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Epidermic Menace is an augmented reality game created by the German Fraunhofer Society's Institute for Applied Information Technology (FIT) in its Integrated Project on Pervasive Games.
The game uses a form of combined reality and virtual reality, requiring players to physically run around in an area.
The area is virtually infected with oversized vira, which the players have to fight.

The game is notable for being one of the few recent attempts to create computer games that require physical involvement.
This can be both for increased entertainment, but also as an attempt to fight the increasing world obesity.
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Tax Slavery is a concept found in U.S. Bankruptcy Law where the creditor forces an individual debtor to work for the creditor, which is expressly forbidden. Tax slavery would occur if creditors force an individual debtor into Chapter 13 Bankruptcy because then the individual debtor would have to pay off the debt from their disposable income without their volition. In other words, the creditors would force the individual debtor into working for the creditor against the individual debtor's will for the duration of the bankruptcy. However, American case law states that the Bankruptcy Code forbids tax slavery, therefore the individual debtor may enter a Chapter 13 bankruptcy only upon their election. Compare this to a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy where the creditors may force the individual debtor into bankruptcy.



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Teya Rutherford (b. 1977, Miami) is a US photographer known for her portraits of children and families. Her work has been recognized by Wedding and Portrait Photographers International and has been featured in gallery displays throughout eastern Massachusetts.

She holds a Juris Doctor (JD) from the Boston University School of Law and a Bachelor's degree from Florida International University.
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Barokai is a martial art originating in the Netherlands and was the closest thing t Dutch had to mixed martial arts in the 1980s. It basically was a full-contact mix between judo, boxing and karate developed by Toon Stelling. It never gained huge support but is still being practised in several places in Holland

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