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Dane Orr
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- Names David everyone calls me Dane. In second year at Aberdeen doing law. Its tough but life's good
Most excited right now about: exams being over!
Whats going on at the moment: well its exam time coming up, that sucks but its nearly summer time which means, working hundreds of hours at tesco... wait a second...
- Music
- I like a bit of everything to be honest:- Kanye T'the, tenacious D, the killers, maximo park, hard-fi, death cab, journey, michael jackson! If i had to name a favorite id have to say "The Heebie Jeebies" who are awesome live!!
- Films
- DieHArd! Zoolander, Gladiator, JAWS, armaggedon, list goes on
- Sports
- Well believe it or not i am Technically on a basketball team And i suppose i play golf.. Are computer games a sport?
- Scared Of
- I am scared of broken bones as well as sharks.
- Things i like
- Food, Partying, Sleeping, Playing, - Countdown, Crisps, Films i know will be bad as long as there is guaranteed to be gunfights and/or car chases and/or explosions and/or stabbings if set in the past, a good example recently would be 300. GUITAR HERO
- Most Hate
- I took off the bit about Mrs A im over it, Also not too keen on: Films with a "Deep meaning." Opinionated people who force there opinions on me, ie vegetarians, environmentalists, feminists. EA
- Computer Games
- Nintendo- Zelda, resident evil, games where the gameplay is better than the graphics, nintendo is a good bet but gotta love a bit of GUITAR HERO *updated* dont play nintendo anymore became a fashion accessory, its all about 360 now, playing: COD4, GTA and ninja gaiden... and still guitar hero.
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- 6/20/08
hey you phoned me twice last night souning drunk and once asked for matt. i hope you are ok. love Ben x
Thank you! for the unprovoked comment, and your heeded advice. I do like moonlit scenes. Noone would make a profile of those other things. Well I at least changed it. When do your exams finish? Im thinking of getting a 360 after mine for GTA IV, good idea?
Louise M4/17/08
heyy, havnt left u a comment on this thang in ages howz ur ribs/back /toe , anythng else to the list!?! how was ur week back home, did u work to gain back wat u splashed out on in busc or have u developed a taste for online gambling. i hope not. i saw u arrivn back but u wer in ur car n i was crossn the car park with mum and sis in tack. xxx
Tartan Army Proud to be Scottish4/17/08
congrulations on getting 100% on our tartan army group http://www.bebo.com/bebotartanarmy quiz Scottish Inventors You have won luv for getting 70% or over xxx
Lauren Hunter3/17/08
hey dave!!! how you doing?? not seen u in ages hows Uni?? see much of Naty?? luv you x x x x
urban dictionary says gfg is good fucking game. but that doesnt make sense.. Are you back in dumfries for easter or easter hols? if so when are they?
just found jack's bebo page, he hast no friends
Finbarr Taylor3/12/08
Hey Dane. How you doing man? I'll probably give you a random phone in the next couple days. Aint spoken to you for ages! Fin
Alex Orr.3/8/08
Daaaaaaaaaaaavid, hows the deen? I got an A for my maths prelim!! Waaaaaaaaaaaaay! And a 1 for my English (H) Followin' in yer big smart footsteps ehhh? xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hey man, I know you dont use bebo at all but I was wondering if you are heading to standrews for this scott/mo party? I am somewhat undecided so far, but would like to see the guys. I told someone I loved you by the way. hope thats not weird.
Lizzie Roberts2/7/08
Hey Dane, I'm running the Glasgow 10K in May this year and would greatly appreciate it if you could all sponsor me, all donations gratefully received! I'm running for Arthritis Care Scotland, which is a charity close to my family and has been of great help and support in recent years. It's so easy to sponsor me, you can do it online by clicking on www.justgiving.com/lizzieroberts or find me in person and fill in my form. Thanks for all your support Liz
btw dane, im damm impressed by your score on ma quiz. 88% is true love man. disappointed ya reckond i didnt make any three pointers tho... do you not remember when i had an open court infront o me n i stopped, turned n looked at coach n took the shot anyway? damm he was pissed, he was all up in my face like "Cruz, if you do that again your ass is guna be glued to the bench" that shit was wack dogg.
im not too chufd wit ya banter dane, not too chufd at all. you dont hear me making jokes bout your smoking hot sis. well many at least. its understandable tho cos your sis is proper h.o.ttt whereas mine is only 7. i know your only messin dogg. il be up your neck o the woods ta play hockey sumtime soon id imagine so il give ya a shout when that day comes.
hey boyo, how was ya lil ski trip?
I know you probably won't check this till after you go back to uni, but luke is getting wide and mo needs someone to teach him how good miami vice is, and lewis needs your wisdom and I need someone to tell me something not tainted with a harsh truth. I dunno about ali, not really seen him around...
Alex Orr.12/24/07
i love my davie!! Merry Christmas [this makes up for not getting you a present.] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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While out doing press for the period piece Amazing Grace, Mr Fantastic (also known as Ioan Gruffudd) provided just a peek into what fans can expect of the second Fantastic Four movie: Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Although Gruffudd began the discussion by saying he wasn't really allowed to talk about FF2 very much, he did a great job of talking the film up without giving away a ton of information.
Are you allowed to tell us any information about Fantastic Four 2?
"Well, I had a phone call this morning from Fox saying, 'Will you stop talking about the movie so much and stop ruining it for everyone.' So, what I can tell you, as the title suggests, it's the rise of the Silver Surfer and that's it (laughing). At the beginning of the movie we are embracing our powers, sort of coping with living in the public eye, so that's an exciting element of it. There's an aspect of the movie where we sort of toy with the idea of not being superheroes anymore because it's such a responsibility. Then, of course, the Silver Surfer arrives and the world is looking to us to help save it again.
As far as a movie, I think it's a much better movie than the first one because that was sort of an origin movie. We were trying to sell it to a wider audience and not just cater to the fans. So, I think the fans were slightly disgruntled with the first movie because it took so long to get into it. And we were working out the difficulty of presenting four or five different effects together working simultaneously. This one, we start the movie with a bang and it doesn't relent till the end. It's a real roller coaster of a ride."
Did you take it personally that there were 'disgruntled fans' after the first film?
"No, you can never do that. I don't listen to that. You're never going to please everyone. As an actor I've always said, 'Half the audience is going to love you, half is going to hate you, so just live with it.' It's easier that way. "
Were you ever worried with the four central characters and Dr Doom, that adding Silver Surfer and Galactus would be too many characters?
"I don't know. We've established Dr. Doom and the four of us so that's fine. I think the Silver Surfer is such a great character. You need somebody of that nature to come and steal our thunder."
Did you watch the trailer yet?
What's your opinion of the fact the studio's pushing the action sequences?
"I think it's very smart of them. It just proves how far our franchise has come from that origin movie. Now, this movie is full of those sequences. They know best how to market these things and get bums on seats."
How has director Tim Story changed since the first Fantastic Four movie?
"He's a lot more confident now, as we all are. We're sitting comfortably in the skin of our characters. We know each other. Because we are friends, it has made it easier to work together. When we did the first movie, we were just figuring each other out and Tim also, but now we're a family. It gives us a lot of confidence to do this movie."
Was there ever any doubt in your mind that there would be a sequel?
"Certainly, there was doubt. You don't know. You sign up for three movies and, of course, you wish to do the three. But it is a business and it is all dependent on the box office . Thanks to the fans and general movie-going public, the movie was a success."
Is the second Fantastic Four of a bigger scale?
"Absolutely, on every level. There are so many more effects shots in this movie compared to the first one."
Was it a more difficult shoot?
"It was harder because of the weather in Vancouver. It was slightly harder this time around. There are a lot of exteriors. But, it was more fun of a shoot because we were all so much more comfortable with one another."
Has the studio shown Fantastic Four more love after the box office success of Ghost Rider?
"I haven't heard a word from them until this morning when they said, 'Stop talking about the movie.' I think no news is good news because the last time around, they were on the phone almost immediately. 'Reshoots, we've gotta fix this. Gotta fix that.' So this time I guess they're sitting on something really special. I don't know."
You aren't kidding? The studio asked told you to stop talking about the movie?
"Yes. What was happening is my mind was on this [Amazing Grace] and somebody asked me about it. I go, 'Oh yes. Blah, blah, blah…' and then thought, 'S**t, I shouldn't have said that. That's spoiling the whole movie and then nobody needs to come and see it.'"
Was there one straw that broke their back?
"What I'm saying is there is a presence of Galactus. That's all I'm allowed to say."
But that would have gotten out anyway.
"I know, I know. Like they told me, 'Don't talk about Doug Jones as the Silver Surfer.' I'm like, 'But he's credited as The Silver Surfer.'"
And Doug Jones has talked about it.
"I know. I think it's to the detriment of the movie. They should be celebrating Doug Jones as the Silver Surfer. He's brought this great character to life."
What was it like working with Doug Jones?
"I thought he was under-appreciated because they say, 'Don't mention Doug.' No, no, Doug has brought this character to life and they're just manipulating what he did on set; putting that sheen on him. I thought it was wonderful, so majestic. When you meet him, he's like a beanstalk of a guy, isn't he? But his movement is fantastic, breathtaking. When I saw Pan's Labyrinth I was like, 'That's you?' It's beautiful. I just want him to have his credit where credit's due."
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BBC Worldwide has teamed up with the award winning educational iPad app, Inside the World of Dinosaurs and have revamped it into Walking with Dinosaurs: Inside their World, a graphically rich and comprehensive iPad app about dinosaurs, now available for $4.99 (US), £2.99 (UK) and $5.49 (Australia) with iPhone and Android versions to follow later this year. Voiced by acclaimed actor Stephen Fry, Walking with Dinosaurs: Inside their World is the ultimate app for dino fans, allowing users to explore the prehistoric world with the swipe of a finger.
The app features 60 expertly modelled, photo-realistic dinosaurs chosen by researchers to reflect a combination of the most popular and unique dinos to ever to have roamed the Earth. Discover the differences between a Stegosaurus and a Kentrosaurus guided by the voice of celebrated actor Stephen Fry.
"I've been involved with a few apps and games and other digital doodads, but none of them has given me as much pleasure as being the roar of Walking with Dinosaurs: Inside their World," said Stephen Fry. "Aside from the uniquely challenging issue of pronouncing the names of some of the rare species, the sheer delight in learning about the creatures themselves and the great palaeontologists and fossil hunters who envisioned and calculated so much from such scanty evidence with such brilliant scientific acuity was truly inspiring."
Developed by M5859 Studios, Walking with Dinosaurs: Inside their World takes users on an immersive journey through interactive 3D animations and authentic fight sequences that breathe life into each creature. Delving further into the app, fans can flip through articles about prehistoric life based on the latest research, while profiles on 'Dinosaur Hunters' uncover recently discovered mysteries about what life may have been like when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. All of the information within the app has been researched by Walking with Dinosaurs' expert paleontologists and each dinosaur is designed to create an unparalleled experience for iPad users.
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Matthew Snowden, Founder M5859 Studios remarked, "My fascination with dinosaurs since a child sparked a desire to share the knowledge and magic of these creatures with the world. Developing Walking with Dinosaurs: Inside their World with some of the most renowned paleontologists and dinosaur enthusiasts from around the globe has been a true labor of love for me and everyone involved."
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This item contains the updated Mass changes effective Advent 2011
This single volume is the complete source of the Bible passages and prayers that form the rich tapestry of our Mass.
The Daily Roman Missal, Third Edition presents the liturgical year's worth of Sacred Scripture, allowing the faithful to follow and delve further into the Church's holy celebration including those for the Sunday liturgies.
This new edition is updated with the guidelines of the Bishop's Committee on the Liturgy.
Click here to see sample pages.
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The Daily Roman Missal, Third Edition, durable and beautiful with a deep burgundy padded bonded leather cover and 6 ribbon markers, is both a tool and a treasure for any Catholic who wishes to learn about, love, and live the Mass more fully.
Measures 6 3/4 x 4 1/2 x 2" and weighs just over 2 lbs.
Need Help Using Your Missal? Click here for "How-To Use The Daily Roman Missal"
|stanbbb (Santee S.C, November 16, 2011)
|This is a MUST Have for the upcoming change in the New Translation of the Mass. I especially love it because it has the Sunday Readings in it also. I never learned Latin. This Missal has the Latin Translation next to the order of mass, which is Great. Now I don't have to worry about the priest asking me to Read during the week,because I now have it at my finger tips. The Con is that it does not come enclosed in a zipped cover, for protection. Other than that I love it. I will also order the Sunday Missal 3rd Edition when it becomes available.
|d9belanger (San Antonio, TX, February 1, 2012)
|During religious retreat, the chapel didn't have the alter missal. Fr. was able to use my daily missal. We presented this missal to a newly ordained priest in our parish. I use it for meditation prior to confession, the mysteries of the rosary, everyday prayers, in addition to following the Mass. I love it. Best Uses: Perfect Mass companion; Cons: sometimes hard to follow; Pros: All readings for year, Beautiful prayers, New Translation
|Ellie (Caldwell, Idaho, January 31, 2012)
|I use this at Mass and is so easy to use and everything is easy to find. I also enjoy the latin pages this is how I remember it from years ago. I also enjoy reading it during the week at home. Highly recommend it.
|Joe (Folsom, NJ, January 22, 2012)
|Great for all catholics and everyone who is should own one Pros: All masses of the year, Beautiful Book, Before and after mass prayers, Many ribbons, Name engraving
|Very pleased. (Calgary, Alberta, Canada., January 18, 2012)
|Having only just received my daily Missal, it will take me some time to get used to the layout & find my way around. The type set is very clear. Having 6 ribbon markers does away with the need to use cards, a good thing @ present as, due to new stiffness, it's difficult to insert them between pages. I like the binding & the gold embossing gives it the appearance of something of quality, befitting of a religious publication. I hope it will be with me for years to come - unless another translation is deemed necessary!
|Rich the Acolyte (Minneapolis, MN, January 17, 2012)
|The Missal is absolutely beautiful and everything I expected. And the engraving of my name on the cover makes it so special. Best Uses: Daily Mass; Pros: Engraving was outstanding, Missal is beautiful, Service was outstanding
|mama (California, January 13, 2012)
|Beautiful and very complete. Not only does it have the complete Mass but all the prayers that one needs to be a practicing Christian Catholic.
|Judith (She's in the bible) (Skagit County WA, January 13, 2012)
|This was a gift for my husband and I think he will get a lot of comfort from it. Best Uses: Daily time w/ the church; Cons: Pages so delicate; Pros: Beautiful
|Brother John Robert Paul (Wisconsin, January 13, 2012)
|I use the Daily Roman Missal as often as I can whenever I go to Church- It has many prayers for different purposes More than two ribbons which is nice to flip back and forth with to demarcate sections Clear directions for use Wonderful Illustrations Just like my missal I used throughout the 50's and 60's! Best Uses: Use it every day; Cons: None-have waited so long; Pros: Clear directions tabs, Easy to navigate and clea
|Joe (Folsom, NJ, January 9, 2012)
|I've used St. Joseph's missals prior which were easier to use than this but were not so comprehensive as to include both Sunday, Daily, and Latin masses. The only thing missing is the Hymnal, but that is a difficult order to fill. Besides this book is somewhat large already. If you never used a missal before, you may find this edition difficult to use at first. You will overcome this after a few masses. In summary, I believe this is a perfect gift for yourself or a friend that you or they will be proud to own. It will add to your mass experience to read the readings before you go and help you through the latin mass sections on EWTN. Worth the money. Best Uses: For all masses, Prep before during aft; Cons: Need to learn how to use; Pros: Also for latin masses too, Beautiful gold like edges, Complete up to date, Many ribbons to use, More info than just mass, Opt name imprinting great
|aky (upper Marlboro MD, January 6, 2012)
|its easy to use
|Retired Ken (Norwich, CT, January 6, 2012)
|I was searching for a new Missal for my wife that included the three year cycle for Sundays, the two year cycle for weekdays and the new Liturgy. When I talked to Catholic Company the women told me this Missal was what I was looking for. That was an understatement! Not only does it contain all I asked about but is absolutly beautiful. I had my wife's name and church embossed in gold leaf, beautiful. The leather cover, the six place keeper ribbons, and the ease of use enhance the joy of participation in the Holy Mass.
|Terry (Spring, Texas, January 6, 2012)
|My first visit to the Catholic Company was great. Easy to navigate and find what you want. Order process was smooth. I'll be back. Pros: Embossed Name very nice, QUALITY IS EXCELLENT, Size is just right
|Jim (Arlingotn, VA, January 5, 2012)
|Using it daily allows you to learn the beauty of God's word. Once you get the lay out down pat, it becomes simpler to use.
|Mass Meister (Doylestown, Ohio, January 4, 2012)
|I keep this Missal on my office desk as a way to prepare myself to celebrate the coming Mass. It helps me to enter more fully into the revised translation, to reflect upon the richness of the new texts, and so be able to celebrate the Liturgy with devotion, understanding and fervor. It also enables me to look ahead at the Readings in preparation for homilies. Also, it is a wonderful resource for personal prayer and spiritual nourishment. As a priest for thirty years, I can say that the revised translation of The Mass has renewed my own priestly spirituality, and that we all now have a translation of The Mass that truly expresses the depth of The Sacred Mysteries we celebrate in the Liturgy. This edition makes it all the more beautiful and fulfilling to enter into the celebration of The Mass. Best Uses: Liturgical participation, Personal prayer, Study reflection; Pros: Beautiful artwork, Easy to use format, Good Saints Day intro, Inspiring devotions, Quality Paper, Well made book
|Diane (Sanford, NC, January 4, 2012)
|Perfect for preparing for, participating in, and reflecting upon Mass and the Catholic experience. Bought one for my mother and liked it so much, I bought one for myself.
|Chris (Somerset, NJ, January 3, 2012)
|In addition to Masses for a three year cycle, the missal contains various prayers and litanies that I have not heard since I was a child. The only difficulty that I experienced was the missal is heavier than I originally thought. It is a little hard for me to handle. But it is so beautiful that I will continue to use it and enjoy it. Best Uses: Prayers outside of Mass; Cons: Bit Hard for Older Hands, Heavier than Thought; Pros: Beautiful binding, Perfect Gold Leaf, Prayers of my Childhood, Ribbon markers
|Jim the reader (gibbstown, NJ, January 3, 2012)
|This is an excellent Missal. I enjoy it daily.
|CBrad (Zephyrhills, Fl, December 31, 2011)
|Use my missal every time I go to church, which is every Sunday and holy days! I like the longer ribbon markers and the print is very easy to read.
|Phil (Lancaster, NY, December 31, 2011)
|Wonderful Missal that in my opinion should be refined in the area of locating pages to match the appropriate Mass day and readings. I believe that they should set up a better "date schedule" listing pages to coincide with the date you are looking for. There is confusion in this area, but again a beautiful fine Missal and keepsake.
|Sue Van (Kansas City, Kansas, December 30, 2011)
|Received shortly after ordering. With a book of this size I know the print size has to be smaller, but it could certainly be darker to make it much easier to read. Best Uses: Daily Use; Cons: Printing too light
|Mary (North Carolina, December 30, 2011)
|excellent--prompt Best Uses: Daily Mass; Cons: Ribbon quality is poor; Pros: Excellent quality, Good images, Well Organized
|ronnb110 with Christ Our Lord (Western, Canada, December 27, 2011)
|With this I begin my day and end my day..... In a day filled with challenges and self indulgence, I take solace in the fact that Jesus is with me always, today and forever more.
|Karen (Iron Mountain, MI, December 27, 2011)
|Bought this Roman Missal for my husband for a Christmas present. I had it engraved on the leather cover. He was thrilled. It looks so 'rich' and the price was better even with the engraving added than one of the more popular Catholic sites. I felt it was a great deal and my spouse was so pleased!
|Donna (Moreno Valley, December 26, 2011)
|I use the Daily Roman Missal daily for the responses of the congregation and to follow the readings. I like the expanded prayers it has. I have shared them with many people! It has helped to improve my prayer life.
|Poor in Spirit (America, December 26, 2011)
|This was a gift for Christmas 2011.
|pat (Arizona, December 23, 2011)
|I go to a traditional mass.I find the missal very handy as it helps me to follow along during the rite. Pros: Beautiful Leather Binding, Easy to navigate, Easy To Read, English and latin side by side
|Kenny (Brantford ON, Canada, December 21, 2011)
|I do daily prayers morning and night and use the prayers in this Missal. They are identical to the ones I am used to saying. I find the book easy to navigate, and certainly easy to follow the Mass. I have been waiting for the Missal since I learned of the changes coming in Advent. Thanks, I'm not disappointed. Best Uses: Daily Mass, Daily prayer, Special Prayers, Sunday mass; Cons: none; Pros: Compact, Current language, Easy to follow, Prayers up to date, Same format as last one
|brooke (greenport, ny, December 21, 2011)
|daily mass Best Uses: Eucharistic ministry; Cons: A little bulky; Pros: Beautifully Made
|dragonlady221 (new york city, December 21, 2011)
|well worth the price. it will be a joy to use.
|dee (sulphur springs, texas, December 20, 2011)
|Missal very professionally done. Beautiful as well as usable.
|Lt Colonel Tom (Studio City, CA, December 20, 2011)
|I received the Missal within three days after paying for it. I take the Missal with me every time I go to Church for whatever reason--it is a guide for almost everything. It is the best, most complete Missal I have ever used!!! Well worth the cost and I highly recommend it. Pros: A handsome volume, Blessed Sacrament Visits, Catholic Prayers, Entire Liturgical year, Great Liturgical Calendar, Guide for Confession, Holy days, I highly Recommend it, Major Devotions, Many other pluses, Mass in Latin AND English, Well Organized
|Jim and Kathy (Hurst, Texas, December 20, 2011)
|We will use this missal at Mass on Weekdays as well as Sundays. Since some churches have gone back to Latin responses it is handy to have it on the opposite page as the English. Best Uses: Everyday and Sunday; Pros: Complete, Has Latin translation
|mems6kids (New Hampshire, December 20, 2011)
|Everything is easy to find and I can follow the Mass without getting lost. Thank you Best Uses: Easy to use; Cons: none; Pros: It is a beautiful book
|Janey (New Jersey, December 20, 2011)
|I have used the Daily Roman Missal for years, and was satisfied with the previous versions. Our church uses the Eucharistic Prayers for Reconciliation I and II a lot...so as they are not included in this Third Edition-- is a definite negative. Best Uses: Daily Mass; Cons: Eucharistic Prayers, No Reconciliation; Pros: A good format
|Lar (Mo, December 19, 2011)
|To quote my son It's awesome! Just what I wanted! I even had people at church oohhing over it. He couldn't be happier with it.
|Tia (Pittsburgh, PA, December 18, 2011)
|It is not as big as I was afraid it would be, even though it has both Sunday and weekday masses, so it fits nicely in my prayer tote. There are prayers, Commandments, examination of conscience in the back and lots of ribbons to mark your special places. I haven't had a chance to look at everything yet, but I am really happy I have this. It was worth the money for me.
|NEIL (NAHANT MA, December 18, 2011)
|Rege (McKnight, PA, December 17, 2011)
|I think the Ribbon Markers are too thin. I own the previous edition, and they are much heavier than these. I just hope they hold up with daily use. Other than that the Missal meets my expectations.
|golf_bug (Kalamazoo, MI diocese, December 17, 2011)
|Since I do not have the option to attend daily Mass, I have been using the missal to read the daily readings and especially like having the feast day readings for the saints. I follow my church calendar, and when it is a special day, I read those. Love the quality and look of the missal. Haven't had one since I was a kid. Best Uses: Use at Mass, Use for daily readings; Cons: none; Pros: Beautiful gold edging, Good Quality, Lots of good content
|Truth Seeker (Mount Clemens, MI, December 17, 2011)
|I feel very blest to own this Missal. I was, however, disappointed to discover it is incomplete. The first Mass at which I used this was the Optional Memorial of Juan Diego. After the Collect, there was no page to turn to for the rest of the Presidential Prayers and antiphons. Under the Common for Holy Men & Women, sections B and C are missing, which would have had the prayers for One Saint. I expect I shall find other omissions as the year goes on. Best Uses: An aid to prayer, For participation during, Preparing for Mass; Cons: Incomplete; Pros: Beautiful, Comfortable to carry, Easy to use, Extensive Prayer section, Guide for good Catholics, Luxurious
|Ed (Crestview, FL, December 17, 2011)
|Makes Mass a more personal experience. Many devotional prayers are a bonus. Pros: Everything I expected
|Grammy Linda (Turlock CA, December 16, 2011)
|It is a beautiful book.It looks lovely on a table or desk. It just draws you in to take it in hand and open it and start reading.The pages are thin and fragile so be gentle with it.I plan to use it for daily private prayer and meditation. Best Uses: Daily mass readings, Daily private prayer; Cons: Pages are very thin; Pros: Comforting to hold, Easy to Carry, Easy To Read, Soft ribbons
|Marie (Mt. Morris NY, December 16, 2011)
|This missal was beautiful. The cover was lovely as were the pages. It was just too large and heavy for me to handle. I would not recommend it for older people with any arthritis in their hands. It made me very sad to return it. Cons: Too large for me to hold; Pros: Very well done
|Clem (Cape Cod, December 16, 2011)
|Easy to use
|Popeye (New Canaan, CT, February 26, 2012)
|I ordered this missal to replace two very dated daily missals and one Sunday missal. It succeeds in consolidating all daily and weekend liturgies in one volume. To that extent it is, overall, well done. However it was described as having added: "The sixteen new saints in the Churches calendar of feast days." It has failed to do that by excluding St. Faustina. What strikes me as disappointing about this is that a number of lesser known new saints are included in the new missal such as saints: Ansgar, Polycarp, Kateri Tekakwitha, and saint Hedwig, to name a few. The publisher could not offer a good reason for St. Faustina not being included in the new missal suggesting only that it "could be politics," that is, politics within the church hierarchy. Seems to me we have enough of that and it shouldn't be carried over to a daily missal. Cons: Left out St Faustina; Pros: Consolidated prayers, Updated Mass changes, Well Organized
|Mary (Falls City, NE, February 24, 2012)
|Just what I needed to be able to attend Mass everyday of the year. Pros: Attractive cover, Easily lies open, Easy to read font, Easy to use, Enough marking ribbons, Not Heavy
|Mild Bill (St. Stephen Roman Catholic, Pensacola Fl, February 16, 2012)
|This book feels good in my hands and looks good. It is well constructed, although I wish they had use fatter ribbons. I feel like they might not last as long as the rest of the book. The Latin is limited. When I ordered this book I was expecting all the readings to be in Latin with English translations. I like to follow along with the priest during the Latin Mass on Sundays. I can't do that with this missal. Although it is good for the English Mass. I find myself still using my old 1962 version during the Latin Masses on Sundays and using this one for Weekday Masses and English Masses on Sundays. Best Uses: Weekday Masses; Cons: Limited Latin; Pros: Feels good to hold
|Ginka (New Haven, CT, February 13, 2012)
|I use the Daily Missal every day. I am very happy that I was able to find this. I was disappointed that I could not find this in the Catholic Book stores I frequent before Advent started. It is so easy to use and follow. Best Uses: Every day; Pros: Easy to follow
|Manny_Tampa (Tampa, FL, April 6, 2012)
|This is an exceptional book and a great value for the money. It is made beautifully and its pure class. The leather is soft and very well done. The pages are beautifully gold leafed. Best Uses: Daily Use; Cons: none; Pros: Exceptional Item
|Dr. Positive (Beaumont, CA, April 9, 2012)
|I use the Roman Missal each day at Mass, and find the layout to be extremely helpful (prayers before Mass, after, plus it covers special spiritual events in the life of an individual and family. I value it as I would a precious work of art. Other than the print being a bit small, it is perfect for my liturgical needs.
|Mike (East Alton, IL, April 19, 2012)
|I use the Roman Missal to follow the daily readings at morning mass and for prayer. There's also a section on how to be a better Catholic which I like to refer to. It doesn't come with a case, so I am looking for a zippered one to protect it during transport. Best Uses: The daily readings; Pros: Easy to follow, Good formatting, It has 6 bookmarks
|Violetsroses (Rio Rancho, New Mexico, May 4, 2012)
|I use this book every chance I get, I love the meditations they provide daily, along with follow at home mass when you are unable to attend services due to illness, you can still follow mass on tv without being lost. I know the book has a lot of great qualities and is a must own for anyone who wishes to grow with Christ and be close to their church again, however I wish they had some hymns included.
|Sandy (McLean, VA, May 3, 2012)
|Service and Delivery as advertised Pros: Compact, Comprehensive, Easy to use
|Patty & Lori (Cedar Rapids, IA, April 26, 2012)
|Mother has repeatedly thanked my sister & I for the birthday/Easter gift of Daily Roman Missal Third Edition! She is a devoted daily mass attendee and when the changes were made and the updated missal version was not yet available for purchase, she was resorting to multiple handouts from the various parishes she attends to follow along. She loved the personalization. Great job!
|Abraham the catechist (Las Vegas, NV, April 26, 2012)
|I use the product effective on daily masses but on sunday mass where the mass is too fast and quick like a commercial carwash i would just use the missalet as the priest still alter the wording. Best Uses: Daily masses, Not for sunday, Prayer book; Cons: bulky, Lots of unnecessary pages; Pros: Gilded sides, Nice long ribbon markers, Nice pages turn easily
|RICK-O (NASHUA, NH, May 14, 2012)
|I am a daily Mass attendee and the missal provides me with the 'play-by-play' needed to stay involved with the Mass. Easy to read. Easy to follow along with the priest. Nice to have the Latin version right along with the English version as our church offers the Latin Mass once a week!
|Cindy (Longview, March 25, 2014)
|I bought this missal as a gift for my husband. It is so beautiful!!!
|Deeper in Faith (Leesburg, Virginia, March 25, 2014)
|I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to grow deeper in their faith. Excellent for either daily mass or for reading the daily gospels. The book is large but I find myself keeping it with me. It is beautifully crafted and well worth having.
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Sharing physical activities with your kids isn't just a good way to get your heart pumping and burn calories. It's also a great way to build family bonds. When you play tag, toss a Frisbee, or join in a dance party, you're creating memories your child will treasure someday—memories of times you spent laughing and simply enjoying each other's company.
"Play is a magical time for kids and parents," says Steve Sanders, Ed.D., the director of the School of Physical Education and Exercise Science at the University of South Florida in Tampa. "It's a time when parents aren't thinking about other duties of the day, and can spend one-on-one time with the child."
Kids love to see Mom and Dad get silly. "We are big fans of chasing each other around the house," says Julie Marsh, a mother of three in Denver, Colorado. "Recently, my husband ran after me with our three-year-old on his shoulders, threatening to 'get me' with her stinky feet. And last weekend, during our baby's nap, the rest of us rolled around on the dining room floor pretending to be cats."
For the Marshes, these active games provide important shared family time. "It's hard to get all of us interested in the same thing at the same time, and it's only going to get harder as the kids grow up," says Julie. "So we take our moments of togetherness where we can get them, even if it's in an unconventional way."
Togetherness, Not Teaching
Kids also love to feel a sense of power and mastery, so it's critical to let them take the lead when you play. "Your role is to be a facilitator or guide to help your child learn about, refine, and improve physical skills," says Dr. Sanders. "This creates trust that carries over into other areas of your child's life." So allow your child to initiate the games you play together, whether it's crawling like a cat or kicking a soccer ball.
"Learn new skills cooperatively," says Sanders. He recommends letting your child practice a skill (such as swinging a bat) several times before you step in with suggestions for improvement. (This goes for big brothers and sisters too). Kids also enjoy the chance to give lessons. "My kids have been trying to teach me to hula hoop and I've been trying to teach them to jump rope," says Scituate, Massachusetts mother Laurie Schneider. "Neither of us have been very successful, but it's fun!"


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WARWICK, R.I. - Saturday is the last day of operation for the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Recovery Center in South Kingstown. The Recovery Centers in Westerly and Middletown remain open, but with new operating hours.
The new schedule, starting Saturday, December 1, is as follows:
Monday--Friday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Closed on Sundays.
Specialists from the Federal Emergency Management Agency are at the Disaster Recovery Centers to answer questions, check application status, provide information about rebuilding to lower the risk of damage from future floods, and offer referrals to other programs.
Also at the Recovery Centers are representatives of the U.S. Small Business Administration to assist both individuals and businesses with applications for low interest disaster recovery loans.
If possible, survivors should register with FEMA before visiting a Disaster Recovery Center. To register, go online to www.DisasterAssistance.gov or to m.fema.gov if using a smartphone or call 800-621-FEMA (3362), 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Those who are deaf, hard of hearing or who have a speech disability may use TTY 800-462-7585.
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This blog is home of some of the most interesting topics we have covered along the last years. One of the main focuses has been on the prescription drugs abuse epidemic but we have also discussed medical marijuana, at risk behaviours, drug trafficking and smart drugs.
Is Psychiatry a Scam?
Do psychiatric drugs really work? Is Psychiatry a perfect science? Well, according to some professionals of this discipline, the answer is no. Marcia Angell, a senior lecturer in social medicine at Harvard Medical School and former Editor in Chief of The New England Journal of Medicine, explains it clearly on a recent article appeared in the New York Review of Books. In the article she reviews three books recently published on this subject and written, in order by a psychologist, a psychiatrist and a journalist.
The Emperor's New Drugs: Exploding the Antidepressant Myth, by Irving Kirsch (2009);
Unhinged: The Trouble With Psychiatry—A Doctor's Revelations About a Profession in Crisis , Daniel Carlat (2010);
Anatomy of an Epidemic: Magic Bullets, Psychiatric Drugs, and the Astonishing Rise of Mental Illness in America , by Robert Whitaker (2011).
What emerges is how the discipline of psychiatry has changed in the last 50 years gradually shifting the focus from the mind to the brain till to embracing the idea that mental disease need psychoactive drugs and so becoming the darling of the pharmaceutical industry.
Western countries seem in the midst of an epidemic of mental illnesses. According to a large survey of randomly selected adults, sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and conducted between 2001 and 2003, 46 % of them met criteria established by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) for having had at least one mental illness within four broad categories at some time in their lives. A result that leads to think that under these standards, almost half of the population must be considered mentally sick.
And the epidemic of mental illness is not aimed to stop in North America. As Edward Shorter, Historian of Psychiatry, has pointed out, American medicine is a sort of international guideline for medical research, "what happens in the US then the rest of the world follows". Is then very likely that the american mental health model it will be rapidly exported to China and other countries where the middle class is growing and the mental health industry is still in a developing stage.
The astonishing percentage brings Angell to wonder. "Is the prevalence of mental illness - she asks - really that high and still climbing? Or are we learning to recognize and diagnose mental disorders that were always there? On the other hand, are we simply expanding the criteria for mental illness so that nearly everyone has one? And what about the drugs that are now the mainstay of treatment? Do they work? If they do, shouldn't we expect the prevalence of mental illness to be declining, not rising?".
What is sure is that in the last 5 decades psychiatry has changed a lot. In the beginning it was the Freudian model, and psychiatrists were much more interested in patients' stories than symptoms. Then, gradually, talk therapy was replaced by a biological model: mental illness equals brain disease and because brain is made of chemical connections, to fix it what you need is chemicals. Drugs.
It all started with the idea of "chemical imbalance". A theory that, as Angell explains, "became broadly accepted, by the media, the public and the medical profession, after Prozac came to market in 1987 and was intensively promoted as a corrective for a deficiency of serotonin in the brain. The number of people treated for depression tripled in the following ten years, and about 10 percent of Americans over age six now take antidepressants".
Problem is that according to many scientists, chemical imbalance theory is a scam.
"Prior to treatment - writes the journalist Robert Whitaker in Anatomy of an epidemic - patients diagnosed with schizophrenia, depression, and other psychiatric disorders do not suffer from any known "chemical imbalance." However, once a person is put on a psychiatric medication, which, in one manner or another, throws a wrench into the usual mechanics of a neuronal pathway, his or her brain begins to function... abnormally". Daniel Carlat, the Boston psychiatrist author of Unhinged: The trouble with Psychiatry, refers to the chemical imbalance theory as a convenient "myth" because it destigmatizes mental illness.
It looked very appealing to pharmaceutical manufacturers though. The industry started to work closely with some of the most authoritative faculty psychiatrists of prestigious academic medical centers. Within years, the ties between industry and academy became so strong that now, of the 170 contributors to the current version of the DSM (the DSM-IV-TR), almost ninety-five had financial ties to drug companies.
The DSM, the Diagnostic and Statistic Manual of Mental Disorders, is the Psychiatry's bible, it contains a classification and a codification of all mental illnesses. In the last 50 years, the number of diseases kept growing.
In 1952, the DSM included 128 mental diseases, then in the 1994 fourth edition, the number was 357.
The new edition, the DSM-V which is due in 2013, will probably contain many new disorders, such as "binge eating" and "restless leg disorder." It will also expand existing categories by tacking on words like "spectrum" to the end of a known disorder, Angell reports. "It looks as though it will be harder and harder to be normal," she writes. Beside the Major Anxiety Disorder, we also find the General Anxiety Disorder. And what about recurring bad dreams? That may be a Nightmare Disorder.
For every disease there is a code and a matching psychoactive drug that need to be prescribed. Problem is that, according to these authors, chances are that these drugs don't even work. First of all, explains Angell, when they have been manufactured, they were not meant to treat mental illness but they were derived from drugs meant to treat infections and were found, by accident, to be effective in altering mental states. Irving Kirsch, author of The emperor's New Drugs, claims that psychiatric drugs work just a little better than a placebo. He has came to this conclusion after having reviewed all placebo-controlled clinical trials, whether positive or negative, submitted to the FDA for the initial approval of the six most widely used antidepressant drugs approved between 1987 and 1999: Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Celexa, Serzone, and Effexor.
"There were forty-two trials of the six drugs - writes Kirsch - most of them were negative. Overall, placebos were 82 percent as effective as the drugs, as measured by the Hamilton Depression Scale (HAM-D), a widely used score of symptoms of depression. The average difference between drug and placebo was only 1.8 points on the HAM-D, a difference that, while statistically significant, was clinically meaningless. The results were much the same for all six drugs: they were all equally unimpressive. Yet because the positive studies were extensively publicized, while the negative ones were hidden, the public and the medical profession came to believe that these drugs were highly effective antidepressants".
As for Psychiatry being a perfect science, Doctor Carlat, explains that "unlike the conditions treated in most other branches of medicine, there are no objective signs or tests for mental illness, no lab data or MRI findings, and the boundaries between normal and abnormal are often unclear. That makes it possible to expand diagnostic boundaries or even create new diagnoses, in ways that would be impossible, say, in a field like cardiology. And drug companies have every interest in inducing psychiatrists to do just that".
The scam of psychiatry. Historian of medicine and professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto Edward Shorter talks on how psychiatry switched its focus from mind to brain and how DSM is more a political rather than a scientific document. Chances are, he says, diseases like depression and schizophrenia don't even exist.
Marcia Angell
The Epidemic of Mental Illness: Why? New York Review of Book
(23 June 2011) part I
(14 July 2011) part II
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Truly Julie keeps us up to date with the latest regarding James Gandolfini's sudden death at the age of 51. At a press conference a family friend confirmed that the veteran actor died of a heart attack on Wednesday June 19th, with no evidence of substance abuse or foul play. His family is now working on cutting through the red tape to get The Sopranos' actor's body back to the US from Italy.
And in other news, Truly Julie catches up with Usher! He just wrapped up his judging duties on The Voice and will soon star as Sugar Ray Leonard on the big screen. But he's also working on a new project with the Koreans...Samsung and our own Julie? Well..sort of. Usher asks Julie to go out for some Korean BBQ in LA's K-town:) She's clearly game!
Catch Usher's entire short film here: www.youtube.com/samsung.
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"Collateral Murder in Iraq." By Amy Goodman
A United States military video was released this week showing the indiscriminate targeting and killing of civilians in Baghdad. The nonprofit news organization WikiLeaks obtained the video and made it available on the Internet. The video was made July 12, 2007, by a U.S. military Apache helicopter gunship, and includes audio of military radio transmissions.
"The Obscenity of War." By Amy Goodman
President Barack Obama has just returned from his first trip as commander in chief to Afghanistan. The U.S.-led invasion and occupation of that country are now in their ninth year, amid increasing comparisons to Vietnam.
Indonesian Media Reports Journalist Allan Nairn Faces Arrest
A leading TV news network in Indonesia is reporting the Indonesian military is planning to charge journalist Allan Nairn with "smearing [its] good name." In an appearance on Democracy Now! last week, Allan exposed that US-backed Indonesian armed forces assassinated a series of civilian activists in the province of Aceh last year. Amy Goodman reached Allan earlier today just before going to air.
"Obama's Bad Prescription for Indonesia." By Amy Goodman
The health care legislative process and its frenetic endgame prompted the president to postpone a trip to the country where his mother raised him for several years of his childhood: Indonesia. While his health care bill is considered by many a huge step forward, Obama is simultaneously, and with far less scrutiny, potentially taking a huge step backward with Indonesia.
"NYC's Jihad Against Debbie Almontaser." By Amy Goodman
Debbie Almontaser has won a victory in her battle against discrimination. She was the founding principal of the first Arabic-language public school in the United States, until a campaign of hate forced her out.
Right Now: Amy Goodman Taking Online Questions at FireDogLake's Book Salon
Visit FireDogLake to ask Amy a question. Amy will be taking questions until 7 p.m. EST on Sunday.
"Rachel Corrie's (Posthumous) Day in Court." By Amy Goodman
An unusual trial begins in Israel this week, and people around the world will be watching closely. It involves the tragic death of a 23-year-old American student named Rachel Corrie. On March 16, 2003, she was crushed to death by an Israeli military bulldozer.
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
In her epic book, "The Guns of August," historian Barbara Tuchman detailed how World War I began in 1914, and how the belligerence, vanity and poor policies of powerful leaders led millions to gory deaths. We can look at that war in retrospect, as if through a distant mirror.
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Obama: "We Don't Have a Strategy Yet" on Islamic State
Video Claims to Show Syrian Forces Killed by ISIL
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43 U.N. Peacekeepers Captured by Militants in Golan Heights
More than 100 Arrested Outside White House Calling for End to Deportations
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Fumisterie - Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel
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Ratings: 78 | Reviews: 65 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by zachariaIPA:
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev +4.5%
Bottle dated November '10.
Pours a deep hazy brown with a one inch layer of tan head.
Dude, is that thick lacing or did someone hotbox my tulip glass?
Notes of hops, sweet fruit, candy, smoke, malt. Smells like a winter bock.
Diving through the thick creamy foam, hop bitterness strikes first, followed by fruit then from caramel and quickly to chocolate.
Suprisingly full flavored for a 5.5 ABV. So much character and complexity for a hemp beer. Good carbonation with a nice balance of sweetness and bitterness. This blows Buzz out of the water but still, one is enough for me.
Why do they call them fingers when I never seem them fing? Wait..woah..
05-04-2011 04:00:50 | More by zachariaIPA
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Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +5%
Served in snifter.
LOOK (3/5) ~ pours a rich copper to caramel color. Clarity is poor, the beer is almost totally opaque. The head is a bit of a disappointment, it only rose to about a half finger on a hard pour, and fell at a usual rate to almost nothing with very little lacing. Some visible carbonation on the glass.
SMELL (3.5/5) ~ The balance is malty with some spicing to it on the finish. The malt is pretty sweet - caramel and biscuity. The spicing is pretty sharper and berry like with a bit of licorice and mulling spice to it. Wierd, but there is a smell almost like fried batter in fish and chips. Hops probably play a part in the fugue, but I can't really pick out anything that stands alone.
TASTE (4.5/5) ~ I quite liked the taste. Like the aroma, the taste was a balance between the malt and the spicing. The spicing, I think, brings out a stronger caramel flavors almost like kettle caramelization. That combines well with a bit of the black licorice notes. The finish is really all about those spicy notes. I get some berry, pepper, mulling spice (clove, cinnamon, nutmeg), licorice, and a bit of pine that could be from the hops or other spices, maybe even juniper. The overall balance is sweet and malty.
FEEL (4/5) ~ medium-light body and higher carbonation. I like the high carbonation, because it dries out the finish a bit. A bit of an acid/carbonation kick at the end. I think it could have gone for a bit more of a substantial body, but it played well of the flavors. No real heat.
I liked it overall, it an interesting take on a spiced beer. It leaned pretty heavy to the maltiness so it fails as a a session beer... but it's a good sipper!
01-30-2012 20:48:40 | More by Rijtjeshuis
Ontario (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -0.6%
First of a DDC mix pack a friend of mine picked up in Montreal. It's really a shame that so few of their offerings ever make it to western Ontario...
Poured into a Duvel goblet. A nice ruby-russet hue, with about a 1/2 inch of head. Some lacing, a thin ring survives.
The nose is...different. Not necessarily a bad thing. Toasted malts (not roasted), caramel, tea, and a creamy, milk product scent. Some folks have said yogurt; I get buttercream.
Not bad, certainly flavorful. Toasted malts and caramel up front. The creaminess is countered by a grapefruit-tea hop character, giving the brew a slightly bitter finish. Not quite balanced, but certainly drinkable.
Velvety and creamy - carbonation works well here.
Actually, I weigh in favor of this brew, but there's definitely some areas of Fumisterie that need work. The taste is a little unbalanced, and the cream/butter isn't the greatest flavor. Still, a solid brew - worth trying just for the name!
05-14-2010 18:25:58 | More by JohnnyBarman
4.38/5 rDev +22.7%
12oz bottle poured into a sampling glass. Very old bottle, we think it was one of the first batches.
Pours a nice light red color with just a tinge of head. Nose is rye, very odd but suer appealing.
Taste is very earthy, light herbal taste. There's some like stem qualities to it and some light hoppiness, very good for such an old bottle.
10-10-2009 14:32:46 | More by kingcrowing
4.05/5 rDev +13.4%
Fumisterie smells, like almost every Dieu du Ciel beer I've had, very rich and malty. In this case, the malts bring aromas such as heavy brown sugars, vanilla, cookie dough, milk chocolate, dates, and richly toasted grains. In other words, the beer smells delicious: like grandma's house on a Sunday afternoon.
On the tongue, the brew is immediately sugary, but also has a surprisingly strong hints of nuts--pecans mainly, with suggestions of Brazil nuts and peanuts. Still present are the brown sugars, chocolates, and darker fruit esters, but they are joined by light apricots and a good runnel of lightly toasted grains (tasting like the scent of wet wheat), and rounded off by a well-balanced hoppy bitterness. The aftertaste is largely hops and nuts, with just a hint of fruit. Mouthfeel is medium-light, and carbonation is medium-light.
Overall, this is excellent fare, and surprisingly for its focus on nut flavors. Well worth trying.
08-06-2011 18:54:45 | More by jondeelee
Alberta (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev -3.4%
Hemp beer? My girlfriend couldn't pass up that marketing shtick...
This beer appears a clear medium copper colour, with one finger of thin white head, which leaves behind some minor webbed lace. It smells of light caramel malt, and mildly sweet floral hops. The taste is roasted caramel malt, and earthy, farm-ish hops. The carbonation is soft, the body smooth and a bit creamy, and it has an off-dry, floral finish.
A decent enough pale ale, but I don't see really where the hemp comes in - maybe in the slightly off-beat perceived earthiness of the hops?
08-06-2009 23:21:20 | More by biboergosum
4.25/5 rDev +19%
03-13-2013 17:05:21 | More by ShawneeIrish
Ontario (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev +0.8%
A bit of smoke and the nutty, turns out to be hazlenut flavour. Other than that a light pale. Drinkable, but otherwise not exceptional. A bit of head on cloudy yellow. Middle mouthfeel, what is it as understated, a bit more sweet. Easy drinking, despite a peu graininess from hemp.
02-11-2008 00:39:23 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev -2%
07-01-2013 21:37:14 | More by Kegatron
Quebec (Canada)
3.4/5 rDev -4.8%
Anxious to try this 341ml bottle.
L- Beautiful light brown. Not too many bubble rising. Lots of lacing. Thin patchy head.
S- Smelled a bit rotten at first. I then found pleasant orange slice, fruit salad smell. Something reminds me of yogurt.
T-Pretty ordinary. Ruby red grapefruit. Very little punch but leaves a pretty delicious and refreshing taste. There does seem to be an off flavor in here. That yogurt-y thing from the smell.
M- A little gross. Watery and slimy (I'm exaggerating a little to get my point across)
D-If it wasn't for the issues I wrote about this would be a highly drinkable brew.
There is something here it just doesn't seem professionally made.
01-05-2010 01:29:11 | More by Yoonisaykul
Alberta (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +13.4%
A - a swampy orange brown, fluffy tan head retained and laced respectably
S - herbal, grassy, light lemon, caramel sweetness and some light roastiness
T - hop notes of herbs and grass give way to butter toffee and nutty malt, with a grapefruit zest hop finish
M - lower carbonation, very smooth with a mix of bitter and sweet on the finish
D - unique flavour but subtle enough not to take away from the fact that it is a beer, smooth and rich
03-20-2011 02:59:23 | More by joemcgrath27
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2%
DDC: an interesting brewery that ventures all over the map in the search for interesting little-visited corners of what a beer can be. Despite having once said that I'd die fat and happy if I was stranded on an island with nothing to eat or drink but Peché Mortel (it's a meal in a glass!), it's not exactly the kind of thing you want on an everyday basis. La Fumisterie comes closer to a sessionable beer while still staying on the funky side of the usual. Pours a clear amber with a large head that dissipates quickly. Nutty, malty nose ('beery', if that's not too vague). Taste is alternately sweet and nutty, dry and malty, with a mild but definite soapy hop finish. Mouthfeel alternates between creamy and fizzy, a little too thin and fizzy for my taste. Along the way are fleeting tastes and sensations that suggest a complexity you might have missed at first, which makes it more-ish, but then it seems to get sweeter the more you drink, so that kind of puts me off a bit. An interesting beer that I'm glad I've tried, though I won't be actively seeking more of it.
05-30-2009 02:50:16 | More by stagger
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +10.6%
Poured a nice bottle bought ina 12-pack variety pack.
Poured a nice foamy head with excellent lacing overtop a amber clear brew.
Smell - faint sugars, figs and earth. Not an overpowering aroma by any means.
Taste - Starts with a sweet burst of honey they quickly builds its hoppy bitterness. The bitterness leaves just a quick and a spicy tartness lingers. very well balanced and very smooth. Perhaps some subtle sweet fruits in there as well.
Very drinkable and very refreshing as well. Like most of the Dieu Du Ciel! beers, unique, enjoyable and fantastic.
11-29-2009 01:17:40 | More by jbonapar
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +12%
11-16-2011 04:05:05 | More by eat
Alberta (Canada)
3.28/5 rDev -8.1%
Golden amber in colour with a large head of off white foam. Sticky lacing and a varey faint haze to the beer.
An earthy herbal smell, with a touch of citrus to it. Slightly musty. Interesting.
Herbal and slightly bitter in the dominant flavours. Finish has a strangeness that I've only noted before in Garrison's Nut Brown Ale, a very different beer from this one. Again a slight mustiness, almost an off flavour. Sort of sticks in your nose at the end.
Light bodied and highly carbonated, this is an lively beer. It avoids feeling fizzy or watery. Overall it isn't hard to drink. My only complaint is that one flavour in the finish doesn't really agree with me. At the same time, this isn't a beer that will turn too many heads. My thanks go to my friend Jay for the delivery of Dieu du Ciel beers.
11-02-2007 03:35:11 | More by elricorico
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2%
04-13-2012 22:59:28 | More by Mattgruv
British Columbia (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +21.8%
Appearance. Pours a hazy deep amber with almost two fingers of pale yellow-amber head.
Smell. Thick sweet malt and caramel. Some earthy hops, lemons, and a bit of roasted nuts.
Taste. Nice caramel and roasty grains with some citrusy hops. Fairly dry with some nice wet green grass and roasted nuts in the end.
Mouthfeel. Just above light in body with stronger than medium carbonation.
Overall. Nice hemp beer. Has a definite Dieu Du Ciel uniqueness with hemp flavours that you can really taste.
10-14-2011 00:34:37 | More by Rutager
Quebec (Canada)
2.65/5 rDev -25.8%
Bottle: Poured a medium amber color ale with a nice foamy head with medium retention. Aroma of herb and dry malt characteristics. Taste consists of herb and malt with a dry ending. Body is about average with some good carbonation. I have to admit that this one left me on my appetite and didnt make a big impression on my taste buds. This brewery has definitely some better beers to offer.
10-10-2007 16:44:54 | More by Phyl21ca
Quebec (Canada)
3.03/5 rDev -15.1%
Well, I expected more from this beer than what I got, I think. First, I don't smell or drink the special ingredient. It doesn't seem to be there. First, maybe I had a bad batch... however, I tried another one and get the same old, simple beer taste IMO.
The beer is amber and clear. Mainly smell I get malt with an average taste intensity of malt. The beer is light with a thin mouthfeel. Not bad, but too simple of a beer to make it oustanding. Dieu du Ciel offer better beers than that one. I'm not sure I will enjoy one some other time... one was enough IMO.
05-12-2009 01:48:03 | More by ZorPrime
South Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +11.5%
Thanks to a wonderful northern trader for sending me another top quality beer to enjoy this evening. Served chilled nad poured into a pint glass, this one was consumed on 12/15/2008.
The pour was decent, a deep amber color coming through right out of the bottle. Nice clarity in this one as well. Some carbonation bubbling up to the surface throughout did little to enforce the white head which faded very fast.
Nice aroma here with a mix of decent fruit aromas and bready grains. Nice touches of some earthy grains as well and a touch of herbal hops. This carried over well into the flavor were a medium bodied ale led the way. Smooth, though it could have used a little bit more carbonation. Started with a nice rush of sweet malts, light tones of grapes and pears and a small dose of bread like flavors coming through rather nicely. Intresting mix here as the flavor tended to get sweeter as you went on and it tasted a whole lot stronger then it actually was. Still very drinkable and quite enjoyable with dinner.
Overall a very solid beer that I would have no issues with trying out again anyday. About as solid as they come!
12-16-2008 00:51:05 | More by mikesgroove
Quebec (Canada)
3.3/5 rDev -7.6%
They mention this is halfway between an English and a German ale, apparently (this site's style) that lands you in Belgium... well it did for a couple of world wars, so why not.
Pours cooper amber, medium head that dissipates to a film, some lacing, medium to low carbonation. Aroma of english base malt and a faint note of spice, nothing offensive neither anything stiking, just a clean neutral smelling beer. Flavor, a bit of malt, also quite a bit of bitterness. Not much in the way of hop flavor, just a neutral balanced bitterness. Also some peppery spice and delicate astringent caracters that I beleive must be attributed to the hemp.
This a exellent ale, just not a "wow" beer. I'll bet this stuff would got down real easy with a nice big peice of bbq'ed jerked pork with honey glazed sweet potato, and a nice lemon olive oil/goat feta cheeze salad.
Ohhh yeah.
08-13-2008 04:59:38 | More by bloberglawp
Alberta (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -1.1%
Deep translucent amber in appearance, modest creamy white head that settles to a thin cap, lots of lacing.
Grainy yet buttery malt on the nose, honey and floral notes, wet green grass, and some rummy raisins too.
Grains and hops seem to duke it out in the flavour, although both characteristics are contained and rounded, so it's not necessarily an unpleasant ruckus. Underlying light spicy dates and hints of brown sugar, finishing with bright pockets of grassy hops but more overpowered by carmelized malt overall. It does lack cohesion and unity however.
The mouthfeel is also light, even thin, but has a smooth creaminess that lends it enough credibility.
Overall this one doesn't do much for me, the seperate flavours are there and and in decent form, but make for more of a free for all than a more inviting unity and balance which doesn't do it any real justice.
06-24-2009 07:01:28 | More by IronDjinn
Quebec (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev +18.2%
Seeing as how it won't be bottled anymore after this month, figured i'd grab a bottle for a review before there's none left. Had it with my supper, soup & bread.
Poured from a 341ml. bottle. Notches are ambiguous but the case has a bottled date of Nov. 2010.
Appearance: As i pour, foam starts very slow and i'm wondering if i'll much but near the end it balloons to a solid 3 finger head. and retains itself for a few minutes at least. Lacing around the rim and coats the glass all the way down. Color is a hazy, dark amber.
Smell: Piney hops, strong malt and caramel. Very resin-like.
Taste: Good hop bitterness upfront with strong caramel and toffee with a solid malt background. There's some fruit in there also (tropical?) and ends with a nice dry astringency.
Mouthfeel: Carbonation is a tad high but doesn't inhibit the smoothness of the body.
Drinkability: Bitterness is kept in check and allows for a pleasant drink. I like this one and would have it if seen on tap.
Overall: It seems the key with this one is freshness though mine had at least 3 months age and still tasted great. Too bad they won't be bottling this one anymore.
02-26-2011 12:22:01 | More by papat444
Ontario (Canada)
3.15/5 rDev -11.8%
12oz bottle poured into a pint glass
Appearance - pours a cloudy hazel brown colour with a generous size fluffy off white head. Appears to have some fantastic lacing.
Smell - hops and brown sugar, maybe even some molasses.
Taste & Mouth - some decent carbonation and the hops at first, then a refreshing sweetness kicks in , then a slightly bitter finish and notes of toasted oats and some sort of smokiness. Oddly enough, I only really noticed hemp when I burped.. I also picked up on the buttery flavour.
Drink - A truly interesting beer. Unlike any I've had before. Give this one a try if you happen to see it at the store.
08-15-2010 02:36:44 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +10.1%
Pours a beautiful deep amber with a one finger, slightly off white head. Loads of carbonation stick to the sides of the glass but quickly fade away. Miniscule amount of lacing.
Smell of juicy roasted malts, caramel and grassy hops with a touch of citrus.
Nice sweet malts upfront, caramel and a bit of raison accompanied by some herbal floral hops with a crisp citrus touch.
Medium bodied, crisp, clean and slightly creamy. The only thing this beer really lacked was a smooth transition from malts to hops; all the flavor was still there.
Overall, a decent offering from DDC. Flavorful and easy drinking. Couldn't really pick up on the hemp though and this beer could have been more balanced. At the same time, I would still buy another and look forward to trying more of DDC's offerings.
09-02-2009 23:13:39 | More by ludachris
Fumisterie from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel
81 out of 100 based on 78 ratings.


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Nintendo / Dabe Alan
First impressions of New Super Mario Bros. U played with the Wii U Game Pad
Nintendo's Wii U hardware fits into your home in some very odd ways. I've been testing the hardware and the first slate of games in my own home for the past few days, and it's been fascinating to see how well the console has slid into my home theater. You don't have to find your television remote anymore, as you can program the Game Pad to be used as a remote for your display. Or you can skip the television altogether: New Super Mario Bros. U is one of the games that allows you to play using only the Game Pad, no external display necessary. This is where Nintendo's innovations begin to show up. I can pick up the Game Pad while the kids are watching cartoons on the television, power on the system, and begin to play without the use of a television. If I want to hear better I can use the headphone port on the top of the Game Pad. As long as you're within range of the Wii U console, and that range seems to be around a single room away, you can play Mario U as if it were a portable title. I noticed some instances of dropped frames and freezing during my play, but I moved some things around and tried to keep line of sight with the console and that seems to have solved the problem. During one marathon session the five-hour battery on the Game Pad died and I was worried about losing my progress. Then I remembered the console itself was still powered on and I could continue the game with another controller on the television. You can switch between control methods and displays quickly and easily using the in-game menus. The Wii U offers a very strange combination of console and portable gaming with games like New Super Mario Bros. U. Let's dive in.
New Super Mario Bros. U
It's going to be hard to judge Nintendo's latest Mario game before the social features of the Wii U are activated. The campaign is fun, filled with the high quality level design and hidden secrets that we expect from Mario games, and the squirrel suit feels different from the raccoon tail and cape that allowed Nintendo to add a vertical structure to the levels in past games. Just as you get tired of the same style of levels and enemies, the game will show you something that changes the game's rhythm or forces you to deal with the environment in a new way. The overworld map feels much like it did in Super Mario World, giving the game a sense of scale and place that was missing in the discrete worlds of New Super Mario Bros. 1 and 2. Each section of the game is connected to the rest via a single map, complete with branching paths and secrets.There are layers of fun things to find and do. Every so often a character called "Nabbit" will steal a bunch of items from Toad and make a run for it. You need to travel to the level he dove into, catch up with him, and grab him. Do all that, and you'll be rewarded with an item that allows you to fly through the entirety of a level. I also found a section of the map made up of a bunch of connected nodes, with a power-up and enemies that all changed positions when I moved. It was fun trying to get to the next section of the map while avoiding the bad guys and collecting the items. Nintendo has been trying to bring life and action to the overworld maps of Mario titles in the past few games, and New Super Mario Bros. U is the company's most successful attempt. Nintendo continues to find ways to add a wrinkle or two to a well-worn but much-loved formula, and playing with the baby Yoshis and their different abilities is a good time. The graphics are now in high-definition, which is a first for the Mario series, and the improved power of the Wii U allows for some beautiful scenes. Watching a Koopa ship fly by an open window with every detail sharp and clear is an enjoyable moment, as are the levels that take place under the northern lights. The graphics don't feature much that's ground breaking, but the art is definitely improved by the increased resolution.
The extra modes
We'll have more thoughts on the game's campaign and multiplayer as we get closer to launch, but there is some real meat to be found in the game's secondary modes. You'll find speed runs, coin collecting challenges, levels where you're not allowed to touch the ground between hitting enemies, and levels that use the baby Yoshis to great effect. There are a series of competitive maps under Coin Battle where players try to grab the most coins, and Boost Rush is a form of time attack where you can increase the speed of the scrolling level by picking up coins. Many of the modes can be played with friends, but there is plenty for the solo player to do as well. There is a wealth of content to be found between these three extra modes, and once the system's online features are enabled you'll be able to compete against your friends to beat their high scores and best times. You can record your best runs and share the videos. This may be the first Mario game where a community of players builds up around the online play; I'll be able to share more details on how effective those plans turned out to be once the online system is working and I can begin to see the scores of other reviewers and press.
Should I buy a system for this?
I know people want a thumbs up or down verdict after playing with the system and one of its flagship games, but it's way too early for that. Plus, if this veers into review territory Nintendo is likely to get mad. I've only finished a portion of the campaign, have barely tested the game with other players in the same room, and have yet to be able to see the social features in action. There are too many unknowns for anything close to a verdict. The ability to play the entirety of the game with the Game Pad is very cool though, especially in a house with a wife and three kids who all want to watch or play something different. I hope more single-player games support this feature, although it's unclear how much of a selling point it will be for a wider audience. I'm also looking forward to a third-party battery or a larger battery pack; I'm ashamed to say that I ran through the five-hour battery life of the Game Pad in a single sitting. Hey, I'm working! New Super Mario Bros. U is a play for Nintendo's base; those who will always buy more hardware to see what the plumber has learned since his last game. There are enough new things to grab even seasoned players, and the challenges offer much to even hardcore players. So far New Super Mario Bros. U is a competent use of the technology, and moves the series forward in some interesting ways. I can't wait to continue playing with everything turned on and functional.