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This is a cool set with two vehicles and three minifigures. The vehicles are Wolverine's motorcycle and Magneto's helicopter. The motorcycle is pretty standard. It's grey and doesn't really have any accessories of note...Read complete review
This is a cool set with two vehicles and three minifigures. The vehicles are Wolverine's motorcycle and Magneto's helicopter. The motorcycle is pretty standard. It's grey and doesn't really have any accessories of note. The helicopter is bigger than I expected. It fits Deadpool very easily and has a cargo area in the middle. I like that the blades can be easily removed without damaging the build. The best part of this set is easily the minifigures. Wolverine is in his classic yellow outfit with black hair and silver claws. His trademark sideburns are printed on his face which is also dual printed. I like the claw pieces. Magneto has a red outfit with purple gloves and cape. He also comes with his oversized helmet. Magneto also has a detailed torso and dual printed head. Finally, Deadpool is a very awesome minifig. He has two swords, has a detailed torso, and a detailed head piece. Overall, this set is a nice change of pace from the Avengers line. It has two fun vehciles and three awesome minifigs. Thanks for reading my review. Play well!!
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Mostly Hype....seems unfinished.
As an avid Lego Collector and fan of the Marvel universe one would have the first impression that I'm going to be biased. However, the Lego fan in me can see past the Marvel ...Read complete review
As an avid Lego Collector and fan of the Marvel universe one would have the first impression that I'm going to be biased. However, the Lego fan in me can see past the Marvel hype and looks at several factors including: Price per Piece Ratio, Amount of Mini Figures Included, Play Value, and overall Design of Set. First the good. This is a separate Marvel set that has no tie-in to the Avengers movie which is a nice edition. You get 3 iconic characters from the X-men universe Deadpool, Magneto, and Wolverine which is awesome. 3 figures for a $20 set is a good value and the price per piece ratio is more or less what it should be 199 pieces at $20 is excellent value. So far so good right.....but unfortunately there are some major disappointments. First off, probably no fault of Lego this set is highly unbalanced as far as play value. 2 bad guys and a helicopter against the indestructible Wolverine. Problem is Magneto and his powers to control magnetism makes this set a lost cause. If they had included another X-men so Wolverine could at least a fighting chance. Problem is, there's no other X-men sets (yet?....Please Lego) That flaw is forgiving but the mediocre rushed design of the actual set is not. Compared with the Loki's Cosmic Cube Escape (the other $20 set) this set appears half finished at best. There was a decent amount of detail put into the front part of the helicopter but when you get to the tail end it looks like a 5 year old kid ran out of pieces and just threw it together. You got smooth rounded off pieces in the front and cockpit you mean you couldn't have put a little effort into the tail portion. The tail has no detail on it whatsoever. Not even a solid 2X10 brick but instead 2 1x10s. Why on earth would you make the tail design 2 separate pieces? It makes the design weak and easier for it to break apart. I have noticed this disturbing trend of recent Lego sets. Instead of giving you solid big pieces or decent foundations for models they have been giving smaller and smaller pieces. Instead of a 1x6 they give you 2 2x3s, in this model instead of a solid 2x10 you get 2 1x10. This makes for a weak foundation for the set.. It makes the price per piece ratio higher but it's not giving customers value for their money. We like some big pieces, we like solid foundations. The Avenger truck was awesome and unfortunately it makes this set looks unfinished. Most however will buy this set for the mini figures. Lego has always been about the experience in the building and creation not collecting the sets for the mini figures. Somehow people have lost sight for what Lego was originally about and what made it different and better than other toys. An honest rating this set is average. I hope that Lego takes this comment into consideration in future sets. I hope they also expand on the X-men universe. I'm sure all of us fans would love to see a Danger Room, Blackbeard, X-men Mansion, and definitely a Sentinel set. There's too many X-men and villains to let this be the only X-men set Pros: 3 mini figures in a $20 set Iconic X-men universe characters
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Great X-Men Starter Set
By philibuster
from Undisclosed
Comments about LEGO Marvel Super Heroes The Avengers Wolverine's Chopper Showdown (6866):
Wolverine, Magneto, and Deadpool? All in one set? Good stuff! Kind of an odd combo but fun nonetheless! My son had a great time building it and even more fun playing with it. The helicopter is huge and strangely enough, so is Wolverine's motorcycle; which I would say is the only downfall to the kit, Wolverine is tiny on the motorcycle. Other than that a great beginner set for what should be a great X-Men line-up… right Lego???
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Excellent chopper
By Benbob
from London
By Ben - aged 7 - I really loved the Wolverine Chopper because of the colour of the minifigures and the structure of the helicopter was fantastic. it's really enjoyable to build and play with. You get a good mix of mini figures.
Wolverine is here
By stormer
from swansea
I got this set earlier this year and I am surprised this is the only X-Men set Lego have made so far. Now onto the actual set itself. I like all three mini figures especially Wolverine and helicopter is awesome. All and all this is a good set.
Wolverine's Only Set
By akmusubi
from Universal City
This was my family's first step into regular legos. My kids are 5 and 3 and have been using/playing with the Duplo series so this set for more for me then them. The look of the set is fantastic and the build was quite enjoyable. My only gripe is this is the only set Wolverine is in. Unless I missed some other set, I'm quite disappointed this setting was chosen to stage such a high profile Marvel character. My kids and I are pleased Magneto and Deadpool are also in the set, but when it comes to playability the set just lacks in enjoyment. Please don't be discouraged in buying the set since it is somewhat worth buying for the characters. We just wish the bike and helo were more able to be combative.
one of the best sets ever!
By DarthVader2293
from london
This set is absolutely AWSOME!!!! I like the way Lego managed to include Deadpool magneto and wolverine. If i could ask anything of Lego it would be to include Deadpool in more sets. 10/10 for this set!!!
Merc With A Mouth!?!?
By Anonymous
from Jeffersonton
I am a BIG Lego fan and I also love Deadpool. I have been waiting for a set with Deadpool for as long as I can remember! I really hope you guys make more Sets with Deadpool! Thanks!
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By LoudNClear
from Kingsport
This set is wonderful the plane is good but a bit small and wolverines harley davidson is probably my favorite lego bike the mini figures are wonderfulmuch better then i expected but they look good and are very detailed but i would recommend this to Marvel and lego collectors everywhere.
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By TheOriginalTAHUcloNe
from Doswell
Welcome to my review. First of all, I'm a little surprised (yet happy, as I am a big fan) that Deadpool is in a Lego set for children. Of all the PG-13 characters Lego has put in sets, Deadpool just transcends that (he's definitely R-rated). Read one of his comics (if you dare), you'll know what I mean. On to the set. Wolverine's bike is very neat. The body is something I haven't seen before, maybe even exclusive. Also, I figured out that you can put his claws on the sides, to serve as storage and a kickstand. It's great to have Magneto in a set with Wolverine, as wolvie's skeleton has metal in it, and...well, do the math. Deadpool's helicopter has some storage in the back, which I like. I also have the Iron Man 3 mansion, and its helicopter has Zero storage back there, except the wings. The missile launchers can tilt Up & Down, which is nice. I also like that the missiles are just Silver, instead of neon yellow or something. It helps them blend in. Deadpool's katanas can clip to the wings/launchers, which adds a nice effect.The minifigs themselves are very true to the comics (Magneto even has a disc to fly around on), although I'm getting a little tired of the A.D.U.'s laser pistols being used in place of normal ones. One thing that bugs me is that in the "Comic Adventure" it looks like Wolverine is just whacking stuff with his claws instead of slicing them (the same goes for the box art). Well, I'll get to the Pros & Cons, with the Pros first as usual. Pros: A cool helicopter Deadpool Magneto Wolverine A cool bike Storage No stickers Cons: S.O.L.P. (Same Old Laser Pistol) Flick missiles Wolverine could use a mask
Merc with a mouth
By peto
from Beaverditch
Overall a nice helicopter good addition to the lego family. Well priced and fun to play with this set is totally worth it Pros -Spacious Cargo Hold -uncommon brick color -Snazzy bike -Inspired Minifig choice cons -Propeller does not spin smoothly -Cargo hold is just close enough to fitting two people with out being able to do so that it is infuriating -Ninja swords get in the way on helicopter
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Chopper showdown
By Jdoge77
from Sheerness
I have recently bought this set and was extremely happy with the quality and quantity. Lets start off with the minifigures that are all exclusive to this set Wolverine: great minifigure, front, back and leg printing. Double sided face ( an angry one and a sullen one). I love the claws on him and we also get a spare one. The only bad thing is that it doesn't come with his helmet like it shows on the real wolverine on the box, but I think the hair piece is great Magneto: amazing fig, love his helmet and purple cape. He comes with front and back printing and a double sided face. (One sullen and the other mad [is it to much for them to smile?]) Dead pool: good fig, what is Legos obsession with the guns from galaxy squad? Front, back and leg printing. Only one sided face though, maybe they could of had a helmet for him instead. The holder for the pack needs to be black if they want to be accurate. Overall I think that the chopper is really good, and like the colour of it. It is good that it has four propellers and movable flick missiles. Pros Good colour Sturdy Flick missiles Has wheels Big enough for two figures Easy to move propellers Cons Bit bulky No stickers The motorcycle is really good as well as it is life like and has good detail. I prefer this 3 piece build to captain Americas one. Overall a brilliant set for £20 and you can't argue with the price. The mini figs really make the set, some of the best in the line.
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on 01-01-2011 10:06 AM
Right, first of all i have no clue if this is in the right subforum, if it isen't my appologies !
Now my issue ..
First of all i have a ''ZyXEL P-2602R-D1A'' Router, if thats any help at all.
What i've done is, i have given my computer a static ip address, given my PS3 a static ip address, with all the right information, forwarded the right ports inside my router, switched on uPnP, restarted my router and PS3.
Everything seems to work just fine, i have internet, my PS3 can go online, except when playing online games, be it Fifa 11 or Black Ops, everything is still at moderate ..instead of open.
I would appreciate if someone could tell me what i did wrong and or what i need to do to fix it !
Thanks for reading !
Cheers !
on 01-01-2011 03:14 PM
Try turning uPnP off, as you've forwarded the correct ports you shouldn't need it on.
on 01-01-2011 05:40 PM
I've tried disabeling uPnP, turning of PS3 + Router but still no luck, i've been trying to google and apperently there's a lot of mention of a DMZ mode, so far i've literally looked for over 15 minutes in my router and i cant find anything mentioning a DMZ ..
I've got a Zyxel P-2602R-D1A and stil cant seem to find anything on the official page
Any help is appreciated ..cheers !
01-01-2011 07:06 PM - edited 01-01-2011 07:09 PM
The DMZ is in the Routers Firewall section.
You can download a .pdf of the user manual here.
on 02-01-2011 10:55 AM
Cheers for finding the turtorial, i really dont want to be a pain the ***** ..but unfortunatally i am >_<
I've read over the manual, trying to understand one bit of the DMZ mode/Firewall unfortunatally i stil cant find anything solid on how to put my PS3 into a DMZ.
I've upload 2 screenshots of my router, both in the firewall section, i was hoping you could take a look at them and possibily if you time, to help me out here.
on 02-01-2011 01:06 PM
Open your Router and click Network > NAT > Port Forwarding, now where it says Default Server type in your PS3's static ip address.
on 02-01-2011 03:38 PM
As you can see i've typed in my PS3 static IP into the Default Server type, restarted Router & PS3, i was really hoping that it would jump on open, unfortunately it didn't.
If you have anymore idea's, i would appreciate it, i'm clueless right now considering i've done everything that should make your NAT type go from Moderate > Open.
on 02-01-2011 04:12 PM
on 02-01-2011 04:55 PM
Try this.
Put the default server back to 0.0.0.0
Ports for Black Ops.
80 - 81
443 - 443
2005 - 2005
3074 - 3074
3075 - 3075
3478 - 3478
5223 - 5223
Ports for Fifa 11
80 - 80
443 - 443
3659 - 3659
6000 - 6000
9570 - 9570
9980 - 9989
10000 - 10500
10500 - 12500
42100 - 42199
on 04-01-2011 07:19 PM
I tried putting the default server back to 0.0.0.0 and open all the ports, unfortunately it stil shows as moderate, even when putting my playstation ip's into the dmz and opening all the ports ..gah i really appreciate all your help and tips so far ..getting desperate here.
Stupid thing just wont budge.
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Well now that the wait is finally over, I want to hear what you all think of it. I personally love it. I bought Mario 64 DS and Feel the Magic:XY/XX. The control scheme for Mario was pretty awkward at first, but I've grown used to it already. The game is so much better than the original, I've already noticed several differences and unlocked a bunch of mini games. I've yet to unlock Mario, Luigi, or Wario however.
Feel the Magic is awesome. It uses all of the DS' features perfectly. There's one game where you have to yell into the mic to get the girl's attention. Like you have to yell REALLY loud. My parents were all like "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING!?" Hahaha. It's a really funny and really addictive game, I definitely reccomend this one.
So everyone else who got one today, what do you think?
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I really like it too...... I have also noticed some differences in Mario 64 DS...... And I dont really understand everyones complaints with the controlls.....it works just fine.....sure its not quite the same with no true analog but still..... This is the only game I bought so far because I dont have enough money for more.... one thing about Mario is that the same stars that were in it before are atually a little bit different to get..... some of them take a little more effort too.... Like getting the penguin t o it's mom....you first have to go down to the very bottom and get the hat and then go all the way back to the top so that you can grab a hold of the penguin....because if you try to put him in yoshis mouth it says that he tastes bad and will give you cavities..... little differences liuke that actually change the game alot.
Oh and by the way....it looks way better than the 64.
My opinion, as a non-owner:
The DS, as it is right now and for the next few months, does not appeal to me. The game that pretty much interests me the most, Mario Kart, is not scheduled to come out until September of 2005. I was thinking Q1-Q2.... but when I saw that, I was like "holy shit". It does not appear to be as innovative as Nintendo was claiming. It just seems as though they were walking through their Hall of Fame and saw the Game & Watch collection and thought "Shit, we've still got a shitload of silver cases for these bitches, we should really put something together".
The biggest game for the system is a seven year-old port with a few new features - typical Nintendo. Not that it is bad, just typical. The game was a hit once, so why not try to make it a hit twice? Other than that the system does not seem to have much going for it. The system is about games, and all the games I want are in the distance. I'd like to have some war / strategy games to play on the go, which I think would make the best use out of that touch screen. And when I mean war game, I mean a game like "Conflict Zone", one of my personal favorites on the Dreamcast.
I also see the system's main points as being one of it's main downfalls. I mean, how do they make Tony Hawk for that system using the screen? What about Unreal Tournament or something? For certain genres / games it just does not work. For most games the bottom screen will just be for maps, far from innovative like Nintendo promised, but still useful.
Nintendo DS..... I'll see you when you're below $100 and you have many more games that interest me.
I'll see it when more games come out. I'm not worried about the price tag. I did play Mario 64 at my Gamestop today and I liked it. The feel is very good once you get used to it and the system's controls are very easy to get a fix on.
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Oh yeah, and virtually every game is going to have a $39.99 price point. Screw that, I had trouble with the $29.99 for GBA games.
^a few new features???? There are a TON of new features. I d the SNES ports on the GBA. Why do I like this mario 64 so much? Multiplayer, 30 stars, 4 different characters, and all those mini games are not good enough to be considered addons?
i love it so far. Best handheld ever for sure. I dont see how anyone could it after playing it for 10 minutes. The controls are hard to use at first, but after a while it becomes 2nd nature. At first I used the D-pad for mario, but now i use the strap, and its not that big of a hassle to use. The only issues I have with mario 64 is camera problems, but i think i will get use to that eventually as well.
The system was worth every cent though. Nintendo DS>>>>>anything else out there.
^Yeah I've had a little trouble with the camera too. Like you can't adjust it while you're moving which is annoying. But I'm getting along great so far and this isn't really something I'm too worried about. I've unlocked Mario now, can't wait to try out Luigi and Wario.
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Bought Mario 64 DS and I love it. I've been playing the mini-games so much. I just started the adventure game and found 1 star so far. I also like that Metroid game. The controls were confusing at first but I think it's gonna be a pretty tight game when it comes out.
I hate the thumbstrap. It's just so weird. I either use my right thumb to press a button on screen or the stylus.
The mini games in Mario 64 are bad ass.
Like what?Originally Posted by IEatFriedPikmin
I'll just use it to play GBA games for a while other than Super Mario 64 DS.
Dual screensOriginally Posted by Adam
Touch screen
Wireless multiplayer
Single cartridge multiplayer
WiFi multiplayer (plus online)
Built in microphone for game commands and possible voice over IP phone calls
Dual cartridge slots
Downloadable demos
Downloadable game upgrades
Long battery life
Backwards GBA compatability
Dual screens - Game & Watch
Touch screen - Palm / Pocket PCs
Wireless multiplayer - GBA (Pokemone Fire Red / Leaf Green)
Single cartridge multiplayer - GBA (Mario Kart)
WiFi multiplayer (plus online) - Not sure off hand what others do this
Built in microphone for game commands and possible voice over IP phone calls - DS, yes
Dual cartridge slots - Palm / Pocket PCs
Downloadable demos - Palm / Pocket PCs
Downloadable game upgrades - Palm / Pocket PCs
Pictochat - Innovation? Psh.
Backlit - GBA SP
Long battery life - GBA SP
Backwards GBA compatability - Certainly a nice feature to have, but not an "innovation". Gameboy Player for the GCN.
So then the Xbox has no new features I guess.
To spout Xbox fan ideology, it doesn't matter how new it is or what else uses it, this is the first to combine it all and do it well.
I got mine yesterday along with Mario 64DS
I'm loving it until now, I really got used to using my thumb in the screen as a control stick. I've found a lot of the game textures to be a lot better than the original. Just look at the bunnies or bowser. They look way better.
Oh, what other console came with a build-in harddrive that did not require memory cards to save games? How about custom soundtrack features? Built-in ethernet?Originally Posted by Viper
The DS is not "innovative" - it merely improves on what is out there.
Last I checked my N64 did.
Adam Adam Adam ... you're comparing a handheld to a console, two different ball parks.
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Fewer gardens, both exhibition and retail, and a city on the verge of a drought took some off the edge of the 2013 Ellerslie Flower Show. We have some sympathy with the critiques that say no clear theme, not enough punch, too spread out but we saw lots of people sitting happily under the trees or on the seats provided, just enjoying themselves. We've read criticism of the ticket price - though there are not many places where you can get nine hours entertainment for $40. We'd have liked more garden retail outlets - last year's "more" has turned into this year's "less". And we didn't find a garden that knocked our socks off - but we did find plenty to interest and absorb. See our review
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The Cross Timbers Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will host a presentation by the Fort Worth Zoo on a Texas horned lizard reintroduction effort that is taking place in Parker County at 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 10 at Harberger Hill Community Center, 701 Narrow St. in Weatherford. The public is invited.
The Texas horned lizard, Phyrnosoma cornutum, is protected as a threatened species in the state of Texas and is listed as the official state reptile. Perhaps more than any other native animal, the "Horny Toad" is identified with and beloved by Texans. The species is held in high esteem and garners vast support for its conservation and reintroduction into areas where it once lived. Several parties are interested in attempting a reintroduction effort, including Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth Zoo, and the Horned Lizard Conservation Society.
Horned lizard declines across north central Texas have been attributed to habitat alteration, invasive red fire ants, urban development, pesticide usage, and other factors that merit study. Although many of these ecological pressures still exist, there are native habitats that have been restored and are managed in an environmentally responsible manner, which are potentially capable of supporting reintroduced horned lizards.
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Route begins just west of Orgasm. Climb the crack up and around the pine tree to a small ledge. Route ends just above the ceiling of Orgasm.
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This is a nice lead with very solid pro.
I agree with the three star rating this site gave this climb. Some of the guide books rate it at only one star. Many of the moves require technique, and I find that enjoyable. Also, there are lots of places to set pro. These two things are why I think this rout defiantly has a three star climb
This goes a lot easier than False Alarm Jam.
Awesome beginner's lead route. Gobbles up pro. Definitely softer rating than alot of the 5.6's in the neighborhood
Excellent Climb. Definately makes a good lead with solid pro. The lower crux can be nicely protected with a small/medium stopper. The last few moves feel slightly exposed but are on great holds. -Amos
5.5 by Devil's Lake standards. Compared to Brinton's this is cake, not to mention it's Disneyland safe. Still's it's a classic and not to be missed.
I think the route deserves the 5.6 rating, while the pro is stellar, there are a few areas where a fall would not be such a good thing. I'm thinking of the 2-4 moves above the tree in the crack. Falling through this section, while you're on solid pro, you pretty much guarantee that you're going to hit the tree in some way shape or form. For the novice leader ( I include myself in this ) its a bit of a head check, and makes the route that much more enjoyable.
Andy, While your statement about the moves past the tree providing a headcheck is certainly true, it does not have an effect on the difficulty rating. By difficulty this route is significantly easier than Brinton's, Push-Mi Pull-U, False Perspective, and Full Stop all of which are probably benchmark 5.6 at DL (however if someone wanted to call Brinton's 5.7 I might not argue with them).
Foreplay is 5.5 compared to other similar routes at DL. I think it is much easier than The Bone.
James/Jay, In retrospect, I concur, the potential fall above the tree does not make the route harder. This was my first lead 2 weekends ago(not counting the 5.2 SW corner of Leaning Tower which I lead 20 mins before this route) and it was really a great time. I plan to lead Full Stop when I'm at the Lake next and really look for the differences in the crux moves. I've never been up Push-Mi Pull-U, False Perspective or Brinton's (this route is always plugged). I've done Full Stop a few times and I can think of a couple moves that are harder than Foreplay. You guys are right, it is 5.5, I just can't help but remember the first time I thruchted my way to the top of this route and thought it was super hard. The exposure on the last two moves is not to be missed!
This 5.6 is perhaps the easiest 5.6 I've ever done at DL. It's even easier than another 5.5, Pine Tree D at the Railway. But I think it really doesn't matter; insofar as the rating goes, does much of those 'moderate,' 5.9-below leading routes at DL really matter anyway? It's a great route by any measure.
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A memorial service for Natalie Whiteplum "Nat Nat" Hatch will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20, at Ertel Memorial Chapel. Interment will follow at Towaoc Cemetery.
Nat Nat was born the daughter of Frederick Hatch Jr. and Christine Bia Hatch on Dec. 16, 1991, in Cortez. She passed away on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013, at the age of 21.
Nat Nat attended Manaugh Elementary School, Cortez Middle School, and Montezuma-Cortez High School graduating in 2010. Making friends came easily to Nat Nat as she was very nice, friendly and outgoing. She loved to joke around with her friends and family. Pets, especially dogs and cats, were loved by Nat Nat and she had dreams of one day becoming a veterinarian. She enjoyed boxing, singing and dancing the Jingle Dress Dance. Nat Nat lived life to the fullest and loved every moment. She will be missed dearly by all who knew and loved her.
Surviving Nat Nat are her parents, Frederick Hatch Jr. and Christine Hatch of Towaoc; and siblings, Joshua Hatch, Erin Clark and Ian Clark all of Towaoc. She is preceded in death by her grandmothers, Pearl Alice Mills and Mary H. Bia; and grandfathers, Daniel Hatch and William C. Bia.
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Growth of the SoilThe epic novel of man and nature that won its author the Nobel Prize in Literature-the first new English translation since the novel's original publication ninety years ago When it was first published in 1917, Growth of the Soil was immediately recognized as a masterpiece. Ninety years later it remains a transporting literary experience. In the story of Isak, who leaves his village to clear a homestead and raise a family amid the untilled tracts of the Norwegian back country, Knut Hamsun evokes the elemental bond between humans and the land. Newly translated by the acclaimed Hamsun scholar Sverre Lyngstad, Hamsun's novel is a work of preternatural calm, stern beauty, and biblical power-and the crowning achievement of one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century. |
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Nutzerbericht - Stein - Goodreads*Unpretentiousy simple in style but rich in humanistic insight* Having read the first chapters of this book the modern reader may wonder how this work contributed to Knut Hamsun being awarded the ... Vollständige Rezension lesen
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Nutzerbericht - Jakey Gee - GoodreadsPolitically a little dubious (knowing how Knut Hamsun ended up a total Nazi), but still very rich and rewarding. It has of course got 'Volk' all over it (towns and cosmopolitan new ways generally ... Vollständige Rezension lesen


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Amazing Kindle
Years ago, when you wanted a book to read, you went to the bookstore (or the library), searched for a book, bought it (or rented it) and came back home to read it over a steaming cup of coffee. Now, you still search for the book, only without moving an inch from your seat. While one hand holds the steaming cup of coffee still, the other hand is busy browsing for a book to buy. Right there on your palm. Welcome to the world of e-books. E-books are more eco friendly, convenient and the natural successor to a paper book in a technology-ridden world.
Today the market is being flooded with e-books from all quarters of the world: Barnes & Noble Nook, Samsung, Skiff Reader, Cool-er and many more. How come Amazon still rules the roost?
The Amazon Kindle, even with a hefty price tag, is still the popular option. Why – because of the sheer number of books available with Amazon. It offers more than 285,000 books to its readers. The Kindle revolutionized the concept of e-books. The Kindle introduced the e-ink display, which has a screen that doesn't strain your eyes, and can be read in any environment, even in bright sunlight. Now, almost all the e-books use this display.
Undoubtedly, the Kindle's looks are very stylish and are ergonomically built. It has a Qwerty keypad, built-in 3G wireless, Wi-Fi, 4GB internal memory that stores 3,500 books, converts the text to audio format, and can be read in eight different fonts with two new extra-large sizes, excellent battery life. It also displays image files and plays MP3 and AAC audio. As if this was not enough, you can even browse the net and search for the online degree program that you always wanted to look at. Phew!
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I just came accross these pics from The festival on September 7 2002 in Minnesota I think. Is that date right? Anyway, these are awesome pics, good shots of the guys, AND since there old, MARK is in them.
Also, since there huge quality pics, if you see anyone hotlinking from me, can you let me know, I don't wanna kill my bandwidth.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2006 Hermitage Ex-Voto is slightly denser, revealing gorgeous aromas of black raspberries, black currants, graphite, herbs, and truffles. Elegant yet substantial in size, well-textured, and long, this superb wine should age effortlessly for 25-30 years."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2007 Hermitage Ex-Voto is a flamboyant, exuberant, showy effort that flirts with perfection. Its nearly overwhelming perfume of spring flowers, balsamic notes, blackberries, cassis, melted licorice and espresso roast is followed by an intense, full-bodied wine with silky tannins, massive..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The dense ruby/purple-tinged 2007 Cote Rotie La Mouline will be bottled around the time this report is released. A superb effort made in the style of the 1991 (which is drinking beautifully at age 20), the 2007 displays silky, velvety tannins, a seamless integration of acidity, alcohol and tannin,..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2007 Penfolds Grange is comprised of 97% Shiraz and 3% Cabernet Sauvignon coming predominately from Barossa vineyards with smaller proportions from Magill Estate and McLaren Vale. It was matured for 21 months in 100% new American oak hogsheads. Very deep garnet-purple in color, the nose is..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 1990 La Chapelle is the sexy and opulent. I had the 1990 at the Jaboulet tasting, and again out of a double magnum three months ago. On both occasions it was spectacular, clearly meriting a three-digit score. The modern day equivalent of the 1961, it deserves all the attention it has..
Cellar/Tasting Notes An utterly majestic Shiraz, sleek and seamless, brimming with ripeness on a framework that allows for grace and expressiveness in equal measure. The intensity of fresh blueberry and plum fruit holds attention until the nuances kick in, offering glints of exotic spice, coffee, cocoa, bay leaf and..


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Nonclass: You should change your name to Nonsense. Everything you post has something to do with one of the following, or sometimes all of the following: Bush/Cheney; Wall Street Bailouts; Wisconsin Scott Walker; manifest destiny; fundamentalists; austerity or some other such nonsense. Your posts might be interesting if they were on the topic under discussion but they're not and sadly you're in a bizarre loop which posts the same thing over and over again regardless of the topic. I could look back weeks or months on different articles or columns and your comments are exactly the same. Try getting new material.
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Today the Velour team consists of a dozen people including founder and ad Per Andersson. Velour can be found in more than 100 selected retail shops, mainly situated in the Scandinavian countries Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. On the European continent it can be found in Germany, France, Belgium, Holland, Spain and in the United Kingdom. Overseas Velour is represented in Canada, Australia, Japan and the U.S.
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Take measurements and jump the gaps: iPhone apps of the week
The iPad 2 came out today and though I've only laid eyes on it for a few seconds (Donald Bell has been running around the office taking pictures and adding to his ongoing review), I'm definitely impressed with what I've seen so far. Apparently if you're looking to get one too, you'll need to be ready for long lines at the Apple store and an even longer wait if you order online, according to Josh Lowensohn.
Several developers have already updated their applications to take advantage of the iPad 2's upgraded processing power, which can be seen in Infinity Blade, Dead Space, and a few other top-name apps. Real Racing 2 HD also landed today, and looks great on the original iPad, but I have yet to see it in all its glory on the iPad 2.
As you have probably already heard, Apple has released a few apps of its own optimized for the iPad 2, including iMovie and GarageBand. I'll be writing reviews and shooting First Look videos for these early next week, so definitely check back for more info.
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