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Service Games: The Rise and Fall of SEGA/The History of Sonic the Hedgehog
[...]they revised the game's code and background rendering extensively. Who knew, for example, that Sonic was originally intended to be a lead singer in a rock band and that he had a human girlfriend named for and inspired by the pop singer Madonna?
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Specter hints at showcasing his 'independent' side Option: GOP senator says party switch would be a 'last resort' for 2010 race
The slim opening -- from a senator who chooses his words carefully -- adds a layer of intrigue to what is shaping up as the most closely watched Senate race in the country next year, with former Lehigh Valley Rep. Pat Toomey considering a repeat bid for the Republican nomination and a handful of Democrats eying potential runs.
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OBAMA - BIDEN VP choice often called 'Pennsylvania's third senator'
Barack Obama's choice of Delaware Sen. Joe Biden as his running mate Saturday adds a Pennsylvania twist to the Democratic ticket in an area of the state where the Illinois senator was badly beaten in the April primary. Obama acknowledged that trait in Biden at the Springfield rally, saying, \"He's that unique public servant who is at home in a bar in Cedar Rapids and the corridors of the Capitol, in the VFW hall in Concord, and at the center of an international crisis.\"
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Kentucky: Yarmuth Tops Northup In New Poll for Media
Although the gap between [John Yarmuth] and [Anne Northup] is greater than the 3-point spread Yarmuth won by last cycle, it still represents progress for the challenger. In the previous SurveyUSA poll on the race, taken six weeks earlier, Yarmuth had 57 percent and Northup had 40 percent.
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Where's Arlen? Find your VIPs State lawmakers to be among 1,600 notables on or near the stage. THE NEW AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
Among the millions of eyes fixed on Barack Obama as he addresses the nation as the new president Tuesday will be those of 1,600 political dignitaries, justices, military officials and spouses that will be gazing at the incoming president from behind, sitting on the stage directly in back and to the side of the podium.
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Hazleton's Lou Barletta weighs a run for Congress Republican mayor is known for battling illegal immigration. He may challenge Democrat Kanjorski
\"I'm not really leaning toward anything,\" the Republican mayor said in an interview Tuesday, three months after saying he hadn't thought about running for any political office other than mayor of Hazleton. \"But I am going to give my future some thought in what direction that I may go.\" Democrats say they're not concerned about holding onto [Paul Kanjorski]'s seat, though, pointing to the lawmaker's 45-point victory margin in 2006. \"I think it is pretty clear where support lies in the district,\" said Carrie James, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokeswoman. \"It is going to be a tall order, and I say this all well knowing that [Lou Barletta] is very popular,\" [Thomas Baldino] said. \"But so is Kanjorski.\"
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Boscola's top aide shows off vocabulary Bernie Kieklak calls politicians things you can't read here
\"That's my signature,\" he said of the profanity. \"That's a blog, and if you look at other blogs, that's the way that they talk. It's free-wheeling. It's free-styling. I guess I don't have First Amendment rights.\" [Bernie Kieklak]'s comments refresh old wounds in [Lisa Boscola]'s office. Seven years ago, the chief of staff drank with Boscola the day she was arrested for drunken driving, prompting Senate Minority Leader Robert Mellow, D-Lackawanna, to reassign Kieklak away from Boscola's office because he thought Kieklak was a bad influence. Boscola was later admitted to the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program for first-time offenders. Boscola said Tuesday she had no idea Kieklak had made the remarks on the blog. \"That's obnoxious. That's obscene,\" she said when read the remarks. \"He is working for a state senator, and he is the chief of staff,\" Boscola said. \"He has to understand that the standards are a little different.\"
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Proud protector of the unknowns Parkland graduate executes feat of endurance few others have achieved
[Matt Perovich], a member of the Army's 3rd Infantry Division, is the 541st tomb guard. The physical demands of the job are so rigorous that 85 percent of those who begin training never finish, said former guard and Perovich mentor Philip Fahrenholz, who came to witness his friend's feat. For most, it takes from six months to a year to complete. In the quarters, Perovich recalled all those months ago when he walked into the room for the first time and saw a plaque honoring those who had earned 1,000 points for guarding the tomb or leading a changing of guards. Perovich's 1,000 points came a month ago, his 1,000 walk boosting him to an even more elite list of sentinels. He said he never imagined he would be among them. 3 PHOTOS by Kathleen Cook The Morning Call; 1. ARMY SPC. MATT PEROVICH, 25, a Parkland High School graduate, completes his 1,000th walk guarding the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., on Sunday. Only an elite few have made as many. 2. PEROVICH, + who began his training to guard the tomb nearly three years ago, hopes to attend George Mason University in Virginia when his enlistment ends. 3. ARMY SPC. MATT PEROVICH'S SISTER Elizabeth (from left), brother Benjamin and mother Larilyn, begin to get+ emotional as Perovich prepares to begin his 1,000th walk guarding the Tomb of the Unknowns.
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