The Gerewol festival
Wodaabe men, with elaborate make-up, feathers and other adornments, perform the Yaake: dances and songs to impress marriageable women

Languages that are spoken in Nigeria include, hausa, djerma, tama, jad, and French.

Nigeria is located Nigeria is in West Africa, beside Nigeria and Benin

Niger population is about 15,000,000

Niger capital city is Niamey

Niger became a country on august 3 1960 when it got it’s independence from France.

Traditional clothing in Niger is for men a hat made out of Fila, pants make out of sokoto, and Agbada as a gown. Women wear a gele cap, a buba gown, iro pants.

Traditional games in Nigeria include racing on horses or camels

The flag of Niger uses the national colors of orange, white and green, with an orange circle in the center.

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Evidently, I ruffled skipper747′s feathers. He sent me the following email (that I cannot reply to as he has disabled email)
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Why are the answers for dinosaur questions so terrible? I see so many responses which are very ill-informed and the answers chosen as the best are usually the worst! There’s no way to go back and re-open these Q&A to add better information leaving closed Q&A sessions with terrible misinformation. What’s the appropriate way to handle these situations? Should they be flagged for abuse? I don’t think it’s good to encourage people to think extinct marine reptiles had gills or that there were no feathered dinosaurs when we consider there is no evidence for the former (examining modern aquatic vertebrates = no gills in any of these; no evidence of adaptations towards gill-breathing in fossil aquatic reptiles) and plenty of evidence for the latter (countless feathered specimens described in peer-reviewed publications clearly show the presence of feathers in many theropod dinosaurs). These are just two cases which I saw which especially jumped to mind, but there are plenty of other awful answers which I’ve seen. What’s the best way to handle this?

Thanks,
-N.

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Bird’s Nest
by C.S. Scotkin

Another porch…
potted impatiens
from brass hooks
cascade pastel
hues of dawn.
Shh, hear them
in the middle,
that purple one.

Gray dove still,
belies her fear,
three down chicks
now motionless,
she does not leave.
Shh…meet her
mother eyes.
She will not leave.

This cradle chosen
so close to my door
wakens new
awareness, Shh!
Close quietly,
whisper respect.
She knows me now,
I am no threat.

Her babes grow
quickly, her care
flags not once.
She sits, eyes meet
once more, shh…
our trust complete.
I reach out
warm feathers
beating heart…
mother’s heart…
like mine.

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My question might seem a bit vague, but I’m not quite sure how to phrase it. I thought I did the best I could though.

Anyway, I’m trying to figure out what you can unlock in Assassin’s Creed 2.

I’ve been looking online, but there hasn’t been much information out there yet. There are tons of things to do in AC2, and I’m just trying to see what unlocks what. For example, what does collecting all the feathers unlock? What about completing all of the Assassination side-missions? What about collecting all the flags?

There are a ton of activities besides those that I want to look in to, but any help would be appreciated because as you know it’s pretty time consuming collecting things and completing all of the side-missions and races and I’d like to know if I get anything in exchange for all of my hard work.

Looking forward to the answers I get. Detail is appreciated, people.
For the record, I’m not talking about unlocking "achievements" or "trophies." I’m talking about items you can unlock in the actual game, and I thought anyone reading this question would understand that. Nap, I’m calling you out, take your bull**** answer off this page; it takes me six minutes just to get to the bottom.

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Go to the app store and download Parallel Kingdom. It is a massive multiplayer online game for mobile devices. Its only avalible for G1, Iphone, and ipod touch right now. its FREE. Its a game where you conquer land and its not like IMob, IVampires, and those other mobile massive online RPGs. It has 2D graphics and you walk around. You can set flags to claim territory and you can build houses. You can also hunt monsters and animals that can drop items such as resources. You also can plant trees and chop the old ones to get wood.. but you must tend them every day.the trees grow within 5 days. You also can upgrade your weapons and armor… you get gold for every enemy you kill… upgrading your gear costs gold so does buying roc feathers.. roc feathers are like tickets for traveling if someone invites you… the farther their location is the more feathers it costs… this game uses google maps so u will control ur character walking all over a map… register for this game and answer to me ur usernames and i will message you in the game.. you can also chat with the players on the map chat(players in ur area in the game)or in global chat(all the players in the game can see chat messages and chat).. Answer me your username once you register… i am known as DarkEclipse in PK… i will teach u more about the game when ur on pk…

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Any word that isn’t english just leave it alone.

The Gerewol festival
Wodaabe men, with elaborate make-up, feathers and other adornments, perform the Yaake: dances and songs to impress marriageable women

Languages that are spoken in Nigeria include, hausa, djerma, tama, jad, and French.

Nigeria is located Nigeria is in West Africa, beside Nigeria and Benin

Niger population is about 15,000,000

Niger capital city is Niamey

Niger became a country on august 3 1960 when it got it’s independence from France.

Traditional clothing in Niger is for men a hat made out of Fila, pants make out of sokoto, and Agbada as a gown. Women wear a gele cap, a buba gown, iro pants.

Traditional games in Nigeria include racing on horses or camels

The flag of Niger uses the national colors of orange, white and green, with an orange circle in the center.

Technorati Tags: agbada, benin, camels, dances, feathers, flag of niger, horses, jad, languages, marriageable women, national colors, niger capital city, nigeria, orange circle, population, sokoto, traditional clothing, traditional games, west africa

At one time the term "Usonian" was proposed for US citizens to call themselves, since there isn’t an appropriate word for that purpose right now.

I think it’s time we came up with a term that doesn’t ruffle the feathers of people from the other countries in the American continent.

Just imagine if the French hijacked the term "European" for themselves and if they opposed any other European countries from describing themselves as European also!

I personally prefer to use "US-American"…

In Esperanto we use "Usonano" since United States is "Usono".

Yesterday I saw a van that had a sticker that said "God Bless America" and in the center it showed the entire American continent, instead of the usual US flag.

Hum, what a gentle reminder!
I like Taivo’s answer. He makes a good point and his answer is well-written and well- researched, however, in the name of international relations, I still think it’s worth giving this issue some consideration.
Many changes have taken place in the American continent in the last 500 years.

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Any word that isn’t english just leave it alone.

The Gerewol festival
Wodaabe men, with elaborate make-up, feathers and other adornments, perform the Yaake: dances and songs to impress marriageable women

Languages that are spoken in Nigeria include, hausa, djerma, tama, jad, and French.

Nigeria is located Nigeria is in West Africa, beside Nigeria and Benin

Niger population is about 15,000,000

Niger capital city is Niamey

Niger became a country on august 3 1960 when it got it’s independence from France.

Traditional clothing in Niger is for men a hat made out of Fila, pants make out of sokoto, and Agbada as a gown. Women wear a gele cap, a buba gown, iro pants.

Traditional games in Nigeria include racing on horses or camels

The flag of Niger uses the national colors of orange, white and green, with an orange circle in the center.

Technorati Tags: agbada, benin, camels, dances, feathers, flag of niger, horses, jad, languages, marriageable women, national colors, niger capital city, nigeria, orange circle, population, sokoto, traditional clothing, traditional games, west africa

Any word that isn’t english just leave it alone.

The Gerewol festival
Wodaabe men, with elaborate make-up, feathers and other adornments, perform the Yaake: dances and songs to impress marriageable women

Languages that are spoken in Nigeria include, hausa, djerma, tama, jad, and French.

Nigeria is located Nigeria is in West Africa, beside Nigeria and Benin

Niger population is about 15,000,000

Niger capital city is Niamey

Niger became a country on august 3 1960 when it got it’s independence from France.

Traditional clothing in Niger is for men a hat made out of Fila, pants make out of sokoto, and Agbada as a gown. Women wear a gele cap, a buba gown, iro pants.

Traditional games in Nigeria include racing on horses or camels

The flag of Niger uses the national colors of orange, white and green, with an orange circle in the center.

Technorati Tags: agbada, benin, camels, dances, feathers, flag of niger, horses, jad, languages, marriageable women, national colors, niger capital city, nigeria, orange circle, population, sokoto, traditional clothing, traditional games, west africa