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Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer reveal on August 14th
We've known for a while now that Activision would be unveiling the eagerly awaited multiplayer portion of Call of Duty: Ghosts in August. Today, we now know when that exact day will be.
Wednesday, August 14th at 10:30am PDT. Mark your calendars, folks.
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Relaxation with the comics was the best part of the paper. Now there are only a small number that are worth reading.
Please reconsider the change you've made, or at least bring back "For Better or For Worse." Of course, I can always go to the Internet and read it, plus get a much better news coverage of what is happening in our country.
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The Workers League for a Revolutionary Party, originally the Leninist League of the United States, was founded by George Spiro in 1938. Spiro, known as George Marlin (a portmanteau of Marx and Lenin), formed the party after an ideological conflict with the Revolutionary Workers League (RWL), formed by Hugo Oehler as a Trotskyist movement within the Workers Party of the United States. The conflict arose after RWL's rejection of Trotskyism. Spiro and his followers, known as Marlenites, felt that the Leninsit League did not go far enough in vocalizing its rejection of Trotskyism and Trotsky himself. The party published a newspaper,
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Bumping up veggies keeps calories down
This recipe is good, and easy to make. Can you improve it?
— Karen, Piqua, Ohio
Mexican Bean and Rice Salad
8 servings
1 tablespoon oil
1 cup rice
1 (15-ounce) can black beans
1 (15-ounce) can kidney beans
1/2 onion, chopped
1/2 red pepper, chopped
1 cup corn
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 cup cheddar cheese, grated
1/4 cup vinegar
1 tablespoon lime juice
1/2 cup oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon garlic
In a saucepan, heat the tablespoon of oil over medium heat; add rice and stir to coat well. Add 2 cups water, bring to a boil, cover and simmer for 20 minutes. Transfer rice to a salad bowl and let cool. Drain and rinse beans, and add to salad bowl. Add onion, red pepper, corn, cilantro and cheese. In a blender or bowl, combine vinegar, lime juice, oil, salt, pepper and garlic. Pour over salad and toss to mix.
Per serving: 393 calories, 21 g fat, 15 mg cholesterol, 770 mg sodium, 40 g carbohydrates, 12 g protein, 7 g fiber.
I think I did improve it. I added lots of goodies to bulk it up and keep the calories and fat down. I left out the cheese, but I made the dressing creamy. Be sure to cut the vegetables into small (1/2-inch) pieces. You can use any combination of lettuce and fresh spinach that you like, but romaine makes a nice crunch. If you want to add chicken, one pound of cooked breast would add about 70 calories and 1 gram of fat per serving. I used a rice medley without added seasonings, which included brown basmati rice, long-grain red rice, wild rice and sweet brown rice, but there are many choices, or you can create your own!
Low-Fat Mexican Bean and Rice Salad
8 servings
2 1/2 cups fat-free, low-sodium chicken broth
1 cup brown-rice medley
1/2 red pepper, chopped
1 small red onion, chopped
1 cup chopped zucchini
1 cup chopped cucumber
1/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 cup fresh or frozen corn
1 cup grated carrots
16 cups chopped romaine lettuce (about one large head)
1 can (15 ounces) black beans
1 tablespoon white-wine or rice vinegar
3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 clove garlic
1/4 teaspoon lime zest
1/4 cup fresh cilantro
1/4 cup water
2 tablespoons light mayonnaise
1/4 cup light sour cream
In a saucepan over medium-high heat, bring the broth to a boil. Add the rice medley, return to a boil, cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer for 45 minutes, or until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed.
While the rice is cooking, chop all the vegetables and place in a large bowl. Use any kind or quantity of vegetables, to reach a total of 5 cups. Leave the lettuce on the side.
Drain and rinse the beans, then combine with the vegetables.
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If you watched Speaker Boehner this past Sunday on ABC's This Week you probably heard him reaffirm to host Jake Tapper that this year will be a "referendum" on President Obama's performance on jobs and the economy. The calculation is widely accepted: the president sets the agenda in Washington, and is judged in a reelection year based on his or her record on the issues Americans care most about (jobs and the economy).
So how are things looking as more and more Americans begin to think about the November elections? Here's the story:
>> CBO expects "sluggish" economy, "high unemployment" and another deficit exceeding $1 trillion. (New York Times, 1/31/2011)
>> "Consumer confidence stalls in January" over "rising gas prices," "unemployment." (The Hill, 1/31/12)
>> Obama "Solidly Underwater … In Many States, Worse Than Publicly Perceived" (National Journal, 1/31/12)
>> "Perhaps Most Troublesome To Obama's Re-Election Campaign Were The Declines Sustained In 12 General Election Battlegrounds." (ABC News' Political Punch, 1/31/12)
>> "Obama approval rating down in all but three states in 2011." (Los Angeles Times, 2/1/12)
>> "Why Obama should be worried." (Politico, 2/2/2012)
Working from a recent Gallup survey, the Washington Examiner yesterday mapped out how the election would go if President Obama only carried states in November where he currently has a net positive approval rating:
Granted, a lot will happen between now and Election Day. But Americans have been watching these past three years as President Obama has championed an agenda that included a trillion dollar "stimulus" that didn't create the jobs we were promised, a government takeover of health care the American people didn't want, and a "cap and trade" national energy tax that created massive uncertainty for job creators across America.
Speaker Boehner went on to argue on This Week that the president's policies not only haven't worked, they've made things worse. It's a message that resonates with hard-working families and small businesses across America.
This morning, the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC) announced the third round of Patriot Program Members for 2012. The program - a rigorous, goal-oriented initiative that enables Members to stay on offense as they build winning re-election campaigns - empowers House Republicans to build strong campaigns through measured benchmarks and accountability, including for fundraising, communications and grassroots organization.
The following Members were announced today as participants in the Patriot Program:
As NRCC Chairman Rep. Pete Sessions noted, "The Patriot Program is about staying on offense by building strong and winning campaigns against Democrats and their agenda that bankrupts our nation."
NRCC Announces Second Round of Patriot Program Members
On Patriot Day, Boehner Pledges Support for NRCC: "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link"
Tonight, I'll join my colleagues in the House and Senate in welcoming President Obama to the Capitol to deliver his State of the Union Address.
Here are the things on job creation Americans need to hear from this president tonight, but almost certainly won't hear, because by his aides' own admission, he is completely focused on his re-election campaign:
1. We need a budget. The Republican-led House passed a budget last year that made tough decisions and outlined a path to pay down our job-crushing debt. We'll do so again this year. But the Senate last produced a budget 1,000 days ago -- on this exact date. Tonight, President Obama should call on the Democrat-controlled Senate to join the House in passing a budget in 2012. Likewise, the President must put forward a serious budget proposal this year, unlike last year when his budget failed to receive a single vote in the Senate.
2. We need the Keystone XL Pipeline. With unemployment still unacceptably high, President Obama cannot stand by his decision to deny tens of thousands of Americans new jobs. The American people also deserve the energy security afforded by reliable, domestic sources of energy. Tonight, President Obama should admit his mistake and reverse his decision to kill the Keystone XL Pipeline.
3. We need to cut excessive red tape. The House has passed nearly 30 bills that would help get millions of Americans back to work. The simple fact is that the Obama Administration needs to get out of the way and get rid of the unnecessary red tape and over-regulation. Tonight, President Obama should call on the Democrat-led Senate to take immediate action on the House-passed jobs bills, which, at a minimum, deserve an up-or-down vote.
4. We need to repeal Obamacare. With one third of business owners citing Obamacare as a reason they're not hiring, it's clear that President Obama's health care law must be repealed. Tonight, President Obama should announce his commitment to dismantling Obamacare before it can impose more job-crushing regulations on American job creators.
5. We need to stop the spending binge. With the national debt topping $15 trillion, it's time for President Obama's spending binge to stop. Each year he has been in office, the US has racked up record budget deficits. Under President Obama's leadership, the US now borrows $1 for every $1 of economic activity it produces. It's a recipe for disaster. Tonight, President Obama should announce his commitment to balancing our nation's budget by making significant cuts to government spending.
Visit TeamBoehner.com to share these 5 keys to helping create a better environment for small business job creation with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.
And for real time updates and fact-checks throughout the evening, be sure to check out the twitter hub we're hosting over at TeamBoehner.com. To join the conversation and share your thoughts, use the hashtag #stateofjobs.
Last evening, Senate Republicans led the charge to defeat a Democratic scheme to raise taxes on small business job creators. But that isn't stopping the Democrats who run the Senate from continuing to push for permanently higher taxes on job creators.
To the surprise of no one, today's New York Times reports that Democrats are putting politics before governing:
"After struggling all year for an economic message that resonates broadly with Americans in hard times, President Obama and Congressional Democrats have settled on one they believe can carry through next year's election as they use a fight over payroll taxes to portray Republicans as defenders of the wealthy at the expense of the middle class....
"But politically, Democrats believe that they have already won this latest skirmish in the message wars....So they have reprised an old message — that Democrats fight for the middle class, Republicans for the rich — and are likely to sound it through 2012, in hopes of blunting the headwinds they face as unemployment remains high."
Of course, Democrats won't let facts stand in the way of their partisan ploy. Today's Wall Street Journal editorial unmasks the real victims of the Democrats' tax hike scheme – small business job creators:
"Mr. Reid's surcharge—which would hit incomes of $1 million and above—would slam small business job creators. Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that taxpayers will declare about $1.2 trillion of business income in 2013….Joint Tax finds that 34% of that $1.2 trillion is on tax returns with 'modified AGI [adjusted gross income] in excess of $1 million.' This means about $400 billion of business income would be subject to Mr. Reid's profits surtax.
"Mr. Obama's own Treasury Department examined 2007 IRS data and found 392,000 returns with incomes above $1 million. Some 311,00, or more than three out of four, were classified by Treasury as 'business owners.' Perhaps Democrats can explain how taking money from employers is going to lead them to hire more workers.
"By the way, Mr. Reid's surcharge comes on top of the tax increase that will hit when the Bush tax rates expire at the end of 2012. So if Mr. Reid has his way, the top income tax rate will climb to 44.5% in 2013. And because dividend income will again be taxed as ordinary income starting in 2013, the dividend tax goes to 44.5% from 15% today. And don't forget that the ObamaCare investment income tax surcharge of 3.8% also begins in 2013, so stock owners are going to be happy to hear that the new dividend tax rate could be 48% in the name of tax fairness. This will only deter business investment, which is critical to job creation and higher wages."
Speaker Boehner has said that House Republicans are willing to work with the President and Washington Democrats to pass an extension of the payroll tax cut in a fiscally responsible way. Washington Democrats should abandon their demand to impose a job-crushing tax hike on small businesses and work with Republicans to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance temporarily.
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The deterioration in security in the north had resulted in new displacement of IDPs and refugees, an increase in human rights violations, and limited access by humanitarian organisations to the displaced, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said in launching the Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeal (CAP) for 2003.
The focus of this year's appeal had therefore shifted from an emphasis on rehabilitation and recovery in the north to emergency needs, such as food and shelter, safe water and sanitation, and basic health services, the CAP document said.
The most vulnerable groups included approximately 190,000 refugees, and an estimated 660,000 IDPs, war victims, drought-affected people and HIV/AIDS sufferers, it stated.
Aside from the emergency in the north, the Common Humanitarian Action Plan outlined in the appeal document, would focus on some areas previously affected by conflict which were continuing to experience relative calm, OCHA said. In these areas, including southwestern Uganda and most of West Nile region, transition and rehabilitation efforts would be pursued.
The projects requesting funding in this year's appeal were designed to meet six objectives in 2003, including: support to the relief, return and recovery of 550,000 IDPs; support to re-integration and demobilisation of ex-combatants and abducted children; support to a self-reliance strategy for Sudanese and other refugees; and support for peace and reconciliation, and conflict resolution.
Some US $68 million had been requested for this year under the 2002 Consolidated Appeal, of which was US 33 million was requested for non-food items. Those items were 47 percent funded as of the end of September, according to the appeal document.
Analysis of the response to the 2002 CAP showed some "disturbing variations", OCHA said. Certain sectors had suffered from a weak response, and 'recovery and infrastructure' and 'protection and human rights' had received no funding at all under the 2002 CAP. In addition, the International Organisation for Migration, the World Health Organisation, and the United Nations Development Programme had also not received any funding through the CAP.
The 2003 appeal is targeted at interventions in 10 sectors, including: food (US $47 million); agriculture (US $4 million); education (US $2 million); health (US $4 million); water and sanitation (US $1 million); and multi-sectoral programmes (US $16 million).
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Even a used toughbook is going to be pricey. I've carried my Acer netbook (dual boot, XP and Ubuntu 12.04) around a bit, but my Wee Strom is not a dirt bike, therefore the Acer gets a (sort of) easy ride.
Our country would be happy to have you visit, but with no job for you to go back to, they're afraid you might make the visit permanent.
My daughter's boyfriend is American, and they both get hard times at both sides of the border, because of their long stays, and for moving housekeeping gear across both borders.
Best of luck with the injuries, and I hope you heal well and quickly.
Thanks to Smash, I am set on the netbook front!
Yeah, I made the mistake of showing up with a dreadlocked (canadian) friend of mine and a few too many things in the backseat and got the third degree. Lots of two week visas. Someday when I have time and a bit more money I'll try it again, they seem to be fine if you have enough of a bankroll, and there's always the "visiting Alaska" excuse. The Sunshine Coast was worth the hassle though, I enjoyed Desolation Sound.
Originally Posted by
May I suggest you invite other DR riders to meet up with you for a ride?
Trade bikes to see if their bikes feel the same, or different than yours, to you.
And, possibly more importantly, the other riders will be able to tell you if there is anything your bike needs.
New head bearings, wheel alignment, frame straightening, swing arm bearings, etc.
I have bought several bikes at insurance auctions that looked fine... if you don't line up the wheels vertically.
I mean that the stem head (where the forks attach to the frame) was just slightly twisted and you could see it if you sighted the wheels from straight in front or behind. The bike will ride fine with the wheels out of plane... until a slight oscillation begins at speed. At low speed it is not noticeable since it occurs slowly and you automatically correct without even knowing it. But as the speed goes up, watch out!
A series of fun s-curves in the road, a few bumps, or just about anything can start a weave that can quickly advance to a rider spitting high side tank slapper. A bent frame can kill you. Fortunately it can be fixed by a shop that specializes in frames.
Hopefully a bent frame is not the problem for you but by having other experienced riders, especially those with DR650 experience, will help you figure out what can and should be done to make your ride as safe as possible.
I hope this helps and that others in your area can set your mind at ease with your bike set-up.
And that you heal quickly to get back on your travels.
That's a great idea, and one that I'll pursue if the opportunity presents itself. I keep offering to let other people ride my bike, but so far very few have taken me up on it, haha! I do know that the bike has been down before (that's why the previous owner left me so much spare stuff), and doubt that it's a bent frame, but it would be good to have a frame of reference. I've literally only rode this bike and a honda rebel, so I have no idea what is "normal"...
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Awsome report Feyala! The pictures came through perfectly. Keep it coming!
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Suzuki recommend 22 front/25 rear for the DR650 on stock tires. What tires are you running?
If anything, knobby's should be a bit less than this. YES ... they will feel a bit squirrely on pavement ... but they'll ride safer, especially on wet roads. Movement on paved roads with knobby's is NORMAL. Running high PSI will wear them out quickly .. and put you on your ass ...again!
I went all through various tire pressures in my first year riding the DR. 30's is way high. Just wrong. With 50/50 tires like the stock trail wings and most street based dual sport tires (Anakee, Distanzia, Shinko 700 or 705) the Suzuki pressures work very well. Add a pound or three if loaded very heavy or two up.
Off road with knobbies (TKC front, D606 rear) I air down to about 16 psi front/ 18 psi rear. Higher in Baja. If you take it easy these pressures will work fine off road and you're really OK doing a few street miles with those pressures too. Unless your riding in 100F heat, going 100 mph for 200 miles, no worries at all with exploding tubes. Ain't gonna happen. I've ridden all day in 118F in Death Valley.
No need to stop and air up if only going 20 or 30 miles of pavement. More? then stop and air back up. Keep speeds under 60 mph and you're fine.
I doubt the low pressures caused your tank slapper ... but who knows? I doubt anything is wrong with your bike ... just needs proper setting up, maybe a few adjustments.
One more thought on the DR and tires. On worn tires the DR can handle very strangely. It will react badly to pavement seams, rain gruves. May feel unsteady in corners. This true with knobby tires as well. Perhaps this is all that is "wrong" with your bike?
Fit a nice NEW set of Shinko 705's ... and be happy. You just can't imagine the difference fresh rubber makes. Try the stock pressures or just a hair more. I love the Shinko's. Cheap and Good.
Sorry, but I just like the higher pressures better on pavement. I feel more confident in corners. I am still learning how to corner well, and lest anybody confuse me with some kind of knee-dragger, when I take a corner "quickly" I am doing maybe ten over the posted corner speed, I take 20mph corners at 25 if that. Unloaded at those pressures the tire does tend to follow grooves and cracks in the pavement a bit more than I like, but the low pressures just feel unsafe to me, I kept it under 60 when I was heading to a gas station for air after Saline Valley. I dunno. Maybe it's just the way I have the bike set up, or we have different riding styles. It may be psychological on my part, but psych is a big part of riding. Ideally I'd have a street tire and a dirt tire and swap between them, but that's not going to happen.
I've had this set of tires on since Hells Canyon and the front is still going strong. I need to replace the rear (nearly bald now), but it's been thousands of miles, I figure it'd be due regardless of pressure. I am running
in front and
in the rear.
I'm not worried about exploding tubes. I have a high concern about getting a flat from the tube getting wear, whether that's due to heat or friction or whatever else, I've seen it before and would prefer to avoid it. I realize that at anything over 20psi this is not likely to happen, but it's what's kept me from lowering it further to conquer sand. The ultimate solution is going to be making it easier to use my compressor so I won't even have to worry about it and be able to use the pressure the situation calls for, adjusting as necessary.
You have the right idea: Down Baja, Ferry to Mainland. You're Spanish will come back. Baja is very quiet these days. The media has fomented tons of fear. I was there last month, and a year ago this month as well. Not much tourism but no "violencia" once you are away from the border area. Tijuana is probably the safest border area in ALL OF MEXICO. Once you are in Ensenada (less than an hours ride) you are safe. The rest you know: Day Time riding only. Leave early, finish early. Many Narco's are Meth heads and come out at night like Vampires. (true)
Baja is not that cheap ... but still cheaper than USA. However, Mainland Mexico is cheaper for Motels, food et al. Gas is The Same Price throughout Mexico ... about $3 USD a gallon. (CHEAP!)
The Mex. Govt. have made some headway against the Narco gangs. And generally speaking Tourists are strictly off limits and not targeted at all.
Good luck!
I prefer "not much tourism", to be honest with you. I don't really go to foreign countries to hang out with americans (although it happens sometimes and it's good to share a meal with a friendly face). I go there to see new things, meet new people, and experience different cultures, languages, and ways of viewing the world. I'm really interested to find out how mexicans view the US, how they view the drug war, hopes and dreams, different perceptions of things. I need to brush up on my spanish.
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Karuta (かるた karuta?, from Portuguese carta ["card"])[1] is a Japanese card game. The basic idea of any karuta game is to be able to quickly determine which card out of an array of cards is required and then to grab the card before it is grabbed by an opponent. There are various types of cards which can be used to play karuta. It is also possible to play this game using two standard decks of playing cards.
There are two kinds of cards used in karuta. One kind is yomifuda (読札) or "reading cards", and the other is torifuda (取り札) or "grabbing cards." As they were denoted, the words in the yomifuda are read and players will have to find its associated torifuda before anybody else does.
The two types of karuta cards that are most often seen are the "uta-garuta" and "iroha-garuta". In "uta-garuta", players try to find the last two lines of a waka given the first three lines. It is often possible to identify a poem by its first one or two syllables. The poems for this game are taken from the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu and are traditionally played on New Year's Day.
Anyone who can read hiragana can play "iroha-garuta" (いろはがるた). In this type, a typical torifuda features a drawing with a kana at one corner of the card. Its corresponding yomifuda features a proverb connected to the picture with the first syllable being the kana displayed on the torifuda. Karuta is often played by children at elementary school and junior high-school level during class, as an educational exercise. Although several kinds of Karuta games are described below, in reality any kind of information that can be represented in card form can be used including shapes, colours, words in English, small pictures and the like.
- 1 Early Karuta
- 2 Varieties of Karuta
- 3 In popular culture
- 4 See also
- 5 References and notes
- 6 External links
Early Karuta[edit]
Playing cards were introduced to Japan by the Portuguese traders during the mid 16th century. These early decks were used for trick-taking games.
Tenshō Karuta[edit]
The first indigenous Japanese deck was the Tenshō karuta named after the Tenshō period (1573-1592).[2] It was a 48 card deck with the 10s missing like Iberian decks from that period. It kept the four Latin suits of cups, coins, clubs, and swords along with the three face cards of knave, knight, and king. In 1633, the Tokugawa shogunate banned these cards, forcing Japanese manufacturers to radically redesign their cards. As a result of Japan's isolationist Sakoku policy, karuta would develop separately from the rest of the world.
Unsun Karuta[edit]
The Unsun karuta deck developed in the late 17th century. It had five suits of 15 ranks each for a total of 75 cards. Six of the ranks were face cards. The Portuguese deck used to have dragons on their aces. The Unsun karuta made the aces and dragons separate cards. These dragon cards acted as wild cards. The new Guru suit used circular whirls (mitsudomoe) as pips.
Varieties of Karuta[edit]
Usually, many localities will have their own version of karuta with local history and landmarks.
Jomo Karuta[edit]
Jomo Karuta (Japanese: 上毛かるた, jōmō karuta) is a variety of karuta which features history and famous locations in Gunma Prefecture. An English version has been produced and is sold in bookstores across Gunma.[citation needed]
Uta-garuta and Hyakunin Isshu[edit]
Uta Garuta (Japanese: 歌ガルタ, lit. poem cards) is a card game in which 100 waka poems are written on two sets of cards that make up one full deck. Players have to quickly match the cards to complete a poem and recite it. The "Ogura Hyakunin Isshu" is the most popular subgenre for the uta garuta called Hyakunin Isshu (Japanese: 百人一首, lit. 100 people, 1 poem). Compiled in the early 13th century by the poet Fujiwara no Teika, this game contains one hundred poems, with each one written by a different famous poet.
Competitive karuta[edit]
Competitive karuta is played with uta-garuta cards with competitions on various levels. The Japan national championship tournament is held every January at Omi shrine (a Shinto Shrine) in Ōtsu, Shiga.[citation needed]
Iroha Garuta[edit]
Iroha Garuta (Japanese: いろはがるた) is an easier-to-understand card for children, similar to Uta-garuta and Hyakunin Isshu. Representing the 47 syllables of the iroha syllabary and adds kyo (京, "capital") for the 48th (since the syllable -n ん can never start any word or phrase). A set consists of 48 proverbs each starting with a different syllable and another set of cards expressing a proverb as shown in the picture. There are 3 standard Iroha Garuta variants; Kamigata Iroha, Edo Iroha and Owari Iroha. In addition to these there are several more modern card decks based on the Iroha Garuta pattern:
Obake karuta[edit]
Obake karuta is a Japanese card game. The game was created in the Edo period and remained popular through the 1910s or 1920s.[3] Each playing card in the deck features a character from the hiragana syllabary and a creature from Japanese mythology; in fact, obake karuta means ghost cards or monster cards.[3] Success requires knowledge of Japanese mythology and folklore as players attempt to collect cards that match clues read by a referee. The player who accumulates the most cards by the end of the game wins.
Obake karuta is an early example of the common Japanese fascination with classifying monsters and creating new ones. The game is one of the earliest attempts by Japanese companies to categorize legendary creatures, label them, define them, and subsequently market them. As such, it is a precursor to the Godzilla films of the 1950s and later. Even more closely, obake karuta resembles the Yu-Gi-Oh! or Pokémon Trading Card Game, which also involves collecting cards that represent fabulous creatures. In fact, many Pokémon were designed specifically after creatures from Japanese mythology.[3]
Hokkaido Hougen Karuta[edit]
Hokkaido Hougen Karuta (Japanese: 北海道方言かるた, lit. Hokkaido Dialect Cards) is the first of a series of Talking Karuta produced by Discovery Creative in Hokkaido Japan which help children and adults alike learn different words and phrases used on the northern island of Hokkaido. Unlike most karuta where a reader need to be present for the game to be played, Hokkaido Hougen Karuta includes a CD-ROM with the reading of the cards being read by a native of the Hokkaido dialect. Hokkaido Karuta has become a popular version of karuta all over Japan because it allows the player(s) to play and learn without the presence of a reader.
Kyo-Kotoba Karuta[edit]
Kyo-Kotoba Karuta (Japanese: 京ことばかるた, lit. Kyoto Word Cards) is a version of karuta using the Kyoto dialect. This karuta set was produced by Discovery Creative under the supervision of Osaka City University Professor Nakagawa Makoto. This also being part of the Talking Karuta series, the narrations were recorded by famous Japanese actress Itida Hiromi, an expert in the Kyoto dialect in Japan.
Doyo Karuta[edit]
Doyo Karuta (Japanese: 童謡かるた, lit. Nursery Rhyme Cards) is a version of karuta made of famous Japanese nursery rhymes sang to music to help young children learn the Japanese writing system called Hiragana. This version of karuta was created by Kumamoto Kenmin Television, a local television station located in the Kumamoto Prefecture of Japan who are also the creators of Kumamoto dialect karuta.
Kabufuda (Japanese: 株札) are cards used for gambling games such as Oicho-Kabu. They come in decks of 40 cards with designs representing the numbers 1 through 10. There are four cards for each number and the 10 is the only face card.
Hanafuda (Japanese: 花札, lit. flower cards) are Japanese cards with flower designs. Beginning in the early 19th century, they are still in use today with a deck of 48 cards having different pictures representing each of the 12 months.
In popular culture[edit]
Karuta was almost unknown outside of Japan until the release of the manga and anime series Chihayafuru.[citation needed] It portrays the story of a group of young people and their journey through the world of karuta.
The video game Tales of Graces features "Magic Carta" as a mini-game. The in-game cards feature characters from every prior game in the Tales series.
Kirby Super Star Ultra has Karuta as a mini-game. It was translated as "Kirby Card Swipe" in the English release.
In episode 303 of the anime series Bleach, they play a game of Karuta with cards based on other Bleach characters.
In episode 12 of the anime series Girlfriend Kari;, Shiina Kokomi's mother presents Iroha karuta cards as a symbol of Japanese New Year. She suggests that they play a game of Iroha karuta, and, although everyone agreed, they are never shown playing.
The Japanese culture and lifestyle television show Begin Japanology aired on NHK World featured a full episode on Karuta in 2010.
See also[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Obake karuta.
References and notes[edit]
- ^ Asahi-net.or.jp
- ^ http://l-pollett.tripod.com/cards9.htm Early Japanese decks
- ^ a b c Pflugfelder, Gregory M. "Display Case 8: Monster Merchandise (II)". Godzilla Conquers the Globe: Japanese Movie Monsters in International Film Art. Accessed 11 March 2006.
External links[edit]
- Andy's Playing Cards: Japanese playing cards: An in-depth look at cards used in karuta.
- Karuta: Sports or Culture: A detailed essay about the game.
- Karuta at GenkiEnglish: a variation of the game using picture cards.
- Pingmag.jp
- OoishiTengudo/Karuta and Hanafuda: Shop of old standing in Kyoto.
- Discovery Creative Hougen Karuta: Karuta used in the various dialects of Japan.


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Desirable 1851 Restrike Seated Dollar, Ex: Amon Carter Jr.1851 $1 Restrike PR64 PCGS. Beautiful sea-green and golden-brown colors adorn the margins of this desirable near-Gem Seated Dollar. The original toning pattern matches its color plate in the Carter auction catalog. Thorough evaluation reveals a few faint hairlines, but this intricately struck specimen has undeniably impressive eye appeal, and is certified in an old green label holder.
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Nigeria's lottery market can generate over N350 billion for the Federal Government annually if properly harnessed, the Director General of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC), Mr Peter Igho, said yesterday.
Igho said in Lagos that the amount was realisable if 50 per cent of the country's productive class played a minimum of N200 in lottery weekly.
"The lottery market, if properly explored and prudently managed, can fetch a princely N350 billion annually to the coffers of the federal government for good causes.
"From the SMS lottery alone, we can generate about N150 billion annually," said the NLRC boss.
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"In Nigeria, these positive contributions will be felt in such areas as supporting good causes, reduction of unemployment and significant increase in the country's GDP, " he said.
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