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Japanese game shows coming to America [television]
With the increasing popularity of YouTube clips from Japanese game shows such as "Endurance," "Hole in the Wall" and "Human Tetris," U.S. networks — never shy about imitation — are bringing similar antics to their prime-time schedules. ABC premiered "Wipeout" and "I Survived a Japanese Game Show" June 24 while Fox is planning an American version of "Hole in the Wall". More »
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The worldwide Sudoku craze appears to be fading — if electronic versions of the number-logic game are any indication. Since 2005, I've seen dozens of Sudoku games for consoles, handhelds, computers and cell phones. On the schedule for 2008 are ... none. Wii Zapper; 'Medal of Honor Heroes 2'; 'Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles'
Most gamers who grew up in the 1980s have fond memories of "Duck Hunt," one of the games that came with the Nintendo Entertainment System. Your controller was a plastic gun, the Zapper, that you used to shoot on-screen ducks; if you missed, your hunting dog would snicker. Will 2008 top '07 for gamers? Maybe with these titles
Most critics agree that 2007 was the best year ever for video gamers. The question now: Can 2008 top it? I've pored over the schedules of all the major game publishers to assemble this list of 2008's most intriguing games. I've only seen previews, so I can't guarantee they'll all be good, and a few will inevitably be bumped back to 2009 (or bumped off entirely). But the games I'm psyched about:
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Planning a canoe trip? Check out Five Lessons we learned [things to do]
A lazy afternoon canoe trip down the sun-speckled Little Miami held all the twists and turns to make a perfect summer adventure. To get the most of your canoe trip, check out a few tips to know just what is beyond the river bend before you go.More »
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'Hancock' [movies]
It's officially July, which means it's time for a Will Smith action blockbuster. Mr. July's offering this year is Hancock, in which he plays a scruffy superhero with a crippling drinking problem. Hancock is a public relations nightmare to say the least, so by complete coincidence he saves the life of a PR consultant, played by Jason Bateman, and tries to clean up his image. More »
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Love Thai food? Check out Beavercreek's House of Thai [review]
This Asian restaurant has changed hands and locations a few times. The most recent rendition in the Beaver Valley shopping center at U.S. 35 and North Fairfield Road is definitely worth checking out. From Pad Thai to Super Hero Duck, get your Thai fix. More »
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There are 28,000 lights and 160 channels synchronized to music which is broadcast on FM 107.5. I have five songs in the show. There are 180 extension cords totaling 7698 feet. The display is located at 6017 Pine Glen Lane Dayton Ohio 45424
Car fire in Kettering
11-07-07 around 7 p.m.
Firefighters extinguish a care fire on Glenbeck Ave. in Kettering and the aftermath the next morning
2008 Miami Valley RailFest Part 3
Take a ride aboard with the Carillon Park Rail and Steam Society behind a 1-8 scale Southern PS-4 during the 2008 Miami Valley RailFest.
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