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Last night to celebrate being home, I decided to watch Jersey Shore. I saw that Snooki is pregnant so I wanted to watch her antics this season. This is the first episode I've watched this season since the third so you would think that I've missed a lot. But no, it's the same antics, different episode. I got so bored after just 15 minutes that I turned my TV off and went to bed. I think I'm officially done watching the Shore and am instead looking forward to Snooki and JWOWW's spinoff show! She's the only reason I watch J-Shore so I'm excited for her own show!
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Bilirubin is a yellowish pigment found in bile , a fluid produced by the liver.
This article is about a lab test to measure the amount of bilirubin in the urine. Large amounts of bilirubin in the body can lead to jaundice.
Bilirubin may also be measured with a blood test.
Conjugated bilirubin - urine; Direct bilirubin - urine
This test can be done on any urine sample.
For an infant, thoroughly wash the area where urine exits the body.
This procedure may take a few tries. An active baby can move the bag causing urine to go into the diaper.
Check the infant often and change the bag after the infant has urinated into it. Drain the urine from the bag into the container provided by your health care provider.
Deliver the sample to the laboratory or to your health care provider as soon as possible.
Many medicines can interfere with blood test results.
The test involves only normal urination, and there is no discomfort.
This test may be done to diagnose liver or gallbladder problems.
Bilirubin is not normally found in the urine.
Increased levels of bilirubin in the urine may be due to:
Bilirubin can break down in light. That is why babies with jaundice are sometimes placed under blue fluorescent lamps.
Berk PD, Korenblat KM. Approach to the patient with jaundice or abnormal liver test results. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 149.
David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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An overdose of aspirin means you have too much aspirin in your body.
This can happen in two ways:
If a person accidentally or intentionally takes a very large dose of aspirin at one time, it's called an acute overdose.
If a normal daily dose of aspirin builds up in the body over time and causes symptoms, it's called a chronic overdose. This may happen if your kidneys do not work correctly or when you are dehydrated. Chronic overdoses are usually seen in older patients during hot weather.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or 1-800-222-1222 to find a local poison control center near you.
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Acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) can be found in many prescription and over-the-counter pain relievers, including:
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In the United States, call 1-800-222-1222 to speak with a local poison control center. This hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions. This is a free and confidential service.
All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The health care provider will check your temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. An intravenous (IV) line will be placed into a vein. Lab tests, including an arterial blood gas test, will be done.
Treatment depends on the amount of aspirin, the time you swallowed it, and your overall condition when you reach the emergency room. You may receive:
Other medicines may be given through a vein, including potassium salt and sodium bicarbonate, which helps the body remove aspirin that has already been digested.
If these treatments do not work or the overdose is extremely severe, hemodialysis may be needed to remove aspirin from your blood.
Very rarely, a breathing machine may be needed. But many poisoning experts think this causes more harm than good, so it is only used as a very last resort.
Taking more than 150mg/kg of aspirin can have serious and even deadly results if untreated. Much lower levels can affect children.
If treatment is delayed or the overdose is large enough, symptoms will continue to get worse. Breathing becomes extremely fast or may stop. Seizures, high fevers, or death may occur.
How well you do depends greatly on how much aspirin your body has absorbed -- and how much is flowing through your blood. If you take a large amount of aspirin but come quickly to the emergency room, treatments may help keep your blood levels of aspirin very low. If you do not get to the emergency room fast enough, the level of aspirin in your blood can become dangerously high.
Goldfrank LR, ed. Goldfrank's Toxicologic Emergencies. 9th ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2011.
American Association of Poison Control Centers. Practice Guideline: Salicylate poisoning: An evidence-based consensus guideline for out-of-hospital management. Clinical Toxicology, 2007: Vol. 45; pp 95 - 131.
Eric Perez, MD, St. Luke's / Roosevelt Hospital Center, NY, NY, and Pegasus Emergency Group (Meadowlands and Hunterdon Medical Centers), NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, David Eltz, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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quote:3 legit Playboy bunnies from this season, and Abi is the chick they kept around
quote:One could argue that it evened out her advantage by not being another very physical challenge, as her two competitors were sure to have been worn out by the first two legs, which she did not participate in. The advantage was written down before she bought it, and I think the whole thing was predetermined without regard to who would have the advantage.
quote:she is pretty smart and definitely knows the game... It was pretty clever to pretend she has an idol...
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TOP EUROPEAN TV AWARD (left) is finally in our hands. The plaque was awarded to Creation Research for the Best Christian Educational Program. The prize was announced at the CEVMA film festival in Hohe Rhon Germany, last September (2004). Romulus Campan and John Mackay (left) recorded another 8 programs for Alpha Omega productions this year during John's April European visit. TV is a great outreach to millions across Eastern Europe. The programs are translated into many languages and broadcast via SKY satellite and TBN. Pray for the continued success of these programs.
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Alligator Rotors are high grade stainless steel disc brake rotors. Precision engineered to have superior strength, and to dissipate heat quickly.
Due to manufacturer restrictions we can only ship this item within the U.S.
Not much to say. This rotor arrived straight, and installation without a hitch. With the semi-metalic brake pads they aren't super noisy, but stop really well.
These are not the lightest rotors. They do not provide the best stopping power or modulation. But they are very affordable, and they work well considering what I paid for them. These are not as good as the rotors that came with my Shimano hydraulic brakes, I feel the Shimano's stop better and give more control. I put these on my commuter wheels and they are absolutely usable, but I wouldn't buy them for my primary wheels based on the noticeable performance different I've felt. If you're looking for inexpensive rotors that work, look no further. If you what the least expensive rotors that will work as good as a mid-range rotor you're replacing...spend a little more.
I love these rotors, I have them on 2 bikes and they work great. I do warp and bend a lot of rotors so I don't treat them like they are going to last forever but these lastest 3 seasons on my Giant Faith with stroker Aces. I am 230lbs and an expert rider in Whistler. So these rotors were put through hell and survived. I got about the same life on my stock Avid rotors.
Good rotor for the price, but beware they absolutely howl if you get them wet. Other than the noise, they didn't warp and were pretty true right out of the box. Good rotor for the price.
I am cheap and didn't want to pay $35-$50 for rotors on my extra wheel set. These are the ticket. No issues and no warping. Great buy.
These work just like most more expensive rotors, why pay more.
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These were a nice super inexpensive upgrade from the 160's I had. Better stopping power, wore in nicely. Good product.
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An examination of literary and cinematic portrayals of, and issues important to law, lawyers and the legal system. Students will consider both portrayals purporting to depict accurately the character of lawyers or the efficacy of the legal system, and works envisioning lawyers and the legal system in "better world." Students are required to keep and submit weekly journals and make an in-class presentation. Class participation is expected and will count in final grade. A paper is required. Enrollment is limited to 20 students.
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quote:Robert Carlyle is a damn good actor and Lana Parrilla's tits are magnificent.
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quote:reunited with his daughter episode before last
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OK. I saw this recipe on the Sandlake Country Inn's Facebook page and it was just too darn yummy looking to not share. Hope Diane and Ron, innkeepers at the Sandlake Country Inn don't mind! Let the quiet and relaxed atmosphere in this comfortable Oregon coast B&B show you a lodging alternative to a hotel or motel in Pacific City, Oregon. Relax in your romantic private jacuzzi suite and enjoy a decadent 4 course breakfast & beverages delivered to your door each morning. At this Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member inn on the Oregon coast you'll be introduced to a unique bed and breakfast experience for a romantic getaway.
6-7 Large Croissants, torn into pieces
8 oz Cream Cheese
1 1/2 Cup Blueberries (fresh or frozen)
12 Eggs
1 1/2 Cups Milk
1/2 Cup Maple Syrup
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/2 Cup Butter, melted
1/2 Cup Brown Sugar
3/4 Cup Pecans
Spray 9x13 baking dish with Pam. Tear up croissants and place half in bottom of baking dish. Cut up cream cheese into small pieces and place them on top of croissants (I use a butter slicer). Put half the blueberries on top of cream cheese. Layer other half of torn croissants on top, then rest of blueberries. Beat eggs, milk, maple syrup and cinnamon together in a bowl. Pour egg mixture over croissant mixture. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
In the morning, scatter pecans over french toast (I like them whole, but you can chop them if you want). Melt butter & add brown sugar to it to make a glaze like mixture. Drizzle mixture over french toast. Bake in 350 degree oven for 50- 60 minutes. Watch carefully last 10 minutes to make sure pecans don't burn...if getting too dark, put some foil lightly over french toast to stop browning.
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quote:My dad says that Dazed and Confused is exactly like his high school experience. Superbad is a lot like mine. Both great and both will hold up to their generation and beyond, IMO
quote:I am in t he minority on this, but the cops were the worst part of this movie. I'm not the biggest Seth Rogen fan (he's okay though), and I don't really like Bill Hader at all. But I did like how at the end they were like "We know you're not 21, we just wanted kids to think we were cool sometimes.." It was a solid explanation to all the ridiculous bull shite they did (even though most of it wouldn't have happened ).
quote:Jonah Hill just isn't funny in my humble opinion. He stresses me out more than anything with his acting.
quote:Also, the song Cera has to sing during the cocaine scene is playing in the cop car when they're riding with McLovin at one point. I think it's a scene after Cera has to sing.
quote:How can you not like Jonah?
quote:How can you not like Jonah? Hes like the fricking nicest guy ever
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quote:He came off as a ginormous douche in last month's Rolling Stone with the rest of the This is the End cast.
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Quanta sues AMD over defective chips
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quote:some people would let Obama take a sh*t in their mouth and they'd talk about how good the peanuts taste...
quote:Jobless claims skyrocket to 439,000
quote:Damn dude, you just ruined my affection for the consumption of salted roasted peanuts.
quote:and he thinks it is being handled better than Katrina.
quote:Obama cooked the books all along.
quote:Just gets better: Hawaii, Oregon and Puerto Rico didn't report claims data
quote:I hope this is a temporary blip, but i fear its not.
quote:Funny how all the economic news suddenly turned positive in the last few weeks before the election and soon as it was over everything just went to shite virtually overnight. Hope all the idiots who voted for Obama enjoy the next four years. Like someone already said in this thread, we've got dark days ahead and this is only the beginning. The coming recession will make the last one look like a walk in the park.
quote:439,000 more jobless isn't a big deal? You serious? I'm sure the people that just lost their jobs would tell you to frick off.
quote:8% unemployment isn't something to write home about.
quote:I know some people are out of work because of Sandy but does that qualify them for unemployment? Also, wouldn't Sandy have created jobs that might offset jobs lost?
quote:I think you will see those jobs come in next month. Through last weekend there were large parts of the shore that residents could only return to their houses for a few hours at a time to recover belongings. Cleanup in those areas started last week and major construction probably won't begin until at least next week or the week after.
quote:Not only is it not a "temporary blip", it was seen coming from a mile away if Obama was reelected.
quote:compared to real rates of 15 to 20?
quote:It was knocked down to 7.9 before the election for a reason. I take it you missed the thread here that ran the numbers and they did not add up.


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5 Simple Food Choice Tips
1. Use Paleo/Caveman/Evolutionary Nutrition as the foundation of your diet, and the first thing you think of when making food choices. If it was around in caveman times you can eat it. If man made it, don't eat it. If you can cut its head off or pluck it from the ground, it's probably good to go. If it's neon blue and comes in a bag or box, it's probably not great.
2. Choose REAL foods (animals and plants) over REFINED foods (pretty much everything else). Ditch the muffins to ditch the muffin top.
3. Choose NATURE'S foods (animals and plants) over self-proclaimed, processed & packaged "HEALTH" foods (refined oils, whole grain cereals and breads, 100 calorie snack bars, pro-biotic yogurts, health bars, etc.), except for poisonous mushrooms, which you should probably leave alone.
4. If you are an athlete or regular exerciser (especially strength training or any other high-intensity activity), you may want to add back in some starchy carbohydrates to support the physiological and metabolic demands of anaerobic exercise (muscle glycogen restoration, inhibiting protein breakdown/catabolic activity/muscle loss). Drive a Ferrari around, and you need to fill up the gas tank. If your Shaggin' Station Wagon has been sitting in the garage, probably not so much.
5. A carb-based, traditional Japanese Village-style diet is a good template for active strength trainers/anaerobic athletes — basically a Caveman Diet plus some rice and root vegetables. The Irish Farmer's Diet (meat and potatoes), Okinawans (pork and sweet potatoes) and Kitavans (fish and root vegetables) are other good examples.
- The Caveman theme is a simple theme to remember and practically apply, thus it is a great educational tool for everyone: from advanced athletes who have been information overloaded by the fitness industry, all the way down to the complete beginner that doesn't know (or care) much about nutrition, and needs a simple approach to get started.
- Forget about mainstream media and marketing hype, and even scientific debate, and think about your physical appearance and health logically for a second. Mass food refining has only been around for a tiny fragment of our existence. We evolved on more natural diets. So what kinds of foods do you really think are better for us — apples or Apple Jacks?
- The Caveman theme cuts through all of the nutrition myths and bias standards that are out there, which are highly influenced by the refined foods and supplement industries. It places logic and common sense above all of the bullsh*t that is being marketed and sold to you. We were lean and healthy long before magic fat burning pills, miracle detox cleanses, "health" foods, etc. The foods we evolved on are much better for us than the foods we make.
- Gets you to follow science and logic rather than gurus. "But this authority or trainer said 'x' is good for me?" "But this celebrity or pro athlete is sponsored by 'y' company and says I need 'z' to be fit like them". Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. Maybe you do, maybe you don't. Phone a caveman friend to make sure.
- It gives you the tough love truth. Listen to what you WANT to hear for entertainment purposes or to "feel" like you are doing something healthy/good for yourself, even though you actually are NOT. Listen to what you NEED to hear if you want a simple plan to start getting stuff done, and seeing real world results. The Caveman gives you that kick in the a$$ we all need from time to time. You can keep spinning your wheels or you can start moving forward.
- It calls bullsh*t on much of the "health" industry that preys on uniformed consumers. Organic crap is still crap. Gluten-free crap is still crap. Organic, gluten-free cookies are still cookies, and are not that great for your health or body composition goals. The Caveman can show you the true Way. Wild salmon and spinach are gluten free as well.
- There are numerous real life, epidimiological studies of how when individuals from specific cultures (Pima Indians, Inuit Tribes, Native Japanese, etc.) switch from their ancestral/traditional diets to a diet that resembles the modern American diet (highly refined foods), body fat skyrockets and biomarkers of health plummet.
- I don't want to use the fear-monger/scare tactic here, but its the truth, moving back to a more ancestral way of eating may just save you and your family's life. With modern Y2K eating, here are some scary stats: 2/3 of the U.S. adult population is overweight, 1/3 are obese, childhood obesity is at an all-time high, 26% of U.S. adults over 20 years of age, and 36% of adults over age 60 (over 57 million) have pre-diabetes, statisticians estimate that the number of people worldwide with diabetes will increase from 175 million in the year 2000 to 353 million in 2030, man boobs and muffin tops have reached epidemic proportions.
- It ensures a HEALTHY and sustainable approach to losing fat and changing your physique. There are many crash dieters who will follow uninformed plans based on fake diet foods, which leads to nutritional deficiencies and sets themselves up for huge weight rebounds and subsequent yo-yo'ing.
- There are many athletes that look great on the outside, but are train wrecks internally. They are extremely unhealthy and dealing with side effects such as sleep disturbances, depression, elevated disease risk factors (blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar), metabolic damage, digestive disorders, and a lack of natural hormonal production/control as a result of performance enhancing drug usage, recreational drug usage, pharmaceutical drugs to combat medical symptoms, and poor food choices. That's not hardcore or tough my friends. That's just plain stupid.
- If total calories are controlled, you can lose body fat eating Skittles and Ho-Ho's, but what is that doing to your internal health? As the late, great Serge Nubret once said, "Every sickness comes from food."
- I'm a vain piece of crap, so I, more than anyone, get that it is dropping fat and building a physique that turns heads, makes the opposite sex lust, blush, or stumble, etc., that really motivates us. Health concerns seem meaningless when you are about to star in your own gun show or thong song.
- But it is the health impacts of food that matter most in the long run, and should lie at the core of any worthwhile dietary approach. Who cares if you can look good at the beach if you are too sick to get there, or too depressed to enjoy it while you're there? At the same time, I don't care if I make it to 120 years old if I have to live and look like a goblin to do so.
- "But I've eaten crap every night for the last 10 weeks and look good, and my biomarkers of health are OK?" Dude, talk to me in 10 years. Take it from someone who has worked with clients of all ages, and former competitors with metabolic and hormonal damage — its the cumulative effects of our dietary habits over a lifetime that matter, not any 10-week time frame.
- These goals, however, do NOT have to be mutually exclusive; as many uninformed athletes or non-athletic scientists would have you believe. Its not an either or situation. You can improve your health and improve your physique at the same time. The food choices we make can merge those two goals together.
- Any plan can work for the short-term when motivation is high — say for an upcoming athletic event; or just for beach season or updating your Facebook page.
- However, it is virtually impossible to stay in the relative calorie deficit necessary for fat loss, at least for any meaningful length of time, if you are making poor food choices. You can't cut calories while eating crap and expect to stay the course.
- This is where point systems or other calorie counting diets fail. You're not going to be able to stay on a diet plan for long eating low calorie lasagna, fudge cake, or "snack packs". Fake foods like this are just empty calories with no functional nutrients. They have no effects on satiety or the hormones that regulate appetite and energy intake. You will feel constantly hungry, deprived, and miserable dieting on these foods. In other words, you will constantly feel like you are DIEting.
- That's why people yo-yo on and off these plans. They are not sustainable. And it's not because YOU went off the diet. It's because THE DIET was not sustainable in the first place
- It's easier to stay "faithful" to your fat loss plan when it emphasizes real, whole, natural melons (or nuts), I mean food. As an experiment, I've had female clients struggle to net 1200 calories a day and male clients 2000 calories a day when they cut out all refined foods (including oils), and ate only real foods.
- It is much easier to stay in the calorie deficit necessary for fat loss, while still giving your body all of the essential nutrients and micronutrients it needs, indefinitely, IF you are emphasizing real foods. Which means you can maintain a year-round fit physique, low body fat percentage, look awesome, AND have great health and vitality. No more yo-yo'ing.
1. Eat low calorie, nutrient dense, real, natural, high satiety foods. Eliminate high calorie, nutrient poor/empty calorie, packaged, refined, low satiety foods.
2. Eat wild, hormone/anti-biotic free, unprocessed, natural animal proteins. They provide us with: essential amino acids (for tissue maintenance – including lean muscle mass), essential fatty acids (for normal cellular and hormone production), vitamins and minerals (like B-vitamins, zinc, iron, etc.), and "good fats" (50% of the fat in beef is mononunsaturated).
3. Eat a variety of plant foods (fruits and vegetables). They provide us with: fiber, different vitamins and minerals (A, C, calcium, potassium, etc.), natural antioxidants, and disease-fighting phytonutrients.
*That's all you really need for survival and normal functioning. The rest of what you take in is all about energy production. And the human body is very adaptive. It can use either carbs or fats as its primary fuel source.
4. I feel whole food fats are a better primary fuel source for certain demographics (sedentary, insulin resistant, diabetic, obese) = fat from animal protein foods, avocado, coconut, and nuts.
5. I feel carbohydrates (natural starches) are a better primary fuel source for other demographics (athletes and regular exercisers) = yams, sweet potatoes, potatoes, and rice.
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Yes, unfortunately "gluten-free" marketing is now being used to sell a bunch of bullsh*t "health" foods. Veggies, whole fruits, animal proteins, etc. are all gluten free and are much better for you than gluten-free muffins, cookies, and other crap. Rice is cheap, and I think is a much better option than oatmeal. Oatmeal has a protein similar in it to gluten, and is a food sensitivity for many
There's a diet surrounding meat and potato's….sign me up. Really though, great information. The diet industry hurts way too many people with their nonsense. Every time I see weight loss pills it kind of gives me a headache. They can really make people sick, too.
You're mostly right about the gluten free thing. I follow it, because it makes me sick, but they're hawking all kinds of stuff at us, and overpricing it. I'm too poor for that, so I wind up over in the produce isle, which can't be the worst thing that's ever happened to me. I only feel like I'm losing out on oatmeal. If it's gluten free oatmeal, I think it's 2 to 3 times higher in price than Quaker. I can't wait for the fad to die out and for them to just price it like they normally would.Awesome post you break it down in such simple terms. Been on a paleo diet for 6 months now, train strength, and BJJ often. Dropped too much weight at one point, so I upped my white rice intake. Started to eat more after at night from your advice on Ferruggia's site partial partial because i train late at night results are really great.
Quick question, when we do night sessions i get to carb up a bit more from meals during the day. In the AM should I go full fast, or do you suggest anything light besides just eggs and what not? I have only 1 hour to wake and eat and get to class.
Trying to balance energy without overeating. Which is the worst when training bjj, having someone on top of you with food in your stomach is horrid. Thanks Nate. Amazing blog.
Right, for max fat loss diets I recommend getting the majority of your dietary fat as by-product of animal protein foods. No added fats.
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Nutrient dense food, difficuld to over eat, perfect diet, period !!
this is great. but if you are regularly exercising, pretty well muscular, follow a paleo diet but are trying to shed those last few pounds, would it be wise to decrease nut consumption?
Great! I am linking to it, but I expect a virtual high-5 or hug in return. :))) That just made my day!
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5 CRAZY!!!Yemster | 02/04/2011 | See all Yemster's reviews (2)This is currently the first Motorstorm game I have ever played and it is absolutely crazy. The races are rough and with the earthquakes and everything, you just dont know whats going to happen next.The online multiplayer is good as well cause you dont have to be so focused on winning since you can bet on someone. Plus the perks are decent and the customisation options are decent.The single player is also good and I quite like the motion comics in my opinion.Overall the game is must buy PS3 exclusive
5 WOW!RavenDarkholme | 14/10/2010 | See all RavenDarkholme's reviews (6)I played a demo of this game at the Sony BetaRooms and it was AWESOME!! The 3D blew me away and I'm looking forward to adding this to my 3D collection.
5 3D Gamers must have!Windy2606 | 29/05/2011 | See all Windy2606's reviews (2)I have recently purchased a 3D TV and I have a few 3D games, such as GT5, Tumble, WipeOut HD, Hollywood Bowling, Killzone 3, etc. However, I went out and bout Motorstorm:Apocalypse because I had read good reviews about the game, but the reviews said it sets the standards in 3D gaming....... and it does.The 3D graphics are out of this world compared to the other games listed above, which are really good games with proper 3D, but Motorstorm:Apocalypse is a standard above with water, dirt and debris flying towards you..... seeing is believing.
5 Its Motorstorm !!!!Gamesgem | 01/04/2011 | See all Gamesgem's reviews (15)If like me you had some reservations about this new Motorstorm, trust methey are unfounded. It is a great game, that retains all the charms of theprevious two. What changes there are, all add to the Motorstorm theme,without spoiling the classic feel. If you did not enjoy the previous two,you may not feel there is anything new here, but I'm sorry your wrong. 16player online races are even more manic, which is what Motorstorm is allabout. The racing is always frantic, but great. Don't miss out on one ofthe truly great PS3 exclusives.
3 such high hopesbestoffilmngame | 16/04/2011 | See all bestoffilmngame's reviews (49)i had such high hopes for this onebut what a let downpast 2 games were greatbut this one oh dearthe comic book story telling makes the game look cheap for a startstory mode you cant get to choose you car...oh and the nudges are thay really worth it dont really do anythingi think this trys to be like split second but dont come closepast 2 games brill shoulda stuck to what the game is really about and what thay are good at


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Bill Purdy was born and raised in St. Louis. But last week, he and his wife, Mary Beth, experienced what felt like a homecoming in Cooperstown.
For a few days at the Baseball Hall of Fame, Purdy relived a youth spent as close to the big leagues as you can get without being listed in a box score.
Purdy grew up a fan of the St. Louis Browns and by the time he entered high school, they were his obsession. As a catcher during his teen years, Bill was a fan of Les Moss, who caught for the Browns from 1946-53. They shared a similar trait aside from catching.
"He was about as slow as a turtle running the bases, and I wasn't fast either," said Purdy, who supports the Hall of Fame as a Member of the Museum's development program. "But I sure could hit the ball."
It was Purdy's catching ability, however, that dictated his baseball life after 1952. Bill Veeck, who purchased the Browns in 1951, was working to create greater interest in the team. So in 1952, the future Hall of Fame executive held a promotional contest to work as a bat boy for the Browns. Purdy won the contest.
During the middle of the season, the Browns needed someone to catch batting practice, so Purdy started doing that. For the rest of the season, he was the team's bat boy and batting-practice catcher. In 1953, he served as just the batting-practice catcher and also traveled with the team.
As the bullpen catcher, he caught many legends, including the seemingly ageless Negro league great and future Hall of Famer Satchel Paige; an aging Virgil Trucks, who won 177 big league games; Harry Brecheen, who won three games in the 1946 World Series with the Cardinals; Don Larsen, who threw the only perfect game in World Series history; Bob Turley, who went on to win four World Series games, two rings and five pennants with the Yankees; Ned Garver, who won 20 games for the last-place Browns in 1951; and Tommy Byrne, a left-hander and part of the Yankees dynasty in the 1940s and '50s.
Purdy also has one great memory from a trip to Yankee Stadium in 1952. Like the players, Purdy kept his uniform, catcher's mitt and the rest of his equipment in a trunk. The trunks were unloaded from the team's train and taken straight to the clubhouse at the ballpark. Just before the team went to New York, the Browns were carrying three catchers, something the Yankees apparently knew. St. Louis' third-string catcher, however, was sent to the Minors before the team arrived and another catcher wasn't called up — something the Yankees apparently didn't know.
"I'm assuming that the clubhouse man from the Yankees saw my stuff in there and thought I'd been activated," Purdy said. "So they printed the scorecard with my name and number on it. I have it to this day, and it will baffle any historian here, because you won't find my name on the list of active players. But my name is on the scorecard from Yankee Stadium — it's the same scorecard that had Mantle, Berra and Casey Stengel on it."
That scorecard, along with autographed balls and other artifacts — including seat frames from old Sportsman's Park with original Busch Stadium seats in it — are among the memorabilia Purdy still has from his days with the Browns.
But the stories are what he treasures most.
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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i have known bill for a few years now, little did i know of his other accomplishments in his life time. i guess now i will have to ask him for his autograph. great guy, great friend.
Bill Purdy has gained fame for being a staunch advocate for kids and public education. Mary Beth and Bill are champions for the St. Louis Public Schools. If there was a national educators hall of fame – Bill and Mary Beth would be worthy inductees.
P.S. Of course one my favorites among Bill's prizes is a
photograph of young Bill catching Satchel Paige.
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2 Peter Molyneux has done it againHealy360 | 06/11/2010 | See all Healy360's reviews (28)Top 100 Games Reviewer It was after a good 5 hours of play that it suddenly hit me and I smiled... he's done it again. Peter Molyneux did it again. He sold me the same false promise three times! Each time I felt happy when closing the deal but ended up feeling like a victim to an amazing con artist.You see Fable III much like it's predecessors isn't an amazing game. It isn't an Oblivion, Dragon Age, Fallout or a Mass Effect.Fable III is at heart an extremely mediocre game, but unlike most mediocre games it hides that fact extremely well under a thick layer of charm. It is that charm that is the real strong suit of the game and it's creator Peter Molyneux. The man is a marketing genius and the "trickery" starts long before the game disc enters your tray. Interviews and developer diaries often starring the man himself show great promise of epic adventure. Both Fable I and II although always entertaining, never fully delivered on the promises made - Fable III being the best or worst example based on your point of view.If you look past the layers of charm, you end up with a linear series of fetch quests where you follow the trademark glowing trail across the map. Sure there's the option to turn it off but all that does is prolong the search for the right linear path.Exploration fans need to understand that the game isn't a sandbox game like Oblivion/Fallout or a GTA title, instead it offers an intricate maze of linear paths that often lead to dead ends. There's very little true exploring to be done because both invisible walls and the lack of a jump button keep your freedom of movement well in check.Another Fable III disappointment is the combat. It uses 3 buttons:X for melee (hold to block)B for magicY for ranged weapons.It offers no tactical play whatsoever. In fact if you find yourself surrounded by bandits, go ahead and look away from the screen and frantically start pressing the X,B and Y button while spinning the left stick. You'll come out victorious every single time.Now, onto the trademark Fable interaction with characters. This requires you to press A to enter the interaction screen. What follows is a random series of interaction options, press the chosen button for a short interaction or hold the button for maximum effect.There's no reason whatsoever to go for a quicky since holding the button is always the right choice. Also 9/10 times the "whistle" option will get you the best results. Interaction is extremely tedious and a simplified version of Fable II's. After a series of whistles you'll unlock a fetch quest with that character to become friends. What the game boils down to is overly simplified gameplay sugarcoated with that typical Fable humor and charm.The gameplay feels so simplified it almost makes it feel like the game was targeted at a very young community that is altogether inexperienced at gaming.The Fable series is one of those that's ranked among 360 heavyweights, not so much because the gameplay is worthy of that but because of it's amazing ability to hide it's mediocrity through topnotch marketing and a slick charm. It's one of those games that has a loyal following that are great fans of it's undeniable charm but unfortunately for me, the charm wore off very quickly, leaving a shell of a game that isn't worth the 40 quid.
5 Offline Co-Op and first impressionsErebusRed | 29/10/2010 | See all ErebusRed's reviews (15)Just a few hours in, but I felt I wanted to say something about the offline co-op specifically and first impressions. This time you can import your actual character into your friend's world and it you will look like your character. You share the rewards.It's not split screen but the view is wide enough to allow both characters some space to run around and fight in without feeling handcuffed together. It's easy to follow what your friend is doing in combat as well as yourself.There's some turn taking with NPC interactions and what I will call the 'virtual character sheet' (The Sanctuary). Exploring you need to agree on a general route. But if your playing with wife or friends a little patience can be assumed. You both get rewards if one of you opens a chest etc.It's fun!So overall a nice offline co-op experience, especially if you're looking for a co-op in the fantasy genre, and have found few workable offerings since the old Baldur's Gate / D&D games. Of course this a different experience, the difference between playing a fantasy novel rather than a persistant battle.The look of the game seems much polished with really nice environments. It's not Oblivion cross country free-roam but it's looking like it will be a polished high quality journey.It's probably worth each creating a game before starting offline co-op so your character has a world of their own to go back to (can be done without).So - overall first impressions. I think this will be a good experience. I didn't enjoy Fable 2 as much as Fable 1, but this is giving back the wow factor a bit and partly I'm reconciled to what Fable is and isn't. They've given better time and thought to those of us who want to play with family and friends offline.
3 Dull as dishwaterLuckyDucky1 | 09/11/2010 | See all LuckyDucky1's reviews (44)I felt like I had bought an expansion pack on Fable 2 - Not a whole new game.Lack of new concepts, re-gurgitated the old game and put a different bow on it. Enemies were far too easy to kill. Pointless wolves, boring quests and not much choice to be "goof or bad" hero. It steers you to mainly be a good one. Final battle sequence is just long and boring.Its alright for a couple days play...but soon gets rapidly dull after two days.Shame - I was really excited at the idea of this one....and I feel quite let down.
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1 Major failure for Fable fansxleft116 | 05/11/2010 | See all xleft116's reviews (3)We'be been waiting for this game after enjoying Fable and Fable 2. But this game did not meet our expectations at all. It is extremely short - we finished it in 2-3 evenings of Play. It is 100% linear. You have to finish it very quickly, you can't control anything actually. Yes, there are usually two choices good or bad but unlike Fable 1 and 2 it became very linear. There is some pathetic imitation of freedom like side quests but they are all like "deliver this package" or "kill those bandits in the forest". 38 pounds!!! Are you kidding me. I am sure it was first intended to be just add on for Fable 2. It feels like very very short version of Fable 2. Yes, there are some moments to enjoy and illustrators did terrific job again with the characters but you will enjoy for like 2-3 evenings and the ending is so not fun. And there is all these feeling in the second part of the game that developers rushed to finish it before the deadline. What a shame! And the price is more than major DVD release. Greed and corruption came to Albion... developers clearly made their choice and this is not the good one. If this game was branded as add-on to Fable 2 and the price was 15 pounds then it would be Ok. If you will read this review later on when the game become cheap and I am sure it will happen very quickly with this one, then buy it. But Fable 1 and 2 are much much more better. If you're fable fan you will be better of just replaying Fable 1 and 2. Really! Lionhead you suck!


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