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Written by Daredevil DL
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
 Hello this is Daredevil. My real name is James but a lot of people just call me Jay. I was born in Anderson, Indiana in December 1st, 1987. I lived there for about 14 years then we moved to Muncie, Indiana. I started playing games when the Sega Genesis came out. The first video game I ever played was the very first "Sonic The Hedgehog" game. My sister and I also played "Toe Jam" and "Earl" all the time. My favorite games on the Sega were "Sonic", "Toe Jam", "Earl", and "Streets of Rage". Then I got the Super Nintendo. I didn't have a lot of games for it though. I only had like 3 or 4, but I usually played "Super Mario World". Then I got the Nintendo 64. My friends and I played "007 The World is Not Enough" game. We played that a lot. After that I got the first Playstation. I mostly had sports games for that system, but then came along "Final Fantasy 7". That's when I started to play the "Final Fantasy" series. After that I got my Ps2 and I had a lot of games for that. My favorite one is probably "Final Fantasy 10" but I had a lot of Ps2 games. |
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Written by Drenlin DL
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Monday, 14 April 2008 |
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 Hello there, Drenlin reporting from Dark Legends. My real name is Zak Olson born and raised in Madtown on April 15, 1991. I am currently attending Sussex Hamilton High School where I am a Junior. My family consists of some different characters, Mom is laid back and caring. My dad and two brothers are some funny guys. Derek is 21 (Th3 DO xp3r3nc3) and Shawn is 19 (Yellowcard4020). My dad owns his own photography/graphic business, which he travels around the states taking pictures at racing events (Daytona500, Indy 500, etc.) and selling them to drivers. The reason why they even buy them is to basically thank their sponsors, what's better than having a nice picture with a sweet border saying thank you for the support.
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'Earth Hour' to Plunge Millions Into Darkness |
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Written by Madeleine Coorey
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Friday, 28 March 2008 |
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SYDNEY (AFP) - Twenty-six major cities around the world are expected to turn off the lights on major landmarks, plunging millions of people into darkness to raise awareness about global warming, organisers said. 'Earth Hour' founder Andy Ridley said 371 cities, towns or local governments from Australia to Canada and even Fiji had signed up for the 60-minute shutdown at 0900 GMT on March 29. |
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