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With the exploration of Ohio's Utica and Marcellus shale in its infancy, it's important for policymakers to better understand the economic viability of the play, before enacting any new tax policies. Terry Fleming is executive director of the Ohio Petroleum Council, the state arm of the American Petroleum institute.
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People older than age 75 who have been getting regular colon cancer screening since age 50 and who have had consistently negative screenings -- no polyps (adenomas) or colon cancer -- and are not at an increased risk of colon cancer because of family history need not continue getting routine screening. That's according to colon cancer screening guidelines issued by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and the American College of Physicians (ACP).
The upper age limit was set after studies determined that the net benefit of screening after age 75 was small. However, the USPSTF guidelines do recommend colon cancer surveillance for people older than age 75 who have an increased risk of colon cancer, such as family history, a previously diagnosed colon cancer or adenomatous polyps.
The American Cancer Society and the American College of Gastroenterology don't specify an upper age limit beyond which colon cancer screening is no longer recommended.
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Execution delayed for Paul Augustus Howell
U.S. appellate court blocks execution of man convicted of killing FHP trooper in 1992
A South Florida drug dealer convicted of killing a state trooper with a pipe bomb will not be executed Tuesday.
Paul Augustus Howell was set to die Tuesday at the Florida State Prison, but a U.S. appellate court temporarily blocked it Monday. The state Tuesday asked Justice Clarence Thomas to lift the stay.
MUGSHOTS: Florida's Death Row Inmates
The Jamaican native was convicted of murdering Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Jimmy Fulford on Feb 1., 1992.
Authorities said Howell hired a driver to deliver a gift-wrapped microwave oven with a pipe bomb inside to two Marianna women.
Instead, Fulford was killed when he stopped Howell for speeding on Interstate 10 east of Tallahassee. The package exploded when Fulford tried to open it.
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Written by on August 1, 1999 The New Look Also Includes a Fresh Hood...It seemed too simple and, in fact, it was!
When the parts manager at a local Dodge dealership suggested we update the look of Project D150 with the '91-'93 Ram grille, we really like the idea. That was, until we realized that the conversion would require an entire radiator core support due to the outward positioning of the headlamps and their higher orientation in the '91-'93 grille. Since we jumped to conclusions and assumed all was the same for the D150s, we had already acquired the aesthetic parts from Sherman & Associates. That predicament forced us to call Terry Thompson of Thompson Auto Body to evaluate our radiator core-support dilemma. The question for Terry was, "Would it be less-involved and cheaper to fabricate modifications to the existing core support or should we go out and locate a salvage-yard '91-'93 core support?"
Thankfully, Terry reported back to us that the unseen part would continue to be unnoticed with some creative work with a pair of welders--a fire axe to cut it apart and a MIG to piece it all back together. Despite the struggle with the grille, the installation of AAR Fiberglass Reproductions Dodge R/T hood was straightforward and simple. Jeff Thompson (no relation to Terry) accommodated us by applying the Viper Blue topcoat to match the D150 and handled the installation of the hood.
As it turned out, the phone call ended up being the simplest thing about installing a '93 grill on an '87 truck. Little did we know how much was involved. It bolted on without any problem, but the headlights didn't line up. If we wanted this to work we had two choices--install a new '93 radiator core support or cut and weld. The core support was over $700 from the Dodge dealer, and we couldn't find a good used one, so Terry Thompson convinced us to modify the existing core support. Follow along and see how we made out.
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Another step in refurbishing the front end is the hood. AAR Fiberglass supplied us with the Dodge R/T fiberglass hood that has a sportier look and is lightweight. Jeff Thompson of Rods & Restos in Wauchula, Florida, matched the D150 paint job, which he had applied approximately three months prior, and installed the Raisin Bran hood, which fit perfectly.
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park & view are fab,a few wee problems however they were 1 the bar staff not all but some hadnt a clue what to do,2 the glasses all looked dirty apparently this is due to the dishwasher wasnt the only one to complain about this,3 the length of time waiting is rediculous for food that is,& 4 the lodge almost perfect except for double bed been fabricated out of 2 different bed bases + no headboard attached & finally there was water coming under my car from a burst or leaking pipe under lodge.if there was a bit more attention on these matters i would happily give the park & lodge 10/10.already booked to go back in october.
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Add me to the list of people that think Unity 7 is pretty terrible at stability by Linux standards. It's pretty normal by Windows standards, but I don't think that's a bar Linux should strive to meet.
It's particularly craptastic on 13.10 when using Crossover and MS Office apps, but it's got problems with all open source apps too. And if you're using a laptop with AMD chipsets? It pretty much turns your laptop into a hot nearly unusable paperweight. Don't even think of trying to run Youtube full screen.
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This is my version of the modern fairy tale. The princess finally gets what she wanted. The poor knight in shining armor is the third wheel.
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How is this not just a copy and paste of an xkcd comic? http://xkcd.com/81
THIS IS EASILY THE BEST DESIGN ON HERE. hilarious.
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Uhm... I tried to look for it but failed too mightyrain... I'ts a shame because I don't want this to be here if someone did it before, even if it's not a t-shirt. As for the posture of the hands holding behind the character of the center, you've have probably seen it many times, it's just a way to represent they are cheating like it could be mario & peach hugging while luigi kiss peach over mario's shoulder, etc
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Kool I so want one!
erimock wrote:Well, let's see if it was 'orgy' they didn't like.
1. Probably 2. They probably won't like this one either. 3. It doesn't matter anyway, because this is all text, and that's out this week. Sorry.
Umm, yeah. Total theft. Shame on you.
I have no idea why this makes me so happy, but it does. I hope it prints!
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cheers Ian!
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LOVE IT!! The colors are awesome, and the design is adorable!! :D
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Opposites attract - or so the electron thought.
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this is the first derby entry. I know it's not great but I'm just trying to get a hang of this it seems like a fun hobby to get involved in.
I love the simple, uncluttered design. Poor little third wheel.
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Pardon my ignorance, but I only know the books not the show- who the heck're the two guys at the top? I can only pick out Tyrion because he's short.
Woot likes to keep things family friendly. That means no sex, drugs, or toilet humor (to name a few things).
Is it just me, or does Leia look sorta turned on?
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citizencoyote wrote:Is it just me, or does Leia look sorta turned on?
I was just going to say the same thing. It looks like she's thinking that three isn't a crowd at all.
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That is undeniably perfect.
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Looks great but how do I vote for it?
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The chain should cross so that it ends up between the frame and the wheel.
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That damn fairy is always interrupting things at the worst possible times... 6 colors on grass
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velasa wrote:Pardon my ignorance, but I only know the books not the show- who the heck're the two guys at the top? I can only pick out Tyrion because he's short.
Ned & Robb Stark I guess! btw great shirt!!
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text: There are no translations available. Homeopathic Materia Medica by FarringtonLACHESIS, PART II( )Next we take the action of Lachesis on nose, throat and chest, so far as catarrhs are concerned. Lachesis produces nasal catarrh, watery discharge from the nose, which is often preceded by throbbing headache, worse in the left temple and forehead, which is relieved as the coryza establishes itself. Accompanying this coryza are sometimes vesicles about the nose, redness, puffiness of the face and lids, creeping chills over the body, palpitation of the heart, and great relaxation of the whole system ; hence it is suitable for a cold, which is apt to occur in relaxing weather, consequently in the spring of the year. Lachesis may also be used in ozaena of mercurial or syphilitic origin. Here you may compare KALI BIOHROMICUM which follows Lachesis well; and also NITRIC ACID, MERCURIUS, and LAC CANINUM. The last named drug cures syphilitic ozeena and angina when the corners of the mouth and alas nasi are cracked.The cold may extend to the throat, and then we will find that the tonsils are enlarged, particularly the left, or, in the sick, with tendency from the left to the right tonsil. The throat, when examined, exhibits a bluish-red hue, not bright or rosy-red, the patient complains of frequent sense of constriction, as though the throat was suddenly closing up, or a sensation as though there was a lump in the throat which he must constantly swallow, but which as often returns. The throat externally is exceedingly sensitive to touch. Unless the tonsils are going on to suppuration, he will be better by swallowing solids, while liquids and empty swallowing increase the annoyance and pains. I except suppurating tonsils because, when they are large and stop up the fauces, nothing can be swallowed ; then the attempt to take anything is followed by a violent ejection of the same through either the mouth or the nose. But with the ordinary catarrhal sore throat, when the tonsils are not parenchymatously swollen, the swallowing of food often relieves the irritation for awhile. The cold may travel farther down and involve the bronchial tubes, when a different class of symptoms may develop. The patient may suffer from tickling, irritating cough, which is especially apt to come on as he drops off to sleep, arousing him as if he was choking. He can bear nothing to touch the larynx or throat, so that he loosens his neck-band. These, briefly, are the catarrhal symptoms of Lachesis. But suppose, while we are considering this locality, we look to more serious affections which may manifest themselves in these parts, diphtheria for example. Lachesis may be indicated in diphtheria of one or all of these parts. Symptoms for which you will be called upon to prescribe it, are mostly those that I have already given you, with these points in addition : The discharge from the nose is thin, sanious, and excoriating, a really dangerous objective symptom.. The throat is, if anything, a darker red than in the catarrhal state. The membrane is more on the left tonsil, or has an inclination to go from the left to the right. It early develops that gangrenous state which obtains in diphtheria, with the attendant foetid breath, and the increased danger of systemic infection. The tissues surrounding the throat are often infiltrated so that you have swelling of the glands about the neck, and also of the cellular tissue. The swelling may be so great that the neck becomes even with the chin and sternum. The lymphatic glands are swollen too, and have a dark-purplish hue and threaten suppuration. When pus does form, it is not a laudable pus. The child is drowsy, even though feverish, the heart, though 'beating more rapidly than natural, is evidently greatly weakened, as shown by the feebleness of the pulse and coolness of the extremities. This is the kind of diphtheria from which you can hope much from the use of Lachesis. The diphtheria may travel down the larynx, and the remedy still be indicated. You must not infer from what I have said that Lachesis is THE remedy for laryngeal diphtheria; but when it has the characteristic symptoms which I mention, it may be needed; the patient arouses from sleep smothering, and has a diphtheritic, croupy cough. CROTALUS and NAJA like Lachesis have relieved in diphtheria. The former has been selected when the epistaxis is persistent; blood oozes from the mouth, not merely coming from the posterior nares but escaping from the mucous membranes of the nasal cavity. NAJA has helped in casesjust like Lachesis when the larynx is invaded; the patient grasps at the throat, with sensation of choking, fauces dark red, foetid breath, short hoarse cough, with raw feeling in larynx and upper part of trachea. LAC CANINUM is very similar to Lachesis in diphtheria. So is LYCOPODIUM. The latter remedy has aggravation of the symptoms from four to eight P.M. The right side is mostly affected. The child awakes from sleep frightened or cross and angry. APIS is to be distinguished by the oedema of the throat, the stinging pains, the blisters on the border of the tongue etc. Again, you may find Lachesis of great service in affections of the lungs. We may use it in asthma when there are present one or more of these few symptoms. The patient arouses from sleep with the asthmatic paroxysm and cannot bear the least pressure about the neck or chest, finally he coughs up a quantity of watery phlegm WITH GREAT RELIEF. This last is a neglected characteristic of Lachesis in asthma. I have succeeded with it in relieving an asthmatic for months. In pneumonia, Lachesis may be useful but not in the early stages of the disease. There is nothing in the provings of Lachesis to suggest that it will be useful in pneumonia. It does not cause the engorgement of the lungs, the fever or the fibrinous deposit. But it may be indicated in the later stages of the affection when it assumes a typhoid form, especially when an abscess forms in the lungs. Brain symptoms such as low muttering delirium, and hallucinations, appear. The sputum is frothy, mixed with blood, and purulent, and the patient is bathed in a profuse sweat. SULPHUR is perhaps the better remedy to prevent suppuration when there are no typhoid symptoms, but be careful how you give Sulphur, if tuberculosis has been developed by pneumonia. To do so, is almost like giving a person running down hill, another push. It will only hasten the end. In chest affections, MAPS is sometimes of great service. It however affects more the right than the left lung, in which the morning pain is severe enough to prevent the patient's getting up. Both apices are diseased. There is a feeling of coldness in the chest after drinking. The cough is accompanied with intense pains in the chest, worse in the right apex as if it were torn out, and the sputum consists of black blood. It also causes a sensation as if the heart were being squeezed. You may use Lachesis in phthisis, not to cure, but to relieve. Remember it when, in the course of typhoid fever or pneumonia, tubercles have been deposited in one or the other lung. You may use it in the advanced stages of tuberculosis of the lungs when the patient has a retching cough, which arouses him from sleep, and which ends in expectoration of tough, greenish muco-purulent matter, which is. gagged and vomited rather than clearly expectorated; when the patient sweats in every nap, the sweat being the most copious about the neck, shoulders, and chest; and when the strength is greatly reduced and the pulse indicates extreme prostration. Next we turn our attention to the alimentary canal from the mouth down. I referred to the tongue in speaking of the typhoid condition. Lachesis is useful for weakness of digestion, in patients who, from some vicious habits, from abuse of mercury, or of quinine, or of alcohol, have their stomachs so exhausted, that even the plainest food causes indigestion. Acids especially disagree, although the plainest food will cause heavy feeling after eating. Sometimes a gnawing pain is relieved while eating or immediately after, but soon heavy, dragging feelings and other symptoms of indigestion show themselves. Among the cravings is that for oysters, which may sometimes not disagree. The liver is affected by Lachesis. Like all the snake-poisons, it causes jaundice. The usual symptoms are present; even when abscesses form, it may be useful by reason of the tenderness on pressure, intolerance of clothing, and deep throbbing on the right side. The bowel symptoms are not numerous, though they are important. We find diarrhoea caused by the drug, watery offensive stools, but more often constipation, with the peculiarity of the stools already mentioned. Especially may it be used in chronic diarrhoea with great debility and aggravation in spring weather. The tongue is smooth, red and shining. (KALI BI. has exactly the same kind of tongue.) The abdomen is bloated. The patient is worse from wines or acids. The patient is very sensitive to touch about the waist. In this form of dyspepsia, it is very similar to Hepar. The latter remedy, however, has marked relief of the symptoms from the use of condiments. Under HEPAR the plainest food disagrees. The cravings are unique. As if knowing instinctively what will "tone up" the stomach, the patient longs for condiments or wine. Eating relieves the relaxed feeling, but food annoys so soon as the digestive process begins its slow and imperfect work. The bowels move very sluggishly, even when the stools are soft. CINCHONA, too, enfeebles digestion and induces, great weakness and languor after meals. It also has a craving for coffee-beans. Fruits induce diarrhoea with abdominal fermentation. Both cause fulness after eating; but only Cinchona has sense of fulness to hurting, with little or no relief from belching. Bitter eructations, bitter taste, belong to each the latter has the altered taste after swallowing, food retaining its normal taste while being masticated. The discharges from the bowels are offensive, as is the flatus ; yellow watery stools, undigested. But the marked aggravation at night, after a meal, and the resulting prostration, are not at all like Lachesis. In dysentery, etc., when putrid or gangrenous changes occur, the choice is more difficult. Both have cadaverous-smelling discharges of a chocolate color, with coldness and great debility. And although the Cinchona is far preferable if the disease is of malarial origin, such a complication does not contraindicate the snake-poison. The apparently close similarity is also enhanced by the nervous excitability in both. Light touch is distressing, the epigastrium is sensitive, and clothing annoys in each remedy. But this in Cinchona is an increased general sensibility, while in Lachesis there is general torpor, with hyperaesthesia of the cutaneous nerves. The former is suitable when the offensive discharges follow a severe, rapidly exhausting inflammation; or, when the frequency and quantity of the evacuations have greatly' reduced the vitality, thus favoring retrogressive changes. If symptoms of hectic are present, the choice is rendered more certain. In addition, we may also refer to the well-known anaemic symptoms of Cinchona, paleness, ringing in the ears, easy fainting, etc., which show at once how it affects the blood. MEREURIUS presents many points of similarity with Lachesis. The latter frequently follows the former, and also antidotes its abuse. There are loss of appetite, coated tongue, nausea, with oppression, and epigastric tenderness. Pressure in the pit of the stomach produces a deadly faintness. The stomach hangs heavily, even after a light meal of food of ordinary digestibility. The sensitiveness of the stomach to the clothing is a part of a symptom which is completed by a similar tenderness over both hypochondria, with fulness and upward pressure from the abdomen. The patient cannot lie on the right side. If hypochondriacal, he is suspicious, anxious, and restless at night, with vascular erethism and sweat. In fact this erethism is directly contrary to the torpid Lachesis. In abdominal inflammations with suppuration, as in typhlitis, both remedies are useful and follow each other well. MERCURIUS has its ever-present perspiration without relief; stools slimy, or much straining, with or without stool. Lachesis follows when the symptoms threaten a typhoid condition. The patient can lie only on the back with the knees drawn up; if he turns on to the left side, a ball seems to roll over in the abdomen. In rectum and anus, Mercurius has more persistent tenesmus; protrusion of the rectum, which looks inflamed and blackish ; Lachesis, more spasmodic tenesmus, with constriction of the anus, which tightly constricts the prolapsed rectum. Both have chronic constipation. The former induces much straining, with tenacious or crumbling stools; chilliness during defecation. ARSENICUM intensifies the gastric and systemic weakness, to which we referred in the remedies just considered. While it is true that the patient does not fully realize his want of strength, and hence does not so much care to lie quietly, yet nevertheless, his actual amount of vitality is seriously reduced. In a word, he is excessively weak, without feeling so fatigued. Any exertion produces fainting. Taste is lost or is bitter, sour, and putrid. Stomach feels swollen as if full of water. Craving for acids and for coffee; the latter, as in Lachesis, agrees with the patient. There are burning feelings, red rough tongue, and anxiety and distress after eating, as subacute gastritis, which, no remedy better pictures. Nausea is frequent and often periodical (12 P.M.), and is accompanied with great prostration. The vomiting is of many kinds, but is distinguished from the bilious, slimy or bloody emesis of Lachesis by its irregular convulsive character, indicative of gastric irritability. Lachesis is adapted to the nervous weakness and trembling of drunkards; spasms of the stomach, spasmodic constrictions, relieved temporarily by eating ; vomiting of bile or mucus ; Arsenic to burning periodical pains, with sour acrid vomit, violent thirst, but vomits the water. CADMIUM SULPH. to nausea, yellowish or black vomit, saltish rancid belching, cold sweat of the face, burning, cutting in the stomach; griping in the lower part of the bowels, cramps after beer. Both induce marked sensitiveness to touch upon stomach or abdomen, spots of burning soreness here and there over the swollen abdomen (peritonitis); offensive, bloody chocolate-colored discharges, as in dysentery, with constriction in the bowels, cutting pains in bowels. But in Arsenic, there is more lamenting with agonized expression ; restless moving despite the pains. The constriction of the intestines is torturing, the patient declares he cannot stand it, and rolls about in agony, despairing of his life. The extreme tenderness of the pit of the stomach denotes a more positive state of acute inflammation than Lachesis causes. In the vomiting of yellow-fever, Lachesis has in addition, brown coating on the teeth, abdominal tenderness. Arsenic has also spasmodic protrusion of the rectum, very painful; tenesmus with burning; haemorrhoids, especially in drunkards; they protrude at stool with burning. Alvine discharges are offensive, dark, sometimes involuntary, with great weakness and coldness. But Lachesis has less tenesmus recti, the distress there being attributable to a constriction of the anus not found in the other drug. Arsenic, moreover, causes more acridity of the stools, with rawness and excoriations of the anus. All that I have here stated might be tersely described as a difference between two drugs, of which one causes intense irritability and acute inflammation of tissue, mental anguish and extreme prostration; the other, torpidity, with the loss of vitality, but associated with nervous excitability, constrictions, and cutaneous hyperaesthesia. Still, some minds require more attention to detail; and every one attains general mental impressions more accurately if they are formed with due attention to particulars. When there is ulceration of the bowels, tendency to sloughing, with offensive, purulent, or bloody discharges, the two remedies are very nearly allied. Vitality is at a very low ebb, blood oozes from the cracked lips and tongue, and the extremities are cold. But even here, the best distinctions are the mental irritability of Arsenic., and the intolerance of pressure of Lachesis. CARBO VEGETABILIS resembles Lachesis in weak digestion, complaints of drunkards, flatulent asthma, constriction of the oesophagus, annoyance from clothing about the Waist, offensive, bloody, decomposed, purulent stools, collapse, etc. There is craving for coffee, but it does not relieve. Milk disagrees in both remedies; but only the snake-poison has craving for it. The Carbo veg. has aggravation from fats, tainted meats, or fish, oysters, foods causing flatulency, ices, vinegar, and sour cabbage—the latter principally on account of the flatulency it causes. Eructations are sour, rancid. Both drugs have relief from flatulent distension from belching, but Lachesis has an ill feeling in addition, which is relieved. Both drugs experience freer breathing after belching. In Carbo veg. this is expressed as the lessening of a tension and upward drawing which marks the costal attachments of the diaphragm ; in Lachesis, there is a relief after eructations, which seem to suffocate him. They come rapidly, and induce the ever-present Lachesis constriction of the throat. The latter remedy also has empty eructations, which intensify the pains. CARBO VEG. has heaviness, fulness, sleepiness, after eating, with fulness of the abdomen almost to bursting. Burning in the stomach is also increased. This heaviness is very characteristic and is noted likewise in the abdomen, which seems to hang heavily; also in the head, which feels as heavy as lead. The burning is attended with a creeping feeling up to the throat. In Lachesis, the fulness and pressure is as from a load, and the sense of repletion induces lowness of spirits. There is, too, a feeling as if a lump was accumulating in the stomach and also in the bowels; burning, with hard abdominal distension, and a feeling as if a stone was descending; he must stand still or step cautiously. This lumping is presumably a part of the Lachesis constriction, which we have so often designated as highly characteristic. In Carbo veg. the flatus is more rancid, putrid, or when passed per anum, burning, moist, offensive. Its incarceration with burning is a cause of many of the symptoms, and is more in quantity than in the snake-poison. It also causes a bearing down upon bladder and sacral region. Lachesis relieves a gnawing gastralgia, when eating, lessens the pain ; Carbo veg. cures when there are burning, with a contractive cramp bending him double; the pains are paroxysmal and take his breath. The burning spreads up to the chest and down into the abdomen, seemingly following the sympathetic. Tenesmus recti is most prominent in the Carbo veg., anal constriction in the Lachesis. It is this latter symptom which explains, as we have before observed, the ineffectual urging to stool; while in Carbo veg. the urging is fruitless on account of the pressure of flatus. Both have bluish, protruding piles, as after debauchery. This constriction distinguishes them as do also the headache and diarrhoea. In each there is throbbing headache; but Carbo veg. has more of the heaviness, and the diarrhoea is thin. In typhoid forms, whether the specific fever, or as a sequel to peritonitis, dysentery, etc., the Carbo veg. causes the more perfect picture of collapse, while in Lachesis the cardiac debility, drowsiness, cool extremities, etc., indicate failing vitality, but not so near death as the following symptoms belonging to the former: Tympany ; legs cold, especially to the knees ; pulse filiform; breath cool; absence of discharges from the bowels; or, involuntary,' putrid, bloody, purulent diarrhoea. In hernia, Carbo veg. has anxiety, as in Arsenic, but with uneasiness rather than restless change of place; and it resembles Lachesis in the annoyance of the clothing, foulness of parts if strangulated, etc. There is, however, more meteorism and foetid flatus. GRAPHITES has anxiety, melancholy; tip of tongue blistered; feeling of a lump in the left side of the throat, over which the food seems to pass with difficulty; on empty deglutition, a constrictive retching from oesophagus up to larynx; must loosen the clothing after eating ; gastralgia, relieved by eating; chronic gastritis, especially after abuse of alcoholic drinks. Sensation of a lump in the stomach; flatulent distension of the abdomen, with congestion to the head; foetid flatus. Suffocative spells arousing from sleep, must jump out of bed ; compelled to eat something. Offensive stools. But this remedy causes more flatulency than Lachesis. The gastralgic pains are burning and griping; and the feeling of a lump in the stomach is accompanied with a constant beating; the heartburn is rancid. The suffocative spells are usually worse after 12 P.M. instead of during or after a sleep at any time. And the constriction noticed on falling asleep is of the chest instead of the larynx. The offensive movements from the bowels are half digested, dark and pappy, indicating the imperfect digestion which is so characteristic of this remedy. There is some resemblance in the constitutional symptoms of Graphites and Lachesis, since both are needed at times in the phlegmatic. But the former has as a distinguishing group: fat, cold, and costive; skin herpetic, rough, and disposed to crack and ooze a glutinous fluid. Aside, then, from a few resemblances to the snake-poison, Graphites belongs more with Arsenic, Nux vom., and Lycopodium. The first two it resembles in gastritis and gastralgia ; the latter, in flatulency. SULPHURIC ACID somewhat resembles the snake-poisons, especially in the ailments of drunkards. Its corrosive effects, however, are distinctively prominent, as shown in the violent inflammation of the alimentary canal. But the nervous system is so involved that several symptoms look like those of Lachesis; as epigastrium sensitive, constrictive feeling in the bowels, griping, cutting, twisting, with faintlike nausea; trembling, pale face, apprehensiveness; fluttering pulse; cramps in the pharynx; he cannot swallow; oesophageal stricture; great weakness, etc. Both likewise crave brandy. The acid acts well when the patient is weak, emaciated, complains of trembling, but it is more subjective than objective. He is anxious and restless, must do everything hurriedly. The face is pale, and sometimes presents dry, shrivelled spots, especially when the haemorrhoids are Worse. Eructations are sour. The stomach feels relaxed and cold. Wine may palliate and spirituous liquors aggravate as in Lachesis. But the peculiarity of the Acid is, that the stomach rejects cold water, unless it is mixed with brandy. The abdominal muscles are spasmodically retracted. Stools are yellow, like Lachesis, but present a chopped appearance, and are stringy. The watery diarrhoea is very offensive. Piles are moist, burn, and may prevent defecation. As the acid causes croupous formations, it should be remembered with Lachesis when the stools indicate such a condition in the intestine. The acid also resembles ELAPS: drinks chill the stomach. But only the former has the relief from the admixture of spirit. COLCHICUM deserves mention here, especially since, like Lachesis, it causes coldness or cold feeling in the stomach (ELAPS), intolerance of pressure of clothing (in provings, but not confirmed), burning in stomach, vomiting and purging, SPASMS OF SPHINCTER ANI, urging to stool, offensive flatus, offensive diarrhoea, sensitiveness to least touch, very much exhausted, slow breathing, feeble pulse. But there is generally present nausea, worse from the smell of food; if the patient sits or lies very quietly, the vomiting is suppressed (like VERATRUM). Senses too acute; a bright light, touch, or STRONG ODORS irritate him (like NUX VOM.). Vomiting and purging as in cholera morbus ; the sphincter ani contracts after each stool, with fruitless urging. The similarity, then, exists chiefly in the sensitiveness to touch and constrictions of sphincters with weakness, other symptoms being so different as to render a choice easy. (See also below.) In cholera, Lachesis has been employed when the vomiting was renewed by the least motion, and the nausea was attended with a great flow of saliva. As Colchicum has precisely the same symptoms, other indications must decide. In reflex irritation, as convulsions, with variegated, slimy stools in teething children, and rolling of the head, Colchicum resembles PODOPHYLLUM. Belladonna, Lachesis, Bhus tox., and Baptisia, constitute a group serviceable in peritonitis, enteritis, etc. BELLADONNA differs from all in the character of the inflammation. It is only when the affection becomes asthenic that the others are needed. Lachesis follows Belladonna when, especially in children with inflammatory diarrhoea, constipation suddenly sets in with abdominal swelling and tenderness, particularly at one spot. Or, if suppuration ensues and Mercurius fails. Or, again, if gangrene threatens. RHUS TOX. requires drowsiness, the fever remaining high or increasing; restlessness; tongue dry, parched, brown, with red triangular tip; diarrhoea slimy, watery or putrid, yellowish-brown and bloody, involuntary during sleep; generally it is accompanied with tearing down the thighs, while Lachesis has painful stiffness from loins into thighs. In typhlitis, in which affection either may follow Belladonna, Rhus tox. has relief from pressing the swelling gently from below upwards; Lachesis, intolerance of touch. In periproctitis, Rhus tox. may be needed if the inflammation is of traumatic origin; Lachesis, if an abscess forms and fails to point, the surrounding tissues present a purplish hue. COLCHICUM compares with Lachesis when the prostration is extreme, with coma, hot abdomen and cold extremities; thready pulse; if raised, the head falls back and the jaw drops; the face is hippocratic, the tongue is protruded with difficulty, and the bowels move involuntarily. But the tympany is more marked in the former ; and the stools contain white flakes or shreds; the tongue is either thickly coated brown, or it is bright red, except at the root, where it is coated. According to provings and cases of poisoning, Colchicum does not cause sensitive abdomen below the epigastrium. ARNICA develops a profound stupor, with blowing respiration, dry tongue, brown down the middle, distended abdomen, and involuntary faeces and urine. It may be distinguished by the ecchymoses, and the bruised aching, inducing restlessness, which latter is relieved if the patient's clothing is smoothed down and his position changed. Among the remedies causing constriction of the anus, the following are worthy of notice: Bellad., Caustic, Nitric ac, Nat. mur., Ignat., Kali bich., Opium, Plumbum, Mezereum, Coccul. The first has: pressing and urging toward anus and genitals, alternating with contractions of the anus ; spasmodic constriction of anus as in dysentery. The second, CAUSTICUM, causes fruitless urging to stool, with anxiety and red face. NITRIC ACID causes sticking in the rectum as from a splinter; the constriction occurs during, stool and lasts for hours afterwards; the rectum feels as if torn. NATRUM MUR. has sensation of contraction in the rectum during stool, the faeces tear the anus; frequent ineffectual urging; spasmodic constriction of the anus. IGNATIA induces a proctalgia; contraction, with cutting, shooting pains; contraction of anus worse after stool. Symptoms are inconsistent, irregular, fitful as in hysteria. KALI BICH. has sensation of a plug, similar to Lachesis; diarrhoea, of a brown, frothy water, spurting out in the early morning and followed by tenesmus ani. OPIUM, anus is spasmodically closed during the colic, with obstinate constipation. PLUMBUM is very similar. But all these are readily distinguished by the characteristic symptoms of Lachesis: tormenting urging in the rectum but on account of constriction of the anus it becomes so painful he must desist. Protruded piles, with constricted anus. Much nearer, and indeed almost identical here, is MEZEREUM; after the stool, the anus is constricted around the protruded rectum. In other respects, however, the two remedies are widely different. KALI BICHROMICUM must also be remembered as a relative of Lachesis in dysentery. Both have red, cracked, smooth tongue; blackish stools; hence in severe or typhoid cases and further, they follow each other well. The offensive odor of the discharges distinguishes the latter; the jelly-like mucus, sometimes stringy, the former. A peculiar feature of COCCULUS is tenesmus recti after stool, with faintness, and yet peristalsis is lessened. (Compare IGNATIA.) So characteristic is this offensiveness of the faecal movements in Lachesis that it becomes highly indicative of the drug in low forms of disease. You may confidently give Lachesis when this sort of stool exists. The rectum and anus are affected so that there is constant tormenting urging in the rectum, but not for stool. It is merely a spasmodic condition of the bowels with an. unduly irritable sphincter. Another symptom is, the patient is desirous of straining at stool, but cannot do it for pain in the sphincter ani; the rectum protrudes and is held by the constricted sphincter ; after stool there is often a sensation in the rectum as from the beating of little hammers. These symptoms are common enough in dyspeptics, particularly in those who have abused alcohol. In peritonitis, Lachesis is indicated late when the fever still continues and is worse after 1 P.M. and at night. The slightest touch to the surface of the body is intolerable. Typhoid symptoms complicate the case. It may even be indicated when there is typhlitis after the formation of pus. It follows, particularly, BELLADONNA, BRYONIA or MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS. It is also similar to RHUS TOX. but it has more typhoid symptoms than has that remedy and so comes in later in the case.


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Well you may remember earlier in the post I lost my concentration while drilling the hole for the stuffing box (that the prop shaft will live in). Time to fix that little error.
This time I started earlier in the evening and ensures I had a fresh cup of coffee... Must get alignment right... What to do.
That's right. Anytime you want to pay extra-ordinary care aligning things you build a jig. This was just a piece of scrap plywood. I cut two grooves (for the hull sides) 6" apart. Then I drilled a 3/16" hole at the mid point. This gave me alignment side to side, and since the centerline of the hole was aligned to the top of the grooves top to bottom.
I was determined not to goof on this again.
Looking carefully at the tail you can see the washer between the prop and the stuffing box. It needs to be there, but I don't want the prop that far away from the hull. So I recessed the stuffing box into the hull 1/2 the thickness of the washer. I had to file the resin around the stuffing box also to allow the washer to sit into the hull.
At this point the plywood jig was holding one end of the shaft true, and I used the prop to ensure the tail end of the stuffing box was in the right location. Then I carefully removed the prop and applied a drop of CA to hold the shaft in place.
Then I checked the alignment and it was all good. On to the next phase.
I applied packing tape to the end of the sub, making sure the stuffing box was sealed. The the hull was stood up on it's tail so I could pour resin into the enlarged hole that I created earlier. I put tape over everything that I might spill resin on by mistake.
The front / top end of the shaft is still in the plywood jig.
Then it was left overnight to harden up.
The shaft was fixed in place. The resin did not seep all the way down to bottom of the stuffing box hole so I used CA to fill the void. Then I took some files and removed the resin / CA from around the tail of the shaft to give me the space for that washer recess.
While the shaft was setting up the night before I took the time to glue in collets to the flaps for the rudder & dive plans.
As you may recall there is a brass tube running the length of the flaps. This tube will align with the tube in the fins. On each flap I had drilled out a hole deep enough to recess a collet into the fin. So now was the time to glue.
I had a nice slow setting waterproof epoxy. Before applying it I made sure I had 4 spare peices of 1/8" rod. I would use these to ensure the collet aligns with the tube inside the flap. I also sanded the end of the collet and filed grooves into the edge of the collets. This would give the expoxy something solid to hold on to.
The glueing was relatively un-eventfull. I started out with the brass rods in place for alignment. I was worried that if I left them they would be glued in permanently. So I popped them out, cleaned off any glue, and then every couple of minutes I would just check that the collets were still aligned with the tubes. All looked good.
If I found the collets were floating around and needed to have the rod in place to ensure alignment I had a plan B. I was ready to apply a layer of vaseline to the rod. I hoped this would prevent any bond forming with the alignment rods. But thankfully plan A worked.
So the next day it's assembly time.
While I have easy access the push rods are attached to the shafts that go through the flaps. Note the "extended" allen key wrapped in green tape. I could not reach that far without it.
That's the shaft support. The stuffing box lives in the center. You can see the vertical shaft that is the secondary control rod for the rudders, and the horizontal one for the dive planes.
And here it is installed. Now we have flaps that work as they should...
And we are looking more and more like those plans on the wall...
But oops. Man's best friend thinks I should pay more attention to other things, like his favorite pink tennis ball...


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Dec 6, 2010Black Ops is cool. It's cool to own it. It's a COD game. It's good. Nuff said. Treyarch did well his time. It has awesome theater mode, better online multiplayer, better everything.
Nov 9, 2010Awesome game! I don't understand all the haters? The graphics and voice acting is amazing. I loved the story, yes it's a little different but entertaining and well done. The multi-player credit system is brilliant and the customization options are incredible. I'm not even talking about the Zombie mode which is super. Wonderful game if you're a COD or shooter fan.
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Nov 28, 2012Great game! I was hesitant when I learned Black Ops was set in the 70s or 80s but I was pleasantly surprised. There is a nice variety of maps, all of which are very nicely designed. The guns are noticeably different in how they handle, and there are some new kill streaks that are fun and can be very rewarding. I would put this game on par with MW2, though they are both very different games.
Mar 25, 201310-Presentation; The story is the best in the series, and the menu's are well laid out as always.
10-Graphics; Everything looks excellent.
10-Sound; Everything sounds excellent
9-Game play; AI is still a little dumb, but everything else is excellent.
10-Lasting value; There's tons to unlock, and it will take you forever to do so.
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Nov 21, 2012Treyarch finally tries to change the formula in COD. Of course you can argue COD points failed - but more importantly, COD was different for the first time in a while. There's a definite feel in Black Ops that is different from it's Predecessors. IW just made the same game with MW2 - Black Ops may not be perfect, but it's certainly a very good game, in and of itself.
Mar 21, 2013
May 16, 2013the best cod ever no cod will beat it sorry infinity ward
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Jan 4, 2014Absolutely love this game.Probably my third favorite CoD (CoD 4,MW2,BO 1).The campaign had a lot of action,but not the best.Me multiplayer is great.I love it.It has given me wonderful times
Jan 15, 2011This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Nov 17, 2011awseome game, they really out did themselves.took cod to a whole new level in my opinion. great job ..everything frome the campaign to the zombies , to the multiplayer. each one is a own unique level of fun.what will yall do next?
Nov 26, 2010hello people this my first review so here i go when i played this game the game was hard because your a frist timer playing this game then when you play the game for a long time you get used to and then there the real action the game is amazing and the quality of the game is brillant it like your in the game real life and it is a wonderful fellin so thank you for listing and bye
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Nov 21, 2010A GIANT step backwards!! Unfortunately I bought into all the hype for this game. Instead of a step forward from MW2, this next installment from Treyarch is a major disappointment. The multiplayer mode is seriously flawed in gameplay as well as graphics.
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Nov 14, 2010The worst of this game is supersedes even the best of MW2 in every aspect. It took what MW2 should've been and made it twice as good. I can honestly say this is the first COD that I've played and have actually had "fun". Pick this up guys, it's amazing.
Nov 13, 2010Get this game. It is a blast! You people expect too much. Go back and replay front line and see how far things have come. If you like the other COD games you will be good to go. Enjoy!
Dec 3, 2010Call of Duty Black Ops is an action packed game which is extremely interesting to play. It is also a very addictive game which proves how good the game is also the graphics on the game is fantastic. The sound quality is just so real but the disappointment iof the game is that there is not much difference from call of duty modern warfare either than that it is a very impressive game to play.
Nov 27, 2010don't listen to the haters that wrote negative comments about this game. it's fantastic. it's nothing like modern warfare and isn't as exciting but it's well worth the money. esspecially the online portion alone. hell even the campaign is just as exciting. although it isn't the thrill ride no one expected it is still one hell of a ride
Dec 10, 2010
Nov 17, 2010i was greatfully dissapointed over this, the start doesnt give any clear explantions as to what is actually happneing you just thrown straight into a gun fight. the story line is bland and doesnt devier well like modern warfare 2. there is no point in playing again eaither as you get no replay vaule it that dull. and with only one online game its slightly pointless one at that.
Nov 18, 2010
Dec 13, 2010Excellent sequel to MW2. Treyarch listened to fans who dodn't like MW2 and fixed almost all the problems. Beautiful graphics and a worthy game for all first-person shooter video game fans.
Jan 6, 2011I wasn't a fan at first and the connection/lag issues were annoying, but this is a great game. It doesn't quite have the feel of MW2, which I loved, but it's better in most ways. They removed some of the annoying features from MW2 and added far greater depth.
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Nov 9, 2010Call of Duty: Black Ops has worse music than Modern Warfare 2 (and even worse than World at War), but it's compensed with the best campaign mode in the series, tons of extras (Zombies Mode, Dead Ops Arcade, descriptions of the characters/missions in intel...) and the best multiplayer mode in the series too.
Nov 12, 2010
Nov 13, 2010What is going all with all haters? The game is AWESOME!!! Multiplayer is the best! 10/10! And no more cheating streaks and perks like in mw2. Best Game of 2010. And zombies are cool, especially when u playing with your friends!
Nov 13, 2010Just what you'd expect out of CoD. It's not different at all but it's still just as fun as every other CoD out there. If your complaining that the game sucks then why would you buy it when you knew that CoD is the almost the same each and every year. BUT IT'S AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Nov 12, 2010Call of duty black will have your heart pumping like it never pumped before The single player is fantastic. Awesome game! This is an amazing upgrade from call of duty mw2 and call of duty back. Everything in the game is just so balanced. To me this is the best call of duty ever.
Nov 11, 2010
Nov 9, 2010I thought the game was great. Its by far better than MW2. The campaign is great, Nazi Zombies is back and better than ever, and the Multiplayer is balanced.
Nov 10, 2010
Nov 17, 2010best game ever for online it is nonstop fun i dont think u can not have fun in this game it is amazing all the new stuff they added makes u trying to get em plus the perks are more balanced now and it is just very good and the chopper gunner looks way way more better because u can see the map its beautiful
Nov 9, 2010This is best Call of Duty to date due to it's shift to the more hardcore player, as Modern Warfare 2 allowed even the beginner to breeze through the game without any trouble. This is not the case in Black Ops, one must actually possess "skill" in order to be successful.
Nov 12, 2010This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Nov 9, 2010An amazing upgrade to the last game taking the best parts from w@w and mw2 and creating a well balanced online experience. A variety of new maps and de buffing to remove the unfair advantages that plagued the previous games. Obviously treyarch have spent time listening to the community with the addition of split screen as well as the well thought out currency system.
Nov 10, 2010
Nov 10, 2010I wish people would stop rating this game so low. Yes it's similar to MW2 but it's the same franchise!
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Nov 11, 2010Best CoD yet! Great customisation. Great maps. Sound is superb (I was sat by rotting food in multiplayer map and could hear the flies behind me - surround sound).
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Nov 11, 2010Ignore the trolls here, COD BlOps is unashamedly Call Of Duty so if you don't like the series you won't like this and it's dumb spamming the reviews.... For the game itself it's at least as good as the Modern Warfares with extras such as the Wager Matches and COD Points system piping the MP ahead IMO. Zombies and Dead Ops are much more enjoyable than MW2's Spec Ops as well
Nov 9, 2010OUTSTANDING in every way! Fascinating single player campaign story and multiplayer rocks. Wager Match is the BEST! I absolutely love this game! It's the BEST CALL OF DUTY EVER!
Nov 11, 2010
Nov 9, 2010This game is an amazing shooter! The multiplayer is really well planned out and fun. The campaign is no better or worse than previous COD entries and is nice and all but we all know that the primary sell point for COD is the great multiplayer experience! The game is exceptionally well made, graphics, story, etc.
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Nov 19, 2010Are you all playing the same game I am? This is without doubt the best ps3 game ever created. It's almost like buying 2 games in one with the new zombie mode. It's just an incredible game that everyone should buy and try it out for themselves.
Jan 18, 2011
Jan 26, 2011Awesome game I would recommend this game to every one. AND FOR EVERY ONE HOW DOESN'T LIKE THIS GAME thats your problem but i really like this game and would give it 100 out of 100
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Mar 12, 2011A very great game, probably the best we've ever played! We think that Treyarch should make more COD games, no let-downs this time, just a normal action video game with story mode, multiplayer and a zombie game.
Mar 16, 2011This game is amazing! I mean it! The campaign is the best of the series and the multi-player is awesome! Go and pick this game up RIGHT NOW! I MEAN IT! GO! NOW!
Mar 30, 2011Black ops's multiplayer and online play is very good and fun to play. Not to mention Zombies is back and better than ever. World at War was very good but Black Ops is even better. Modern warfare 1 and 2 were such let downs. Im glad Black Ops is out to revive the series.
Dec 22, 2011the campaign rocks ...................................multiplayer is good ............................zombies is addictive in the beginning but after some time its boring............................................................
Dec 26, 2011black ops is teryachs best cod yet it destroys world at war and it beats mw2 mainly due to mw2s sorry campaign its not bad but compared to the other cods poor. anyway black ops has a fantastic campaign and zombie mode is brilliant online its about even with mw2 but brilliant grahics action and a new different great protoganist i cant wait for black ops 2 in 2012
Aug 21, 2012Black Ops has a great campaign with a realistic plot this time around (MW2, we're looking at you). The Multiplayer is addicting and fun, as always, and it packs a new game mode, wager match.
May 27, 2012One of the greatest games I have ever played. Works flawlessly on my PS3. Graphics are great, co-op zombies gave me hundreds of hours of epic lol's and good times!
Dec 21, 2010If you have a fat ps3 do not buy this game. It can possibly (like me) ruin your ps3's bluray drive. Apparently thousands of ps3 owners are having this problem. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huWBNDhV_H8
Jan 14, 2011This game is an amazing shooter! The multiplayer is really well planned out and fun. The campaign is no better or worse than previous COD entries and is nice and all but we all know that the primary sell point for COD is the great multiplayer experience! The game is exceptionally well made, graphics, story, etc.
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Jul 26, 2011I think Single player mode in COD is the best. in multiplayer mode game have small number of cards. it's bad and they very small!! :)
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Mar 24, 2011This is one of my favorite COD game because of the campaign and the multi-player. The campaign is the best of the series and I mean it! The multi-player is good but not as good as MW2's. Great game!
Aug 12, 2011Blacks Ops (PS3 version) is a cleaned CoD , with a ton of new stuff that are compelling. The multiplayer has nice pace , the gameplay is the same ( obviously) , the graphics downgraded but not bad , and the story is well made. You need to play it , to see if it fits well for you . Let's see if CoD can keep the fan base fresh fro the couple months with the MW3 announcement .
Apr 13, 2011This game is great but its not as good as MW2.The maps couldave been better like the ones in previous COD games.Without zombies this game wouldnt be as good.Zombies is the best part of the game by far.Overall, this game is really fun.
Apr 22, 2011Below me are pretty much all the haters of this game that just make 500 accounts to give it a low score. I think this game is very good and if you have not played it like the other people who hate on this and give it a 0 you should play this ASAP!! It is so much fun I love the multiplayer so much it is very addicting and I can play this for hours. I think it beats the battlefield series by a lot.
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Jun 16, 2011I really like CoD series but I prefer Modern Warfare, Black Ops have a good campaign but I think the multyplayer is boring. This time Treyarch has done a better job.
Jul 29, 2011call of duty black ops has a suckier campaign than modern warfare one and two, however the online play is very fun and very addicting. it was ok
Sep 14, 2011
Oct 3, 2011This game has super fun online! The story is not too great but we have MW2 for that! No no no, this game is all about zombies and online, which are both flawless, GREAT BUY!
Dec 19, 2011
Nov 9, 2011Other than being able to play with bots with your friends this is the worst of the CODs.Multiplayer is stale and the story is so dull I never even finished it. Not really worth the money to be honest. Oh and I still have zombies.
Nov 10, 2011This game is great. Whe i first started playing it I thought it was weak. After a while of getting use to it and after multiple updates, it developed into an awesome game! It is very balanced. The one thing they need to fix is spawn points. Its annoying, but not an issue.
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Nov 21, 2011This is a fantastic game. The single player is immense and the multiplayer is the most wonderful thing I've played since the original CoD4 MW. The new MW3 feels like a predecessor compared to this game. Treyarch really know their stuff whereas it looks like Infinity Ward have become complacent.
Nov 11, 2011
Jan 25, 2011Call of Duty: Black Ops still represents one hell of a hefty package. It's bursting with hundreds of hours of entertainment that caters to every conceivable configuration of gamer out there, be they an adversarial gamer, a co-op connoisseur or a staunch offline soloist. [January 2011 p60]
Jan 18, 2011By dint of obstinacy, Treyarch delivers probably its best with Black Ops Call of Duty to date - but probably not the best in the saga.
Jan 16, 2011There are more highlights in the first two missions of Black Ops, then in Medal of Honor. The requirements of Treyarch seemed to be better, than in the past few years. They made an interesting setting. In addition, there's a nice zombie mode and an overwhelming multiplayer. No doubt, this is Treyarchs best Call of Duty ever!


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