands. ESPN said the gesture was coordinated by the National College Players Association, an advocacy group that supports NCAA reform.
|North Carolina
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|First Quarter
NC—Morris 4 run (pass failed), 12:29.
NC—Ebron 19 pass from Renner (T.Moore kick), :29.
|Second Quarter
GaT—Sims 1 run (Butker kick), 11:13.
NC—Tapley 24 pass from Renner (T.Moore kick), 9:18.
GaT—Waller 21 pass from Lee (Butker kick), :30.
|Third Quarter
GaT—Lee 1 run (Butker kick), 5:52.
|Fourth Quarter
GaT—Sims 6 run (Butker kick), 13:22.
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RUSHING—North Carolina, Morris 11-54, Blue 5-27, Francis 4-17,
Renner 4-3. Georgia Tech, Godhigh 9-100, Sims 17-99, Lee 24-55,
Perkins 1-26, Laskey 7-18, Zenon 3-10, Days 3-8, Andrews 1-5,
Bostic 4-4, Team 2-(minus 1).
PASSING—North Carolina, Renner 14-29-1-218. Georgia Tech,
Lee 7-12-0-104.
RECEIVING—North Carolina, Ebron 6-108, Q.Davis 2-36, Tapley 2-36,
Blue 1-17, Morris 1-12, Switzer 1-6, Singleton 1-3. Georgia Tech,
Smelter 3-53, Waller 2-38, Bostic 1-7, Zenon 1-6.


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After watching what the Toledo recievers did to this clown I can only imagine how badly he will be burnt by NFL recievers. Didn't U of M fans claim he ran a 4.1 for awhile?
If your team could not tackle last year under Rich Fraud what makes you think they are going to be able to do so this year?
Why did it make my life complete Gbsaginaw? I would like you to explain that all the way from Michigans Armpit. All it really did was make me laugh as I watched your program fall apart. Obviously i struck a nerve with you or you wouldnt come back with telling me I have no life. If you did not react at all I wouldnt even have a reason to post on here but honestly it is just fun to see you get all worked up.
I would be embarrassed if my team went 3-9 last year, does that make us even?
You mean Mike Hart got hurt? Well that is just unheard of!!!
If I am not mistaken didn't one of your players just got to jail? Thats right he did, don't worry though doughboy will be back in the backfield soon.
I am talking about something that is a fact, zero wins against OSU between the three of them, not to mention losing to a division 1AA team. You are talking about the future which is something you clearly know nothing about because OSU will wipe the floor with your sorry team. Once again the Michigan motto, "just wait until next year." PATHETIC!!!
Good to see a group of notorious underachievers getting back together for a good cause. Yes U of M fans I do know that U of M beat Indiana a few times...impressive!!!
The only tears you will see in Columbus will be the tears of Buckeye fans laughing as U of M runs the bubble screen over and over again and OSU stomps U of M for the sixth year in a row.
I like how ESPN and college football analysts talk about Pryor and how talented he is but they are all wrong. The only people who are right about him are U of M fans because he apparently sucks but Tate Forcier who benches 135 and doesnt have nearly as strong of an arm as Pryor is so much better. All the analysts must be wrong even though last year you were all drooling over Pryor. Once again U of M fans are liked scorned lovers.
You are correct Metricmsu but don't forget that willie writes really cute poems.
Hahaha thank you so much UofMisBetter, you always give me the exact reaction that I am looking for. If stars did not matter why in the world do teams that recruit poorly usually have a losing record? If stars didn't matter Eastern Michigan would be a national power. How can you say that you are not bound by recruiting practices of the other 121 D1A schools? 90 of those division 1 teams finished ahead of your team last season. I can't wait to see Gallon get pushed around all season like Alligator Arms Odom did last year. LOOKOUT FOR THE BUBBLE SCREEN!!!
Maybe there is no talk of Gallon because he is a better fit in the Kentucky Derby than playing big time college football.
Wow if DiLeo is being offered by Tulane, Standford, and Rice he must be really good! Then again I guess every single one of those teams was better than U of M last year so I guess that is a plus. U of M keeps getting the talent that no big schools are recruiting.
What do you do when your team is the laughing stock of college football and you start to feel sad? You make up the name Jim Trashel and talk about nothing resembling football. I hope you being so restless doesn't keep your husband up at night...look what I just did I implied that you are a woman, awesome!!!
Typical Michigan attitude, before last season this kid was your savior and now he is a piece of garbage. Once again Michigan fans are like a scorned ex girlfriend. I am excited to read your posts when Tater Tot flops.
I am a big believer that successful people also win, so I guess your team really fell short! Also if you don't like dwelling in the past why do you always talk about U of M's history, isnt that in the past? I hardly call five years, going on six, brief, but hey maybe you are really old and can remember the early 1900's when U of M was relevant.
I know that deep down you care Michrick. So has anyone heard if Les Miles picked out a house in Ann Arbor yet? It seems like that closing is taking a really long time.
5-7 is a losing season 3-9 is just pathetic
For starters last year was not a fluke, U of M was really that bad. Second I am not a Michigan State fan so I was not trying to make the point that MSU was better what I was really pointing out and you should really be embarassed about is that Western Michigan and Central Michigan were ranked better than U of M, but at least they are still better than Eastern you must be so proud!!! I guess when you lose to Toledo who was last in the MAC that is what happens.


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State rests in Fannin trial
HUNTINGTON -- The prosecution rested its case Thursday in a trial concerning the spring 2011 death of infant Emma Beatty.
The 4-month-old's baby sitter at the time she suffered fatal injuries, Michael Fannin, is charged with child abuse causing death, an offense that carries a possible 10 to 40 years in prison.
Trial will resume at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 2, before Cabell Circuit Judge Paul T. Farrell. That is when defense will continue with its case, after being allowed to call an expert witness out of order Wednesday.
Fannin could take the witness stand at some point during the day with a verdict possible by late afternoon Friday.
The infant died May 2, 2011, three days after an incident occurred at Fannin's residence in Marcum Terrace. Beatty's mother met Fannin online during maternity leave, developed a friendship and sought his occasional help in caring for the child while she worked.
Fannin, 43, and defense attorney Michael J. Curtis contend the infant slipped out of her baby sitter's arms suddenly and fell four to five feet to the concrete floor. The prosecution argues it was no accident, that Fannin had shaken the baby and hit her head against some object.
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BENTON TOWNSHIP, MI – Lake Michigan College will host a Job Fair on Tuesday, May 6, from 2 to 7 p.m. at its Bertrand Crossing Campus. Employers will be on hand to accept resumes, answer questions, and conduct on-site interviews. As a community service, the event is free and open to the public.
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"Can we afford it?" That one question has an astounding impact on where a student will go to school. Pros and cons are weighed, sleep is lost, and final decisions are often made based on the answer. Vanderbilt has long valued the opportunities that an education offers outstanding students as well as the benefits that future generations will receive.
We believe that when barriers to a Vanderbilt education can be reduced or eliminated, every student benefits from a learning community that includes talented, qualified individuals from all backgrounds. We make three important commitments in support of this goal:
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- Vanderbilt will meet 100% of a family's demonstrated financial need for all admitted U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens.
- Financial aid awards do not include loans.
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In a world dominated by automated voice commands, texts, and e-mails, Vanderbilt's Office of Financial Aid and Undergraduate Scholarships takes a decidedly old-school approach—straight talk from real human beings. Helping keep it personal is program coordinator Sammie Huffmon, a woman who wields her easy charm as skillfully as her calculator as she finds ways to help students fund their Vanderbilt education.
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Saturday (May 11) Bella Vista Police found Annette Rapalee, 54, from Jane, Missouri, seated in a creek bed, with bloody clothing and injuries to her face.
"Well her face was all swelled really bad and she was really bloody all over, like her blouse was all bloody," said Olen Hudson, the man who found her.
Hudson was riding his horse when he saw her on her hands and knees in the creek bed.
He said he tried to help her.
"She just said 'I don't need any help' and I said 'I think you do,' and she said "I don't need help,' so we just went and called the police and came back," Hudson said.
Police said Rapalee was taken to Saint John's Regional Health Center in Springfield, Mo.
Bella Vista investigators are working with the McDonald County, Mo., Sheriff's department and the Springfield, Mo., Police Department on the case.
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There are two things I wish to get input on in this thread, what OS to use for the server, and what kind of a hard drive arrangement I should use in the server.
So here's the scoop. I currently have 4 computers connected to my network: my desktop, laptop, HTPC, and Windows Home Server. The server I use as a file server (99% media related - music and video) and as a backup repository using Windows Home Server's backup stuff. I use both the HTPC and desktop to stream movies and music from the server (the video ranges from being low res downloaded tv shows to 720p .mkv tv shows to Bluray rips (~30GB each). I also use the server as a place for school mates who are working on projects with me to store data related to the project. Right now WHS has an excellent web interface that works perfectly, we can access everything from anywhere.
Okay so first off, I'm considering switching to Windows Server 2008. I have a license for it (from my technet subscription) and I think it might be a better product than WHS. Sure it's not as fool proof and easy to use, but it's far more customizable. I would like to set it up as a VPN (so we can access files from anywhere - for school projects and the like) and file server. I'm going to move all of my documents to the server, rather than storing them on desktop and laptop and backing them up to the server. I'll probably using windows' sync feature on the laptop so that when I go offline I can still get them and then it'll sync up when I get home. What do you guys think? Smart move? Or just stick with WHS. Oh and I don't own WHS yet, I'm still using the trial edition....so if I keep it I'll need to shell out ~$150 CAD for it....
My second question is how to arrange my hard drives if I were to move to Server 2008. In WHS it lumps them all together using it's special file system (just add a hard drive, add it to the "pool", and storage space increases). Since this won't be an option with Server 2008 (or will it? is there something I can use to do this?) I'll need to set them up properly. My main concern is my videos. Right now I have ~500 GB of video files and over time this will increase. As of right now I have a 500GB drive, 2x 320GB drives, and a 250GB drive in the server. This is fine since it pools them all together. But by themselves I wouldn't be able to put all my videos on the same drive, so they'll be split up and I'll have to share multiple drives and it will not be neat. I'm going to pick up a 1TB (maybe 1.5TB) drive soon, but I want this to be really future proof, so should I use spanned volumes? Or just stick with a big drive and hope I never fill it up. I don't want to be stuck it one drive fails (which will happen if I'm using spanning....) and I don't really want to go to RAID5....since I'll need at least 3 big drives...and that will be expensive..So any ideas? What's the best way to do this? Is there a way to make a single folder refer to multiple drives?
Oh and I just thought of another question. Lol. Is there a way to perform a server side file operation (like cut and paste) from a client computer? Right now if I browse to my server and want to move files around in their folders, it copies the folder through the network to my computer then sends it back to the server to the new spot. Is there a way to get the server to just move them without sending to my computer? (other than using remote desktop....that works but is just a bit of a pain)
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WHS is the only Windows product that allows disk pooling. You'll need a ZFS file system from Solaris, Linux, Snow Leopard in order to do disk pooling. With your current storage situation, WHS looks like your best bet. Especially since it looks like you're only planning on spending around 100-150 on hard drives. Soft RAID 5 is not going to give you decent IO performance for HD media. You'd need 3 1GB drives and a real raid card. You're going to be looking at over $500 for all of that. I'd stick with WHS personally.
I'm a big fan of WinSSHD/Tunnelier combonation for remote access (Secure RDP, SFTP). FreeSSH will do just as well as long as you configure it properly and Tunnelier. The SFTP client with Tunnelier will let you move directories remotely without copying to your machine first.
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Identification on verso (typewritten): "Mother and Child" executed in Deer Island granite by Simon Moselio, Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont.
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"People are calling me Hamlet," she says, "and the character is beginning to affect my life: I can't decide; I wear black all the time; I mock other people."
No, she'd never thought of playing the prince before this opportunity came, but there was a rumor going around the performing-arts department last year that director W. Craven Mackie, already notorious for taking an experimental approach to the classics, was thinking about casting a woman as Hamlet.
The rumor proved true when auditions this spring were opened to both women and men. When Tiemann was called back for a second audition, she tried to influence the director with a more androgynous look, pulling her (then) long hair back and wearing pinstriped trousers.
According to Mackie, she didn't need the costume. In auditions, he says, "There was nobody even close."
If you're casting what many consider the greatest part in the English language, it makes sense to cast your best actor. If, through the accident of gender, that actor happens to be a woman, there is tradition to fall back on.
There were a number of "Hamlet ladies" in the 19th century, Mackie notes, the most famous being Sarah Bernhardt, playing the role in Paris with her wooden leg (perhaps tapping out the iambic pentameter) in 1899. The 20th century has seen a number of Hamlet women, with Sybil Thorndike playing the role before the war. Since the 1960s, any number of avant-garde companies, such as Mabou Mines, have gender-bent Shakespeare.
Besides, as anyone who has seen Shakespeare in Love knows, the gender issue was much simpler in Elizabethan times -- the actors were all male. So it's taken the slow-moving Western world about 400 years to do some minor reversals of that custom.
But, as Tiemann offers as understatement, "Casting a woman is different." But is it so incongruous as seeing "Hamlet played by 35-year-old burly guys," the very nonburly Tiemann asks rhetorically, referring to recent film versions with Mel Gibson and Kenneth Branagh, "with an 18-year-old Ophelia?" (Actually, Hollywood is full of 35-year-old burly guys with 18-year-old starlets, but that doesn't make it Shakespearean either.)
With a librarian for a mother, Tiemann was aware of Hamlet as early as grade school. She first read the play during her senior year of high school: "I loved it, loved it, loved it. I loved his alienation. You both want to shake him and be there for him. He has to make choices that he cannot make. Hamlet is one of the first real characters in a character-driven play. Spiritually, he asks the questions 'What are we? Where are we going?' I always saw Hamlet as a 22-year-old home from school. It makes sense to have a younger Hamlet."
Tiemann plays Hamlet as a student prince (and not a princess; Hamlet is a young man played by a young woman) who would rather be back at Wittenberg U. than dealing with the rotten world of dreary Denmark. She obviously has direct experience as a student ("I'm so far behind in two English classes!"), but she has had to receive some training in Hamlet's manlier acts. "I wasn't proficient with rapier and sword, and I must be, or against Laertes I'll get pummeled."
But then, most guys aren't proficient with rapier and sword these days. "I go to it as Hamlet the prince," Tiemann says. "If I play age or sexuality, it's too much. I do kiss Ophelia, but people shouldn't be thinking about lesbianism -- there's already too much going on. I find myself sitting with my legs open more often. I keep my back straighter. Actually, I like the testosterone trip I go on."
Nothing will be standard in this production of Hamlet. Mackie has done significant cutting, trying to get the running time down to two hours -- quite a feat, considering that Branagh's film version, which presented the full text, ran four hours. The play will begin with Hamlet's first soliloquy, "O that this too too sullied flesh would melt," rather than at the ramparts of Elsinore Castle with a nervous sentinel crying, "Who's there?"
Nor will Tiemann be playing the "melancholy Dane." She describes the prince as "a dark comedian. He's more mocking. If you have an injury, he'll keep poking. He can be a little snotty, self-centered. The world revolves around him. He's very sensitive, beyond any other character, but insensitive to others -- especially Ophelia. He doesn't take into account what's in her head."
In regards to the question of Hamlet's madness, whether it is purely feigned or partly real, Tiemann answers, "I don't think he's very mad, although he suffers from a condition of depression -- his father has died. I'm playing him very noble and sincere at the end. You could play Hamlet as very funny, which makes it better when he turns and becomes intense. Dr. Mackie has me playing with bones and skulls in the graveyard scene. If there's anything funny, we try to find it."
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Pursuing God really is an adventure--one that can get extreme, one you'll never tire of.
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Four finalists have been selected for the Make Something Unreal Live 2013 student game development competition with a winner being selected at next year's Gadget Show Live
Update: 21/12/12: The video for the Make Something Unreal Live 2013 semifinal day has been released and we've included it below. The video shows excerpts from the game presentations made by the twelve teams shortlisted in the contest.
Update 11/12/12: Four leading European game development studios have pledged their support to the finalists of the 2013 Make Something Unreal Live game development contest.
The four student finalists, which were revealed last week, will each partner with a development studio to work on their own game based on the Unreal Engine 3. The final winner will be chosen at the Gadget Show Live event next year.
The four studios; Climax Studios, Lucid Games, Ninja Theory and Splash Damage, have all stepped up as mentors and professional developers from each studio will offer advice on issues and provide guidence to the student finalists.
"It's great to have world-class studios giving their time to help ensure that the contestants maximise the potential of their games at Make Something Unreal Live," said Mike Gamble, European territory manager at Epic Games.
"Our finalists have already achieved a very high standard in their pitches and pre-production work, and we're all looking forward to see how far they can take their games in the next four months".
Original story published 06/12/2012: The Make Something Unreal Live 2013 brought together student developers from across Europe to showcase their own homemade video games. Twelve teams were shortlisted by a panel of judges and now four finalists have been selected.
The teams were ranked on a range of criteria including scientific implementation, concept originality and presentation quality.
The four finalists are: Dead Shark Triplepunch from the Blekinge Institute of Technology with their game Loch Ness, Kairos Games from Staffordshire University with their game Polymorph, Static Games from Bournemouth University with their game Mendel's Farm and Team Summit from the University of Abertay in Dundee with their game Beings.
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Here's a rousing start to your Monday morning, a song sample that most Baby Boomers will recognize, called "The Chicken Fat Song." This was part of a fitness program started by President Kennedy back in 1961. The record was distributed to schools throughout the country and the demographic that is now sweatin' to the oldies, was sweatin' to the chicken tune back then. After finding this gem, Film Hound gave it whirl and discovered its main advantage as a workout tool is that you can't cheat or give up with Robert "The Music Man" Preston coaching you on to victory. Here's a snippet:
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