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** Math Games – The Sam Loyd Cyclopedia of Puzzles, by Ed Pegg Jr., January 3, 2005 – announcement of scans and overview
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** Steve Jackson Games is raided by the U. S. Secret Service, prompting the later formation of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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** The Pythian Games ( founded 527 BC ) held in Delphi every four years
** The Nemean Games ( founded 516 BC ) held in Argolid every two years
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** “ War Games ,” written by John Wagner, art by Neil Googe ( episode 1 ), Mike McMahon ( 2 ) and Charlie Adlard ( 3 ), Andy Clarke ( pencils 4 – 5 ), Stephen Baskerville ( inks 4 – 5 ), Colin Wilson ( 6 – 7 ), in 2000 AD # 1153 – 1159 ( 1999 )
** Travis Pastrana won the first ever motorcross freestyle event at the X Games, after dislocating his spine the previous spring.
** Bucky Lasek scored a 98. 50 in skateboard vert, the highest in X Games history.
** Taïg Khris won the inline vert event, with the first double backflip in X Games history.
** Mike Metzger landed the first back flip in motorcross freestyle X Games history over an 80 foot gap.
** Ryan Sheckler became the youngest X Games gold medalist ever at the age of 13 in skateboard streetpark
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