February 4, 2008

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Reaching out to Zachary (Saint George Spectrum)

Zachary Brinkerhoff, 7, spends his days like most first-graders, attending class, playing games, jumping on the trampoline, reading books and working on puzzles.

Local & State Headlines (The Albany Herald)

ALBANY Beginning today, Albany Herald readers will notice some changes in the design of the newspaper. Page 2A has been renamed DayBreak and will be the new home to the horoscope column and the Sudoku and Scram-Lets puzzles.

Crossword puzzles beat out cigarettes, candy addictions (The Herald-Mail)

My name is Kate, and I think I have a problem. Although I enjoy an occasional glass of red wine and have drunk a few pints of Guinness on visits to Ireland, my alcohol consumption is more than under control.

Hannah has lots of fans (Mankato Free Press)

Casey Schultz is a huge Hannah Montana fan. Were talking posters and puzzles bearing her likeness, repeated viewings of the show (Disney Channels Hannah Montana), and playing her favorite Hannah songs over and over and over again.

Famous Black Lives Through DNA?s Prism (New York Times)

?African-American Lives 2,? a four-part series on PBS that begins on Wednesday night, belies its sleepy name with the poetry of historyand the magic of science.

Review: Meet Me at the Xbox Arcade (Washington Post)

– I spent large chunks of last year playing the same AAA video games everyone else played: "BioShock," "Rock Band," "Super Mario Galaxy" and so on. But if I actually kept track of my gaming hours, I wouldn't be surprised to find that I spent just as much time enjoying the simpler delights of…

Antarctic thaw key to sea levels (The New Zealand Herald)

Antarctica - a deep freeze holding 90 per cent of the world's ice - is one of the biggest puzzles in debate on global warming, with risks that any thaw could raise sea levels faster than United Nations experts predict.

Time for spot in Top 25 has come for Irish (South Bend Tribune)

SOUTH BEND — It was a fun optical illusion, like one of those "magic eye" puzzles that enjoyed the same length of fame in the 1990s as the Crash Test Dummies.

Jockey Baze rides 10,000th winner (AP via Yahoo! News)

Russell Baze loves working sudoku puzzles in between races. The jockey with a mind for numbers hit his biggest one yet. Baze extended his dominance as North America's winningest thoroughbred rider, surviving a photo finish in a three-horse duel to the wire for his 10,000th victory Friday at Golden Gate Fields.

Baze rides 10,000th winner (AP via Yahoo! News)

Russell Baze loves working sudoku puzzles in between races. The jockey with a mind for numbers hit his biggest one yet.

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How To Record Movies of Video <b>Games</b> on the Computer

While you can record online Flash games or DOS games using any screencasting software, the situation gets a bit tricky when playing computer games that use DirectX 3D or OpenGL because they render only a blank footage with regular

The Case Of The Missing DS Drawing <b>Games</b>

In the Nintendo DS first year Namco produced Pac-Pix, a Pac-Man game that required players to draw their own Pac-Man character. Nintendo produced Yoshi Touch & Go, which let us draw clouds that would funnel Yoshi safely to the

Opinion: Console Downloadable <b>Games</b>? Too Cheap

[In this editorial, Gamasutra publisher Simon Carless makes the argument that the original downloadable console games for Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network are priced too inexpensively for creators to be completely viable as

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How To Record Movies of Video <b>Games</b> on the Computer

While you can record online Flash games or DOS games using any screencasting software, the situation gets a bit tricky when playing computer games that use DirectX 3D or OpenGL because they render only a blank footage with regular

The Case Of The Missing DS Drawing <b>Games</b>

In the Nintendo DS first year Namco produced Pac-Pix, a Pac-Man game that required players to draw their own Pac-Man character. Nintendo produced Yoshi Touch & Go, which let us draw clouds that would funnel Yoshi safely to the

Opinion: Console Downloadable <b>Games</b>? Too Cheap

[In this editorial, Gamasutra publisher Simon Carless makes the argument that the original downloadable console games for Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network are priced too inexpensively for creators to be completely viable as

The ten most memorable Louisville/Marquette <b>games</b> in recent memory

Marquette and Louisville are unnatural rivals, but playing such a large number of quality memorable games in such a short period of time will create a rivalry where there once was merely a mutual respect. If it hadn't been before,

Gig of the Week: Be a Casual <b>Games</b> Executive Producer at GameHouse

People always ask me: How do I get a job working in the casual games industry? My first answer is: practice, practice, practice (I'm in New York now, I could not resist that joke). The second answer is: go to Gamezebo and find out where

The Detroit Lions forgot about the running <b>game</b> in 2007

Kevin Jones started his season late due to injury but he still played in 13 games (10 starts) and he carried the ball 153 times for 581 yards (3.8 ypc) with 8 TD runs. He also caught 32 passes for 197 yards (6.2 avg).

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Reaching out to Zachary (Saint George Spectrum)

Zachary Brinkerhoff, 7, spends his days like most first-graders, attending class, playing games, jumping on the trampoline, reading books and working on puzzles.

Local & State Headlines (The Albany Herald)

ALBANY Beginning today, Albany Herald readers will notice some changes in the design of the newspaper. Page 2A has been renamed DayBreak and will be the new home to the horoscope column and the Sudoku and Scram-Lets puzzles.

Crossword puzzles beat out cigarettes, candy addictions (The Herald-Mail)

My name is Kate, and I think I have a problem. Although I enjoy an occasional glass of red wine and have drunk a few pints of Guinness on visits to Ireland, my alcohol consumption is more than under control.

Hannah has lots of fans (Mankato Free Press)

Casey Schultz is a huge Hannah Montana fan. Were talking posters and puzzles bearing her likeness, repeated viewings of the show (Disney Channels Hannah Montana), and playing her favorite Hannah songs over and over and over again.

Antarctic thaw key to sea levels (The New Zealand Herald)

Antarctica - a deep freeze holding 90 per cent of the world's ice - is one of the biggest puzzles in debate on global warming, with risks that any thaw could raise sea levels faster than United Nations experts predict.

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Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six M.I.T. Students Who Took Vegas for Millions.

Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six M.I.T. Students Who Took Vegas for Millions
by: Ben Mezrich
publisher: Free Press
, released: 09 September, 2003

price: $10.20 (new), $0.01 (used)

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Crossword puzzles beat out cigarettes, candy addictions (The Herald-Mail)

My name is Kate, and I think I have a problem. Although I enjoy an occasional glass of red wine and have drunk a few pints of Guinness on visits to Ireland, my alcohol consumption is more than under control.

Antarctic thaw key to sea levels (The New Zealand Herald)

Antarctica - a deep freeze holding 90 per cent of the world's ice - is one of the biggest puzzles in debate on global warming, with risks that any thaw could raise sea levels faster than United Nations experts predict.

Time for spot in Top 25 has come for Irish (South Bend Tribune)

SOUTH BEND — It was a fun optical illusion, like one of those "magic eye" puzzles that enjoyed the same length of fame in the 1990s as the Crash Test Dummies.

Jockey Baze rides 10,000th winner (AP via Yahoo! News)

Russell Baze loves working sudoku puzzles in between races. The jockey with a mind for numbers hit his biggest one yet. Baze extended his dominance as North America's winningest thoroughbred rider, surviving a photo finish in a three-horse duel to the wire for his 10,000th victory Friday at Golden Gate Fields.

Baze rides 10,000th winner (AP via Yahoo! News)

Russell Baze loves working sudoku puzzles in between races. The jockey with a mind for numbers hit his biggest one yet.

Spitzers Budget Plans, and the Iffy Real Estate Deals Behind Them (New York Times)

Gov. Eliot Spitzers ambitious plan to encourage moderately priced housing is predicated on raising $900 million by selling two parcels of land to the north and south of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

Saturday, February 02, 2008 (WestportNow)

The Westport Public Library today held its ninth annual crossword competition with Will Shortz, crossword editor of The New York Times, presiding. One could almost hear a pin drop while the contestants were busy trying to solve the puzzles in the alloted 20-minute periods.-

Author says Christian marriages are troubled (Galveston County Daily News)

DICKINSON First, there were books on intelligence. The sort of IQ used to solve puzzles and win scholarships. Then, Daniel Goleman made a best-seller out of some potentially more important human skills in his book titled Emotional Intelligence.

Many shoes will drop in subprime mortgage mess (Ventura County Star)

For the past few months, America's subprime mortgage drama has dominated the news, but its threat to the overall economy puzzles some people. If mortgage providers unwisely extended credit to unqualified borrowers, they must refinance or repossess the properties, as they have in the past. Why on earth would this situation threaten the world economy?

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