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Carolina India Pale Ale - Carolina Brewing Company
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North Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +12.6%
I am a bit bias as this was the first NC beer i tried upon moving down here 4 years ago. However, many many beers later it is still my favorite ipa. A large reason for that may be that i'm able to drink it very fresh, as the brewery itself is just a few miles away from me.
For me the biggest distinction for this ipa is that is maintains a sense of crispness through the entire bottle and is very easy to drink while still maintaining a very hoppy/citrus texture. I've had a lot of ipas, particularly bottled ones, where the sense of cripsness is non existant or dies off towards the end of the beer.
In general the brewery does a good job of keeping it consistant, though I admitedly have had a couple bottles that tasted a bit "off". Still, this is without doubt my favorite local ipa and still my go to beer when i don't feel like trying something new.
01-30-2009 21:32:39 | More by mechamifune
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North Carolina
4/5 rDev +7.2%
Pours a nice clear rich copper with a tight one finger white head,herbal/grassy hop dominates the aromas with an underlyin sweet fruit maltiness,well rounded and balanced IPA flavor wise there is a healthy dose of grassy,herbal hop but is matched with a lightly sweet malt backbone.Fruity and herbal not to big just right makes it easy to drink and savor,one of the better North Carolina brewed IPA's in my opinion.
12-03-2005 21:45:03 | More by oberon
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
Sampled from a pint glass at one of the saturday 'tours' at the Carolina Brewing Company itself in Holly Springs, NC.
A: Clear golden color with about 1/2" of soapy white head. Moderate lacing.
S: Great floral hops dominate the nose with faint malty undertones. Not much else gets through the hops.
T: Great balance between malt flavors and hops with a bit more of the latter. Even thought the malt flavors come through, I was surprised at how dry the brew was and how well it complimented the other flavor components. The linger has the nice hoppy bitterness that you would expect from an IPA but it doesn't over do it. Very nice.
M&D: Mouthfeel is about perfect for the style, with just the right amount of carbonation to accentuate the flavors - lighter in weight, lively bubbles, and level finish. This would be a good session beer, especially on a hot day. Nice.
03-17-2008 01:37:52 | More by SIRIUS2
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine May 2007.
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Pours a bright amber color with dark orange hues. Head is creamy, frothy, a bit clingy, and healthy looking. Big, fresh, pale malt aroma, and a nice dose of citric hops underneath; grapefruit and orange. Very smooth and creamy on the palate--almost silky with an even malt body. Touch of bicarbonate and dryness mixed with some moderate carbonation that's held back by a semi-chewy viscosity. Sweetness is thin but there, and a nice citric snap breaks through the biscuity malt character with notes of grapefruit, pine, lime rinds, and grass. The hops are indeed present, but they're soft and balancing as opposed to overpowering, as many hopheads have come to expect. Some spiciness pulls through, along with suggestions of rye and a hint of hoppy soapiness. Finish is a bit drying and leafy, with the lingering herbs wrapped in a dusting of malt powder and a residual soapy character.
Nothing that'll knock your socks off, but it's a rather solid IPA that's flavorful and highly drinkable thanks to its balance and moderate alcohol content. That soapy character isn't as bad as it sounds, but we'd prefer it not to be there, if only for the sake of a more dialed-in hop profile.
09-27-2010 18:12:30 | More by BeerAdvocate
North Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +16.6%
Finally it's time to rep my hood with this beer. 12 oz longneck into a tulip - hey, man, this one needs some respect! Perhaps I'm biased as this comes from about 20 minutes down the road from where I sit. Come to think of it this may have been my crossover to microworld.
A - What a beauty! Darker than expected, this one's nearly garnet over a bronze base color. Pours out clear with a two finger, slightly off-white head which fades after a few sips to a solid ring and a translucent white lace cap with several small, white bubbly patches from the glass's nucleation points (EDIT: this was on a HARD pour). Nice sticky lacing gets an immediate ring all the way around from the fade of the preliminary head and leaves tightly-laced spots half way down the glass.
S - It's hard for me to even get a solid, stand alone whiff as I feel compelled mid-snuff to take a gulp. Upon full sniff there's citrusy, floral, leafy hop character with a well-anchored malty sweetness. Very clean. There's just a breath of spice/alcohol present.
T - Glory goes to the hop here, but in the fashion of a DFH 60min there are very present malty notes with a bit of grain and a nice, clean hoppy finish - not at all overly drying. The hops come into the picture first with a citrusy grapefruit thing going on - a bit of sweetness whose origin is hard to distinguish; could be some sweet hop character or the malty backbone showing through or a combination thereof. The spicy flavor character of hop oil lingers on the palate. There's really a lot going on here - more than a local brew like this will often get credit for.
M - Really nice. Not palate-destroyingly acidic like many really beefy IPAs but nice and drying but still sweet, bubbly and quite pleasant.
D - What more can a locavore hop head want, really? Totally sessionable and not overly drying but enough to satisfy my hop cravings. I hesitate to bring price into this because it truly is not a factor for this beer - it can hang with any micro - but at 8 dollars to the cent (?!?!....after taxes even!) this should be every pale-blue sky loving, mountain-to-sea North Carolinian hop head's go to beer. At the same time, I'm content to keep this one a local secret for those in the know in the Triangle region.
01-19-2009 23:49:58 | More by drums4matt
3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
12-26-2013 01:41:12 | More by Kappakoosh
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +7.2%
06-16-2013 05:03:18 | More by megamass
4/5 rDev +7.2%
Thanks to Silver0rlead for the bottle.
I am a firm believer that an IPA should be smooth, easy drinking with some clean bitterness. This brew puts that all together. There's something to be said for breweries that don't try to overpower you with hops for the shock value. Carolina delivers a tasty brew you can drink without even thinking about it. I get the flavor of the beer and yet can still enjoy my dinner and taste what I'm eating.
Nice little session beer. I could drink this all day long.
07-18-2005 22:57:56 | More by fdrich29
4/5 rDev +7.2%
12oz. bottle courtesy of AKSmokedPorter.
Nice-looking dark copper in color. Buff-looking white head. Lots of lace. Aromas are hefty: pine oils, stong citrus notes. Flavor is a malt-balanced hop dance that isn't too overpowering, but each flavor is clearly defined. More of a ctirus characer here, with a nice lasting bitterness. Clean and dry finish. Good mouthfeel and drinkabilty. I like a good AIPA and this one does not disappoint.
08-20-2005 15:09:19 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
West Virginia
3.53/5 rDev -5.4%
Picked up a sixer of this beer while vacationing down on the Outer Banks was in a long neck brown bottle with a crimped cap,served in a nonic glass.
Light to medium amber color with a cloudy/hazy apperance. 1" slightly off white head quickly dissapated to just a coating with a slight amount of carbination.
Grassy/flowery with a moderate resiny pine note with light sweet malty notes. The aroma was a bit faint for an ipa.
Grassy,dried malt.astrigent with sweet toasty malt flavors,some light piney resin with citrus notes. Very nice balance finishes with a light smooth citrus peel edge.
Tangy and juicy,a touch on the light side for an ipa. One of those beers that grows on you with every sip. Good,solid drinkable ipa with have no trouble finishing the sixer i bought.
08-21-2007 03:17:16 | More by jcdiflorio
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
07-30-2013 02:28:34 | More by Cynic-ale
West Virginia
3.23/5 rDev -13.4%
Appears a bright copper golden large off white cream colored head leaves fine even lacing around my pint glass. Aroma just a touch of floral hops with tame biscuit malt sweetness a touch of mineral qualities very clean and a bit subdued. Flavor is interesting some grain offness blended with a sweet rolling caramel biscuit malt sweetness with bitterness based around perfumey floral hop flavors pretty brash really. After the inital sweetness I get the grainy nut flavor with citrus peel and floral hop flavors that's about it. Mouthfeel is medium bodied a touch of slickness but by no means oily and even carbonation no complaints there. Drinkability is okay by no means poorly made this is solid drinking IPA and I'm sure I would drink more of this if it were my only hoppy selection around but I see more hop character depth in standard IPAs that I revisit regularly.
09-15-2007 15:00:22 | More by WVbeergeek
3.54/5 rDev -5.1%
Very clear and pretty much the epitome of amber, this brew's head is impressive. When it comes down from a massive height after the pour, its settling is just less than two fingers. The proud-looking eggshell white crown is heavy, craggy, thick and dense. It leaves a heavy ring at the top of the glass, and that's followed by some impressive patching. It finally settles to its final stage at half a finger. It may be malts more than anything, but it's impressive.
Malts it is. I don't get any real pungency out of this beer; in fact, it's hard to smell much of anything. When I do, I get biscuit, caramel, a bi of a tinny note, and a little citrus rind.
There's definitely more hop flavor, though. Citrus zest, as found in the nose, is followed by some pith, some leaf, and a bit of a woody dryness. This does balance well with malts, which add some caramel sweetness as a touch of a fruity note makes its way through.
This beer has a creamy flow to it with a nice crisp touch in a medium body that's almost light. Carbonation is a bit fluffy but is kept in check.
06-04-2013 14:31:31 | More by Brenden
New Jersey
3.53/5 rDev -5.4%
Carolina- IPA
Thanks to Pimpp for this 1!
A- Nice golden caramel bron with a small sticky head.
S- Nutty malt with a touch of pine hops.
T- An immediate nutty (pecan and walnut) malt with a delicate pine hop finish.
M- Creamy and malty with just a touch of oily pine bitterness, becomes slightly cloying in the end.
Overall- A simple, but easily drinkable IPA. A session beer here.
03-06-2008 21:41:19 | More by NJpadreFan
North Carolina
4.47/5 rDev +19.8%
Straight up amber color, and nice soapy looking hop oily head. Straggely bits of lace move around the glass. Nose is an ultra balance of floral and earthy, pine and citrus hops smoothed into sweet toasty caramel and bready malts. Quite pleasing. Taste is layered and full. Similar variety of hops with a healthy amount of gritty, full maltiness. A very well blended well done IPA. Very enjoyable. Fairly basic, but thorough in flavors. I like the mouthfeel a lot too. There's a good solid medium, almost full body. It hold the flavors together great. The carboation holds up just right. It is moderate and lasts steadily throughout and tingles on the tongue after the finish. Nice and smoothly full too. Drinkability is great, what can I say.
Thsi took me by suprise a little. I expected it to be decent but it hs proved to be way more than just decent. Balanced to the extreme.
10-20-2006 02:11:44 | More by tastybeer
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
05-30-2014 12:03:16 | More by Griffith
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -5.4%
Pours a pale amber with an orangish hue. There's a short lived, foamy head. The smell is citrusy hop aroma and orange peel with faint malt. The taste is malty but sweet, almost apple-like, with faint citrus, earthy hop notes. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, though a little thin at times, and smooth.
This beer has solid hop character, but has weak malt content to back it up. It's a little thin and underwhelming for me.
10-08-2011 01:31:45 | More by tdm168
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
Appearance: Pours with a deep golden color with orange hues. The head was off white and ended thin but was long lasting.
Aroma: The hop aroma was surprisingly low for an IPA however it was citrusy. There was nothing overly exciting about the aroma nor unappealing.
Taste: Well balanced bitterness but not as hoppy as I had hoped. A little heavy on the malt flavor for an IPA and perhaps that overpowered the hops a bit but nonetheless, the taste was very good.
Overall: Very drinkable, very good and I would definitely buy this IPA again. Without a doubt this is the best IPA that I have found to date from a North Carolina brewery. Thank you Carolina Brewing Company!
08-09-2005 19:46:04 | More by Caesar1pup
3.93/5 rDev +5.4%
Dark copper in color. Short white head. The thin, just slightly sticky lace receeds leaving cobwebs and spots.
In the nose the yeast lends notes of fruit, including apricot. The hops are grassy, herbal and leafy, and perhaps a bit piney. The malt is sweetish and bready with a caramelish base.
In the mouth it's delicate, fine-bubbled carbonation caresses the tongue. Medium bodied and smooth.
The flavor basically follows the aroma, with a restrained bitterness that balances it nicely, leaving an edge of caramelish and bready sweetness.
Easy drinking. Enjoyable.
06-01-2008 14:03:12 | More by NeroFiddled
4.1/5 rDev +9.9%
Pours a translucent golden amber with a half-inch creamy white head. Subtle aroma of spicy hops, robust ale yeast, and a hint of light citrus. Palate is mostly sweet malt up front, developing into a strong, piney hoppy flavor towards the end as it approaches a pleasantly bitter finish. Nice medium body is appropriate for the style, although can be a little foamy if swallowed too quickly. Overall, while not exactly a west coast hoppy monster, but it's an impressive effort nonetheless. Very drinkable, and for the price, almost an unbeatable deal.
07-14-2005 02:40:09 | More by ElGordo
2.9/5 rDev -22.3%
Carolina India Pale Ale pours a lighter gold color with slight orange highlights. It's slightly hazy and has a few yeasty particles swimming about. Backlighting gives it more of an orange look. It's capped with a soft white head that rises to just over a finger in height. Retention is on the shorter side and lacing is extremely light. It's not bad, not quite good either.
The nose is honestly a little below average. It's weak and desperately needs more strength. It kicks off with a bit of earthy scent, which is interesting. You don't encounter than in an IPA often. It's a little bread-like, as well. Hops don't come through very strong at all. There are some faint fruity notes of orange and grapefruit. For an American IPA, that's not a good thing. Alcohol is very light and is mostly unnoticeable. Meh.
The flavor is slightly better. Enough to warrant a score bump. The malt base is bready and biscuit-like. There's a touch of sweet caramel, but it's subtle. Hops have a light citrus grapefruit and orange flavor. They're not all that strong. It is a little bitter, but not all that much. It has an interesting earthy flavor. It is somewhat reminiscent of aspirin, as well. Kind of odd. Alcohol is light and doesn't come through strong. Finishes with a biscuity, slightly bitter flavor.
The body is lighter. Carbonation seems light and soft, but it's too thin to attain any level of smoothness. I'm splitting the growler, but could probably finish it solo. Although, I'm not sure I'd want to.
Carolina India Pale Ale is an okay release from Carolina Brewing Company, but does very little to distinguish itself amongst a sea of great American IPAs. It's just not all that hoppy or tasty. Needs work in that department. It's not horrible and might be worth a try. That's about it.
08-12-2012 03:57:23 | More by prototypic
3.73/5 rDev 0%
Had a pint at the Corolla Brew Pub (it's just a beer bar) for $5. The clear amber beer was on the simpler and more drinkable end of IPA's, but it was still a pleasure to drink. The nose and taste focused on bright, piney hops with a little caramel malt in the aftertaste. There seemed to be a very slight, papery oxidation note, but otherwise this was a fine IPA for drinking in the summer heat.
06-24-2010 15:16:25 | More by tempest
3.08/5 rDev -17.4%
pours a copper orange with a light fluffy head, light lacing and some retention.
nothing really, some light biscuit malts but thats about it.
very earthy and resin with a bitter pine. light citrus in the finish. malts are quiet. not too much going on here. lacks some depth.
nice moderate body with a carbonation bite.
ehh, not too impressed here. its not bad, i will easily drink it, but i doubt i ever seek it out.
06-21-2010 00:49:36 | More by hooliganlife
4/5 rDev +7.2%
12 oz into a pint glass.
Pours a clear golden amber with 3 fingers of smooth off-white head. A solid foamy retention leaves a creamy latticework of sticky lacing back. The aroma is fresh herbal hops that are a bit dank and earthy with spice and a touch of pine. Underneath lies a sharp zip of caramel and citrus that adds some thickness to the bouquet.
The taste is moderately hoppy with an overall spicy, herbal, and a dry bitterness that lingers on the palate for a while. This is well balanced by a silky mix of caramel, bread, and tangy citrus. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a pricklier carbonation up front that moves into a creamier and slicker feel underneath.
No complaints here. Solid all around IPA with well balanced flavors and good drinkibility. I'd have no problem making this a hoppy go-to if it was local.
02-19-2009 00:28:47 | More by Kegatron
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +7.2%
A: A vigorous pour yields half an inch of rocky off-white head with moderate retention. The beer is clear and brilliantly copper in color. Lacing isn't great, but present.
S: A mix of citrus and tropical fruits right up front. I get notes of lemon, mango and pineapple.
T: Not very bitter for an IPA. The malt shows flavors of toast with faint hints of caramel and vanilla. Good floral notes show up from the hops.
M: Very smooth. Unlike a lot of IPAs, this is not a shockingly bitter beer, so the malt creates a creamy texture with the bitterness pricking through.
D: Lower ABV than many IPAs (another remnant of our old 6% cap), this is a pretty drinkable beer. It won't wow you, but it is a nice approachable step up from APAs.
04-25-2008 21:59:21 | More by ewright
Carolina India Pale Ale from Carolina Brewing Company
84 out of 100 based on 137 ratings.


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Frequency (statistics)
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In statistics the frequency (or absolute frequency) of an event is the number of times the event occurred in an experiment or study.[1]:12-19 These frequencies are often graphically represented in histograms.
Cumulative frequency refers to the total of the absolute frequencies of all events at or below a certain point in an ordered list of events.[1]:17-19
The relative frequency (or empirical probability) of an event refers to the absolute frequency normalized by the total number of events:
The values of for all events can be plotted to produce a frequency distribution.
Under the frequency interpretation of probability, it is assumed that as the length of a series of trials increases without bound, the fraction of experiments in which a given event occurs will approach a fixed value, known as the limiting relative frequency. This interpretation is often contrasted with Bayesian probability.
See also[edit]
- Probability density function
- Frequency
- Law of large numbers
- Statistical regularity
- Cumulative frequency analysis
- ^ a b Kenney, J. F.; Keeping, E. S. (1962). Mathematics of Statistics, Part 1 (3rd ed.). Princeton, NJ: Van Nostrand Reinhold.
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AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos pass test, Raiders shut out Chiefs
The Broncos won their ninth in a row, the Raiders shut out the Chiefs and the Chargers got blown out at home by Carolina.
Janikowski kicks Raiders to shutout victory over Chiefs
Sebastian Janikowski kicked five field goals and the Raiders shut out Kansas City for the second time ever, beating the Chiefs 15-0.
Chiefs' Breaston confused by Crennel's comments
Romeo Crennel said WR Steve Breaston needed to understand the game plan better, then clarified his comments.
Report: Chiefs WR Bowe has season-ending rib injury
Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe has multiple broken ribs and will be placed on injured reserve, according to Pro Football Talk.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos stay hot, Chargers still fighting
The Broncos beat the Raiders to keep up their winning ways and the Chargers rallied for an upset win in Pittsburgh.
Browns roll past Chiefs for third-straight win
Travis Benjamin's 93-yard punt return touchdown helped the Browns win their third straight game, 30-7 over the Chiefs on Sunday.
Chiefs form trust fund for Zoey Belcher
The Chiefs announced the formation of the Zoey Michelle Belcher Irrevocable Trust.
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Chiefs DE Tyson Jackson has been a disappointment to date, but his recent flourish might suggest that he has some value.
Chiefs place DL Bailey on I.R.
The Chiefs placed DL Allen Bailey on injured reserve and signed LB Leon Williams.
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The slain girlfriend of Chiefs LB Jovan Belcher will be laid to rest five days after Belcher killed her, then shot himself in the head.
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It's only Week 13, but the AFC West has been won. The Broncos clinched the division with their win over the Buccaneers.
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Rookies Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck were spectacular in Week 13. But there were several other notable QB performances.
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PFW publisher Hub Arkush writes that all energies should be focused on the orphaned child in the aftermath of the weekend's Chiefs tragedy.
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The Chiefs played an emotional game after the loss of one of their own and the fans were 100 percent behind them.
Chiefs defeat Panthers on emotional day in K.C.
Brady Quinn threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, and Jamaal Charles ran for 127 yards in the Chiefs' 27-21 victory over their Panthers
Moeaki will miss all of the 2011 season with a torn ACL.||||||| Moeaki caught 47 passes for 556 yards and three touchdowns last season.
Tight end Tony Moeaki has been removed from the Kansas City Chiefs' physically unable to perform list and participated in their morning walkthrough Monday.||||||| The second-year player from Iowa ran some routes for the first time since he was placed on the PUP list at the beginning of training camp. The Chiefs have not said what was wrong with Moeaki, but he spent more than a week watching from the sidelines at Missouri Western State University. Moeaki caught 47 passes for 556 yards and three touchdowns his rookie season.
The Kansas City Chiefs are putting Moeaki on the physically unable to perform list.||||||| Coach Todd Haley declined to say Friday what Moeaki's problem was. He seemed fine when speaking briefly with the media as players moved into their training camp dorm room on Thursday in St. Joseph, Mo. As a rookie last season, Moeaki caught 47 passes for 556 yards and three touchdowns, including a spectacular one-handed scoring grab against San Francisco.
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CHICAGO — The Bears hired Montreal Alouettes coach Marc Trestman on Wednesday to replace the fired Lovie Smith, hoping he can get the most out of quarterback Jay Cutler and make Chicago a playoff team on a consistent basis.
It's the first head coaching job in the NFL for Trestman, a longtime assistant in the league who spent the past five seasons coaching the CFL's Alouettes and led them to two Grey Cup titles.
Trestman was an offensive coordinator with Cleveland, San Francisco, Arizona and Oakland.
Chicago general manager Phil Emery cast a wide net in his search, meeting with at least 13 candidates. Besides Trestman, he also brought back Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell and the Indianapolis Colts' Bruce Arians for second interviews.
Smith was let go after nine years, ending a run that included a trip to the Super Bowl but also saw Chicago miss the playoffs five of the past six seasons.
The Bears, who have scheduled a news conference for Thursday morning, are turning to the 57-year-old Trestman in part because of his background with quarterbacks.
He worked with Bernie Kosar as an assistant at the University of Miami and again when he was on the Browns' staff in the 1980s. Trestman helped the Raiders reach the Super Bowl at the end of the 2002 season with an offense he geared for Rich Gannon, the league's MVP that year.
In recent years, Trestman has worked as a consultant in the NFL and in the offseason helped develop quarterbacks entering the league — including Cutler. His biggest task will be maximizing the man behind center and getting the offense to click.
That's something that never really happened under Smith, who helped build a top defense around stars such as Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs but never could solve the issues on the other side of the ball. The Bears' offense never ranked higher than 15th under Smith, and the problems in that area along with the postseason misses ultimately led to his dismissal.


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"By Vladimir Putin." That's probably not a byline a typical New York Times reader would expect to find on the paper's op-ed page, but there it was. The Russian president wrote a piece that appeared on Wednesday, laying out the case why the United States should not take military action against Syria for that country's use of chemical weapons against its own people. "A strike would increase violence and unleash a new wave of terrorism…. It could throw the entire system of international law and order out of balance," Putin said.
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Project Description
The Gentoo Games Project manages all games that are added into the Portage
tree. We're the guys that put the fun into Gentoo. We also manage a few
utilities that are used heavily in many games, such as the SDL* libraries.
Please note that we don't manage heavily integrated games packages such
as 'gnome-games' or 'kdegames'.
Project Goals
The games project aims to turn Gentoo into the premiere Linux gaming
platform. We strive to have the best compatibility not only for free
games, but also for commercial titles.
All developers can be reached by e-mail using email@example.com.
The Games
project maintains the following herds:
Gentoo Games Bugs FAQ
Which Product/Component should I pick?
You should always select the "Gentoo Linux" product and the "Games"
component when filing any bug for an ebuild in games-* or
dev-games. This ensures that the bug is immediately
assigned to the Games team, which allows for us to get the bug as
quickly as possible.
What severity should I use for version bumps or new game
Requests for having an ebuild bumped to the latest version or to
have an ebuild for a new game written or added to the portage tree
should always be filed with a severity of "enhancement" since these
are not bugs affecting functionality.
Why shouldn't I mark a Games bug as "blocker"?
This one is not only quite common, but also quite simple to answer.
A bug in a Games ebuild will never cause your system to be
destroyed or otherwise unusable. Games are for entertainment
purposes and as such, immediately get a lower priority than more
important aspects of a Gentoo system, such as the toolchain.
How long should I wait before filing a version bump
We typically follow the development of many of the more popular
games. In many cases, we maintain contact with the authors and are
active in the community. We are generally aware of new events in
the Linux gaming community before the public. A good rule of thumb
is to wait at least 48 hours before posting an enhancement request
for a new game or a version upgrade to an existing game. This
allows the developers time to work bugs which are possibly of
higher priority than the game request. It also allows us to verify
that the game passes at least preliminary quality assurance.
Remember once again that all of us have other functions in Gentoo
which usually take a higher priority.
Should I attach an ebuild to a version bump request?
Usually, no. If simply copying the ebuild to the new name and
creating a new digest works for the upgrade, then please mention
that in the bug. It will save us time from looking at an ebuild
and trying to determine what has changed. If there has been a few
minor changes, then a diff between the two ebuilds using
diff -u old.ebuild new.ebuild is perfect. If there has been
major changes between versions, then an ebuild is appropriate and
What information do I need to post with my bug report?
As in any bug report, you should always post the output
of emerge --info into every bug report that you submit. If
you think there are other pertinent pieces of information that
could possibly help us in tracking down the bug, then be sure to
include that information, too. One example is the opengl
implementation that you are using when filing a bug against an
opengl-based game. Anything you can provide us could possibly be
the one piece of information that we need to accurately and quickly
resolve the bug. This could include information such as your
method of installation in a CD-based install, or the situation in
which the bug occurs.
What if I am not running on an x86 kit?
You should be sure to make note of your using a non-x86
architecture. You should also set the platform to your appropriate
platform. Last, you should add the architecture team alias to the
CC list for the bug. This is the architecture name at gentoo.org,
ex. email@example.com. This ensures that not only the Games
team, but also the developers on the architecture team which your
problem is occurring get all of the information as quickly as
When should I open a new bug rather than comment on an old
You should always open a new bug unless your problem is producing
the exact same error, you have tried the workarounds or fixes in
the ebuild, and your error is occurring on a same-versioned ebuild.
Do not make comments on an already resolved bug if you are seeing a
similar problem in a newer version of a game, as this makes it hard
to track individual problems. You should also never add a comment
about a new version of to an existing bug about the same package.
When is it appropriate to ask when a bug will be resolved/a new
ebuild will be added?
Never. Bugs are worked on by their priority given to them by
the developers themselves. All of the Games team are also
developers in other areas of Gentoo, and Games bugs are
never as critical as a toolchain or release bug. Bugs do
not get forgotten. They will go in eventually. If the bug is for
a new ebuild, we suggest putting the ebuild into a local overlay
and adding yourself to the CC on the bug. Asking when the bug will
be closed is not only selfish, but quite rude to the developers
that volunteer their time to try to make Gentoo better for
everyone. While your bug may be very important to you, we have a
larger view of what we have on our own plates and are better able
to make decisions on how to spend our own precious time to best
help Gentoo.
Should I report a bug on an ebuild that does not have the
proper KEYWORDS for my architecture?
Not if you want the games developers to like you. We will not
support games that do not have proper KEYWORDS. More than likely,
the game does not work on that architecture, which is why it
doesn't have KEYWORDS. The only exception to this rule is if you
are also providing a patch to fix the game for your architecture.
Patches are always welcome.
This download is too big. Can we make it download the
No. In general, ebuilds are designed to be used as if one is
not upgrading from a previous version. As soon as we start having
people download version $foo and patch $bar, people complain that
there is a $foo-$bar distfile. We can't please both camps, so we
simply do not offer incremental downloads. While this can be a
pain for users on dial-up, it makes things easier on us.
Want to help?
If you want to get involved with improving Gentoo's gaming
experience, we'd like to hear from you! The main thing you'll want
to do is be active on
Gentoo's Bugzilla. A good start is to provide patches or ebuilds to bug
reports that have already been filed by other users. Simply adding new bug
reports is helpful in getting problems resolved in the long term, but does not
help get them resolved in the near term. Also, please join games project
members in #gentoo-games on irc.freenode.net.
There is also a HOWTO
for writing proper games ebuilds. You will definitely want to read
it if you plan on contributing as it is the standard by which games ebuilds are
written. This information is in addition to the standard ebuild policies and
Page updated 27 July 2006
Summary: The Gentoo Games Project manages the game categories (dev-games, games-*) in Portage.
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Charles E. and Darleen A. Swingle will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house reception from 1-4 p.m. EDT April 28, 2013, at Salem United Methodist Church, 1651 Salem Church Road, Covington, Ind. The event is being hosted by their children.
Charles E. Swingle and Darleen A. Galloway were married April 28, 1963, at Salem Methodist Church in Covington. The Rev. August D. Stork officiated.
Charles retired as a machinist from Olin/Flexel and as an assistant manager at True Value Hardware. Darleen retired as a registered nurse from Provena United Samaritans Medical Center.
The couple's children are Matt and Kris Swingle of Oakwood, Tammy and Tony DeMoss and Kim Eaton of Covington. Their grandchildren are Allyson, Rebecca and Seth DeMoss and Jacob and Zachary Eaton.
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For the first time ever, minority births have passed the 50% mark in delivery rooms across America. That birth announcement came from the Census Bureau last week, confirming the tipping point of a long-building trend: minorities have become the new majority – at least in the under one-year-old set.
While non-Hispanic whites are still the majority in the overall population, growth is on the side of minorities. In the last Census year alone, minorities in general accounted for 93% of America's population increase.
The number trending is clear. Meanwhile, the social implications are in flux as the impact of change settles into the framework of attitudes and how we see ourselves as Americans. Our national reaction is a mash-up of expanding openness and increasing tensions.
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44% of adults strongly agree that "It's a shame that we are losing our national identity because of foreign influences."
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KHARTOUM, Sudan (BP) -- Persecuted Sudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim is staying at the U.S. embassy in Khartoum, Sudan, for her safety, she told CNN by phone, and is unable to leave the country that in May condemned her to torture and death because of her faith.
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MOSUL, Iraq (BP) -- Iraqi Christians came under fire again as the bloody campaign of Islamic militants spilled over from Syria into Iraq's northern cities last week.
"All the faithful have left [Mosul]. Who knows whether they will ever be able to return."
-- Archbishop Emil Shimoun Nona
An estimated 10,000 fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (the Levant), also known as ISIS and ISIL, advanced rapidly on Mosul and other northern Iraqi cities, such as Tikrit and Kirkuk, leaving a wave of destruction in their path and sending the Iraqi army reeling in panic. By June 15, ISIS terrorists had begun to approach Baghdad. Iraqi soldiers, policemen and government officials captured by ISIS have been summarily executed, as have some Chaldean Catholics, according to reports from sources inside the besieged region. Those same sources claim nearly all of the remaining Catholics have fled Mosul. "All the faithful have left the city," Archbishop Emil Shimoun Nona told the Catholic World Report. "Who knows whether they will ever be able to return." Since the United States invaded Iraq in 2003 to overthrow Saddam Hussein, nearly 1 million Christians have left the country. An estimated 500,000 remained in the northern portion of the country among the Chaldean Catholic community, which has existed there for 2,000 years. Nona said there were "35,000 faithful living in Mosul" in 2003. "Three thousand were still there in early 2014," Nona said. "Now, probably no one is left there and that is tragic." Haitham Jazrawi, pastor of Kirkuk Evangelical Church, confirmed the report. "Ninety nine percent of the Christians have left Mosul," Jazrawi told World Magazine June 10. The region's Catholics have been under pressure for some time, according to Catholic News Service. The agency quoted an Iraqi Catholic identifying himself only as "Danny," who said Christians "have been the objects of kidnapping, torture and killing by extremists, hoping to extort money from us or to force us to convert to Islam, for several months." Father Khalil Jaar, who is responsible for aiding Christian refugees who have reached Amman, Jordan, told Catholic News Service that ISIS forces have killed many Christians, but also Muslims who oppose their efforts to impose strict Sharia law. "All the people are suffering. But as we are a minority -- minority Christians -- it is normal to suffer more than others. But even the Muslims are suffering from these fanatic people," Jaar told CNS. "They don't have mercy on anyone, Christian or Muslim. The only answer they have is to kill them." According to the newspaper La Stampa, whose Vatican Insider project reports daily on Catholics around the world, at least one church under construction in Mosul has been demolished and the fourth-century monastery of Mar Benham is in the hands of ISIS militants. Vatican sources published the e-mail correspondence of a Dominican friar in the area, who told his superior the situation was "critical and apocalyptic." "They murdered adults and children. Hundreds of bodies have been left in the streets and in the homes, without any mercy," the Dominican friar wrote in his e-mail. If not killed for their faith, Christians who remain in occupied Mosul will likely see the imposition of a "dhimma" by ISIS if the group holds onto the city, just as Syrian Christians experienced when the Islamists took control of the ancient Christian city of Raqqa in March. Under a dhimma, a protection agreement much like those between mafia families and businesses, Islamists agree to offer "protection" to religious minorities in exchange for money. If the agreement is not signed, subjects are faced with the choice of converting to Islam or facing the sword. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported in March that Christians in Raqqa, Syria, had signed the agreement, which committed them to a biannual tax of "four gold dinars" -- about $500 per person. In addition to being required to practice Christianity behind closed doors, Christians in Raqqa were told to follow 11 other directives in order to keep the agreement with their Muslim overlords. Among those directives, Christians were prohibited from building new sanctuaries or restoring ones damaged in the civil war there, and they were forbidden from aiding any faction or government opposed to ISIS, Haaretz reported. The U.S. State Department condemned the agreement in Raqqa as a violation of "universal human rights." Nina Shea, writing in National Review Online, said the situation in northern Iraq shows "the religious cleansing of Christians from Iraq is entering the end game." "President Maliki is vowing that Iraq's army will regain control, but this may take time. ISIS has controlled parts of Ramadi, the capital of Sunni Muslim Anbar province, and much of Fallujah for the past six months. When the army does eventually succeed in reversing jihadi control in Mosul, it may be too late for the Christians. Once Middle Eastern Christians flee to the West, they don't return," Shea wrote. "This is a profound development for the Christian church, of course, which has had a two-thousand-year-old presence there. But it will have long-term national-security implications for the West. American political leaders have so far failed to distinguish the religious cleansing from its surrounding context of terror and conflict. They overlook the fact that religious pluralism and diversity are among today's casualties." ISIS disavows any notion of freedom of religion. The group, which began as Al-Qaeda in Iraq, has morphed into a sect deemed too violent even by Al-Qaeda's spiritual leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, who was second in command to Osama bin Laden. 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Boko Haram kills 100s; military implicated
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Stirred by a Chinese Christian's comment on the value of persecution, longtime Baptist leader Jimmy Draper asks fellow Christians in America, "Do we continue on our present trajectory of self-absorbed arrogance, confined to our self-contained little worlds and reap the inevitable consequences, or do we humble ourselves and plead with God for revival?"
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JUBA, South Sudan (BP) -- A 27-year-old Christian mother on death row for alleged apostasy has given birth to a daughter while another Christian woman is jailed in Sudan on a similar charge, Morning Star News reported.
Nigerian girls' location learned, military says
NIGERIA (BP) -- The Nigerian military has learned the location of more than 200 kidnapped Nigerian Christian girls but has not managed to free the captives, Reuters News reported, while Boko Haram continues to slaughter Christians.
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CARACAS, Venezuela (BP) -- In recent years, IMB missionaries in Venezuela have struggled to spread the Gospel amid ever-increasing difficulties. In the capital of Caracas, rampant poverty, random violence and food shortages are a part of everyday life, and simply walking down the wrong street at the wrong time can be a fatal mistake.
Moore challenges death sentence for pregnant Sudanese Christian, urges U.S. denunciation
"The use of state power to enforce belief of any religion -- Islam, Christianity or otherwise -- is outside the authority of any government."
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WASHINGTON (BP) -- The Southern Baptist Convention's lead religious freedom advocate has called on Secretary of State John Kerry to condemn the death sentence of a Sudanese Christian woman.
Boko Haram survivor exhorts Christians to 'stand strong'
WASHINGTON (BP) -- A teenage Christian survivor of Boko Haram terrorism in 2011 talked openly Tuesday (May 13) for the first time about her ordeal, expressing hope that her story would encourage Christians to persevere in persecution.
Deborah Peters, 15, said in a panel discussion hosted by Hudson Institute in Washington that Boko Haram murdered her Christian father and brother and bound her between the corpses at her home near Chibok, the same town where the Islamic terror group kidnapped nearly 300 school girls in April. "I hope if people hear my story, I think they will understand," Peters said, "and they will know more and more of what God said and they will understand what it means to stand strong and have courage." Peters was joined on the panel by Emmanuel Ogebe, a human rights lawyer with the U.S. Nigeria Law Group and expert in U.S.-Nigerian relations, who helped Peters come to the U.S. through a program established after Sept. 11, 2001, to aid victims of terrorism. While Peters' father was Christian, her mother was Muslim and fled to safety a month before the murders after Boko Haram destroyed the church Peters' father pastored. "In November, they burned his church, but still, he didn't give up and built the church again," Peters said. "So they said okay, they're gonna kill him. And they came to our house and killed him." On the night of Dec. 22, 2011, three Boko Haram militants entered the Peters home after knocking on the door. They pulled her father from the shower, demanded he renounce his faith and killed him when he refused, Peters recounted. Her father referenced Matthew 10:33 in holding fast to Christianity.
Nigerian Christians find hope amid persecution
NIGERIA (BP) -- The Nigerian church leader was secretly housing new followers of Jesus, former Muslims. When the time came for his second child to be born, he left his house to carry his wife to a clinic.
Middle East Christians need 'advocacy'
WASHINGTON (BP) -- The church and the government of the United States should act in behalf of beleaguered, often forgotten Christians in the Middle East, a broad coalition of religious and other leaders says.
Aid needed in Nigeria as attacks escalate
CHIBOK, Nigeria (BP) -- As President Obama prepares to send an advisory team to help Nigeria find more than 200 Christian and Muslim girls abducted by Islamic terrorists, Christians in the U.S can help victims and their families, said Adeniyi Ojutiku, a U.S.-based expert on Nigerian relations.
German homeschoolers still claim persecution
NASHVILLE (BP) -- One year after an appeals court denied their request for asylum in the U.S., a German homeschooling family still maintains that they faced religious persecution in their homeland and should have been protected under American law.
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The isolated showers and thunderstorms struck parts of the city Friday just hours after temperatures hit a record 111 degrees.
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A House committee Thursday rejected the Senate's Common Core bill, and said it still supports its own plan. The vote signals that Senate and House members will have to work out their differences in a conference committee before they adjourn for the year in the coming weeks.
A Senate plan could potentially keep the door open for the state to keep some of the current Common Core standards. But Sen. Jerry Tillman, R-Randolph, insisted the proposal would scrap the program.
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One of the measures will have to pass both the House and Senate before going to Gov. Pat McCrory's desk. McCrory has expressed concerns about stepping away from Common Core.
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Send a friend or loved one a live tree or rose plant to celebrate a special or meaningful event. You can also plant a small tree in your own yard and enjoy watching it grow and mature over the years.