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ONE typically thinks of iPhone and iPad games apps as based on high-resolution graphics, fast action, and Jedi-style characters and weapons.
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Sivan Krems started playing tennis 10 years ago: She was 5. My dad would feed me balls, she explained while catching her breath after a practice session at Brentwoods Mountain Gate Country Club.
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Sivan Krems: Keeping it steady
Vietnam adopted the old Soviet model and offers a monthly salary to children as young as 4 who excel in tournaments.
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Asia's chess factory: Vietnam trains its youngest to be world-class players
New sports show Aktifpedia delivers the breakdown on various sports played in the country. AREF OMAR chats with hosts Azura and Burn WORLD Cup fever is in full swing but curious sports lovers have something to quench their need for sporting knowledge in Aktifpedia on Astro Arena.
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Phillies fan Chris Ianni, from Philadelphia, a University of Rhode Island student, waits for the Metro-North Train at Union Station in New Haven for the train to Yankee Stadium to see the Yankees-Phillies game Tuesday night.
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Summer training: getting to Yankee Stadium by Metro-North
A field behind the Vatican hosted the finals of the Clericus Cup, a tournament between teams of priests and seminarians from Romes many Catholic institutions.
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Shedding the Collar to Lace Up Cleats
In light of EA Partners' just-announced deal with Insomniac, we're revisiting a story from Game Informer Magazine that details the origins and philosophy of Electronic Arts' deal-sealing branch. Back in our August 2009 issue (#196), EA was more than happy to talk about all of the high-profile developers it had landed. In that issue I wrote a story on EA Partners and the game they were most proud ...
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A History Of EA Partners
Two decades after completing his Open trifecta, Hale Irwin, 65, talks golf's toughest tournament, lessons from his dying father, and why he believes in ghosts
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Hale Irwin, 65, talks golf's toughest tournament, lessons from his dying father, and why he believes in ghosts
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WASHINGTON | A computer-based game is helping to support the training of military commanders and their staffs in counterinsurgency and stability operations. ...
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