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UK: Heinz launches chilli sauces
By Katy Askew | 24 September 2012
Heinz launches Hot Sauce range
Heinz is preparing to launch a line of Heinz Hot Sauces, which will be available throughout the UK from next month.
The range of chilli sauces contains three varieties: chipotle & garlic, green jalapeño and yellow habanero. The sauces have an RRP of GBP1.49 (US$2.41), the company revealed.
The launch will be supported by a marketing campaign, including digital, sampling and radio as well as a social media campaign to "help chilli lovers unite".
Emma Rumble, senior brand manager, said the launch reflects the company's commitment to developing "new and exciting products" that "respond to consumer trends". She said: "We know people love spicy flavours and we're confident that the taste and tingle, or fiery kick in case of the yellow habanero variant, of the sauces will liven up any mealtime."
Heinz, the sauce expert, is launching an exciting new range of hot chilli sauces, set to spice up mealtimes for chilli lovers all over the country.
The new Heinz Hot Sauces, in-store from October, combine heat, flavour and a splash of vibrant colour to liven up any meal.
The three distinct varieties are well balanced to complement the flavours of consumers' favourite foods, whilst adding an unmistakeable chilli kick to dishes in differing degrees. So simply versatile, ideal for giving that extra zing to pizza, pasta, stir fries, chicken, burgers and much more! The opportunities with Heinz Hot Sauces are endless.
With a RRP of £1.49, the range consists of three exciting chilli flavours, each giving food full-on taste and tingle:
· Chipotle & Garlic is a smokey, medium spiced sauce with a hint of garlic. The perfect partner for marinating chicken or brightening burgers and ribs
· Green Jalapeño is a hot-spiced sauce with a tangy, zesty taste. Great for spicing up salsa or giving an added kick to salads and pizzas
· Yellow Habanero is a fiery hot yellow chilli sauce, the hottest varieties. Perfect poured on fajitas or splashed into stir fries. This sauce is complemented with a sweetness to balance its searing heat
Heinz has worked hard to source the quality ingredients and all three sauces contain chillies sourced from a single origin - Mexico - and in the case of Yellow Habanero, a single farmer's co-operative.
The Heinz Foodservice arm of the business also sees opportunities for the product to be placed both back and front-of-house, which will further reinforce the product's quality credentials and encourage in-home usage.
The launch of the new range will be supported by a social media campaign to really help chilli lovers unite. Each 150ml bottle features a unique QR code that will direct consumers to the Heinz Hot Sauces Facebook page (www.facebook.com/heinzhotsauces) encouraging chilli lovers to come together, provide recipe inspiration and special offers, supported by YouTube videos and Twitter conversation.
Emma Rumble, Senior Brand Manager at Heinz says: "The launch of the new Heinz Hot Sauces range reflects our commitment to developing new and exciting products that respond to consumer trends. We know people love spicy flavours and we're confident that the taste and tingle (or fiery kick in case of the yellow habanero variant) of the sauces will liven up any mealtime!
The QR codes on the labels are a great way of optimising brand interaction, particularly during dwell time in restaurants. Consumers will be inspired by some delicious recipes from the Facebook page, as well as adding their own for other heat-seeking Heinz fans to enjoy. And getting the product into people's hands through sampling will be really important for us too."
The launch of the new campaign will be supported by an integrated campaign, including digital activity, sampling and radio.
Original source: HJ Heinz
Sectors: Condiments, dressings & sauces, Multichannel, NPD & innovation
Companies: Heinz
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in Clinical & Experimental Immunology (2000), 120(1), 194-199
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Synovial fluid (SF) levels of soluble CD23 (sCD23) were determined in 96 patients presenting with an inflammatory knee effusion (73 with RA and 23 with reactive arthritis (ReA) serving as a control inflammatory non-erosive group) and were correlated with the degree of joint destruction, with local immune parameters (IL-1beta, IL-3, IL-4, IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, IL-12 and sCD25) and with serum markers of inflammation, C-reactive protein and erythrocyte sedimentation rate. RA patients, classified as erosive or not according to Larsen's grade, were separated as follows: (i) 13 patients with non-erosive RA; (ii) 16 RA patients with erosions in hands but not in knees, matched for disease duration with the first group; (iii) 44 RA patients with hand and knee erosions, matched with the second group for rheumatoid factor positivity but of longer disease duration. SF sCD23 levels were significantly increased in both erosive RA groups compared with non-erosive diseases, whether RA or ReA (P < 0.05), whose SF levels were not different. SF IL-10 showed a similar profile to that of SF sCD23 and was the only other parameter characteristic of erosive RA, but no direct correlation was found between the two. SF sCD23 was significantly correlated with IL-12 (r = 0.65, P = 0.0001) and sCD25 (r = 0.39, P = 0.0019) exclusively in the two erosive RA populations. In conclusion, these data showing that increased levels of sCD23 are not only found in the SF of erosive joints but also in knee SF of patients with erosive RA but without knee x-ray-diagnosed erosions suggest that this parameter might be of predictive value for joint destruction. Longitudinal studies are however needed to confirm its potential clinical interest. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 57 (8 ULg)
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Barthelemy, Nicole ; David, Jean-Louis ; Bosquee, Léon et al
in European Journal of Clinical Investigation (2002), 32(3), 193-198
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Background Plasma transforming growth factor β1 (TGFβ1) levels are elevated in patients with lung cancer. As TGFβ1 is mainly found in platelets and as nonmalignant pulmonary diseases (NMPD) are frequently associated with lung cancer, we investigated the potential contribution of platelet degranulation and/or of a concomitant NMPD to the increased plasma levels of TGFβ1 reported in patients with lung cancer. Materials and Methods Blood samples were collected in duplicate from 30 healthy subjects, 14 patients suffering from NMPD and 37 patients with lung cancer. The platelet count was determined and the samples were processed to obtain plasma. One sample was collected in EDTA (EDTA plasma) and the other in a mixture inhibiting platelet degranulation (PIM plasma). TGFβ1 concentrations and β-thromboglobulin (βTG) levels, an index of platelet degranulation, were measured in both plasma samples. Results TGFβ1 and βTG plasma levels measured in PIM plasma were lower than those obtained in EDTA plasma. With respect to PIM plasma, both TGFβ1 and βTG levels were higher in patients with lung cancer than those with NMPD and in healthy individuals. In patients with NMPD, only TGFβ1 levels were increased as compared to healthy controls, βTG levels being similar. Conclusion Methods for collecting and processing blood samples are critical in determining reliable circulating TGFβ1 levels. Increased TGFβ1 plasma levels observed in patients with lung cancer are related, at least partly, to concomitant NMPD and also to platelet degranulation as proved by increased βTG levels. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 36 (2 ULg)
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Vanderhoeven, SONIA ; ;
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Exotic invasive plants can alter ecosystem processes. For the first time in Europe, we have analysed the impacts of exotic invasive plants on topsoil chemical properties. At eight sites invaded by five ... [more ▼]
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Increased tree-growth synchronization of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) in response to climate change in northwestern Europe
Latte, Nicolas ; ; Claessens, Hugues
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To better understand how the radial growth of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) high forests has responded to climate change, we selected 12 sites (137 trees) with optimal growing conditions along a W − E ... [more ▼]
To better understand how the radial growth of beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) high forests has responded to climate change, we selected 12 sites (137 trees) with optimal growing conditions along a W − E altitudinal gradient (67–590 m) in Belgium. We evaluated temporal changes in growth response to climate by using pointer year analysis, moving mean sensitivities (1860–2011), and moving bootstrapped correlation coefficients (1952–2011). The strongest driving climatic variables were identified by using the partial least squares method. The common patterns of growth trends, pointer years, and mean sensitivities among sites provided evidences for the impact of environmental changes operating at a regional scale. The results of growth–climate analysis indicated that these changes were strongly influenced by the climatic conditions of the previous year. The climate sensitivity of beech increased progressively in response to more frequent and intense heat waves and warming-related droughts, especially during recent decades, leading to remarkable inter-site synchronization. The changes were much more pronounced for sites located in lowlands (<300 m). The differences in growth responses along the altitudinal gradient and the consequences of warming for beech growth and physiology are discussed. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 51 (22 ULg)


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Since 2.7-beta3 I cannot properly embed a video. I use the Insert / Edit embedded media option, and paste a YouTube URL, and it shows up fine in the preview but not in the actual post when using Firefox 3.0.4). It works in IE7. The code being used is this:
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BOWIE, Md. -- The Bowie Baysox turned five first-inning singles into three runs, and that proved to be more than enough offense in a 5-1 victory over the Erie SeaWolves Friday night at Prince George's Stadium.
Matt Crouse, making a spot start for the first-place SeaWolves (20-13) before a crowd of 8,354, was touched for singles by five of the first six Baysox batters, three of whom scored.
Caleb Joseph, Henry Urrutia and Ty Kelly each drove in a run with a base hit, giving Bowie a 3-0 lead.
Crouse, who entered the game with a 3-1 mark and a 3.33 ERA, lasted five innings, giving up 11 hits and five earned runs before being lifted in favor of Tyler Clark.
Trailing 3-0, the SeaWolves got on the board in the fourth inning off starter and winner Mike Wright.
After Daniel Fields struck out to start the inning, Tyler Collins singled and advanced to third on James McCann' single. Collins plated Erie's first run on James Robbins' force-play grounder.
Bowie wasted no time in re-establishing its three-run cushion, scoring once in the bottom of the inning on Urrutia's double and Luis Martinez's single.
The Baysox added another run in the fifth inning on Buck Britton's leadoff homer, his third of the season.
Wright, the Orioles' No. 9-rated prospect entering the season, brought a 3-0 record and a 4.91 ERA into Friday's start. He worked the first six innings for Bowie, giving up five hits and one run while walking one and striking out six.
The four-game series will continue with today's 6:35 p.m. matchup in which Victor Larez (5-0) will start for Erie against Bowie's Kevin Gausman (1-4).


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Published: Friday, April 23, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
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A fictional "down-da-bayou" character called Telesse Baudoin was well-known to readers of the Terrebonne Press some 58 years ago. His "letters to the h'editor," from "Points-aux-Chiens," revealed him as satisfied with the simpler things of life.
One such letter appeared in the issue of May 1, 1952, spelled as Telesse is supposed to have spoken:
"22 November, 1944
"Mr. H'Editor
"The Terrebonne Press
"Ma dear fren:
"Las' satday I visite Houma an' sat in th' Cote Square to res' w'en an ol' man stop to say hello to me.
"He say he was over one hundred years ol' an' still helty an' fool of fun.
"I h'ask eem w'at was ees ev'day routeen to kip up so long an' he say res' plenty an' don' get mad at nobody no mor'.
"He say to me if you do that you too gon' rich one hondred year an' maybe little bit longer.
"So I Com' back to the Point an' tell Marie that me I mus' res' more ev'ry day if she want me to liv' mo longer. She say she need help roun' th' 'ouse an' to pass mysef' little bit in th' garden, put out som' trap an' feesh crab in th' bayou an' unless I do that she say she gon' mek me leave.
"Marie say I can sit by th' fie-place in th' ev'nin' as long as I want an' lissen to th' mockin-burd sing in' tree and feesh with a feesh pole as a companion. Many a king wood change ees throne fo' soch independent glory:
"Yo' ol' fren'
Curiously, the letter is dated 1944. Editors addressed the formula for long life, "plenty rest and not get mad at anybody."
They noted his wife's reaction: "Marie told him he would have to work in the garden." But nothing about the different dates.
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The aptly named Toolbag Company produces this beautiful leather tool bag, ready to be filled with what's needed to keep a classic on the road. It comes empty, but it's ready and waiting for the highest-quality spanners, sockets and screwdrivers. There's even a box for spares like bulbs and fuses. It's a craftsman-made bag for the classic-car owner with style.
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Any Ford owner needing to protect their motor could do worse than this tailor-made cover from Richbrook. It's approved by Ford, so any Consul, Cortina, Cougar or Capri would be happy to get tucked up safe and sound inside the lightweight UV-reflecting fabric. It's mainly an outdoor cover, but the breathable membrane means it's just as useful indoors.
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Jazz up your desk with this beautifully crafted clock. It features a gear that's seen race action with the Lotus F1 team, then been polished up and engraved with a unique identification number. They're mounted onto an acrylic base, then the hands and numbers are added. The final touch is a Lotus F1 certificate of authenticity. A great addition to the office of a racing fan.
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Anyone who loves to clean and polish their motor will love this kit, which features everything necessary to keep a car sparkling. The handy carry case includes 500ml of Gwash, W6 Iron and General Fallout Remover for cleaning wheels. After cleaning, add 250ml of T2 Tyre Dressing, then shine up the bodywork with 500ml Quick Detailer and 500ml G6 Perfect Glass. Should suicidal flies take residence on the number plate, there's even W8 Bug Remover. A great kit to keep a car in tip-top shape.
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It's a sad fact that lots of people want to own a classic car, but simply can't – and for those people a voucher for classic-car hire is a perfect gift. The HCHG represents classic fleets all over the country, with a huge array of cars to choose from – running from a humble Morris Minor to a gorgeous Jaguar E-Type. Around £200 should give the classic enthusiast a day in most of the cars on offer.
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This rear spoiler is not all it seems – it's actually a practical shelf to hold items like race trophies. It's taken from a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup racer, with black carbon-fibre fins, black aluminium brackets and the original race screws. It weighs less than 5kg but will support up to 120kg – perfect for the heaviest library of Porsche memorabilia.
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The youngest petrolheads in your life need some love, too – and what better for a miniature car lover than a MINI? This ride-on electric version is aimed at three to five-year-olds, who'll love driving it around at its top speed of 5kph. It even has working lights. MINI sells it through its own Amazon store.
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The final touch for an event like a motoring dinner would be these solid silver cufflinks. They're styled after old-fashioned wooden steering wheels and are hand-enamelled, with drilled spokes. They're made in England and come in a presentation box – perfect to wrap up and leave under the tree. A sharp addition to any suit.
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The best gift for someone with no sense of direction is a sat nav and this TomTom unit should be at the top of your list. The GO 5100 has a sleek design but works brilliantly, with the large, bright display showing you the best route to take, as well as traffic updates. Lifetime worldwide maps make this our favourite sat nav.
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The greatest British car ever is also one of the most beautiful, so it's fitting that sculptors would choose to create art out of the classic shape of the Jaguar E-Type. Dave Clark Designs makes this 1:10-scale model to order and mounts it on a beautiful slab of wood. The simple cut panels distil the essence of the car, making for a great piece of automotive art.
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Lop two wheels off a 458 and you're basically left with this – a folding bike, made from state-of-the-art components for lightness and performance. Tektro, Shimano, SRAM and FSB parts all feature on perhaps the flashiest city commuter we've ever seen. It won't quite hit the 200mph some Ferraris are capable of, but it can slot through much smaller gaps.
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The festival ground or race meeting can be an unforgiving place in the rain, but BMW enthusiasts can keep themselves dry with this motorsport tent. With practice it can be put up in less time than it takes to lap Hockenheim, while taped seams and a waterproof coating ensure it's weatherproof. It packs away into a bag just 70cm long. One to keep in the boot of your Beemer for some wild camping, perhaps.
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For lighting with Italian flair, forget Murano lampshades – you need the nose of a classic Fiat 500 hanging from your wall. It includes headlights, indicators, a chromed bumper and the iconic chrome nose. The 8kg weight shouldn't trouble most walls and the soft light it provides will make any workshop or garage look great.
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Tamiya makes some of the best remote-control cars around and this Monster Beetle is sure to bring back memories – it's a throwback to a 1986 original. The rugged chassis and go-anywhere tyres mean it's a true off-roader, too. You'll need to provide your own controller and battery, but everything else is included.
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If you need to fill up the tool bag further up the page, take a look at this comprehensive DIY car kit. It includes nearly every conceivable item: 1/4, 3/8 and half-inch drive wrenches combine with metric, imperial and deep sockets. There are extension bars, adaptors to mix and match drives, plus metric ratchet spanners. There are even hex, torx and screwdriver bits. Unless your car is glued together, you'll be able to work on it with this kit.
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MG may be alive and kicking, but the cars it's producing now are a far cry from the classics that once rolled off the production line – and this watch evokes the spirit of the greats. It's named after the classic MG Cream Cracker, and the brown-and-cream colour scheme matches that car. It's a beautiful watch and should be on any MG lover's wish list.
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Racing seats aren't just for racing – you can lounge in style while working away in your office with this Promech Racing-designed chair. It's a genuine competition seat bolted to a chromed castor base, while the arms are inspired by alloy wheels. The different options mix leather and Alcantara for the authentic look. A must for fast workers.
Price: $99 (£66 approx)
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Any F1 fan would like these vinyl wall graphics, celebrating Lewis Hamilton's third F1 title. They're officially licensed by the Mercedes AMG team, too. The car measures just under 40 inches wide, and arrives in a tube with mounting instructions. You can even add a life-size version of Lewis for the same price. You'll have to order quickly though, as they need to be shipped from America.
Price: £269.90
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Deep down, nearly every child wants a racing-car bed. Make their dreams come true with this moulded plastic version, suitable for two to seven-year-olds weighing up to 40kg. Working lights and a personalised number plate make this perfect for any young car fan. The mattress is included, too.
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Sign the papers for your new car with this beautiful Bentley rollerball pen. It's offered in classic Bentley colours of Beluga Black, Silver Lake Blue and St James Red. The cap even reflects the engine cam covers. But if this isn't exclusive enough, a fountain pen is available for £675.


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Enzo Maccarinelli (38-6, 30 KOs) travels to Rostock, Germany to challenge Juergen Braehmer (42-2, 31 KOs) for the WBA World Light Heavyweight Championship on April 5.
Maccarinelli, the former WBO Cruiserweight Champion, knows what it takes to become a world champion and makes no secret of his desire to take the title from Braehmer in front of the German's home fans.
Q: What do you think of your opponent Juergen Braehmer?
EM: I really respect him. He was a top quality amateur, who beat Ricky Hatton twice I believe. He is a very tough, hard man who has been around almost as long as me.
Q: How have you been preparing for this fight?
EM: I have been training with former WBU World Middleweight Champion Gary Lockett, a top young trainer, at his gym in Cardiff. I have paid for some of the best sparring around and will have had an eight-week camp by fight night.
Q: What do you believe will give you the advantage over Braehmer on April 5?
EM: I will have the biggest heart and desire to win the battle. I want this title more than anything in my career. I really want to go out on top by winning this final world title.
Q: Braehmer is known for his technical abilities and his southpaw stance, will this influence your game plan?
EM: Gary and I have come up with a game plan to adjust to Braehmer's style. I have sparred thousands of rounds with the best southpaw of recent years, Joe Calzaghe. I know a southpaw better than he does!
Q: How would you describe your own style?
EM: I used to be about the big left hooks and right hands, coming forward swinging, but under Gary I have learnt to use my boxing brain and it is now a controlled all-out attack.
Q: You know what it takes to become a world champion, will that experience help you when facing Braehmer?
EM: I've had twenty championship fights in my career, from British to World title level, of course it is all experience in the bag, but I think this fight against Braehmer will be totally different and I wont be reliant on any of my previous experience, it will come down to who wants it more, and that's me!
Q: What made you decide to step down in weight and how have you found the transition to light heavyweight?
EM: I was making the cruiserweight limit easy for world title fights and just felt that I could go down to light heavyweight and still retain my power, which has been the case. I am faster and stronger now.
Q: British fans are known to travel to support their fighters, will you be expecting a big crowd cheering you on and will this give you an added motivation on the night?
EM: I will have fans there, but whether I have twenty thousand supporting me or two fans in the crowd, it won't make a difference in the ring, I'm fully focused on my job on the night.
Q: What is your prediction for fight night?
EM: An Enzo Maccarinelli victory.
Joining Maccarinelli in action at the Stadthalle in Rostock will be undefeated Welsh prospects Lewis Rees (9-0, 5 KOs) and Liam Williams (8-0-1, 3 KOs). Rees, a decorated amateur and current Welsh Champion, will face Renald Garrido (11-7, 2 KOs), while 21 year-old Williams goes toe-to-toe with Yuri Pompilio (5-8-2, 1 KO).
There are still a limited number of tickets available for this show via www.eventim.de .
Enzo seems like a genuinely nice guy. Which makes me wonder why I almost get aroused watching him get brutally KTFO. I have issues.Comment by CTC JOHNNY on 03-26-2014
This fight is a joke !!!! ENZO IS A BUM !!! :argue:Comment by Tobi.G on 03-26-2014
Enzo has a chance because Brähmer is no world-beater, a paper-champ.Comment by ukalltheway on 03-26-2014
if enzo can keep that chin tucked in and let his hands go he could win this handily :boxing: war enzo !!!Comment by dan_cov on 03-26-2014
What a story that would be though & maybe I am going with my heart a bit here but I can't help but think Enzo can do the almost unthinkable here. Warrr Enzo!Post a Comment - View More User Comments (6)


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Hand dryer
Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson Thailand
Art Director: Noppadon Shinkhem
Photographer: Chubcheevit
Published:November, 2007
37 comments
Don DraperNov 20, 2007 - 10:43
Even if this is in a restaurant, it's not a very appetizing place to advertize a food product.
puppiepoppyNov 20, 2007 - 13:47
Funny like hell! But such a scam for advertising a food product in the toilet.
geraldanithNov 20, 2007 - 23:11
Gr8 stuff!! Only problem is food.... looo??? They dont go well together.. dont they??
imkeNov 21, 2007 - 3:24
"No think is impossible"
GREATTT ambience work
"No think is impossible"
monicamexicoNov 21, 2007 - 17:34
Gross! I don't want some guy's nasty hotsauce breath all over my hands.


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PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale
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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is free-for-all brawler showcasing the best and brightest of PlayStation's characters and worlds. From Kratos to Sly Cooper, Sweet Tooth to Parappa the Rapper, Sony characters from all over the gaming spectrum are brought together in a fighting adventure that's both easy to play, and hard to master. Take the battle online for competitive multiplayer action, or go head to head with a group of friends on the couch and prove once and for all who's really the best!
- Play as your favorite PlayStation characters with all their signature moves
- Dynamic environments straight from the characters' worlds
- Interactive mash-up events featuring additional PlayStation characters
- Local and Online tournament modes
- Kratos (God of War)
- Sweet Tooth (Twisted Metal)
- Fat Princess (Fat Princess)
- Parappa (Parappa the Rapper)
- Sly Cooper (Sly Cooper)
- Colonel Radec (Killzone)
- Dreamscape (Little Big Planet)
- Sandover (Jak & Daxter)
- Hades (God of War)
- Metropolis (Ratchet & Clank)
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- 7 member(s) reviewed this product.
Online and local multiplayer are both exceptionally solid
Posted by Pietros 20/02/2013 at 5:33:42 PM
Multiplayer is great and feels right. Characters control and sound just as they would in their own game. There's a good mix of characters that give players many different play-styles to choose from and DLC is also confirmed. Levels are fast and exciting mixing up two Franchises and mashing them together.
Super Smash Bros after a couple cups of coffee
Posted by Cynder 15/12/2012 at 5:36:59 PM
I enjoy playing Super Smash Bros very much; but annoyed that there wasn't any other games like it on the market, then this gem came along. I enjoy this game very much and really happy this the choice of fighters.
Posted by Fusion13 12/12/2012 at 8:28:38 AM
Dont know why people say this game is boring or not fun to play, its great. if your a fan of super smash bros then this game is a must. plus there are still more characters to come form DLC. 5 out of 5 great game
A poor effort at a party brawler
Posted by Zeryiader 11/12/2012 at 8:54:05 PM
- Lack of Combo producing gameplay - Weird Character Choices (Seriously Cole and Evil Cole, no Crash or Spyro) - Poor Art Design + Cross Buy Smash Bros and even the dreamcast classic Power Stone really do show how poor of an effort this game was, the lack of being able to produce combos and over powered characters (Kratos and Raiden the two only decent combo characters can out play anyone, even for newbs). Recommended for PS fans who want this type of game, if not avoid.
Commonly compare to the wrong game (Super Smash Bros.)
Posted by Winten 10/12/2012 at 11:02:15 AM
PSASBR first and foremost doesn't deserve to be acknowledged as a plagiarised variant of SSB. This game plays nothing like SSB, it has a more in depth combat system which relies on more strategic use of combos and evasion (spamming/mashing won't get you far). Anyone who enjoys the ultra and super combos in Street Fighter will also enjoy the AP meter which builds up from mainly attacking, and is used as the only way (excluding a particular item) to score/kill opponents. While somewhat repetitive with most of the characters, this game tends to shine more in the other game play mechanics which has kept me going back for more. If you're after a great single player experience then the arcade mode will sorely disappoint you with its symmetry to all the other characters, the only difference being some cut scenes made up of slides and some dialogue. Online play is one of the places this game shines due to the exclusion of the clunky AI, and a more competitive vibe. the main onslaught of glitches and an ocean of rage quitting hosts plague this area of the game though, making it hard to bare with at times (I believe the core glitches such as being given a character you did not select has been patched of recently, don't quote me on that). If you're a fan of the fighter genre and of PlayStation this game does grant some good times, (especially if you have friends with similar interests) I do recommend PSASBR, just don't expect something you'll be getting many game play hours up if played by yourself. 8/10
Great Game
Posted by Bonechill 2/12/2012 at 4:31:10 PM
Allstars has some of the most iconic Playstation characters put together to brawl it out on several different maps from even more Playstation games. The online is great, but after a while online can get boring if you don't have any friends to play it with.
Posted by Deadfenix 28/11/2012 at 3:52:19 PM
Not the greatest but still fun. While it's nice to see my favorite childhood characters brawl each other, game play becomes boring after continual play and story was short and repetitive for each character. All in all decent game, only get if you want to


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SEP 23, 2013 - Zero Hedge
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With just over a week left until a potential government shutdown, especially since the House just passed a stopgap funding measure which included an Obamacare defunding measure and which is dead in the Senate, the issue of a government shutdown with no counterproposal on the table is suddenly concerning to investors, as can be seen in the following Bloomberg chart comparing articles mentioning "government shutdown" vs "debt ceiling." However, it should be the other way around: while Congress may gamble with the debt ceiling until the 11th hour and 59th minute, as it knows it can always punt
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