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The film shows how love for life and people can drive a person in a country of over a billion to exercise compassion for his fellow humans.
"Hail, Caesar!" A specter haunts Hollywood in new goofball comedy
Hot on the heels of the Oscar-nominated Trumbo, another 1950s-set movie about Hollywood Reds has been released.
"The Man Who Knew Infinity": An infinitely rewarding film
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"Best of Enemies": New documentary revisits Buckley vs. Vidal
"Best of Enemies" succeeds without being partisan or overbearing. Its subject speaks for itself.
California rolls in new film "East Side Sushi"
Anthony Lucero's fine film uses the framework of food film to deftly explore class, work, ethnicity, and sexism.
"Jimmy's Hall": Ken Loach's Irish working class heroes
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Third "Yes Men" film is great...and "Revolting"
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Consumer prices up 0.2 percent again in February
March 22, 2002
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.2 percent in February, the same as in January.
The energy index, which advanced 0.9 percent in January, declined 0.8 percent in February. The index for petroleum-based energy decreased 0.1 percent, and the index for energy services fell 1.3 percent. The food index rose 0.2 percent in February, reflecting another large increase in the index for fruits and vegetables.
Excluding food and energy, the CPI-U rose 0.3 percent in February after increasing 0.2 percent in January. An upturn in the index for apparel, coupled with larger increases in the indexes for shelter and for tobacco and smoking products, accounted for the larger advance in February.
For the 12-month period ended in February, the CPI-U increased 1.1 percent.
These data are a product of the BLS Consumer Price Index program. Find out more in "Consumer Price Indexes, February 2002", news release USDL 02-151.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Consumer prices up 0.2 percent again in February on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/mar/wk3/art05.htm (visited September 28, 2016).
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I bought them today for my 7 year old son since he cant drop supplement form. They look like a great way to get a healthy amount of gut bacteria.
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I bought them today for my 7 year old son since he cant drop supplement form. They look like a great way to get a healthy amount of gut bacteria.
Ingredients (red lid) Water, Skimmed Milk (Reconstituted), Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Maltodextrin, Flavouring, Contains Lactobacillus casei Shirota.
Ingredients (Blue lid)Water, Skimmed Milk (Reconstituted), Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Sweeteners (Maltitol Syrup, Sucralose), Dextrin, Flavouring, Contains Lactobacillus casei Shirota.
Every time I hear the dirty word 'exercise', I wash my mouth out with chocolate.
From what I can gather you don't need to keep taking the stuff long term once your gut bacteria is sorted. I suspect you would get way more benefit from eating good quality greek yogurt.
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I just load some greek yogurt over berries in a thermo-insulated container, and my kiddo also loves pickles and pickled cabbage.... I am going give a shot to pickled tomatoes one of these weekends. When I was a kid that was my fav. winter food.
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Now the mystery has been dramatically cleared up. Liz was nabbed by the FBI climbing through the window of a rented Miami house clad in a pink checked pants suit. The fingerprints clinched it: she was a he. Liz was disclosed to be one Jerry Dean Michael, 47, a fugitive from justice since 1961.
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Some club's have it abundance, some it appears have very little. Yet in the wake of the national football teams seemingly genetic predilection for failure, i feel now is as good a time as any to look for the future. With this in mind i have tried as best i can to rank, what is in my opinion, the 'best' British youth prospect at each Premier League club. Yes even Blackpool!
I must make a confession at this point, however. In my opinion to effectively cite the 'top youth prospect', this must be a player that is in and around the first team. People may dispute this claiming a, 'better prospect' in one of the youth systems, but i would argue they are simply thus, a prospect. Far too many players do not live up to the potential that they threatened whilst growing up; Freddy Adu anyone?
In a couple of circumstances in this list though, using this basis, to source an under 21 British first team squad member has been impossible and i have had to break my '21 or under rule'. In all of these circumstances, however, i have aimed at getting the team member that is both as young as possible whilst exhibiting the greatest potential. The oldest player in the list therefore is 23, young enough, in my opinion, to not contradict the adage 'future of the EPL'.
My team is Leicester City so in reality i am creating this list from an outsiders viewpoint (looking up in envy!). This being the case, whilst i have as far as i know done each club justice, if anyone can source any notable exceptions, i will have no problem in bowing to your superior knowledge.
What i will say though is, based on this list, the future of the EPL looks bright. So here, in althabetical order, my list of the top youth prospects at each EPL club. Happy reading and don't hesitate to comment with your feedback, clarification or appreciation's.


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A hundred years ago Bunyan's position among the great writers was incontestable. His major work, The Pilgrim's Progress, was translated, illustrated, adapted, parodied (see for example, Hawthorne's The Celestial Railroad) and distributed widely. The unwavering Christian basis of his work meant that he was one of the few imaginative authors read without suspicion by those who didn't buy the Arnoldian idea that art was taking over the role of religion in people's lives. Some of his key motifs – the Slough of Despond, or Vanity Fair, for example – were referred to as confidently as quotations from Hamlet. Nowadays he is less central to general culture, although critics and historians alike still find him of …
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in mid-May proposed to revise its policy on the extent to which transit agencies can provide service for schoolchildren.
The move came after a federal judge in January struck down an earlier FTA decision and paved the way for the Rochester-Genesee (N.Y.) Regional Transportation Authority to create new bus routes to shuttle students.
The FTA said that the judge's decision set aside the agency's interpretation of its own regulations on school bus operations. This led the agency to issue a Notice of Proposed Policy Statement to clarify its interpretation of the regulations, which were designed to prevent federally funded public transportation systems from unfairly competing with private school bus operators.
The FTA said that it intends to construe the term "tripper service" (which is permissible transit service for students) to include "only existing routes with modified fare collection or subsidy systems, frequency of service and de minimis route deviations from existing route paths in the immediate vicinity of schools to stops located at or in close proximity to the schools."
With that definition, the FTA would interpret "school bus operations" to include "service that a reasonable person would conclude primarily was designed to accommodate students and school personnel and only incidentally to serve the non-student general public," which would not be permissible for transit agencies.
To view the full proposal, go to http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2008/E8-11151.htm.
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The CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) generates over 100 hundred petabytes of data every year at its home near Geneva, Switzerland. CERN's new data center in Budapest is set to be one of the first beneficiaries of a new terabit network created by GÉANT, a European data network for researchers and scientists. Read More
HPC News: Brocade and Hyve Team on Big Data
Cray expands storage product line with "immense" Sonexion 1600, Brocade and Hyve partner for Big Data solution, Bull supercomputer selected by SARA. Read More
SC12 News: Internet2 Delivers 320 Gigabits, NVIDIA Launches Tesla K20X Accelerator
Internet2 community members this week will demonstrate at the Supercomputing Conference how the advanced Internet2 Network supports high-energy physics research and NVIDIA unveiled the NVIDIA Tesla K20 family of GPU accelerators and the technology powering Titan, recently named the world's fastest supercomputer. Read More
Intel Phi Coprocessor Released With Broad Industry Support
Intel announced the commercial release of the Xeon Phi Coprocessor, that when combined with Xeon processors promise to drive innovation in high performance computing (HPC). Read More
Titan is New Champion of Top500 Supercomputing List
The Titan supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has claimed the number one position in the 40th edition of the Top500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers, with a hybrid system that achieved with 17.59 Petaflop/s. Read More
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The world's most powerful supercomputers are striking not just for their processing power, but for their design and appearance as well. We've put together a visual guide to the top finishers in the latest Top 500 list, which was released today at the SC12 conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Read More
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YarcData, a Cray company announced a new contract and collaboration to deploy uRiKA big data appliances at ORNL and with the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. Read More
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Rolling out news ahead of the SC12 supercomputing conference, Cray announced the launch of the its next generation Cray XC30 supercomputer, and said it has acquired Appro for $25 million. Read More
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SARASOTA, Fla. - Listed second on Friday's pitching schedule tacked to a board in the Phillies clubhouse was "Gonzalez 2-3." Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez threw 31 pitches in one inning, and that was enough for Bob McClure, even though the plan called for more. The pitching coach waved at the bullpen from the dugout.
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Better cheap/accurate 22 bolt action - Marlin or Savage???
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> Better cheap/accurate 22 bolt action - Marlin or Savage???
November 7, 2008, 09:16 PM
OK - who makes the better 22 - or at least more accurate for the money?
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November 7, 2008, 09:20 PM
Toss up between the two.
If you want a semi-auto, get the marlin.
Bolt, savage.
Or get a cz and be happier still. :)
November 7, 2008, 09:21 PM
I'm with Savage. Last spring I bought a Mark II F, the cheap one and before they added the accutrigger, was $114 at WalMart. The trigger still isn't bad, it is well made and shoots way better than $114.
November 7, 2008, 09:30 PM
(quote) "If you want a semi-auto, get the marlin.
Bolt, savage.
Or get a cz and be happier still."
Yep, what he said.:D
November 7, 2008, 09:31 PM
Look at a CMP Mossberg 44. With the redfield sights, they can be 1-2 moa at 100y. The Mossy 144 is an even better rifle. But it is a lot more expensive.
November 7, 2008, 09:35 PM
My cheap .22 savage ($110 from Walmart) will out three roudns into the same hole at 25 yards. This thing is so damned accurate for 100 dollars.
My vote is to savage.
November 7, 2008, 09:42 PM
Savage based on my experience and recent forum chit chat.
November 7, 2008, 11:57 PM
marlin, all day. I like Savage and have had several, so let me give you my impressions. and this is not for laminated thumbhole stocked versions of either.
The marlin bbl, is better, they have been making them the same lenght , the exact same way, for about 20 years now, and have been making them diff lenghts, for about 80 yrs now, all between 18 and 22 inches.
microgroove rifleing, just going with physics, is easier on the passage of the
22 bullet, less deforming equals better accuracy, espcecially becuase of
more consistency.
We know rimfires can be finicky, Savages tend to bemore so than other 22's, on the ammo that it likes.
routinely you can pull Marlins out of the box, whether it be a 25, 925, 981, mod 60 mod 795, 880sq, 2000l, 7000, and you will say, you just fired the most accurate 22 you have ever had.
Marlin triggers do suck, not a lot of modding can be done to them; however if you stone and smooth the parts a bit, and replace the trigger return spring, you can lower the pull pretty nice.
the savage trigger is better, even the non accutrigger, it can be modded to be much better, even the accutrigger can be modded to be better.
I do like that savages come with scope mounts,
I do like that savages bolts, when you pull them out, appear more massive
than most any other 22 out there, though I don't know that makes any
difference at all.
November 8, 2008, 06:44 AM
Or get a cz and be happier still. My buddy just bought one and he's happy as can be.
November 8, 2008, 07:31 AM
No question the CZ is better but the OP said cheap/accurate.
November 8, 2008, 07:43 AM
Under 300 dollars isn't bad. I didn't suggest Anschutz! :)
November 8, 2008, 10:29 AM
I have no comment on the original post, but i got a CZ 452 scout for my daughter and man is that thing sweeeeeeeet. She does not get to shoot it as much as I do.
Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow
November 8, 2008, 10:36 AM
Yes, it's a toss-up. But in my view the Marlins have slightly superior looks/fit/finish, and equal accuracy, so they are the better value. But Savages *may* have slightly better accuracy on average (the one YOU get may or may not be, since we're talking about splitting hairs here). Bottom line, just pick one.
November 9, 2008, 08:19 PM
Of what I have tried the Marlins seem to ever so slightly shoot better, but it is only after the trigger is replaced. I hate the trigger that comes on the Marlin rimfires. If I wasn't to put another dime into the rifle I would get the Savage. If I was willing to buy a new trigger I would go Marlin. They both shoot pretty darn good though for the price.
November 9, 2008, 08:56 PM
Anschutz 22s are under $300 now?!! Dang, I gotta get one.
November 9, 2008, 09:35 PM
No, Anschutz rifles are not under 3 bills. You misread the post just a bit. ;)
Brad Clodfelter
November 11, 2008, 05:10 PM
Savage will out shoot the Marlin. The Savage barrels are just plain better than the Marlin.
The Savage Mark II rifles will clearly out shoot the Marlin bolt action 22's.
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Sunnyvale (CA) - With the acquisition of ATI, AMD will have all the pieces in place to evolve from a processor manufacturer into a platform company and go head to head with Intel in more markets - especially in the business desktop and notebook segments. But AMD claims that it is approach will be different from Intel and allow third-party firms - such as Nvidia - to access its platforms.
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Comic-Con 2006: Video games lure Comic fans
July 21, 2006 - 21:46
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San Diego (CA) - Would you like a computer case with that issue of Batman? The 37th annual Comic-Con comic book convention kicked off in San Diego and it isn't just about comics anymore. Now, traditional paper comics must compete for attention with computer hardware companies and video game developers. TG Daily strolled through the exhibit halls and found many familiar companies playing their wares.
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Tom's Hardware interviews Jeff Hsieh, CEO of GEIL
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Wrapping up our Computex 2006 coverage for this year, Tom's Hardware just published a video interview with Jeff Hsieh, chief executive officer of performance memory maker GEIL.
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100 million websites by the end of this year?
July 21, 2006 - 02:14
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The Internet continues to grow at an impressive speed. According to a survey conducted by Netcraft earlier this month, there are currently 88,166,395 sites available - 2.87 million more than last month.
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HP's develops grain-sized memory chip
July 18, 2006 - 22:06
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Hewlett-Packard researches announced that they have developed a tiny memory chip that could bring data storage capabilities to virtually and product.
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July 17, 2006 - 19:56
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Despite their lack in capacity and lofty price tags, Flash hard drives may become a serious threat for traditional hard drives in notebook computers. In-stat analyst Frank Dickson believes that solid state disk (SSD) storage may "dethrone the hard drive as the top laptop storage choice within 10 years."
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Quo vadis, Viiv?
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Santa Clara (CA) - Entertainment PCs have been available for some time, but don't penetrate the market as quickly as some would have hoped. AMD and Intel launched their entertainment platforms earlier this year to speed up the adoption of family room PCs - apparently with little impact so far. It's time for an update: We spent some time with Intel VP Don MacDonald to chat about the status of "Viiv."
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NTSB investigating laptop batteries as the cause of UPS cargo plane fire
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Washington (DC) - Laptops get hot, but can they cause a plane to catch on fire? The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating whether laptop batteries caused a UPS cargo plane to catch on fire last February. The DC-8 plane with three crew members made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International Airport after a fire broke out in the cargo hold. The fire continued to burn for four hours destroying the plane and most of the UPS packages inside.
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Some instant messaging addicts won't have to keep multiple chat programs for too much longer. Microsoft and Yahoo are testing new chat clients that let MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger users talk to each other. The combination would, according to Microsoft, form the largest instant messaging community and eclipsing the current king of the hill, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM).
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has unveiled a new program to send SMS and other alerts to mobile phones and computers. The Digital Emergency Alert System will also include radio and televisions stations - the traditional avenue of emergency broadcasts. Mobile phones will receive SMS messages while computer users will se a video message along with downloadable instructions.
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Friday, May 23, 2014
The Lakes at Litchfield, a senior living community in Pawleys Island, gave away $3,750 in cash prizes to four winners of the communitys Silver Pen Scholarship during a brunch awards ceremony held this week.
The Silver Pen Scholarship was open to high-school seniors with plans to graduate in 2014 and live within 25-miles of Litchfield. Incoming entries were screened and delivered to members of the Resident Advisory Council, which consists of successful retired business professionals, educators and community leaders, for the formal judging process.
Entries were judged on several criteria including creativity, fluidity of language, and the ability to convey complex feelings in a concise and clear manner.
Litchfields executive director Jacque Richardson says the topic, which asked students to remodel the driving laws for older adults and teens to enable both generations to continue to enjoy the freedom and independence of driving, is one way to bridge the communication gap between older and younger generations.
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First place Adrianne Elizabeth Lane
Adrianne Elizabeth Lane attends St. James High School. In the fall, she is undecided where she will be attending. She is strongly considering Wofford. No matter where she attends, she will pursue pre-med with an interest in genetics and research. On winning the scholarship, she said, I am thrilled. I cant thank The Lakes at Litchfield enough. This will be a tremendous help paying for college. I appreciate this more than I can put into words.
Second place Elizabeth Ann Farmer
Elizabeth Ann Farmer attends Waccamaw High School. In the fall, she will be attending Clemson University with the intent of studying Political Science and Business. She said, Winning this award was such an honor to me as The Lakes at Litchfield is so prestigious and I could not have been more excited to find out that I received second place!
Third place Rachel Morgan Gray
Rachel Gray attends Georgetown High School. In the fall, she will be attending the College of Charleston and pursue a career in the medical field. She said, Winning this award means a lot to me. I have worked hard throughout my high school years and it is nice to be recognized for what I have achieved. I am honored to be chosen as a recipient.
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iPhone Review: Crystal Defenders
By Ray Barnholt Jan 30, 2009 4:25PM PST
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This review is obviously coming much later after Crystal Defenders' release, but it's a perfect chance to touch on the fact that Square's already bringing the game to all three of the home consoles via WiiWare, Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Store. I expect the console versions to have more natural-feeling controls, but what makes more sense is a better portable version, either for PSP or DS (especially DSiWare), because this iPhone version is not cutting it, and I genuinely want to like this game more.
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Vertical Controls Only? Since When?Posted: Apr 23, 2011 12:00AM PST by Eisei
No one seems to pay attention to the fact there is an OPTION menu on the TITLE screen.
Here is a breakdown for those of you who want to know how to change Crystal Defender's Control Orientation.
You don't have to play the game vertically if you don't WANT to (Which seems to be your biggest problem with the game)
If you go to the OPTIONS menu on the TITLE Screen of the game, you can change the "CONTROL" settings to be permanently set either to the "ORIGINAL" (the "iPod Wheel Function as you put it) OR you can change it to "FULL-TOUCH".
"FULL-TOUCH": Allows you to play horizontally and utilize the entire touch screen on the iPhone. Including placement, selection, and execution of units.
After changing your control settings, the application must be restarted, but that's it. It never switches to "vertical" on me while playing, so you shouldn't have any problems.
Also, please note, WHILE an enemy wave is running it's course, you are NOT limited to just pausing.
You can do the following while in the middle of a wave...
1. Select a Unit to check it's stats, radius, level, etc.
2. Level-Up a currently placed Unit if you have enough Gil/Gold
3. Add another Unit to the map and level that Unit up if you so desire to.
4. Pause/Resume the game or wave (Bottom left button)
5. Speed up the wave/battle. (Hold the bottle right >> Button. Once released, normal speed resumes)
Note: While paused, you can do numbers 1-3. So if you can't keep up for whatever reason, you can pause and take a break, level up units with Gil/Gold just accumulated, place new units if needed etc.
The top left button "MENU" allows you to do several nifty things I'll explain below.
If you need a longer break or need to take care of something while in the middle of a map. Finish a wave of monsters (since saving sometimes won't work during DURING a wave. Sometimes.)
You can save where you left off on a map in between waves of monsters. Pressing the "MENU" button brings up another few buttons, one of them being "SAVE" (Duh.. =P )
The game also "AUTOSAVES" in most cases if you exit the App altogether if you need to check yer texts, take a phone call, open a different App, or whatever.
If you want to start all over again from Wave 1, "RETRY" allows you to do so without having to go all the way back to the title screen. Doing this will restart everything for that map. (Including Gil, Crystals, Units, Levels etc)
In case you forgot for whatever reason, The Menu Option "ENEMY" allows you to review the upcoming enemy which includes Name, Hit Points, any Weaknesses/Strengths, Resistances, or Danger Factors like "Steals Extra Crystals" in some cases. It also includes whether or not an enemy is "Airborne" or not.
Change Control Orientation (Original/Vertical OR Full-Touch/Horizontal)
Raise/Lower Game Volume (This is a seperate Volume Control from the iPhone's Volume Control)
Toggle ON/OFF Background Music (BGM)
Toggle ON/OFF Sound Effects (SE)
Toggle ON/OFF Vibration (Example of Vibration: When an Enemy Steals a Crystal)
This returns you to the base Title Screen for Crystal Defenders.
I hope this was helpful to the person who reviewed this game, and hopefully might change thier opinion about it since "Controls" were such a major issue for them.
I also sincerely hope that this was helpful to ANYONE who wants to play this game, or has just got the game and wants to know a few helpful tips before playing.
Thank you for your time, and thanks for reading!
-Eisei Xethlex
The OPTIONS menu has ALWAYS, on the iPhone, had the option to change the "Orientation" of the controls from Original to Full-Touch since it's initial release to the iPhone in the U.S. =) I've had this game for over a year and a half and I've always played Horizontally with the touch screen. =P


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Justin Hawkins, frontman for British band The Darkness, had some choice words to say in a Journal Sentinel interview for those who think his glam rock group is a joke.
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Soon you'll not only be able to brag "I Closed Wolski's," but also "I Closed East Library."
When the Milwaukee Public East Library, 1910 E. North Ave., hosts its closing celebration from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Visitors will be able to pick up a magnet or sticker that says "I closed East Library." At 5 p.m. the doors close permanently and the building will be demolished to make way for construction of the new East Branch. »Read Full Article
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This past weekend, while in Chicago, I had the pleasure of hanging out at the Takin' It to the Streets Urban International Festival. The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN) has been holding this festival for 15 years now. This well-oiled festival is a celebration of the Muslim community and culture through art, music, food and prayer, just to name a few.
The most beautiful thing about the festival was the ambience. It was so peaceful and serene. There were several races and religions represented throughout. You could hear the laughter of the children in the play area while watching others pray quietly in the prayer area. There was also a skate park and a grafitti area. Finally, there was the main stage that featured speakers and several musicians all day -- the likes of the Hypnotic Brass Band, Brother Ali and headliner Talib Kweli. Originally Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) was supposed to perform with Talib together as Black Star. Unfortunately Yasiin didn't make the show. Regardless, The show went on without a hitch. Check out some pics below taken by...me. »Read Full Blog Post
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Getting your smile on at Summerfest on opening day now gets you one free weekday admission ticket. Fans who approach Summerfest crew and security staff holding a fest flag, smile and deliver the phrase "smile on," receive one free weekday admission ticket for future use, while supplies last.
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If your hardware or software goes on strike, or the graphical system or your Internet connection fail, checking the logfiles can often be a big help. In this month's column, we will look at the command-line tools that can help you scour the depths of these critical files.
Kernel messages, user logins or log offs, network processes, and many other events are logged meticulously by the Linux system. The Linux system's logging system goes by the name of syslogd (or syslog-ng, "Syslog New Generation" on SUSE Linux); the system logger is a daemon, which is started at system boot time. All log files are stored in the folder /var/ log/ and its subdirectories .
With just a couple of exceptions, most of these protocol files are protected from prying eyes and only readable by the system administrator. To view the files, you can use KDE's file manager, Konqueror, for example, in system administration mode. To do so, pop up a quick starter by pressing Alt+F2 and type kdesu konqueror, then type the root password after the prompt.
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