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The cereal serial 11/03/09

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Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • It's election time. Follow the York Daily Record's Twitter feed today at #yorkpaelection.

  • Win one of three pairs of tickets to "Rockin' Christmas with The King" Dec. 12 at the Pullo Center. (Elvis with elves.)

  • Disney is taking Mickey Mouse back to the '20s with the new videogame "Epic Mickey." (Now if only they'd start making fairy tales again.)

  • Sam Snyder, Yoe's borough council president, discovered letters written by Chester Alan Arthur. (Presidential papers.)

  • Losing sleep has never been so worth it. (Is the World Series why they invented coffee?)

  • The cereal serial 10/21/09

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    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • They are still making this Facebook movie? (Social media + big screen= bad idea.)

  • "The Beatles: Rock Band" isn't selling out. (While my fake guitar gently weeps.)

  • The high school theater where James Dean started acting is scheduled to be demolished. (Rebel without a stage.)

  • Win one of three four-packs of tickets to see the Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Co. Nov. 22 at the Pullo Center. (For all those balloon boys and girls.)

  • Play meat bingo in Shrewsbury. (Not sure what that is, but it sounds like a carnivore's paradise.)

  • The cereal serial

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    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • Sunday's Emmys telecast got a 10 percent boost in ratings. (Neil Patrick Harris will save television as we know it.)

  • Breaking Obama news: Our commander and chief revealed that he "was black before the election" to David Letterman. (But he's never been a Fox News fan.)

  • According to Variety, The Nintendo Wii will sell for $199, instead of the current $249, starting Sept. 27. (Expect many Wiis under Christmas trees.)

  • Celebrate the York and Harrisburg-native act the Magnificent Men Nov. 28 at the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg. (Jackson Browne, The Guthrie Family and Pink Floyd tribute also play Whitaker in November.)

  • The summer was deadly for celebrities. (This is the only reason we found to be happy it's fall so far.)
  • Letter to Sir Paul ('Rock Band' review)

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    Beatles Rock Band.jpgDear Paul,

    "I'm looking through you, you're not the same." Really, you're not. You're on my TV screen, dancing around with John, George and Ringo, as I'm fumbling, trying to strum your guitar.

    When you agreed to the release of "The Beatles: Rock Band," I thought What Would John Do? Would he appreciate the 10-year-olds who know nothing about music, just trying to win some silly competition against friends? Continue reading Paul's letter on the jump.

    The cereal serial

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    Five links to start your day off right: Part of a complete, balanced breakfast.

  • Ellen DeGeneres will replace Paula Abdul as a judge on "American Idol." (Random?)

  • Did you catch the president's health care address last night? What did you think? (The media can't seem to make up its mind.)

  • Someone at MTV gets paid to look pretty and tweet? (Things that aren't fair.)

  • "The Beatles: Rock Band" flew off store shelves. Locals had a lot to say and play.

  • The York Fair starts tomorrow. Get details for the upcoming week. (Pray for sun.)
  • 'The Beatles: Rock Band' countdown: 20 days

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    Check out the extended trailer for "The Beatles: Rock Band." It drops 9/9/09 and follows the group through each era of it's career. We're excited. Are you? Have you pre-ordered the game? Are you planning to camp out? Share your excitement on The Exchange.

    In other Beatles news: Disney's thinking about remaking "Yellow Submarine," the 1968 cartoon based on The Beatles song.

    McCartney/MGMT collaboration?

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    mcc.jpeg Is Paul McCartney thinking about teaming up with Brooklyn duo MGMT? Maybe the former Beatle wants that "Electric Feel."

    I like MGMT. But what have they done recently besides make this disturbing video?

    Sir Paul's still tearing it up. He performs July 17 and 18 at Citi Field (home of the New York Mets). Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. June 15. Click here for tickets. Get presale tickets here. "The Beatles: Rock Band" drops Sept. 9. Pre order it here.

    Beatles rock on

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    rockband1.jpegYou still can't find Beatles music on iTunes, but don't fret: the music will soon be all over the video game world.

    Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr (along with Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison) talked Monday about the release of "The Beatles: Rock Band." Well, Ono and Harrison didn't really talk. They were there for moral support (and perhaps to get paid?).

    We've known about the game's release (set for 9-9-09) since March (read ace FlipSide reporter Erin McCracken's blog entry here). But a few more details were released at Microsoft's Electronic Entertainment Expo in southern California. Keep reading for the details.

    For love of the game

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    ddd.jpeg Dungeons & Dragons co-creator Dave Arneson died last week. The games other co-creator Gary Gygax died last year. The two created the game in the 1970s.

    YDR reporter Tom Joyce checked in with local players about the game.

    I must admit, I don't really get the concept of role playing games, strategy games and any game that takes more than an hour to play. Isn't a game supposed to be quick, easy and fun? Maybe I'm just being closed minded, maybe I have the attention span of a fruit fly or maybe I'd rather role the dice in the real world.

    The Beatles' music comes together

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    A digitally remastered version of the Beatles catalog drops Sept. 9 -- the same day as "The Beatles: Rock Band" hits shelves.

    The set will include a dozen CDs and tons of extras including original album art, new liner notes, documentaries, etc. It's sure to inspire Beatlemania Part II.

    Remaining members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr recently reunited for a benefit show and started rumors that they're going into the studio together. Check out the video.

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