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This page is the core functionality of MemoryCrawler. It is where all the magic happens. Below this help message you can see the main menu where you can apply various filters such as Memories having certain features or memories from certain locations.

When looking at a memory notice the top section of the memory, where there is the memory title as well as links to primary filters such as dates, locations, categories and memory creator.

On the left bar, you have the actions section. If you are friends with the user, you may request a recollection or even email that person. You may also hide the skin colors to a basic color if the user posted a memory that is not readable with the color layout. You may also click the stars so we can calculate how great the memory is as well as compile a list of your favorite memories.

On the right hand side, you will see more information and pictures of the memory creator. Clicking the Fountain Pen icon will allow you to private message the user.

On the bottom section you can add a comment by clicking the bottom left hand corner. When commenting, if previous comments have been made, those users will be notified of your new update. You may also view your comments and edit them inline when you hover over the View Comments Link. Another Link on the bottom section is the View Media Link. Here you get an inline view of associated media. Use the select box to pick a title of the media to load the full screen shot or click the side bar picture. Owners of the media may upload more, or delete media. Friends of the creator, may upload and attach their own media to this memory (notifying the person who must approve the attachment first). And finally you will see the date posted. At the bottom you will see a Craaaaaaaawl recordset navigator. This is inspired by google and will allow you navigate all the memories with the filter that you currently have applied.

Have fun crawling memories!

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Answering Interview Question:
How much do you think athletic skills are based on talent?

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City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Original Memory Interview Question

How much do you think athletic skills are based on talent? Or do you think athletic skills can be perfected by learning practicing and hard work?

His Response:

I gotta go with Yogi Berra on this... sports is 90% mental and the other half physical.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Name:Paul

Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

Rank:
"Memory Maniac"

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September 25, 2007 - 11:21 AM

Answering Interview Question:
Have you ever been recognized for hard work that you did with a team?

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City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Sports

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Original Memory Interview Question

Have you ever been recognized for hard work that you did with a team?

His Response:

One of the younger girls on my daughter's first AYSO soccer team made posters for my wife and me. Mine says, "#1 Best Coach Ever Mr. Thompson". Best trophy ever.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Name:Paul

Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

Rank:
"Memory Maniac"

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September 25, 2007 - 11:34 AM

Answering Interview Question:
What is your favorite food?

Location:

City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Food and Drink

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Original Memory Interview Question

What is your favorite food?

His Response:

Sauteed lake perch. No, wait... filet mignon. No... a grilled cheese sandwich.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Name:Paul

Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

Rank:
"Memory Maniac"

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September 25, 2007 - 11:39 AM

Answering Interview Question:
Do you have a favorite movie of which you have seen so much that many memories have been created from watching it?

Location:

City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Movies

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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Original Memory Interview Question

Do you have a favorite movie of which you have seen so much that many memories have been created from watching it?

His Response:

My favorite movie is Rustler's Rhapsody, starring Tom Berringer as Rex the Singing Cowboy. It has every tacky cliche from every western movie ever made. The good guy, Rex, wears a white hat, rides a beautiful horse (Wildfire), doesn't talk roughly, and only shoots bad guys in the hand.

Marilu Henner, Andy Griffith, Sela Ward and G.W. Bailey all co-star. Amazingingly enough, I think I'm the only person who's actually seen this movie.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Name:Paul

Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

Rank:
"Memory Maniac"

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September 25, 2007 - 11:47 AM

Answering Interview Question:
What is your favorite memory that you had with your most liked vehicle?

Location:

City and Locale:
Armada Michigan

Memory Category:
Automobiles

Memory of:
Bjorn Freeh

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What is your favorite memory that you had with your most liked vehicle?

His Response:

My first car, a 1963 Plymouth Valiant, had a push-button automatic transmission. The car had no power, no shine, no seatbelts; but it had push buttons. Sexy.

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UserName: Bjorn Freeh Write a Private Message to Bjorn Freeh

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Name:Paul

Hometown:
Armada, MI

Memories:45

Rank:
"Memory Maniac"

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September 25, 2007 - 11:49 AM

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