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Area. he can add that to new england that's fixing to get clobbered in the next day or so. so just do a package deal for us, would you, mr. president. thank you. >> i'm sure he's listening. mike graham of the jukebox junction. thank you so much. i can tell you what the special is, you all are serving up help. and i know how grateful people are about that. >> we're serving help, love and compassion to our neighbors. they're doing the same right back. you know, i have a -- the person that's provided those pictures that you're showing, her name is danica clark, an exemployee of mine, she lived up...

Mike, i'm wondering if you can tell me while you're trying to pick up the pieces get water running in your parkirestaurant understand your parking lot is a staging area. you are helping out emergency personnel by allowing them to use your space. what's going on? >> well, today it's just a checkpoint, checking people that are going through the intersection to make sure they belong there, the police are checking their license. that's pretty much what we got going on in the parking lot today. all the search people have dispatched out to their areas where they're searching. >> mike graham, when wa...

EA's Knockout City Reaches 5 Million Players The dodgebrawl game has passed another major user milestone. EA's new "dodgebrawl" game Knockout City opted for an usual launch strategy, with the game being offered completely free as part of a Block Party trial for the first 10 days. This approach seemed to work wonders to attract players, as the game's Twitter account has announced that Knockout City has reached 2 million players so far. Update: the figure has now climbed to 5 million. EA said this event "surpassed expectations," though the publisher never said what it's expectations were in th...

Why Everyone Is Playing Knockout City, A Multiplayer Dodgeball Game Share Image: Velan Studios / EA Knockout City, the recently released multiplayer dodgeball game about dodging dodgeballs, has apparently clocked more than five million players, publisher EA announced today. No matter how you slice it, that figure is nothing to sneeze at. Now, consider that the game hasn’t even been out for two weeks. Yeah. “Holy shit” is right. You might be wondering (rightfully) how a game based on a childhood sport came out of nowhere to accrue a playerbase about as large as the populations of Paris, ...

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