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Lewiston, ME— The Binghamton Senators defeated the Portland Pirates by a score of Saturday night in a game that both teams combined for 12 fighting majors and 204 penally minutes.
The Pirates finished with 134 penalty minutes, breaking their previous record of 119, set on Nov. 19, 1996 against the Fredericton Canadiens.
The Senators came out of the gates strong, pouring pressure on the Pirates and capitalizing with a goal at 2:27 by Chris Wideman. Exactly four minutes later at 6:27, Danny Hobbs gave Binghamton a 2-0 lead when he was able to beat Domingue with a one-timer from the middle.
The Pirates pushed back, scoring at 10:30 on the power play. After a scramble in front, the puck came to Brandon McMillan who fed Brandon Yip in front. Yip quickly stuffed the puck through Hammond's pads to cut the deficit to one. But the Senators responded quickly, with Jim O'Brien scoring at 14:42.
In the second the Senators extended their lead, scoring twice, less than two minutes apart. Corey Cowick was able to squeak the puck past Domingue before a brawl ensued. Brett Hextall and Kyle Hagel were each handed game misconducts, as was Senators forward Kramer, but Binghamton was given a power play. On the man-advantage, O'Brien beat Visentin, who replaced Domingue, to make it 5-1.
In the third, the Senators extended their lead again at 4:46 when Darian Dziurzynski's older brother, David, scored. Tempers flared more and two more fights broke out—first between James Melindy and Puempel, followed by Lucas Lessio and Prince. Mike Hoffman tallied a power play goal to make it 7-1 and frustrations boiled over as six more fights broke out in the final minute with Dziurzynski, Mark Louis and Phil Lane fighting for the Pirates and Cowick, Ben Blood and Daniel New for the Senators. Brandon Yip and Chris Wideman wrapped the penalties with misconducts as time expired. In all, there were 12 fighting majors and the two teams combined for 148 penalty minutes in the third period.
The Pirates will close out their weekend when they host the Manchester Monarchs Sunday afternoon at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee to continue the VIP Cup Series, presented by VIP Tires & Service. The Monarchs hold a 4-2 edge in the series long season. For more information on the VIP Cup, visit www.vip-cup.com.
Puck drop on Sunday is at 1 PM and the game can be heard on the Pirates flagship stations WPEI 95.5/95.9 FM as well as WEZR AM 1240 in the Lewiston/Auburn area and WTME AM 780/1450 in Oxford County. The game can also be heard online at portlandpirates.com by clicking "Listen Live" and can be seen live on AHL Live atahllive.com. The pregame show starts at 12:40 with Jeff Mannix Follow all the action on the Pirates official Facebook page and Twitter account (@PortlandPirates) with the hashtag #PiratesHome.
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The young are the restlessApril 08,2013The surge of generational change continues in this country, altering the cultural landscape with a speed and intensity that has rarely — if ever — been seen before.
The latest remarkable change concerns the decriminalization of the use of marijuana. A poll released Thursday by the Pew Research Center found that for the first time more Americans support legalizing marijuana than oppose it.
It was rather unsurprising that more young people would support the move, but it was striking how quickly they adopted a more liberal position. About seven years ago, millennials (defined by Pew as people born in 1981 or later), Generation Xers (those born between 1965 and 1980) and baby boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) shared the same view on marijuana: Only about a third thought it should be legalized. Since then, the share of millennials supporting its legalization has risen more than 90 percent. Meanwhile, the number of legalization supporters in Generation X and among the baby boomers has risen by no more than 60 percent.
The millennial generation is the generation of change. Their views on a broad range of policy issues are so different from older Americans' perspectives that they are likely to reshape the political dialogue faster than the political class can catch up.
I surveyed the past six months of Pew and Gallup polls, to better understand the portrait of a generation bent on rapid change — even if that means standing alone.
On gay marriage: Much has been made of the growing acceptance of same-sex marriage in this country, but a Pew poll last month found that the change is driven mainly by millennials. Theirs was the only generation in which a majority (70 percent) supported same-sex marriage, and theirs was the only generation even more likely to be in favor of it in 2013 than in 2012. For comparison, support for same-sex marriage among Generation X is the same in 2013 as it was in 2001 (49 percent). Among millennials, however, support for gay marriage is up 40 percent since 2003, the first year they were included in the survey.
Some of this no doubt is the result of younger adults having more exposure to people who openly identify as LGBT. According to an October Gallup poll, young adults between 18 and 30 were at least twice as likely to identify as LGBT than any other age group.
But this doesn't necessarily mean that millennials overwhelmingly agree, on a moral level, with same-sex relationships. In fact a survey released last year by the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs at Georgetown University in conjunction with the Public Religion Research Institute found that "Millennials are nearly evenly divided over whether sex between two adults of the same gender is morally acceptable."
On gun control: According to a February Gallup report, Americans ages 18 to 29 are the least likely to own guns, with just 20 percent saying that they do. That is well under the national average of 30 percent of Americans who own guns.
And in a Pew poll taken shortly after the Newtown shootings, younger Americans were the most likely to say that gun control was a bigger concern in this country than protecting the right to own a gun. (Younger respondents barely edged out seniors with this sentiment.)
In fact, a Gallup poll found that the percentage of those 18 to 34 years old saying they want the nation's gun laws and policies to be stricter doubled from January 2012 to 2013. No other age group saw such a large increase.
It is remarkable that young people's opinions shifted so dramatically, especially since a December Pew poll found that young adults under 30 were the least likely to believe that the recent shootings in Newtown, Conn., reflect broader problems in American society. This age group was, in fact, the most likely to believe that such shootings are simply the isolated acts of troubled individuals.
Young people also are the least religious (more than a quarter specify no religion when asked), and they are an increasingly diverse group of voters. Fifty-eight percent of voters under 30 were white non-Hispanic in 2012, down from 74 percent in 2000. Like it or not, younger Americans are thirsty for change that lines up with their more liberal cultural worldview.
Advantage Democrats.
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A season that appeared to be on its way to newfound success, took a turn for the worse a month ago. So, instead of scheming to feel the joy of an undefeated season, the Shock are now experiencing a new motivation.
Spokane snapped a three-game losing streak on Friday with a 65-54 win over the New Orleans Voodoo at the Spokane Arena. It's the first win for the Shock (6-3) since they started the season with five straight victories.
"It's like a gorilla is off our back," defensive back Terrance Sanders said.
"Feels great," added head coach Andy Olson. "I really felt this whole time we needed to get the monkey off our back. I really felt that way."
It was the ultimate team effort that finally got the Shock their sixth win of the season. Touchdowns were scored in every facet of the game -- offense, defense and special teams. But it was the defense that made the necessary plays down the stretch.
A week ago, the Shock walked off the field disappointed after a heartbreaking loss. In that game, they let a 13-point lead dissipate in the final seven minutes. On Friday, the Shock found themselves in a similar situation -- with an 11-point lead with about six minutes to play.
This time, though, the Shock were able to close out the game. Earlier in the fourth quarter, Sanders picked off a pass and easily galloped the ball 15 yards into the end zone to give the Shock a 59-47 lead.
After the Voodoo responded with a touchdown drive of their own to close the gap to 59-54 with 8:38 to play, Erik Meyer found Adron Tennell for a 37-yard score. The failed PAT attempt left the score at 65-54 and it appeared the teams would continue to trade touchdowns.
That's when the defense stepped up and effectively ended the game. On third down with less than three minutes to play, defensive lineman James Ruffin broke through the line and knocked Voodoo quarterback Kurt Rocco backwards. The sack forced the ball loose and the Shock came away from the pile with possession, and, the game.
"We just played with intensity the whole game. We kind of let go of that the past three games, letting the fourth quarter get away from us. We knew we had to step up in the fourth and do it for [the] offense.
"We made sure we stepped up in practice, guys running to the football. A lot of competition in practice. Coach Andy Olson and [defensive] coach [Travis Crusenberry] made sure we were ready for this game."
The Shock almost gave their first possession of the game away as Erik Meyer threw an interception. Offensive lineman Chris Pino came to the rescue, though, laying a big hit on Voodoo defensive back Leslie Majors to pry the ball loose. Lineman Ryan Cave fell on the ball, the Shock retained possession and eventually found the end zone to take an early 7-0 lead.
Defensive back Paul Stephens left the game in the third quarter with a pulled left hamstring. Stephens had two interceptions, including a crucial fourth-down pick at the goal line.
Receiver Adron Tennell was also shaken up, requiring medical attention on the field at the end of the third quarter. Tennell re-entered the game early in the fourth quarter and scored a touchdown. After the game, he said he caught a helmet underneath his rib that temporarily knocked the wind out of him.
Meyer threw for 353 yards, six touchdowns and one interception. Tennell had 174 receiving yards and two touchdowns, while Brandon Thompkins pulled in three touchdowns through the air.
Sanders found the end zone after an interception and on a kickoff.
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Each election there are some who want to change how we elect the President. Specifically, there are calls to do away with the Electoral College.
I believe the Electoral College is a valid and vital concept. What I disagree with is that the electoral votes are awarded on a "winner take all" basis per State.
This last election has shown the continuing trend in American politics to do away with the "melting pot" of America.
We saw ad after ad target specific groups of people in an attempt to convince them to vote as a whole and not give individual thought to a given issue. Two of the more blatant examples covered immigration and support for Israel.
I am reminded of two terms from chemistry that are often confused: "compound" and "mixture."
In a recent letter to the editor of the Las Vegas Sun titled "Stay-at-home moms face less pressure," the author opened with this remark: "... but until a woman works to earn the money to feed and protect her family, she cannot understand fully the critical need this ailing economy has imposed on so many working women and men."
I cannot disagree more strongly with that statement.
The State of the Union address had the theme "build America to last" with heavy emphasis on jobs. I want to know why now? This is where Mr. Obama should have placed his emphasis when he first took office instead of health care reform.
In March of 2009, he said that not only are most of the jobs that were moved offshore not going to come back, but that we did not need or want them to do so because they would be bad for the economy. After three years of continuing high unemployment it would seem Mr. Obama was mistaken about the last part.
Very few people will deny that special interests such as corporations and associations, whether they be for profit or non-profit, exert enormous influence over our elections through PACs and other activities. It has proven almost impossible to control this because most attempts to do so run afoul of the First Amendment and the legal fiction that such organizations are "persons."
It will take an amendment to the Constitution to remove the conflict.
The ability to take a citizen's life as punishment for committing a crime is one of the defining attributes of a sovereign nation. It is something that should never be imposed lightly.
Tonight we saw two state executions take place, one in Georgia, the other in Texas. The execution in Texas was that of Lawrence Brewer. The crime for which he was executed was so brutal it was part of the inspiration for hate-crime legislation.
There have been events in our history from the very beginning that have helped form our national character. But few, if any, have had such a transformational effect as 9/11 has. That horrible day will forevermore be held up alongside Pearl Harbor as the definition of infamy. But while Pearl Harbor and prior events have served to strengthen our national identity and dedication to liberty, 9/11 has taken away from that.
For all the outrage and military action following 9/11, the primary response was to give in to fear.
Brian Greenspun, publisher and editor of the Las Vegas Sun, had this to say in his editorial from today:
Pat [Mulroy]'s idea is simple. It is a pipeline that would take the rising water away from the Mississippi River and transport it westward to the Colorado River where, frankly, water is in very short supply. Over the next decade or so, many millions of Baby Boomers will be retiring to the Southwest, putting a further demand on the diminishing water supply. It makes perfect sense that we should take the water no one wants and move it to a place where everyone needs it. The only thing in the way is an old argument about water laws that should no longer, well, hold water. Whatever that pipeline costs can probably be offset by the next few years of flood damage. That's a pretty good return on investment.
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This is by far the most complex site I have developed using these tools. Yet the actual technical side wasn't that hard at all thanks to the excellent design of the software we are using.
I just finished viewing the Libertarian Party's official website (again.) One thing that struck me was that no where do they allow people to register to post comments! They could certainly do this, as it looks like they are using the same software we are on this site.
I think it is a contradiction in terms for them to promote individual liberty yet not allow discussion (and possible dissent) by at the very least their own party members on their website.
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HOUSTON -- Since signing with Houston this summer, Dwight Howard has been telling everyone that Terrence Jones had a chance to be a very good player.
Lately, Jones has been making his new teammate look pretty smart.
Jones had a career-high 36 points and 11 rebounds, and the Rockets led from the start in a 114-104 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday night.
"He's been doing an excellent job," Howard said. "He's still growing as a player and he's learning the game at a very fast pace, which is great."
Jones had 25 points by halftime, matching his previous career-best set on Wednesday, and James Harden added 22 points. The second-year player has averaged 22.25 points in Houston's four games this week.
"I was just trying to offensive rebound and do all the little things I've been doing," said Jones, who had six offensive boards. "It was just coming to me tonight."
Houston led by 17 points before the Bucks got within six points in the third quarter. The Rockets responded with a big run to extend the lead and hold on for the victory.
Brandon Knight scored 26 points with seven assists for the NBA-worst Bucks, who have dropped eight in a row.
Jones received a standing ovation when he grabbed a rebound off a missed 3-pointer by O.J. Mayo and dribbled by him with a slick spin move before driving into the lane and finishing with an off-balance layup to push the lead to 112-97 with about 2 1/2 minutes remaining.
"From a physical standpoint he outmuscled us," Milwaukee coach Larry Drew said of Jones. "We knew we had to slow down Dwight and slow down James Harden and defend those guys at the 3-point line, but you don't factor in a guy like that having that type of game."
Howard added 20 points and 14 rebounds for the Rockets, Aaron Brooks had 10 points and four assists and Jones also had two blocks, a steal and an assist.
John Henson had 20 points and 15 rebounds for Milwaukee and Luke Ridnour added 14 points.
Houston led by 13 points with about 7 minutes left in the third quarter when Milwaukee went on a 9-2 run thanks to two 3-pointers by Knight and one by Ersan Ilyasova to cut the lead to 75-69.
The Rockets were up by seven soon after that when they scored nine straight points to push the lead to 89-73. Harden got that spurt going with a layup before Howard made two free throws before sinking a rare 3. The 6-foot-11 Howard, who often jokes that he should be allowed to shoot more 3s, smiled broadly and pointed at his teammates as he trotted down the court after hitting the long shot.
It was his second 3 this season and the fourth of his nine-year career.
The Bucks had three turnovers during that Houston run before ending their offensive drought by scoring the next five points. But Brooks swiped the ball from Knight after that, passed it to Harden, who finished with a two-handed slam to leave Houston up 91-78 entering the final period.
The Rockets bounced back from a tough loss to Oklahoma City on Thursday night in which they set an NBA record for the largest scoring differential between two halves by scoring 73 points in the first half and a franchise-low 19 after halftime.
They'd matched the 19 points they scored then with 5 minutes remaining in the first quarter en route to a 62-52 halftime lead.
Jones had five dunks in the first half and scored four points in the last 33 seconds of the half, capped by a nifty put back with 1.3 seconds left. He was particularly good in the second quarter when he was a perfect 7 for 7 from the field and made seven of his eight free throws for 21 points.
"He's got enough skill that he can put the ball on the floor, he can make shots, he can drive, he can finish, he can pass," Houston coach Kevin McHale said. "He's a very versatile player and tonight he had it going."
Jones played just 19 games as a rookie last season after being selected out of Kentucky with the 18th overall pick in the 2012 draft. He has appeared in 39 games this season with 34 starts. The 22-year-old Jones is the second-youngest Rocket to have a 30-point game behind Hakeem Olajuwon.
NOTES: Milwaukee's Gary Neal missed the game with a stomach illness. ... Ridnour got a technical midway through the second quarter and Larry Sanders got one in the third.
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The St. Lucie Inlet, Florida is located between Hutchinson Island and Jupiter Island in Martin County, Florida, at coordinates 27°09′58″N 80°09′24″W / 27.16611°N 80.15667°W. The St. Lucie Inlet is one of six inlets into the Indian River Lagoon.
The St. Lucie Inlet appeared on maps in 1500 and 1683. It was the site of the Ais town of Santa Lucea, which Jonathan Dickinson's party passed through in 1696. As is true for most inlets between barrier islands, the inlet closed and opened repeatedly in the past through natural process. The inlet has been kept open for the past century-and-a-half by frequent dredging.
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Based solely on tone of voice and inflection, you'd think Levi Leipheimer was discussing a visit to his accountant, not the upcoming Tour de France [31], which many feel could be among the most exciting in the great race's 107-year history.
But don't mistake Leiphimer's detached demeanor for actual indifference. His matter-of-fact delivery and apparent lack of tangible pre-race excitement is a self-admitted coping mechanism, something he says is vital to Tour [31] survival, let alone success.
"You need to be mentally ready. You can't show up looking like a deer in headlights," said Leipheimer, 36, during a phone interview from his European base in Girona, Spain, just a week before the Tour's grand depart in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
That answer didn't really answer the question asked — Do you look forward to this race? — but it did speak volumes about the seriousness of the task ahead, and how one of America's most successful bike racers approaches that challenge.
"This will be my eighth Tour, so I know what it's about," explained the Team RadioShack rider, who will start the event's 97th running as a top lieutenant to seven-time winner Lance Armstrong, but could get the chance to ride for himself if Le Boss falters. "You need to visualize what it takes. At a race like the Tour there will be days when you'll just be suffering, hanging on for dear life, but you need to fight through it because you could win in the end. It's not a race where someone is in complete control the whole time. You'll have bad moments where you feel like 100 guys are going to drop you, and then there are moments where maybe you are the only guy left. It's totally exhausting and if people aren't ready for that they are going to suffer."
It's that "mental" exhaustion, not brutal climbs, relentless heat or punishing cobblestones, that the three-time Tour of California winner points to when asked, what's the hardest part of the three-week race.
"It's probably the one thing that is the most difficult to describe or convey to people on the outside," he said. "It's like you are playing a video game for your life for five hours every day. There is no talking. It's just pure concentration and it's totally exhausting. And you have to get fired up for that everyday, and then be able to turn it off because you have to take that day by day. You have to cut out the emotion. That's why when I talk about it, it almost sounds boring. But if you are more even keeled and rationale, it makes it easier in the end."
Easier is of course a relative term. No Grand Tour is easy, and on paper at least, the 2010 Tour de France appears to be a monster. There's the usual helping of big mountains: four days in the majestic Alps, and another quartet in the precipitous Pyrenees. But common consensus is that at least one or two of the general classification favorites wont have anything left to fight for by then, their dreams of yellow derailed by three testing days in the heartland of the northern classics.
At the center of this proverbial early-race storm is stage 3's 213-kilometer rumble from Wanze to Arenberg-Port du Hainut. Along the way riders will encounter 13.2km of infamous pavé spread over seven cobblestone sectors, three in Belgium, and four that are part of Paris-Roubaix. Leipheimer is already stressed.
"I was looking today and it hit me how hard this whole race is," he said. "Stage 1 will be a nightmare. Stage 2 is going to be hard. And stage 3 is going to be the most stressful stage of all for sure. Last time we hit cobbles (at the 2004 Tour de France) it split the group in half and that was only two sections. This is seven. I fully expect that at least one of the GC favorites, and maybe more, will lose the Tour that day. And that's only three days in. People will be tired, spent, empty. It wont just be from pedaling the bike for hours and hours. It's going to be short violent efforts, and a lot of nerves, adrenaline and panicking. And you have to turn that on and off everyday in order to get up the next day and do it again. It's too hard to think about from the beginning. You have to think about it day by day or it's totally daunting."
Leipheimer's sole solace may come from past experience. At stage 3 in 2004, the Tour's last dalliance with cobblestones, the then-leader of Rabobank was the only GC rider to finish in the front group, slotting 12th, two spots ahead of Fabian Cancellera. But that day included just two sections — not seven.
"Seven sections might be a little much," said Leipheimer, who eventually ended up ninth back in '04, over 20 minutes behind GC winner Armstrong. "If it knocks out a big favorite, that will bum out a lot of people. If someone crashes and is out, or they lose 10 minutes, you can't overcome that. Then the fans get robbed of a real race to the end."
The end of this Tour is where the final fight for yellow will be decided. The last seven days of racing (interspersed with one rest day) include the aforementioned Pyrenean quartet and a flat 52km time trial. It's a route that looks to favor defending champion Alberto Contador, who's climbing prowess is proven. But while Leipheimer wouldn't bet against his former teammate, he's not ready to anoint El Pistolero a three-time winner just yet.
"Everybody has weaknesses and I think with Alberto, he's sometimes been a bit overanxious," explained Leipheimer, whose best Tour finish was third behind Contador and Cadel Evans in 2007. "We can all predict that (overanxiousness) because we've all been teammates with him. The hope is that we can use that to our advantage. He's never really had to worry too much about tactics because he's always been the best guy. When you're the best guy, tactics aren't that hard. You get to bottom of climb and you have to be first one to the top. But now he's got to get through those first three stages. That's going to be hard for everyone."
As for his own team, Leipheimer sees a squad that's finally found its way after an unspectacular early season that included a failed defense of his Tour of California title. In June, RadioShack got a win at the Dauphine Libere courtesy of Jani Brajkovic, and saw Armstrong take third at the Tour of Luxembourg and second at the Tour de Suisse, where Leipheimer and German Andreas Kloden rode solid support, both finishing in the top 10.
"It wasn't the best year before, but June was good," said Leipheimer. "Now we see what we can with it. A year ago we had the biggest favorite in the Tour on our team, and when that's the case, tactically things are much easier. This year, tactics will be more difficult, but we don't have the pressure of having the race favorite. Now we have to look for opportunities to put time into guys like Alberto. That's not going to be easy. If things go well and his team doesn't make mistakes, he's going to be hard to beat. But it's a long race, with a lot of variables that are really hard to predict." And that's why even if Leipheimer isn't exuding excitement for the 2010 Tour de France [31], the fans certainly are.
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School is out soon for most kids and here are some items to button up the year and launch summer break on the right foot.
As we close out the school year, how many parents are inundated with stacks of kids' artwork that have grown throughout the year. You have ''strategically'' disposed of some of it along the way -- with guilt -- no doubt.
But those pieces you just can't toss? You only have so much refrigerator and wall space for them.
Now that is changing since I just discovered Artkive. It's an app that is simple to use. Create an account, add your kids' names and then start taking photos of their art.
You can share the art with family and friends as it comes in. And later, once you have a collection, you hit print and Artkive will turn your collection into a book. You can also create other products: a mug, a calendar, etc.
Jedd Gold came up with this after watching his wife trying to organize their daughters' art. He thought there has got to be an easier way.
He looked for an app, but couldn't find one. So he created one.
ITunes has featured Artkive as one of the best apps for parents. It has received a ton of parent awards.
They offer unlimited storage for free and back up automatically to the Cloud so all the pictures are safe.
The books make a beautiful keepsake. It is a 20-page minimum for $25. Extra pages cost a dollar.
They are working to enhance the app right now. By fall, they will be offering more products and new features. Find out more at http://www.artkiveapp.com/.
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When you're home for summer, what parent doesn't want to limit the screen time and promote the creativity? Here is a great way to get creative and artsy without compromising health and safety.
My girls love to play with makeup. My son also likes to play with face paint. When you go to your local drug store, you find all sorts of makeup -- some of it with lots of harsh chemicals and not good for your child's skin.
Luna Star Naturals claim to be a safe, healthy alternative. They say they use only natural minerals. They are paraben and phthalate-free, hypoallergenic, and no synthetic dyes. They are made in the United States and Canada.
Luna Star is a member of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics Business Network.
They have four different lines from facepaint for kids three and up to daily makeup for teens. You can be a princess or a pirate.
Prices start around $12.
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And while makeup is fun, the most important lesson is that inner beauty is what matters most. And that is why I love this game. It's called PrettyPro and it's got such a fun story behind it.
The game is a makeover race with an inner beauty twist. Players use skill and luck as they race their friends to create the perfect look. But they soon realize that inner beauty is needed before any makeover is complete.
Debbie Decker and Lynn Decker Enyart, local sisters from Arlington, Va., worked together to launch this in February at the International Toy Fair.
Debbie, a teacher and entrepreneur, developed an interest in inventing and designing games and toys. Lynn is a graphic designer. They say in this game, they wanted girls use makeup as an art on paper while focusing on the lesson of what it means to have a pretty heart.
In the few months it has been out, the game has won several awards including the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval.
You can find out more at http://decker-sisters.com/.
The game retails for $24. Locally, Kinder Haus Toys in Arlington sells it and Toy Corner in Oakton.
When the face pad runs out, you can go on the website and print out more for free.
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Study Abroad
Why Study Abroad?
Study abroad is a TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCE which leads to PERSONAL GROWTH.
Study abroad allows for ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT in the pursuit of knowledge and skills.
Study abroad offers options for advancing UNIQUE & DIVERSE personal and career goals.
One study abroad experience leads to a life-time of learning.
Learn about the IMPACT study abroad has had on other UW Oshkosh students.
What types of programs does UW Oshkosh offer?
The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh runs three types of study abroad programs: faculty-led programs, direct enroll programs and student exchange programs.
Group Programs
A UW Oshkosh professor accompanies a group of UW Oshkosh students throughout their stay in the foreign country or on an entry tour. These can be anywhere from two weeks to a full semester in length. Students take courses from UW Oshkosh professors or from professors from a host school for UW Oshkosh credit. Grades are awarded by UW Oshkosh professors. The main advantage of group programs is the presence of UW Oshkosh professors, who can help focus students' experiences and offer student support.
Direct Enroll Programs
Students are enrolled directly in the host university and are either part of an international student group (when at an institution serving foreign students only) or part of the general student body (such as at a university, much like the international student population at UW Oshkosh is). Courses are offered by the host institution and are taught by faculty from that institution. Grades are awarded by those same faculty, who employ their own local standards. The main advantages of direct enrollment are that it offers immersion, a wide range of courses at the host institution, and use of the host institution's facilities. Students can elect to study abroad for a short program, single semester or full year. UW Oshkosh faculty do not accompany individual students abroad.
Student Exchange Programs
Student exchange programs are direct enroll programs with a "twist". On these programs a UW Oshkosh student "trades places" with a student from a university abroad and allows students to participate in both the culture and educational system of the host institution. This type of exchange allows students at UW Oshkosh and at host universities to pay the tuition of their home university while studying abroad.
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By Karen Florin
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A New London man with a lengthy criminal history is expected to plead guilty to illegal firearm charges in U.S. District Court now that a judge has ruled that Norwich police were justified in frisking him during a December 2012 traffic stop.
Nestor Pagan, also known as Naeem Medina, 30, is expected to plead guilty before Judge Alfred V. Covello on Oct. 23. He may be sentenced as an armed career criminal and faces 15 years to life in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.
Covello recently denied a motion by federal defender Gary D. Weinberger to suppress from evidence a Ruger .380 caliber pistol, its serial number obliterated, that Norwich Police Officer Mark Dean found in Pagan's right jacket pocket while frisking him during the traffic stop.
Pagan, who is in custody at the Donald W. Wyatt Detention Facility in Central Falls, R.I., was a back seat passenger in a car that Norwich Police Officer Sean Sullivan pulled over on Dec. 2, 2012, for failing to use headlights. Later that month, a federal grand jury indicted Pagan on one count of possession of a firearm by a previously convicted felon and one count of possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number,
Weinberger claimed in his motion to suppress evidence that the stop was unconstitutional because Dean did not have reasonable suspicion to frisk Pagan. Assistant U.S. Attorney Sarah P. Karwan argued that it was a justified search, based in part on the responding officers' knowledge of Pagan and the other passengers' criminal histories, the fact that the car's driver did not pull over right away when signaled by police and the nervous behavior of a front seat passenger.
Judge Covello denied the motion to suppress following a July 30 hearing, writing that given the totality of the circumstances, Dean had reasonable suspicion to conduct a frisk.
"Specifically, these facts would lead a reasonably prudent person to suspect that the defendant was armed and dangerous," Covello wrote.
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Petry Back to OKC, Chorney back to the Show
The Edmonton Oilers sent Jeff Petry to the farm today. It's the right thing to do. In his last 13 games, Petry was 1-1-2 -7. Previous to that, the young man posted 9gp, 0-1-1 +3.
Petry's a talented young defenseman but he's lost his confidence. Playing defense with the Edmonton Oilers will do that for you.
I don't think the club should have called him up this season; then again, he was playing extremely well and Petry is 23 years old. I suspect he'll be better upon recall and would bet it comes at the deadline.
Someone from the Oiler blue is heading out of town; my guess is one or more of Jim Vandermeer, Ladislav Smid or Kurtis Foster.
Taylor Chorney is back in the show. I'm not sure if this is a good idea, as the young defenseman (Chorney is about 7 months older than Petry) is struggling in the AHL. Here are the Barons defensemen since January 1st:
- Bryan Helmer 17gp, 4-9-13 +6
- Richard Petiot 19gp, 0-5-5 +2
- Alex Plante 18gp, 0-4-4 +2
- Anthony Aeillo 10gp, 0-5-5 +1
- Shawn Belle 8gp, 0-1-1 +1
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We reckon Galpin Auto Sports needed a break from all those customized Ford vehicles they're bringing to the 2011 SEMA Auto Show so they turned their attention towards a few sports cars from across the pond. One of these vehicles is a 2012 Lotus Evora , which GAS took the challenge of reinventing from a road-going sports car into a fully-dressed track-spec race car.
The result is the Evora R2R, a car that features plenty of aerodynamic upgrades, including a new front splitter, a new rear wing, new side skirts made from aluminum, black racing decals, racing seats dressed in fine Alcantara, and a new set of 19" (front) and 20" (rear) flat-back racing wheels.
To uphold its new race car identity, Galpin Auto Sports also added a new Flowmaster exhaust system, clearing way for the sports car's 3.5-liter V6 engine to receive an increased output of 300 horsepower, up from the 280-horsepower output of the standard road-going roadster.
All told, Galpin Auto Sports accomplished what it always seems to do best. Impressive modifications all around are nothing new to these guys and they proved that yet again with the Lotus Evora R2R.
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Decisions of the Board determining the rights or liabilities of any person under this subchapter shall be subject to judicial review in the same manner, subject to the same limitations, and all provisions of law shall apply in the same manner as though the decision were a determination of corresponding rights or liabilities under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act [45 U.S.C. 351 et seq.] except that the time within which proceedings for the review of a decision with respect to an annuity, supplemental annuity, or lump-sum benefit may be commenced shall be one year after the decision will have been entered upon the records of the Board and communicated to the claimant.
Source(Aug. 29, 1935, ch. 812, § 8, as restated June 24, 1937, ch. 382, pt. I, 50 Stat. 307, as restated Pub. L. 93–445, title I, § 101,Oct. 16, 1974, 88 Stat. 1343.)
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We continue to be in "the throes of a secular era of disinflation," he writes. In such a low-return environment "cash flow is king."
We recently featured Rosenberg's ten near certainties to invest around yesterday. Today we put together a more detailed overview of his investment outlook for 2013.
Heading into the new year, Rosenberg writes, "what broadly worked in terms of delivering high-single-digit risk adjusted returns in 2012, with very few tweaks, should remain intact in 2013." And his primary investment strategy continues to be safety and income at a reasonable price (SIRP).


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"We do want to provide good customer service to our kids and their parents and their families, while acknowledging that we want to keep them safe, so we don't want our schools to be prisons but we want them to be safe." Konschak says.
She adds this is a necessary measure to take to be prepared with their 15 facilities.
"One of the hardest parts of my job is hearing 'Oh that will never happen here.' because that's what everybody thinks that it will never happen here, and I'm sure the folks in Sandy Hook thought that too." Konschak says, "So we can't live with the assumption that it will never happen here so what are those things we can do to make ourselves better prepared."
The school will be moving forward with this called Phase1 where they will be focusing on door hardware to make sure all entrances are as secure as possible.
"If we can spend $143,000 and put in one more level of security and one more stop gap that helps buy us some time in the event of an emergency, it's $143,000 well spent." Konschak says.
The board hopes in next years budget there will be money to spend on what they call Phase 2. That would include updating electronics like allowing staff to enter without a physical key and adding more cameras rather than just to the main entrances.
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Judge Hears Arguments On Mining Near The Grand CanyonSeptember 10, 2014 10:36 am | by FELICIA FONSECA, Associated Press | Comments
Mining industry groups say a ban on the filing of new hard rock mining claims near the Grand Canyon is irresponsible public policy, but the federal government and conservationists say it will protect water flowing through the canyon from potential contamination.
Is Shipping Oil Abroad The Answer To Lowering Gas Prices?September 10, 2014 10:34 am | by JONATHAN FAHEY, AP Energy Writer | Comments
Exporting more U.S. crude around the world would lower the price of gasoline for U.S. drivers and benefit the U.S. economy, according to a new study released Tuesday.
House Blocks EPA Water RulesSeptember 10, 2014 10:32 am | by MATTHEW DALY, Associated Press | Comments
The Republican-controlled House approved a bill to block the Obama administration from implementing a rule that asserts more regulatory authority over many of the nation's streams and wetlands, and would threaten farmers' ability to farm their own land.
Blast Rocks Chemical Waste PlantSeptember 10, 2014 10:27 am | by Associated Press | Comments
An explosion rocked a chemical waste facility Tuesday night near Bremen in northwestern Germany, injuring several people, police said.
Activist Pleads Guilty For P&G HQ ProtestSeptember 8, 2014 4:32 pm | by DAN SEWELL, Associated Press | Comments
One of nine Greenpeace activists charged in a protest at Procter & Gamble Co. headquarters pleaded guilty Monday to a single felony count.
Texas Producers Find New Oil Fields — Olive GrovesSeptember 8, 2014 4:20 pm | by Texas A&M AgriLife | Comments
Texas has been known for its oil production for almost 150 years. Now, a new oil industry is sprouting in what may bring producers cash and consumers a local, edible choice — olive oil.
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The U.S. stock market fell Monday, pulling back from a record high reached last week. Energy stocks fell the most as the price of oil slumped.
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A bankruptcy judge is concerned that a chemical company may abandon the site of a massive January spill without cleaning it up.
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Families and friends have buried five Bosnian miners whose bodies were recovered from a coal mine pit that collapsed last week when a 3.5-magnitude earthquake hit the central town of Zenica.
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Algae that turned Lake Erie green and produced toxins that fouled the tap water for 400,000 people in the Toledo area are becoming a big headache for those who keep drinking water safe even far beyond the Great Lakes.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Prosecutors have until Thursday to decide whether or not they will seek the death penalty for the man suspected of murdering a South Hill businessman.
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Timothy Suckow, 50, is accused of killing Doug Carlile in December 2013.
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Learn which cell salt your zodiac sign is deficient in and what to eat in order to replace these salts so you can have optimum health!
by Robert Wilkinson
A friend thought the astrological correspondences for the 12 Cell Salts would be an article many would find useful, so welcome to today's subject for consideration. The 12 cell salts are considered to be necessary to our health, and I have found over the years that the salts corresponding to the Ascendant and sign on the 6th house are very important in our biochemical workings.
The Ascendant, of course, represents the physical vehicle and therefore the primary chemical makeup of a person. The sign on the 6th house also shows important factors concerning the physical health, since the 6th represents the health of an individual. I've also found that if a person has a stellium (3 or more planets) in a given sign, that mineral salt needs to be kept in the diet regularly, as do the substances ruled by the Moon sign, since the Moon rules our absorption and is active in our biochemical processes on a constant basis.
Apart from these few suggestions, there are other astrological factors that show our need for various salts. However, thanks to our fascist AMA, there are some strict laws governing what can and cannot be said regarding our health and what substances we might need. Therefore I cannot offer suggestions in this forum as to what you may need.
So that you may get the maximum benefit from this article, in addition to offering you the sign correspondences, I'll also offer you a few foods that are high in certain salts. Obviously there are other foods with these mineral salts in them, so don't confine yourself to what you read here. Please feel free to explore the subject to whatever degree you are called to do so, and if you find that certain salts (or foods) seem beneficial to your health, then by all means find the diet and/or supplements that work for you.
What follows are the astrological correspondences to the cell salts:
You can find more about the 12 salts and supposed symptoms for their deficiency in your body by going to DoctorYourself.com
(This list of foods corresponding to the 12 cellular tissue salts was originally published in "Wynn's Astrology" magazine, March 1941, in the article "Zodiacal Salts and Diet" by A.J. Haworth, D.C.)
© Copyright 2008 Robert Wilkinson published by permission
Also see: Medical Astrology - Medicine By The Stars
Below is the book, The Twelve Cell Salts of the Zodiac by George W. Carey. Beginning on page 26, Carey describes each zodiac symbol's deficiencies, although I would recommend reading the enitre book :)
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You may also want to see what your opposite sign is deficient in as well.
Opposites: Aries/Libra; Taurus/Scorpio; Gemini/Sagittarius; Cancer/Capricorn; Leo/Aquarius; Virgo/Pisces
Santos Bonacci talks about cell salts in the following video around the 32:00 minute marker:
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Shad Chandler had pleaded guilty to first degree sexual assault on a child.
On Wednesday, the judge sentenced Chandler to 15-45 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl. He will be eligible for parole after 15 years.
Chandler is one of several men arrested in a child prostitution ring that involved a 14-year-old girl. The mother of the victim, an Upland woman, is now serving up to 80 years in prison for prostituting her daughters.
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She's always looking for new challenges, and Chelsea Clinton is bidding farewell to her reporting gig at NBC News in order to free up more time in her schedule.
The former First Daughter began working for the network back in 2011 for a $600,000 annual salary, but now she'll devote more energy to working for the Clinton Foundation as well as preparing to become a mother.
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Heating things up in New York City, an abundance of stars flocked to the various premieres as part of the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival last night (April 17).
"Parks and Recreation" actress Aubrey Plaza joined "New Girl" guy Max Greenfield at the "About Alex" screening at the BMCC Tribeca PAC.
It's going to be an exciting year for Chelsea Clinton and her husband Marc Mezvinsky as they are pregnant with their first child.
On Thursday (April 17) the former First Daughter spoke at a New York City event during which she announced the joyous news.
She's been enjoying life as a wife and philanthropist, and now Chelsea Clinton reveals plans to extend her little family in the November 2013 issue of Glamour magazine.
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The Twitterverse is rife with support and encouragement for Jason Collins, the pro basketball player who came out as gay on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
Collins' story "I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay" has inspired celebrities from all over the nation to tweet their appreciation.
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New York City's Madison Square Garden was swarming with stars on Wednesday night (December 12) for the 12-12-12 Sandy Relief Concert.
Kristen Stewart was on hand to introduce the legendary Bon Jovi, who gave a rockin' performance for a great cause.
Stepping out for a star-studded night with fashion's finest, A-listers came out in full force for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards in New York City on Tuesday night (November 13).
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Drawing out some of Hollywood's finest ladies, the stars were in full force for the 22nd annual Glamour Women of the Year awards in New York City on Monday (November 12).


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Bake at 350 degrees until meat is tender, approximately 2 to 2-1/2 hours. Let cool. Separate meat from sauce and place sauce in bowl. Put meat and sauce in refrigerator overnight.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), newly empowered to regulate tobacco and cigarettes, has announced that Lawrence Deyton, M.D., will head the agency's new Center for Tobacco Products.
"The Center will oversee the implementation of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act signed by President Obama in June 2009," according to an FDA press release. "The FDA's responsibilities under the law include setting performance standards, reviewing premarket applications for new and modified risk tobacco products, and establishing and enforcing advertising and promotion restrictions."
Deyton, previously the chief public health and environmental hazards officer at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, was described as an expert on veterans' health issues, public health, and tobacco use. He also is a professor of medicine and health policy at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. FDA Commissioner Margaret A. Hamburg, M.D., called Deyton — who revamped the VA's smoking and tobacco-cessation program — "the rare combination of public health expert, administrative leader, scientist, and clinician."
The Center will be launched with $5 million in startup funding, with ongoing operations supported by user fees paid by manufacturers and importers of tobacco products.


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Senator Dick Durbin is one of 15 sitting Democrats who voted for DOMA but now oppose it.
Seventeen years ago, restricting marriage to one man and one woman was an enormously popular political position. The Defense of Marriage Act, which prohibits the federal government from recognizing same sex marriages, passed the Senate 85-15 and the House of Representatives 342-67, with only the bravest liberals voting nay. The act's constitutionality is now before the Supreme Court.


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The medical science of the modern world owes a great deal to the achievements of Scottish doctors. From pioneering work on diseases like malaria and tuberculosis; to the development of wonder drugs like penicillin; to revolutionary breakthroughs in pregnancy, cloning and stem cell research, their influence is everywhere.
This programme looks at the most significant of these developments over the course of the last three centuries, charting the influence doctors like Alexander Fleming, James Young Simpson, Ronald Ross, and Ian Donald have had on the health of the world, and asking why Scotland has developed such a rich and fascinating medical history. Contributors include Professor Tom Devine.
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ExxonMobil Stalls in Accepting Industry Pattern Agreement During Contract Talks at Baton Rouge, La., Facility
Safety Concerns Paramount
BATON ROUGE, La., April 27, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Despite accepting the United Steelworkers (USW) National Oil Bargaining Program (NOBP) pattern agreement at its other facilities, ExxonMobil is refusing to do so at its refinery/chemical complex in Baton Rouge, La.
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The USW and the industry reached a pattern agreement in February that included having a process safety representative at each facility. Although ExxonMobil agreed to the pattern at its facilities in Torrance, Calif., Billings, Mont., Beaumont, Texas, and Chalmette, La., the company is not agreeing to a process safety representative position at the Baton Rouge complex. This has prompted USW members to ask why they are being treated like second-class citizens and why ExxonMobil feels it necessary to risk the lives of its employees by not agreeing to the industry pattern concerning health and safety.
"All ExxonMobil management has to do is treat us equally, give us the same NOBP pattern as they have offered to Billings, Beaumont, Torrance and Chalmette," said Local 13-12 President Kenneth Duke. "This is all the company has to do to bring us a contract that we can ratify."
Local 13-12 represents over 1,000 refinery and chemical workers at the Baton Rouge complex. The local union members voted in 2007 to become part of NOBP, and in the 2009 NOBP talks the company met the pattern agreement. Although the three-year contract expired March 31, there is a 75-day contract extension. A series of solidarity activities are planned during this time to help Local 13-12 get a fair contract and obtain the pattern items.
"Pattern bargaining has enabled oil workers to have a decent standard of living for 46 years and put them on an even footing in bargaining with the oil giants," said USW International Vice President Gary Beevers, who heads the union's oil sector. "It also has provided stability for the industry. Having the union involved in health and safety matters with ExxonMobil management in Baton Rouge through the process safety representative position will only strengthen the company's health and safety program."
Both ExxonMobil and Local 13-12 would choose who would be the process safety representative and determine what the person's duties and responsibilities would be. Process safety refers to issues like equipment reliability, inspection and testing of equipment, adequate training, preventative maintenance, including taking action to prevent discharges of volatile materials into the air and ground.
Like other refineries and petrochemical plants across the country, the Baton Rouge complex could use the union's help in dealing with process safety issues. According to the local union, OSHA investigated one area in the facility and found ExxonMobil failed to properly investigate process safety incidents and repair equipment and address inconsistent thickness measurements found in pressure vessel inspections. OSHA's press release on this investigation is located HERE.
"These are the kinds of problems that a full-time process safety representative would help ExxonMobil resolve," Duke said. "Having such a position specified in the contract would commit both parties to work together to improve process safety. It makes sense to do this and it is a win-win for the company and our workers."
Local 13-12 and ExxonMobil continue to negotiate. Future bargaining sessions have not been set.
The USW is the largest industrial union in North America and has 850,000 members in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean. It represents workers employed in metals, rubber, chemicals, paper, oil refining, renewable and atomic energy, plus the service sector.
All ExxonMobil management has to do is treat us equally, give us the same NOBP pattern as they have offered to Billings, Beaumont, Torrance and Chalmette! That's all, it's is that simple! This is all the Company has to do to bring us a contract that we can ratify. All ExxonMobil management has to do is treat us equally, give us the same NOBP pattern as they have offered to Billings, Beaumont, Torrance and Chalmette! That's all, it's is that simple! This is all the Company has to do to bring us a contract that we can ratify.
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text: Rick Hunter of Hunter Cycles is always surprising me. He makes his own way through the framebuilding craft, always tinkering, and doggedly doing his own thing. He lives and works in Bonny Doon, CA, just three houses away from my childhood home. I stop by frequently on bike rides and last week on such a visit Rick had this built up 29er mountain bike he had recently finished for a local Santa Cruz woman. There are so many things about a Hunter bike that make it unique. The wishbone seat stays are a signature, but the newer chainstay design looks good and has a smart function (with the machined bridge the options for chainstay tubing are greatly expanded to tubesets not necessarily drawn for bikes). I love the dropouts, too, with the circular cut-outs, and the Hunter Cycles archer headbadge has always been a favorite of mine. See more photos over at the Hunter Cycles FLICKR page.


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Band Hero Demo Arrives on Xbox 360, Has You 'Walking on Sunshine'If playing through a Taylor Swift single sounds exciting, you'll be thrilled to know that a Band Hero demo is now available on Xbox 360.
The 534MB download packs three tunes ("Paralyzer" by Finger Eleven, "Picture to Burn" by Taylor Swift, "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves) and lets players act as singer, guitarist, bassist or drummer, depending on their stock of plastic instruments.
It joins the recent Guitar Hero 5 demo that also features three tunes: "A-Punk" by Vampire Weekend, "Kryptonite" by 3 Doors Down, and "The Rock Show" by Blink-182. Both demos are currently limited to Gold members--Guitar Hero 5's should be available to everyone else tomorrow (Oct. 16), with Band Hero's following in a week (Oct. 22).
Band Hero hits PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS on November 3. Guitar Hero 5 hit all of those platforms, except Nintendo DS, in September.
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