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• It Won't Happen to Me DRIVE FOR LIFE In Memory of Walk-A-Thon 2008 - The Daily Kenoshan

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• Trike-A-Thon teaches safety, helps research - Coshocton Tribune

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• The October Zombie-Thon - Day 11: Hunting Creatures

11 October 2008, by Trevor Snyder | 2008-10-11 00:00:00 Wow, a crappy German zombie movie...what a shocker.

• Forum on breast disease - Oakville Beaver

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• Bowl-A-Thon set to raise money for good cause - Killeen Daily Herald

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• Acacia, Gamma Phi Beta hold information session about Thon - The Daily Collegian Online

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• Riders sought for charity bike-a-thon - Atlanticville

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• Fun Walk 2008 to benefit SHARE Foundation - Advocate

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• Jog-a-Thon

9 October 2008, by The Pie Dudes are looking for sponsors for the upcoming annual Jog-a-thon on Friday, October 17th. According to the handout they came home with: We will be having a major fund raising activity, a Jog-A-Thon, October 17, 2008. It will involve all children in the school as participants. We are encouraging our students to participate by signing up sponsors and running/walking for one hour around our playing field. This will be our most important fund raiser of the school year! We hope you w

• Sew-A-Thon set for next Saturday - Spencer Daily Reporter

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• Community Briefs 10/09/2008 - Davison Index

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• Business Oct.9,2008 Prudential WCI, Cotter Fianancial - Observer News

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• I Bury The Living, 1958

7 October 2008, by Gaudy title1, competent little flick. I Bury The Living opens by competently setting up the situation — Richard Boone has been made chairman of a cemetery for a year (it’s a responsibility that’s passed around the family, for some reason that I missed), and is walked through the duties and responsibilities he’ll have. In the process, the newly-married Drexels drive up, having to arrange for a burial plot before they can make use of a trust from Stuart Drexel’s dad’s estate. They talk to Boone

• The Screaming Skull, 1958

7 October 2008, by This is almost like a real movie. The Poverty Row movies I’ve reviewed have, even the good ones, been old-fashioned in ways that American International Pictures-produced drive-in movies are not. Poverty Row movies, at least the horror ones, tend to be set-bound, stagy, and drag on for long stretches in individual scenes, following one character without intercutting anything else. This particular AIP flick1 is certainly location-bound, taking place almost entirely within, and on the grounds of

• Horror of the Zombies, 1974

6 October 2008, by [Two hours to go, but I made it. Seven days in a row --- Woo Hoo!] So there’s these two girls, supposedly models1, out on a pathetically tiny boat in the Atlantic Ocean, involved in some stupid publicity stunt at the behest of their agent/manager/I’m not quite sure just what he’s supposed to be, actually. The publicity stunt makes no sense. But then, nothing in Horror of the Zombies makes any damn sense. Not even at first glance. The boat is enveloped by smoke machines fog, and the girls exp

• 2008 Blogger Boobie-Thon

5 October 2008, by One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s that time of year again for bloggers to snap a picture of their boobies and submit it to the girls at Boobie-Thon. This is a charity that was started to raise money for the Susan G. Komen foundation. This is Bobbie-thon’s 7th year running. I won’t be taking part this year, but I did in 2006. Bare photos of breast are placed in the ‘pay per boobie’ gallery  that can only be accessed with a donation of $50 or more. For more inform

• 2008 Blogger Boobie-Thon

5 October 2008, by One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s that time of year again for bloggers to snap a picture of their boobies and submit it to the girls at Boobie-Thon. This is a charity that was started to raise money for the Susan G. Komen foundation. This is Bobbie-thon’s 7th year running. I won’t be taking part this year, but I did in 2006. Bare photos of breast are placed in the ‘pay per boobie’ gallery  that can only be accessed with a donation of $50 or more. For more inform

• 2008 Blogger Boobie-Thon

5 October 2008, by One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. It’s that time of year again for bloggers to snap a picture of their boobies and submit it to the girls at Boobie-Thon. This is a charity that was started to raise money for the Susan G. Komen foundation. This is Bobbie-thon’s 7th year running. I won’t be taking part this year, but I did in 2006. Bare photos of breast are placed in the ‘pay per boobie’ gallery  that can only be accessed with a donation of $50 or more. For more inform

• Read-a-Thon 2008: I missed the boat!

4 October 2008, by Ellen If only I didn't already have plans for about 2 of the 24 hours comprising Deweymonster's Read-a-thon 2008 in 2 weeks! The idea of trying to read for 24 straight hours, commenting on the blogs of other people who are also reading for 24 ...

• Dr. Tarr’s Torture Dungeon, 1973

4 October 2008, by A lot of effort was put into this movie, it’s easy to see that the people who made it really, really cared about it. Unfortunately, the resulting movie isn’t worth it. As Dr. Tarr’s Torture Dungeon opens, a reporter travels to Middle-Of-Nowhere, France, to interview the head of an asylum about his radical new techniques in treating the insane. Much weirdness follows during the tour (which takes up more than half the narrative), with the doctor assuring the reporter that he follows the very lat

• Whore-a-thon 2008: Thoughts on the presidential campaign

4 October 2008, by ... strange, yet vaguely amusing celebrity deathmatch that is the 2008 presidential

• Toke-a-thon 2008 - Day 3 / Evening (Lost my mind, I mean Mobile)

3 October 2008, by PureToker Chocolope - Grey Area We woke at around 7pm Dam time and I was really starting to feel the THC that was flowing through my body, even after a long rest. My initial concern was that my foot now had a fairly large blister from all the ...

• The Mad Monster, 1942

3 October 2008, by This was a bit more enjoyable than the previous George Zucco Poverty Row picture, Dead Men Walk. Where the previous film was a shabby vampire movie, The Mad Monster is a reasonably non-awful mad scientist flick. What Mad Scientist Dr. Cameron (who does, indeed, have a beautiful daughter) has done is theorized that animal blood can be transfused into humans, and thus give them the animal’s characteristics. For this he was mocked and scorned by all his scientific colleagues — and this backstory

• March-A-Thon 2008: Rescheduled for October 4th

3 October 2008, by unknown The LD Bell Band annual March-A-Thon is one of the band's largest fundraisers, consisting of a 10K march through residential neighborhoods of the HEB school district. March-A-Thon 2008, rescheduled for Saturday October 4th, ...

• Toke-a-thon 2008 - Day 3 / Morning (The hunt for Chocolope)

2 October 2008, by PureToker La Tertulia I woke to the sound of my mobile ringing this morning, 7am GMT again, unknown caller so I’m not going to worry about it. I closed my eyes and drifted back off into a deep sleep to wake 3 hours later, this is the life… ...

• Dead Men Walk, 1943

2 October 2008, by I was expecting more from this one. George Zucco apparently has a reputation as a bit of a ham, and this is a Poverty Row cheapie, and Zucco is playing twins, one good and one evil. The sleeve copy, admittedly, was overdone: The marvelously theatrical George Zucco plays a dual role as the dysfunctional Clayton twins who also happen to be doctors. Predictably one Twin is good, and the other evil. Lloyd Clayton murders his brother Elwyn, who happens to be well versed in the dark arts. Returni

• Toke-a-thon 2008 - Day 2 / Evening (Onboard the SeaPalace)

1 October 2008, by PureToker Moonshine is definitely my favorite high of the Toke-a-thon so far!. After a moment of panic seeing Australian and Jamin closed, we sat down at one of the bars at Leidseplein to take in the scenery along with nice mug of hot chocolate ...

• The Vampire Bat, 1933

1 October 2008, by This is an odd little movie. But it’s an odd little movie with the delectable Fay Wray and the wonderful Melvyn Douglas, so it’s very much worth watching. Produced by Majestic Pictures, one of the six Poverty Row studios that, in 1935, merged to form Republic Pictures, The Vampire Bat is one of the better examples of what those studios could do with no budget and when jumping onto a bandwagon. The bandwagon here was the runaway success of Universal’s horror movies Dracula and Frankenstein (but

• 3rd Annual Surf Dog A Thon 2008 San Diego

1 October 2008, by Mary Osborne This summer I was asked to help judge the 3rd Annual Surf Dog-a-Thon. I was shocked to see how many supporters flocked the beach as dogs of every size and shape surfed all the way to shore. After a fantastic performance in the water ...

• Toke-a-thon 2008 - Day 2 / Morning (To Katsu and back)

30 September 2008, by PureToker Katsu I woke automatically at 7am GMT, that’s 8am here in Amsterdam and way too early to Toke!. I think it was probably my body telling me to get rid of the Waffles that I ate last night, so I did and went back to sleep. ...