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The final game in the series, it was released for the Super Famicom only in Japan. Released late in the Super NES's life cycle, it was never released overseas until its Game Boy Advance incarnation. In this game, Donald's triplet nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie—who do not wear their traditional colors—play a prank on their uncle and hide in the attic in hope that he might calm down. They, however, are caught inside a magical book, which is controlled inside by King Pete
A free Donald Duck, it is simple, easy to use, suitable for the whole family to play. Donald Duck puzzle has many unique game Features, game types and modes, as well as a huge selection of Donald Duck puzzle themes, all those are designed to provide very enjoyable entertainment for all ages.
The Donald Duck and Disney friends Jigsaw Puzzle Game! Features Brer Rabbit, Chip&Dale; and more!Drag the JigSaw / photo pieces to the right places in order to recreate the image!Game contains: - 25 levels of 3x3 puzzles- 30 ,, of 4x4 ,,- 10 ,, of 5x5 ,,
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A sequel to the wildly popular Donald Duck`s Quest game, this puzzler delivers more than 60 levels and five hours of brain tickling fun! Follow the story of Donald & Friends. Choose your character Donald, Uncle Scrooge, Dewey, Huey or Louie and foil Magica de Spell's wicked plan to steal Scrooge`s Dime Number One.
Donald Duck is a multi sports event game much in the style of the various track n field and Olympic games on NES and Commodore 64, though with an easier learning curve to allow for younger players to fully enjoy. Donald & his friends travel to Italy to compete against each other in the various events presented in the game. For some reason Donald now lives in New York which is located on a cloud & the Olympics had last been held in Rome in 1960. Players can either pick a single event to compete.
Donald Duck Puzzle is a puzzle game designed brilliantly to sharpen the ability. You can choose the pictures and level of difficulty that you want. Each level has different levels of difficulty. Each picture will be separated into some random pieces. You have to put them in their position correctly.
You don't have to go out in the cold to play in the snow! Disney Winter Fun is a collection of casual, challenging games featuring your favorite Disney characters frolicking in the snowdrifts. Test your snow skills by helping Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Daisy ace the winter games! Push the right numbers to carve an Ice Sculpture; build a snowman against the clock using Mickey's balancing tips, and play Donald as he dodges and lobs snowballs in a snowball battle with his friends!
Old Macdonald?s farm is a fun, educational and yet, entertaining app for your kids. This is a farm game, an animal game, fruits game or even a vegetable game that will help your kids and toddlers recognize and be familiar with the different animals, fruits or vegetables we can find in a farm. Learn the farm animals, Learn the fruits and vegetables we find in a farm and they get to test their memory skills. An educational game for 2-5 year old kids.


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9/18/2013 (1 year ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Since he said 'yes' to the invitation and call to become the successor of St. Peter, this Pope who took the name Francis has, as we say, 'cut to the chase'. The expression means dealing with the major points and leaving out less important matters or words. He has done so with love which is laced with bluntness at times. One area in which he has repeatedly done this is in his messages to the bishops and priests of the Catholic Church. He has asked them, in both his words as well as the witness of his simple life, to live their own vocation in simplicity and holiness.
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
9/18/2013 (1 year ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: St Augustine, Pope Francis, Catholic Priests, Catholic Bishops, holiness, vocations, radical Christianity, Year of Faith, Deacon Keith Fournier
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic Online) - Since he said 'yes' to the invitation and call to become the successor of St. Peter, this Pope who took the name Francis has, as we say, 'cut to the chase'. The expression means dealing with the major points and leaving out less important matters or words. He has done so with love which is laced with bluntness at times.
One area in which he has repeatedly done this is in his messages to the bishops and priests of the Catholic Church. He has asked them, in both his words as well as the witness of his simple life, to live their own vocation in simplicity and holiness. He has called them to live radically live for the Lord. The word radical means getting to the root. He invites them to live totally for Jesus Christ by living at the heart of the Church, for the sake of the world. He asks them to examine every aspect of their lives; even to the point of the kind of automobile they drive.
The principles, insights and pastoral directions he has offered priests and bishops in his homilies, allocutions, spontaneous remarks and lifestyle choices are also applicable to deacons and all consecrated religious. In fact, they are applicable to all the faithful of the Church who in any way participate in the leadership of the Church. We are all called, in accordance with our own state in life, to live in gospel simplicity. That includes having a right relationship with the goods of the earth.
During this 24th week in Ordinary Time in our Liturgical cycle, the Office of Readings in the Liturgy of the Hours, or breviary, has offered us all reflections from St Augustine which the good Bishop addressed to pastors and leaders in his time. Lest we think that Pope Francis is unusual in the way which he 'cuts to the chase', I offer below an excerpt from todays Office of Readings from Augustine's sermons to Pastors.
St. Augustine on the Example of St. Paul
From His Sermons to Pastors
Once upon a time, when Paul was in great poverty and shut up in prison for proclaiming the truth, the brethren sent him what was necessary to relieve his poverty and meet his needs. He wrote to thank them:
It was kind of you to share in my troubles. I have learnt to manage on whatever I have. I know how to live in plenty and how to live in want. There is nothing I cannot master with the help of the One who gives me strength. All the same, it was good of you to share with me in my hardships.
He rejoices, not so much at having his wants relieved as at the generosity of his friends. Thus he shows them what is truly good about their action; for he does not want there to be shepherds among them who feed themselves rather than their sheep.
What, then, was he asking for? It is not that I wish for your gifts, but that I demand that you should be fruitful. Not, in other words, that I should be filled, but that you should be not empty but abundant.
If you cannot, like Paul, earn your living by the work of your own hands, then by all means relieve your wants by accepting the milk that your sheep provide; but never neglect the weaknesses and needs of your flock. Do not seek to do well out of it, so that you appear to be proclaiming the Gospel only because you need the money.
Give the light of the Word to the people who need illumination. For you are like lamps, as Scripture says: Let your loins be girded and your lamps lit, and No one lights a lamp to put it under a tub; they put it on the lamp-stand where it shines for everyone in the house. In the same way your light must shine in the sight of men, so that, seeing your good works, they may give the praise to your Father in heaven.
Now then, if a lamp is lit for you in your house, you add oil to make sure it doesn't go out. On the other hand, if a lamp full of oil fails to shine then it does not deserve to be put on the lamp-stand: it may as well be smashed at once. So the means of living must be offered only as an act of charity and accepted only out of necessity.
The Gospel must not be like something that is bought and sold, the price being the preachers' livelihood. If you do sell it like that then you are cheapening a thing of great value. Accept the relief of your wants from the people, but receive the reward of your preaching from the Lord; for it is not right for the people to reward their pastors for serving them in the gospel of love. Let the pastors look for reward from the same source that the people look to for salvation.
Why are these pastors being rebuked? What is the charge against them? It is that they take the milk and clothe themselves with the wool but neglect the sheep from which these things come. They care not about Christ's interests, but their own.
St. Florian
St. Barbara
St. Ann
St. Gerard
St. Isidore the Farmer
St. Anthony
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Joseph of Cupertino
St. Brigid of Ireland
St. Matthew
St. Joseph
St. Benedict
St. Mark
St. George
St. Clare
St. John the Baptist
St. Christopher
St. Jude
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James was the son of Zebedee and brother of John. From faithful stock, we see in this encounter that some forms of zeal may indeed be genetic. In fact, the zeal in both of these brothers caused the Lord to name them the Sons of Thunder.(Mk 3:14-17) However, human ... continue reading
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In April 2013 Haruki Murakami published Shikisai o motanai Tazaki Tsukuru to kare no junrei no toshi ("Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage"), his first novel since the acclaimed 1Q84 (2009). The book immediately became a national best seller, reinforcing Murakami's persistent popularity. Unlike the Orwellian 1Q84, it was a realistic story of an architect in his 30s who tries to figure out why his good high-school friends broke all ties with him after his first year of college. The work, with its main plot of teenage memory and the death of the protagonist's lover, somehow seemed reminiscent of Murakami's Noruwei no mori (1987; Norwegian Wood). In September Murakami published Koishikute ("Beloved"), an anthology of short stories that included his translations of nine love stories by others together with his own new love story "Koisuru Zamuza" ("Samsa in Love").
The Akutagawa Prize, awarded twice a year to the best work of fiction by a promising Japanese writer, for the second half of 2012 went to Natsuko Kuroda's ab Sango ("a-b-3-5"; first printed in the literary magazine Waseda Bungaku in September 2012). At age 75 Kuroda was the oldest writer ever to receive the prize. The story was built on a collection of fragments, which proved to be the obliquely connected memories of a daughter regarding her early life with both her parents, the death of her mother, and her later life. More noteworthy than the story's plot, however, was its style. The experimental work—written horizontally rather than vertically (as was customary for Japanese literary works), using many hiragana (a cursive script) instead of kanji (characters adapted from Chinese writing), and borrowing the punctuation marks of alphabets rather than those usually used in Japanese syllabic writing—challenged most Japanese readers. For the first half of 2013, the Akutagawa Prize was won by Kaori Fujino's novella Tsume to me ("Fingernails and Eyes"; first printed in the April issue of Shincho), which was also a family story told through the eyes of a daughter. Fujino's story, however, was a second-person narrative that examined a man's lover through the eyes of his three-year-old daughter.
Jun Ikeido's banker stories Rosujene no gyakushu (2012; "Revenge of the Lost Generations") and Oretachi baburu nyūkōgumi (2004; "We Bubble-Economy Wonders") became best-selling novels after they were adapted for television under their protagonist's name, Hanzawa Naoki. The weekly series was phenomenally successful.
Other remarkable literary works of 2013 were Shino Sakuragi's Hoteru Rōyaru ("Hotel Royal"), a collection of seven short stories that was awarded the Naoki Prize (a twice-yearly prize for the best work of popular fiction), and Banana Yoshimoto's travel story of two lonely women, Sunakku Chidori ("Chidori Snack Bar").
The Yomiuri Prize for fiction went to Yōko Tawada's Kumo o tsukamu hanashi (2012; "Cloud Catching Story") and Masashi Matsuie's Kazan no fumoto de (2012; "At the Foot of the Volcano"); the Kenzaburō Ōe Prize went to Yukiko Motoya's Arashi no pikunikku (2012; "Picnic in the Storm"); the Tanizaki Prize was awarded to Mieko Kawakami's Ai no yume toka ("Such as a Dream of Love"); and the Booksellers Award was given to Naoki Hyakuta's Kaizoku to yobareta otoko (2012; "A Man Called Pirate").
Deaths in 2013 included Toyoko Yamazaki, best-selling author of Two Homelands and other stories; Shōtarō Yasuoka, prominent story master; Shinpei Tokiwa, translator and Naoki Prize winner; and Inada Nada, psychiatrist and humour writer.
World literary prizes 2013
A list of selected international literary prizes in 2013 is provided in the table.
|All prizes are annual and were awarded in 2013 unless otherwise stated. Currency equivalents as of July 1, 2013, were as follows: €1 = $1.301; £1 = $1.521; Can$1 = $0.950; ¥1 = $0.010; SEK 1 = $0.149; DKK 1 = $0.174; and 1 Russian ruble = $0.030.
|Nobel Prize for Literature
|Awarded since 1901; included at the behest of Alfred Nobel, who specified a prize for those who "shall have produced in the field of literature the most outstanding work in an ideal direction." The prizewinners are selected in October by the Swedish Academy and receive the award on December 10 in Stockholm. Prize: a gold medal and a monetary award that varies from year to year; in 2013 the award was SEK 8 million.
|Alice Munro (Canada)
|International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award
|First awarded in 1996; this is the largest international literary prize and is open to books written in any language. The award is a joint initiative of Dublin City Council, the Municipal Government of Dublin City, and the productivity-improvement company IMPAC. It is administered by Dublin City Public Libraries. Prize: €100,000, of which 25% goes to the translator if the book was not written in English, and a Waterford crystal trophy. The awards are given at Dublin Castle in May or June.
|City of Bohane by Kevin Barry (Ireland)
|Neustadt International Prize for Literature
|Established in 1969 and awarded biennially by the University of Oklahoma and World Literature Today. Novelists, poets, and dramatists are equally eligible. Prize: $50,000, a replica of an eagle feather cast in silver, and a certificate.
|Rohinton Mistry (Canada), awarded in 2012
|Man Booker International Prize
|TThis prize is awarded every other year (beginning in 2005) to a living author of fiction of any nationality who writes in English or whose work is widely translated into English for the body of his work. The prize is supported by the Man Group PLC. Winners are announced in midyear. Prize: £60,000.
|Lydia Davis (U.S.) (2013 award)
|Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award for Literature
|This award, first bestowed in 2003 by the government of Sweden, is given annually to one or more living authors who, in the words of the organizers, "in their writing have produced literature for children and young people of absolutely the highest artistic quality and in the humanistic spirit associated with Astrid Lindgren." Organizations that contribute to the literary welfare of children and young people are also eligible. Prize: SEK 5 million.
|Isol (Argentina)
|Commonwealth Writers' Prize
|Established in 1987 by the Commonwealth Foundation. In 2012, under a relaunched plan focused on new writing, there was one award of £10,000 for the best first book submitted, as well as an award of £5,000 for the best unpublished piece of short fiction. In each of the five regions of the Commonwealth, one prize of £2,500 is awarded for the best first book, and one prize of £1,000 for the best unpublished short story.
|Commonwealth Book Prize
|The Death of Bees by Lisa O'Donnell (U.K.)
|Commonwealth Short Story Prize
|"We Walked on Water" by Eliza Robertson (Canada) and "The Whale House" by Sharon Millar (Trinidad and Tobago)
|Regional winners—Book Prize
|Sterile Sky by E.E. Sule (Nigeria)
|Island of a Thousand Mirrors by Nayomi Munaweera (Sri Lanka)
|Disposable People by Ezekel Alan (Jamaica)
|The Last Thread by Michael Sala (Australia)
|Europe and Canada
|The Death of Bees by Lisa O'Donnell (U.K.)
|Man Booker Prize
|Established in 1969, sponsored by Booker McConnell Ltd. and, beginning in 2002, the Man Group; administered by Booktrust in the U.K. Awarded to the best full-length novel written by a citizen of the Commonwealth or the Republic of Ireland and published in the U.K. during the 12 months ended September 30. Prize: £50,000.
|The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton
|Costa Book of the Year
|Established in 1971 as the Whitbread Literary Awards (from 1985 Whitbread Book of the Year); Costa Coffee assumed sponsorship in 2006. The winners of the Costa Book Awards for Poetry, Biography, Novel, and First Novel as well as the Costa Children's Book of the Year each receive £5,000, and the winner of the Costa Book of the Year prize receives an additional £30,000. Winners are announced early in the year following the award.
|Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel (2012 award)
|Women's Prize for Fiction
|Established in 1996 and known through 2012 as the Orange Prize for Fiction. Awarded to a work of published fiction written by a woman in English and published in the U.K. during the 12 months ended March 31. Prize: £30,000 and a bronze figurine called the "Bessie."
|May We Be Forgiven by A.M. Homes (U.S.)
|Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award
|The prize was first awarded in 2005 and recognizes a collection of short stories in English by a living author and published in the previous 12 months. The award is organized by the Munster Literature Centre in Cork, Ire., and is underwritten by the Cork City Council. Prize: €25,000, shared by the writer and the translators (if any).
|Tea at the Midland and Other Stories by David Constantine (U.K.)
|Bollingen Prize for Poetry
|Established in 1948 by Paul Mellon. It is awarded to an American poet every two years by the Yale University Library. Prize: $150,000.
|Charles Wright (2013 prize)
|PEN/Faulkner Award
|The PEN/Faulkner Foundation each year recognizes the best published works of fiction by contemporary American writers. The award, named for William Faulkner, was founded by writers in 1980 to honour their peers. Prize: $15,000.
|Everything Begins and Ends at the Kentucky Club by Benjamin Alire Sáenz
|Pulitzer Prizes in Letters and Drama
|Begun in 1917. Awarded by Columbia University, New York City, on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board for books published in the previous year. Five categories in Letters are honoured: Fiction, Biography, and General Nonfiction (authors of works in these categories must be American citizens); History (the subject must be American history); and Poetry (for original verse by an American author). The Drama prize is for "a distinguished play by an American author, preferably original in its source and dealing with American life." Prize: $10,000 and a certificate for each award.
|The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson
|Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar
|Embers of War: The Fall of an Empire and the Making of America's Vietnam by Fredrik Logevall
|Stag's Leap by Sharon Olds
|The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo by Tom Reiss
|General Nonfiction
|Devil in the Grove: Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys, and the Dawn of a New America by Gilbert King
|National Book Awards
|Awarded since 1950 by the National Book Foundation, a consortium of American publishing groups. Categories have varied, beginning with 3—Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry—swelling to 22 awards in 1983, and returning to the following 4 in 2001. Prize: $10,000 and a bronze sculpture in each category.
|The Good Lord Bird by James McBride
|The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America by George Packer
|Incarnadine: Poems by Mary Szybist
|Young People's Literature
|The Thing About Luck by Cynthia Kadohata
|Frost Medal
|Awarded annually since 1930 by the Poetry Society of America for distinguished lifetime achievement in American poetry.
|Robert Bly
|Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) Awards
|The ALSC, a branch of the American Library Association (ALA), presents a series of awards each year for excellence in children's literature. The two best-established and best-known are the following:
|The Newbery Medal, first bestowed in 1922 (the oldest award in the world for children's literature), honours the author of the most distinguished contribution in English to American literature for children. The award consists of a bronze medal.
|Katherine Applegate, for The One and Only Ivan
|The Caldecott Medal, first bestowed in 1938, is awarded to the artist of the most distinguished picture book for children. The award consists of a bronze medal.
|Jon Klassen, for This Is Not My Hat
|Governor General's Literary Awards
|Canada's premier literary awards. Prizes are given in 14 categories altogether: Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Translation, Nonfiction, and Children's Literature (Text and Illustration), each in English and French. First awarded in 1936. Prize: Can$25,000.
|Fiction (English)
|The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton
|Fiction (French)
|Quand les guêpes se taisent by Stéphanie Pelletier
|Poetry (English)
|North End Love Songs by Katherena Vermette
|Poetry (French)
|Pour le désespéres seulement by René Lapierre
|Scotiabank Giller Prize
|Founded in 1994 in honour of literary journalist Doris Giller to "highlight the very best in Canadian fiction." The award is granted to the author of the best Canadian novel or short-story collection published in English each year. Prize: Can$50,000.
|Hellgoing by Lynn Coady
|Büchner Prize
|Georg-Büchner-Preis. Awarded for a body of literary work in the German language. First awarded in 1923; now administered by the German Academy for Language and Literature. Prize: €50,000.
|Sibylle Lewitscharoff (Germany)
|P.C. Hooft Prize
|P.C. Hooft-prijs. The Dutch national prize for literature, established in 1947. Prize: €60,000.
|A.F.Th. van der Heijden
|Nordic Council Literature Prize
|Established in 1961. Selections are made by a 10-member jury from among original works first published in Danish, Norwegian, or Swedish during the past two years or in other Nordic languages (Finnish, Faroese, Sami, etc.) during the past four years. Prize: DKK 350,000.
|Profeterne i Evighedsfjorden by Kim Leine (Denmark)
|Prix Goncourt
|Prix de l'Académie Goncourt. First awarded in 1903 from the estate of French literary figure Edmond Goncourt, to memorialize him and his brother, Jules. Prize: €10.
|Au revoir là-haut by Pierre Lemaitre
|Prix Femina
|Established in 1904. The awards for works "of imagination" are announced by an all-women jury in the categories of French fiction, fiction in translation, and nonfiction. Announced in November together with the Prix Médicis. Prize: not stated.
|French Fiction La Saison de l'ombre by Léonora Miano
|Strega Prize
|Premio Strega. Awarded annually since 1947 for the best work of prose (fiction or nonfiction) by an Italian author in the previous year. The prize is supported by the beverage company Liquore Strega and Telecom Italia. Prize: not stated.
|Resistere non serve a niente by Walter Siti
|Cervantes Prize for Hispanic Literature
|Premio Cervantes. Established in 1976 and awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Culture for a body of work in the Spanish language. Announced in November or December and awarded the following April. Prize: €125,000.
|Elena Poniatowska (Mexico)
|Planeta Prize
|Premio Planeta de Novela. Established in 1952 by the Planeta Publishing House for the best original novel in Spanish. Awarded in Barcelona in October. Prize: €601,000.
|El cielo ha vuelto by Clara Sánchez
|Camões Prize
|Prémio Camões. Established in 1988 by the governments of Portugal and Brazil to honour a "representative" author writing in the Portuguese language. Prize: €100,000.
|Mia Couto (Mozambique)
|Russian Booker Prize
|Awarded since 1992; the Russian Booker Prize has sometimes carried the names of various sponsors. Awards: 1.5 million rubles for the winner, 150,000 rubles for each finalist. In 2011 the award was for the Book of the Decade.
|Vozvrashcheniye v Pandzhrud ("Return to Panjrud") by Andrey Volos
|Big Book Prize
|Premiya Bolshaya Kniga. First given out in 2006; it is sponsored by the government of Russia and underwritten by a number of prominent businessmen, who also serve as the jury. Awards: 3 million rubles for first prize, 1.5 million for second, and 1 million for third.
|Yevgeny Vodolazkin for his novel Lavr ("Laurus")
|Naguib Mahfouz Medal for Literature
|Established in 1996 and awarded for the best contemporary novel published in Arabic. Prize: $1,000 and a silver medal. The winning work is translated into English and published in Cairo, London, and New York.
|Bayt al-Dīb ("House of al-Dib") by Ezzat el-Kamhawi (Egypt)
|Caine Prize for African Writing
|The Caine Prize for African Writing is awarded annually for a short story written by an African writer and published in English. The prize is named for Sir Michael Caine, longtime chairman of Booker PLC, the publishing company, and chairman of the Booker Prize management committee for 25 years. The Caine Prize was first given out in 2000. Award: £10,000 plus a travel allowance.
|Tope Folarin (Nigeria) for "Miracle"
|Man Asian Literary Prize
|This prize, inaugurated in 2007, is awarded annually for an Asian novel written in English or translated into English. In 2010 it was announced that, as part of a new format, the previous year's winner would be announced in spring. The prize is underwritten by the Man Group PLC. Prize: $30,000 for the author and $5,000 for the translator.
|The Garden of Evening Mists by Tan Twan Eng (Malaysia) (2012 award)
|Jun'ichirō Tanizaki Prize
|Tanizaki Jun'ichirō Shō. Established in 1965 to honour the memory of novelist Jun'ichirō Tanizaki. Awarded annually (except in 2009) to a Japanese author for an exemplary literary work. Prize: ¥1,000,000 and a trophy.
|Miyako Kawakami for Ai no yume toka ("Dreams of Love")
|Ryūnosuke Akutagawa Prize
|Akutagawa Ryūnosuke Shō. Established in 1935 and now sponsored by the Association for the Promotion of Japanese Literature; the prize is awarded in January and June for the best serious work of fiction by a promising new Japanese writer published in a magazine or journal. Prize: ¥1,000,000 and a commemorative gift.
|ab Sango by Natsuko Kuroda (148th prize, second half of 2012)
|Tsume to Me ("Nails and Eyes") by Kaori Fujino (149th prize, first half of 2013)
|Mao Dun Literature Prize
|Established in 1981 to honour contemporary Chinese novels and named after novelist Shen Yanbing (1896–1981), whose nom de plume was Mao Dun; awarded every three years. The latest awards were given on Aug. 20, 2011.
|Ni zai gaoyuan (2010; "You on the Plateau") by Zhang Wei
|Tian xingzhe (2009; "Skywalker") by Liu Xinglong
|Tuina (2008; "Massage") by Bi Feiyu
|Wa (2009; "Frog") by Mo Yan
|Yi ju ding yiwan ju (2009; "One Sentence Worth Ten Thousand") by Liu Zhenyun


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Careful, this is NY were are talking about.
Was the helicopter over 16oz?
I'd stop and frisk the helicopter to check, but it's a white helicopter and I've suddenly lost interest.
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Careful, this is NY were are talking about.
Was the helicopter over 16oz?
I'd stop and frisk the helicopter to check, but it's a white helicopter and I've suddenly lost interest.
You say that as if there was something wrong with a bias against stupid people.
yep, this is flamebait, rightly modded. who's idea was it to post a story with 'flamewar' in the summary to anything other than Idle? *sigh*
So would dumping him in the ocean somewhere in the first 5 minutes
He's an aquatic creature. There would be little point.
To be effective, he needs to be sucked out an airlock...
Yep. Yep he does.
I'd like to see an analysis of the instances quoted.
Ab-so-lutely. And frankly, I'll be more inclined to dive into said analysis when I can go to RTFA for its info, and not find it taking the form of a complaint--a whiny complaint containing heavy injections of prejudice in its own right, a la srlinuxx: "I accepted that's just the way men are. They've always been that way and they always would."
That doesn't get around the bottleneck at all.
I get nearly 2X the speed of a single drive that is limited by SATA. Theoretically, that might not be the same thing but for all *PRACTICAL* purposes, it gets around the bottleneck just fine for me
Yep, doubling your bus count usually doubles your transfer speed. *rolling eyes*
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Who would have thought you could not only eat chocolate but you can use it as a body scrub? This amazing craft is yummy and helps out with your skin. Make as many as you wish and give them as Christmas gifts in a jar. It works best at the end of a hot bath.
- 1/2 cup rolled oats
- 1/2 cup cocoa nibs
- 1/2 cup kosher salt
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- 1/2 cup jojoba oil
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- 2 tablespoons vitamin E oil
- Use a food processor or blender to grind the oats into a powder.
- Add the cocoa nibs, cocoa powder, salt, almond oil, jojoba oil, and vitamin E oil.
- Hit pulse a few times to blend.
- Store in a glass or plastic jar, and scoop out for use with a spoon or a seashell.
- Massage the scrub into skin, then rinse with warm water.
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everybody you can buy cocoa nibs online at nuts.com they always have fresh items :) ( http://nuts.com/nuts/cacao/organic-nibs.html?gclid=CNS8-9SN_a0CFbMAQAode1i4wA )
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Thanks everyone for helping with the coca nibs. I will check the whole foods store and the vitiman store you were a great help. Thanks
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Apr 09, 2011
I still haven't found out what you can use in place of the cocoa nibs in the ediable chocolate bod scrub. Can anyone help out there please? Thanks
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Apr 09, 2011
@Silverchakra, If you do a search online you can find where to buy them locally, but they are sold at vitamin and raw food stores. And of course, as with anything, you can buy them online!
Apr 05, 2011
I still haven't found out what I can use in place of cocoa nips. Please help. tThank you
rburke 2981498
Apr 04, 2011
Is there anything that i can use in place of the cocoa nibs. I want to make it for wedding shower. Thanks
rburke 2981498
Apr 03, 2011
There was never an answer to the question someone posted about where to purchase chocolate nibs. Could the author of this recipe please respond to that? Thanks!
Mar 22, 2011
My daughter and I agree - this might never make the bath!
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Feb 28, 2010
Vitamin E and Sea Salt are natural preservatives. Sea Salt is a bit rough on the face and not recommended.
Jan 16, 2010
Does this concoction need a preservative?
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What was this fertilizer?
Several years ago, my mother-in-law brought us several bags of rose fertilizer that were unlike anything I've seen before or since. It came in large clear bags, was brownish green and looked like little rabbit pellets about 1/2" long.
For each rose, you took about 1 cubic foot of the stuff and made a mound around the rose directly against the stem (these were tree roses). There was no mixing into the soil or watering required nor did it burn the roots. We did this at the start of the season and the mounds lasted at least three months. It worked great and seemed to do a really good job of enriching the soil as well.
Does anyone have any idea what this might be? I don't need a specific product name, I'm just wondering what it was and how I can find more of something like it.
(If you're wondering why I don't just ask her, it's because as soon as I did, she would insist on buying it for us and doing all the work herself. Helpful people can be so annoying :)
Sounds like alfalfa pellets from the feed store. It has an analysis of 3-1-2. A cubic foot sounds pretty heavy-handed. I've used 2 cups every 2 months as a primary fertilizer.
Tree rose trunks are gnarly old canes. Young canes of regular roses might not be able to take that treatment.
Sounds like alfalfa pellets but I have never heard of anyone using them like that before. As mentioned above I don't think canes on a rose bush would be able to take having all that alfalfa piled directly on them. They'd rot. Most people scatter the alfalfa and scratch it in just like any other fertilizer.
Unless you live in a wet climate like mine, I'd water them in. They don't work unless they're wet enough to start decomposing.


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French Montana's new single, "Pop That," is the latest rap single that's basically scientifically engineered for Hot 97 dominance, and it certainly goes for broke, feature-wise (Rozay, Drake, and Wayne. Yow). It rides icy-sounding, Lex Luger-esque production and the lyrical content fixates on strip clubs, as you had probably surmised from a glance at the cover art up top. Stream it below.
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Extension to Big Assist Programme
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations and the Big Lottery Fund have announced that the Big Assist programme to support infrastructure organisations has been extended
Closing date - 5pm on 24th April
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BIG published a discussion paper, Building Capabilities for Impact and Legacy, in December 2011 about how they can help voluntary organisations to build their skills, confidence and capabilities. This latest report summarises the responses to that paper and details the next steps that BIG will take with their Building Capabilities for Impact and Legacy framework.
Their framework supports their mission to ensure that Lottery funding bring improvements to communities and the lives of people most in need by building the capabilities of voluntary and community organisations. They drew on learning from a wide range of sources about capability building in developing our framework. A key strategic lesson was to be clear about the purpose of spending Lottery money to build the skills and confidence of voluntary and community groups and social enterprises.
Over the period up to 2015, BIG will focus on providing 'pre grant' and 'in grant' support for organisations linked to their funding initiatives. The aim of pre grant support is to focus on those groups which work with the communities most in need or of importance to their strategic impact or which have great ideas, but need to develop their skills, systems and confidence in some way before they can fund them. This will mean that they receive better quality proposals, and hence maximise the impact of funding.
In grant support is to develop the capabilities of organisations while they are receiving grant funding from BIG. This will not only enhance their ability to deliver the projects successfully, but also make them more effective and able to sustain their work even after their grant finishes. BIG will focus on three areas where in grant support can make the biggest difference – supporting organisations to engage in continuous improvement of their organisational capabilities; responding to crisis; and planning for the future after their BIG grant finishes.
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Is this the end of infrastructure as we know it? Blog by Richard Caulfield, VSNW Chief Executive
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations and the Big Lottery Fund have announced that the Big Assist programme to support infrastructure organisations has been extended
Defra (the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs) has confirmed that it will maintain its investment of £2.3m in the ACRE Network for 2015/16
The Department of Health, NHS England and Public Health England have launched a review of their funding of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector which helps to improve the health and wellbeing of the nation's population
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The latest consumer confidence figures are out, and they show New Yorkers relatively more optimistic about the future than people in the rest of the nation. But their feelings about the current situation aren't as positive. According to the latest statewide survey by the Siena Research Institute, out this morning, New Yorkers' future confidence index […] [Read More]
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When the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce announced the finalists for its annual Small Business Council awards this morning, it helpfully provided background information on the companies, including what it said were last year's annual sales for one of them, X-Ray Optical Systems Inc. of East Greenbush. A second release followed in the afternoon, instructing […] [Read More]
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It's been a year since reports first surfaced of a plan to bring produce nonstop on special refrigerated trains from the Pacific Northwest to the Capital Region. Now, the company that plans to operate the trains is looking for workers. Railex is hiring packers, forklift operators, clerks, machine operators and packing supervisors as it prepares […] [Read More]
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The newest edition of "Just the Facts" from the Public Policy Institute of New York State Inc. paints a dismal picture of upstate job trends over the past decade or so. In just about every job category, New York — and the upstate region in particular – lagged national growth rates. New Yorkers are becoming ex-New Yorkers, […] [Read More]
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First Columbia is turning to its tenants at Century Hill Plaza and Riverhill Center to raise money for the American Cancer Society's childhood cancer programs, throwing a barbecue luncheon Wednesday during its fifth annual tenant appreciation day at Century Hill Plaza. There, it will ask Century Hill tenant companies to make contributions. A continental breakfast […] [Read More]
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With the rise in gasoline prices, farmers' corn crops have a whole new market. And that could make corn as important to New York farmers as it is to farmers in Iowa and other states. Late last month, Perdue Farms Inc. Chairman Jim Perdue and other executives were in upstate New York looking over the […] [Read More]
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State Human Rights Commission member R. Natarajan has issued orders asking the State Police Chief to keep away a sub-inspector from law and order duties for three years.
According to an SHRC release here, the order was passed against Thrissur Vellikulangara sub-inspector M.I. Baby following a complaint from Congress mandalam president T.M. Chandran.
Mr. Chandran approached the commission stating that Mr. Baby was harassing him after Mr. Chandran refused to help him to transfer the Chalakkudy Deputy Superintendent of Police and the Kodakara Circle Inspector, who Mr. Baby alleged were implicating him in false cases.
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Mr. Baby denied the allegations before the commission.
However, the commission found out from a report submitted by the Thrissur district police chief that there were several other complaints against the SI.
Observing that Mr. Baby was not behaving in accordance with the dignity of the post that he held, the commission ordered that he be kept off law and order duties, in order to preserve the respectability of the police force, and till he repented his actions.


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Florida State University is poised to benefit from passage of the pre-eminence bill, which Gov. Rick Scott signed into law Monday, April 22.
The Florida Legislature passed the measure earlier during the current legislative session that will designate Florida State and the University of Florida as "pre-eminent" universities and provide each school with an additional $15 million a year for the next five years to hire faculty members and escalate research.
"We are extremely grateful that the governor and Florida Legislature have embraced this important measure, which sets high standards of excellence and then rewards the universities that meet these standards," said President Eric J. Barron. "Florida State University is committed to providing a cutting-edge education to the residents of Florida while ensuring that our graduates have highly successful careers. This measure will most certainly assist us in these areas."
"Currently, Florida State and the University of Florida would qualify as pre-eminent universities under the legislation," Barron said. "Pre-eminent universities would receive additional state support, furthering the goal of our governor and our legislature to have highly-ranked, nationally-competitive universities for the citizens of Florida while maintaining accessibility."
U.S. News & World Report ranked Florida State as the nation's most efficient public university in December because of its success in providing students with a quality education despite having fewer financial resources. Florida State also ranks high on the U.S. Department of Education's "College Scorecard," which evaluates schools on their affordability and value.
The latest U.S. News & World Report rankings place Florida State at No. 42 among the best public universities across the nation. The university has developed a comprehensive plan to increase the ranking to the top 25.
Florida State's "Top 25" proposal calls for an increased state commitment of $75 million divided into $15 million increments over the next five years. The university would match, through philanthropy, the state's commitment dollar for dollar with targeted investments in four areas: science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) initiatives, entrepreneurial programs, career preparation and increased retention and graduation rates. New efficiencies will add to the university's potential to invest in quality.
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The Following OU Kosher Advisories and Alerts were released by the Orthodox Union's Kosher Division on the date indicated.
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Kosher Alert Chocolate Toffee PistachiosBrands: Santa Barbara Pistachio
Products: Chocolate Toffee Pistachios
Company: Family Pistachio Farm, Santa Barbara, CA
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This product contains dairy as indicated in the ingredient panel, and is certified by the Orthodox Union as an OU D – Dairy product. Some labels were printed without the D – Dairy designations. Corrective actions have been implemented.
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Products: (1) Strawberry Yogurt with 9 Whole Grain Granola, (2) Blueberry Yogurt with 9 Whole Grain Granola
Company: The Yofarm Co., Naugatuck, Ct
These products are being reformulated and will no longer bear the OU-D symbol. Products produced prior to the reformulation may still bear the OU-D symbol. Consumers should always check products for a kosher symbol before buying.
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Vstrecha Restaurant located at 98-98 Queens Boulevard in Rego Park printed menus with an OU symbol on it. The Orthodox Union does not certify this restaurant. Corrective actions were implemented.
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7-Select Steak Lover's Flavored Potato Chips, sold in 7-eleven stores, are certified by the Orthodox Union and contain dairy ingredients, as indicated in the allergen statement and ingredient panel. Some packaging have a plain OU without the D – Dairy designation. Corrective actions have been implemented.
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Organic Traditions Dark Chocolate Sacha Inchi Seeds are not certified by the Orthodox Union and bears an unauthorized OU symbol. Corrective actions have been implemented.
Kosher Alert American FarmerBrands: American Farmer
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Company: American Farmer Brands Inc. Brooklyn, NY
American Farmer popcorns are certified by the Orthodox Union. Some are pareve, with a plain OU symbol and some are dairy with an OU D symbol. American Farmer popcorn is being sold in 24 pack boxes with a plain OU on the box. The box contains properly labeled varieties of both pareve and dairy popcorns. Corrective measures have been implemented.
Kosher Advisory Darrell LeaBrands: Darrrell Lea
Company: Darrell Lea Confectionary Company, Kogarah Australia
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Video Premiere: Here We Go Magic: "Collector"
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This video, from director Nat Livingston Johnson, gives Brooklyn indie rockers Here We Go Magic's BNM'ed, krautrock-informed track a retro makeover. The film stock looks like a VHS tape that's been rotting in your mom's basement for the past 15 years, and the members of the band have the thousand-yard stares we're used to seeing in ancestral post-punkers. Watch the clip below or at Pitchfork.tv.
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In the Fall's new video for "Bury Pts. 1 + 3", directors ThirtyTwo film the latest lineup of the deathless Manchester punk band moving in slow-motion against a stark background. If you thought frontman Mark E. Smith looked like some sort of reptile before, wait until you see him, in extreme close-up, moving at quarter-speed. It's scary!
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In Avi Buffalo's color-saturated new video for "What's in It For?", the super-cute Cali indie freshmen play and frolic in the great outdoors while psychedelic CGI plants grow and undulate around them. Then some flying jellyfish show up to the party. The track is from Avi Buffalo's self-titled debut album on Sub Pop.
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Video Premiere: Flaming Lips: "Powerless"
By Tom Breihan on April 14, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. EDT
The video for the Flaming Lips' damaged six-minute Embryonic psych jam "Powerless" involves a girl tied to a chair and a curious monkey. It starts out tense and drawn-out like Once Upon a Time in the West, and then it turns completely inexplicable like Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Lips frontman Wayne Coyne co-directs, alongside longtime Lips visuals guy George Salisbury. Watch the video below or at Pitchfork.tv.
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By Ryan Dombal on March 25, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. EDT
The new single from hotly tipped Modest Mouse devotees Suckers is called "Black Sheep". Feel free to stream or download it above. The track is featured on the Brooklyn band's forthcoming debut LP, Wild Smile, due out on Frenchkiss June 8. Suckers are heading out on a massive North American tour with label mates Local Natives soon; check here for dates. And if you like "Black Sheep", you can support it financially when it goes up on iTunes March 30.
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You know a video is long when it includes multiple dream sequences. The new video for Sunset Rubdown's "Dragon's Lair", from writer/producer/director Throne Boogie, runs nearly 11 minutes and doesn't feature any actual dragons. Instead, it consists mostly of prettily shot footage of an adorable little kid running through wintery meadows and riding a horse. But there are also a couple of parts featuring a witch-looking lady in the sky. You figure it out.
Watch the clip, from Sunset Rubdown's BNM'ed 2009 Dragonslayer album, below or at Pitchfork.tv.
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In director Marcus Sรถderlund's video for British group the xx's skeletal love jam "VCR", a pretty young couple tenderly and carefully break into a room, smash it all to pieces, and then light a fire. Then they kiss. Romantic! You can watch the clip below or at Pitchfork.tv.
"VCR" also has a new remix courtesy of shapeshifting producer Matthew Dear, which can be downloaded below. And speaking of the xx and remixes! During his radio show with Thom Yorke last night, DJ Gilles Peterson mentioned that the band will remix I'm New Here, the forthcoming album from the legendary soul singer and spoken word artist Gil Scott-Heron. The remix has been confirmed as being in the works. Interesting pairing!
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The freaky folk-funk home recording artist Merrill Garbus is better known to the world as tUnE-yArDs, and her debut LP, BiRd-BrAiNs, was one of our favorite albums of last year. In the new video for her track "Real Live Flesh", Garbus and some face-painted friends get about as flirty and silly as lo-fi home recording artists ever get.
On February 8, Garbus' label, 4AD, will put out a UK-only 7" and digital single for "Real Live Flesh", with a track called "Youth" as the B-side. That's the cave-painting-looking cover art above.
Watch the video below, or at Pitchfork.tv. (For more "Real Live Flesh", Pitchfork.tv also has a live in-studio performance of the song.)
Premiere: Ruby Suns: "Cranberry"
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On March 2, sunny New Zealand psych-pop outfit the Ruby Suns will release Fight Softly, the follow-up to the BNM'ed 2008 LP Sea Lion, on Sub Pop. (It's out March 8 in the UK on Memphis Industries.) That's the space-bar-averse cover art above.
Talking to Pitchfork back in October, frontman Ryan McPhun described Fight Softly as "probably the opposite" of Sea Lion: "I used a lot more synths. And there's a shitload of effected guitar on it. But I didn't use a lot of live drums. Going into it, I wanted to use organic sounds but I didn't want them to sound organic, which is the opposite of what a lot of people do. It's safe to say the new stuff is more bass-y."
Right now, we're getting our first taste of how the more bass-y Ruby Suns sound. Click below to stream or download "Cranberry" from Fight Softly. (UPDATE: The album version has been replaced with the radio edit.)
Shortly after the album hits, the Ruby Suns will tour North America, bringing glo-fi youngster Toro Y Moi along for the ride. They've also got a few New Zealand dates scheduled for next month We've got the band's full touring itinerary below.
Video Premiere: Field Music: "Them That Do Nothing"
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After updating the firmware of the Allshare cast dongle, (by the way, my S3 has the latest jelly bean on), it will say Allshare is closed. At the same time, the red LED that was flashing would be solid red now (not flashing). Unplug the power (miniUSB) from the dongle, count to 10 and plug it back. The dongle should be showing a solid red LED now. Press and hold the button at the back of the dongle for about 15 seconds and the red LED should be flashing now. At this point, you can restart your phone just in case. Or just disable the WiFi and then enable it on your S3. Now, go to the dongle, press and hold the button for one or two seconds, the flashing red LED will change to solid BLUE. Now, go to your S3, turn on AllShare. It will detect the dongle. Tap on the detected device on your S3..... lo and behold....it connects!!!!!! Just to repeat, I have not downloaded or mod my S3 in anyway.
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Okay I have a meeting on Friday to pick the food and beer. I'm allowed 5 choices of any kind of beer. I live in the northeast, and the distributors have decent choices. So what beer to soothe the masses and the beer-o-philes and everything in between?
I was thinking for IPA (that's what I enjoy)
Stone Ruination or Founders Centennial
I need to get a water beer in here someplace I guess. Bud Light, Coors? Then maybe a blonde or a stout?
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A wheat beer - 1/2 bbl
An Irish Red - 1/2 bbl
An IPA -1/4 bbl
A stout - 1/4 bbl
Barley wine for me and SWMBO. (I am making 61 bottles in 6.3 oz bottles. We will share 1 bottle on our wedding day then 1 bottle every year on our anniversary. Should neither of us live long enough to finish the last bottle, we will gift/will it to family members to have on their wedding day.)
apple and mulberry wines and there will be other wines as well (both mothers make them!)
A 1/2 bbl of Bud light
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I once went to a wedding that used Victory Prima Pils as their "light" beer selection. I couldn't have been happier.
Personally I would like to keep it local so my ideal selection would be
Victory Lager
Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA
Lancaster Brewing Strawberry Wheat
Yuengling Light
Stegmaier Porter
All of those should be pretty cost efficient and are some of my favorites.
Have fun and congrats.
Thanks for the congrats! Also I guess cost is not an issue because she said any beer (within reason). Also I'm in super agreement on the Pils, and pretty much your whole list. I forgot all about Yuengling Light. Keeping it local makes sense. Maybe some Troegs as well.
Next to the music this is the hardest decision for me. "The boss" makes the decisions that count, I just gotta show up I guess.
I got married in May, in Fair Haven, NJ, and the place allowed me to choose my beer selection as well. I went with Cricket Hill American Ale from Fairfield, NJ, and Victory Prima Pils, Easton, PA. They supplemented with Sam Adams Boston Lager and a BMC version of a Belgian Wheat. People really liked having the Micros.
I didn't want to get greedy, so I only chose two. If I had five, I still would have stuck with the Sam Adams for name recognition, added a good Belgian Style White (Allagash) or American Wheat (Troegs Dreamweaver) and maybe a hoppy Amber like Troegs Hopback Amber.
The day goes fast, so have fun and good luck,
Allagash White, Sam Adams, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and then whatever the hell you want since it's your day, dammit.
Sam Adams Boston / Light and Summer Ale can appease most of the masses, then I would go with a Dogfish Head 90 minute or 60 minute IPA, Magic Hat #9, and I personally like UFO Raspberry Hefeweizen, and if you can get it (I live in Maine so we have different choices) a Sea Dog Bluberry Ale. I wouldn't get anything too exotic, cause if your family is like mine, there has to be something mellow for everyone. Basically:
A lager
A wheat
An IPA or IIPA
A flavored /porter
and if you must a Bud/Coors(maybe Blue Moon?)/Miller/Heiniken.
Then maybe bring some of your own stuff.
My theory would be a good hoppy, malty, balanced, flavored, and then an "unflavored" bud or something.
Also great suggestions, thanks. Yeah five is a lot it's kinda making me mental honestly. How does this look?
Dogfish Head 60 min IPA or Troegs Hopback Amber Ale
Victory Prima Pils
Flying Dog Porter
Yuengling Light
Sam Adams Lager
Jeez we have not even received all the replies yet and nobody has declined. I was kinda hoping some people would bail. So we are on the way to being more than expected, sorry But I will drink some beer for everyone. Gotta try and sneak a bunch out! After all; it is paid for.


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Members of the outlawed National Democratic Front of Bodoland have been
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Many are still missing and nearly 400,000 people are in makeshift camps after being displaced by the July riots.
Bodo separatist rebels have attacked Bengali Muslims over the past several years, along with other non-Bodo minorities since 1992. Their goal is to create a Bodo majority in their perceived ethnic homeland. Hundreds have been killed, the worst violence reported in 1996-97, when about a quarter of a million people were displaced.
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Those fleeing the violence have beseeched rulers to let them stay in their adopted homelands. Sixty-three-year-old Rehana Bibi begged India's ruling Congress Chief Sonia Gandhi to let her and others like her remain in refugee camps.
"We prefer to stay in these government-aided camps though we don't get enough to eat or space to sleep. But that is better than constantly living with the threat of death," Rehana told Gandhi.
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India's situation bears parallels to Myanmar's Rakhine province, where Rohingya Muslims, sometimes called "Bengalis" in that country, have suffered heavy casualties in fights with Buddhist Rakhines. Most of those killed have been Rohingyas, although some Rakhines are also among the dead.
"And like in Myanmar, so in Assam, nativist passion runs high against these Muslims. They are demonized and held responsible for all the woes faced by the indigenous peoples," Samir Das, an author who has written on Assam says. "They are seen as encroachers on indigenous lands and resources."
However, Rohingya say they are indigenous to Myanmar's Rakhine province (previously Arakans), but many Burmese, including President Thein Sein, believe they are settlers from what is now the Chittagong region of Bangladesh, and say they should be taken out.
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♔♔♔ The Ducati ST2 is equipped with electric fuel pump which is volumetric and has rotating lobes, with the motor immersed in the fuel. It is a brush motor immersed in the fuel. It is a brush motor energized by a permanent magnets. The pump has a non-return valve which prevents emptying of the fuel circuit when the pump is not running. It also has an over-pressure valve which short-circuits the intake when the pressure exceeds 5 bar. This prevents overheating of the electric motor. Following diagrams shows the Ducati ST2 Fuel System Circuit.
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New York Red Bulls mulling over deal for former Leeds man Paul Connolly
Jul 4, 2013, 2:09 PM EDT
New York Red Bulls are weighing up a deal for former Leeds defender Paul Connolly, who is looking for a new club after The Peacocks released the 29 year old earlier this summer.
The 6'1″ right back came through the youth ranks at Plymouth Argyle, helping them achieve promotion to the First Division (i.e. The Championship) in 2003-04. He left Plymouth for Derby in 2008, where he finished the season with 49 appearances in all competitions.
The next season proved a difficult one for Connolly, who fell out of favor with manager Nigel Clough, eventually being loaned to Sheffield United for a seven match spell in 2010 before being transfered to Leeds later that summer.
In his two years at Leeds, Connolly made 58 appearances, fluctuating between spells in the Starting XI and spells on the bench. Injuries and a loss of form resulted in Connolly being transfer listed twice, joining Portsmouth for a four game spell in 2012 and Preston North End for 15 matches this past spring.
Currently out of contract, Connolly would be a free signing for the Red Bulls and could add some brawn and depth to the right side of coach Mike Petke's defense where Brandon Barklage and Kosuke Kimura have split time this season.
A number of English clubs are also keeping tabs on Connolly's situation.
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