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Y&R Week of November 26, 2007
Phyllis was thrilled to be out of prison, but her attempts at "levity" didn't help Nick feel any better about his family's dilemma. While they visited with still-comatose Victoria, Victor and JT were anxious to move forward with her C-section. Michael explained they had to wait for Victoria's court-appointed guardian to arrive and then eventually make a recommendation in court. When Ms. Morton arrived, Victor outlined the conflict and warned, "If she dies because the hospital delays, I will bury you with lawsuits." She understood the time pressure, but was sure to remind him, "We're doing what we can to resolve this situation, because your family is unable to do so." Michael grabbed the phone away when Victor called the judge directly. Unapologetic, Victor wouldn't listen to his lawyer's lecture about angering the judge, snorting, "I don't give a damn about protocol!" In the commissary, Nikki, Brad and David were also arguing protocol. Nikki admitted the legal delays worked in their favor. "Every hour that they delay is more time for that baby to have a chance to survive," she explained, and then she and Brad realized it might be best if Nikki made herself "difficult to find" until the end of the day. David was vehemently apposed, afraid it would anger the judge or hospital attorneys. In the hallway, Nick ran into JT and they two soon resorted to arguing their sides, but Nick later admitted to Phyllis he selfishly wanted his sister to live. Phyllis reminded him of Summer's dangerous birth and the promise she'd extracted from Jack to save their daughter at any cost. "It sounds to me like you know Victoria feels that way," she said, but he countered that he would never have let his wife die. "Maybe bringing in a stranger to decide what happens with Victoria is best for everyone," he considered, but time was running out. Webb reported Victoria's condition was worsening and, "delivery is essential to her survival." The court summonses showed up. When Nick and JT couldn't find Nikki, David played helpfully dumb, offering suggestions of places to look. Sure she was hiding, Victor tracked her down to the office and went on the attack. She refused to raise her voice at him and when he told her there was a court date, she shrugged, "I haven't been informed." Michael almost got communication flowing, but then Nikki mentioned Brad. That set off Victor, but he was truly horrified when Brad entered and revealed, "I'm petitioning the court to be appointed as guardian for the fetus."
Meanwhile, Sharon tried to make light of more bad press about Jack, but it wasn't easy to laugh at the new story, which said the senator was involved with (1) corporate fraud, (2) the Clear Springs building collapse and now (3) was a suspect in Ji Min's homicide. To make matters worse, the article included contact info for the ethics committee. Gloria was quick to take advantage. She sent anonymous e-mails demanding action against the senator. Her excited task was barely slowed by Molly, who interrupted with news that the shopping carts on the International Jabot site weren't working right. When Molly returned with a language problem on the Canadian site and a message from R&D, Gloria finished off her e-mail barrage so she and Kevin could get to Jabot issues. When Kevin warned the e-mails could be backtracked to her, she wasn't overly worried, but noted, "I do understand why you like using a stolen laptop." Molly again interrupted without knocking and again overheard incriminating convo, but Gloria quickly covered. After Molly left, they reviewed numbers from Ji Min's last project (incense based on Jabot fragrances). "It beat projected sales figures by 20%," Gloria marveled. She was sorry the savvy businessman "got hooked up with Jack." Of course, it was his presumed guilt that was getting Jack's gourd. When he got off the phone with the newspaper, he told Sharon, "They'd be delighted to write my side of things if it comes to them as a paid advertisement, the bastards." Sharon wanted to work on a statement instead of getting mad, but then Jack received copies of Gloria's anonymous e-mails. Sharon continued efforts to calm his ego, reminding him, "We do not descend to the level of those who, as you so eloquently put, write garbage." He grumbled over not being cleared for Ji Min's murder fast enough, so Sharon warned he should be careful about pointing his finger at mourning Victor. When they moved to the GCAC dining room, she was still insisting Victor couldn't be guilty, but Jack countered, "I know the other side of Victor Newman. He is a bully of the worst kind. He has a volatile temper, and he is perfectly capable of killing a man." When Gloria came in with Kevin, she was quick to rub Jack's face in the editorial, not to mention the e-mails she wrote. Jack did his best to keep his cool and his mood was even up when they left the table. Unfortunately, then Ben phoned to tell him he was going before the ethics committee.
After Jack and Sharon handled unfriendly press calls over breakfast, Jack suggested it was time to change directions. He made his own round of calls and agreed to present a grant check to Genoa City Memorial Hospital. Despite this gesture, they knew reporters would only talk about the negative. Sharon reminded him he couldn't say Victor was responsible for Ji Min's death, but he countered that someone else could suggest it. He called Daniel and asked to meet him. Meanwhile, Heather was also fielding press attention. She admitted her office was questioning Jack, as well as everyone else "who has ties with Mr. Kim." Then she escaped them and ran into Cane, who was filing his Clear Springs accident report. They realized they were both headed to the same Chamber of Commerce event, so she suggested they "go green and carpool." He didn't look thrilled, but agreed, and when he ran into his mother, he admitted Heather was interesting "on paper" but there was "not as much [chemistry] as I'd hoped." Of course, the chemistry was there when he ran into Lily. Thanks to Colleen's support, Lily got up the nerve to broach the topic of his interest in her, but she was interrupted when Cane got a call he'd been waiting for and excused himself.
Nearby, Gloria met up with Jill for lunch. They were both thrilled about Jack's predicament, but Jill was worried about the fallout from his bad press. Gloria suggested, "We come up with a marketing campaign that is so dynamic, everybody forgets Jack Abbott was ever associated with the company." They were brainstorming about "the granddaughters" being the future of makeup, so Jill called Lily over. Cane was entertained when he walked up and his mom asked Lily, "Do you wear [makeup] for yourself, or to attract guys?" Cane said she was "a natural beauty" and kept the compliments coming, but when he asked her later what she'd been about to tell him, she brushed it off. Later, he went to the coffeehouse and sidled up next to Lily for more talk of her natural beauty. She again got up the nerve to ask about his interest, but then Heather interrupted with an update on their dinner date. With this new info, Lily backed down again.
After Kevin and Gloria sent another anti-Jack e-mail out, Kevin tried to keep his excited mother in check, warning, "We're meeting with John's ex-cell mate. It doesn't mean he knows anything about his will." Then Jana called to report she was getting her tumor tested for growth. Gloria was grumbly about his commitment to this "killer," but he was quick to remind her that she'd killed someone as well, and even raised his voice at her before rushing to the hospital. He wasn't allowed to hug Jana, but gave her a pep talk and teased her about not accepting his proposal. Then she was wheeled away and ran into Phyllis. They joked about Jana's escape, but when they discussed Kevin's proposal, Jana said, "The only way I'll say yes to him is if I know I'm going to die soon." She didn't want Kevin stuck with a jailbird. After the test, Kevin suggested they get blood drawn for the marriage license. Jana balked and then it was time for her to go. Kevin met up with his mother and Todd, only to learn he was Todd II, the son of John's cellmate. They told Todd about their hope that his father knew something about Jack manipulating John in prison, but Todd revealed his father was an MIA alcoholic. When a defeated Gloria gave him her card, he revealed his father's belongings included a letter to "my beloved Gloria."
Phyllis and Daniel discussed Jack's predicament. She was sure Jack was innocent of killing Ji Min, even by accident. "I don't think he would just walk away. No matter how he felt about somebody," she said. (Apparently she doesn't know about the time Jack stepped over Victor's prostrate body and left him to die!) Phyllis had to go sit with Victoria, since the Newman clan was busy in court. Before leaving Daniel, however, they bashed Heather a bit and she reminded Daniel, "My case was reversed, it wasn't overturned. She can retry my case to her heart's content." Daniel went straight to Heather and asked to plead his mother's case, insisting it was a waste of time and funds to retry her. Heather smiled and rolled her eyes a bit, but made no commitment. Later, she found Phyllis at the hospital. She told her the case would be retried, but if she plead guilty, "I will recommend a sentence of time served and a reasonable probation period." The caveat was that she keep Daniel away from her.
Jack held his press conference praising the hospital, but questions went straight to Ji Min. Jack played it cool and then someone asked, "Do you have a comment on the report that Victor Newman may be a suspect in Ji Min Kim's death?" After making the reporter repeat the question, he refused to comment.
Nick decided to stay with his sister while the rest of the clan duked out her future in court. JT accused him of not caring, but Nick pointed out they weren't on the same side of the argument anyway. Then Nikki walked up and JT scoffed, "I can't have respect for someone who's willing to let their daughter die." Michael worried a stressed out Victor would blow up in court. At the courthouse, emotional Nikki choked on some headache meds, but argued her case even as she gasped for air. When they were called in to court, Dr. Webb took the stand and rehashed the conflict. Up next was Victor, who demurred to the doc's expertise, but during the cross exam, Nikki's lawyer asked pointedly if Victor would sacrifice his life for one of his kids. "It's an unequivocal yes," he fumed and then stormed out to attack Nikki, but she insisted he was in the wrong and turned her back on him. When she took the stand, Michael quietly cross examined her and determined her belief that Victoria would want to save the baby was "based solely on speculation." Disgusted, Nikki had to admit she had no proof. Next Brad recounted Victoria's struggle to become a mother and said he'd "always love" her. However, Michael made him reveal he'd cheated on Victoria and then zeroed in on the paternity issue. After suggesting Brad's efforts to be the baby's advocate were payback against JT, Michael asked if Brad had any proof. Of course he didn't, but when a recess was called, an idea hit him and Brad rushed out, returning with evidence "that proves Victoria would want to save her baby." As this played out, monitor alarms starting going off around Victoria. Nurses rushed in. Nick reported to Phyllis and company that Victoria's blood pressure was "fluctuating, but down." JT decided to return to the hospital, where he doubled over in physical pain outside his fiancée's room.
When Gloria agreed to another date with Jeff, Kevin griped at her. She asked him for help plotting anyway, but that was interrupted by Jill, who rushed in with an idea for a contest to find "real" women of "all sizes and shapes and colors and ages, whose beauty comes from within." The winner would get a day of pampering followed by a photo shoot and they were very excited over her slogan, "Faces of Jabot: The Beauty Is You." When word got out, an employee praised Gloria for the idea. After a beat, the schemer gave credit where it was due, but she'd gotten an idea. "William's note said, 'Don't let her get away with it,'" she reminded Kevin. "'Her.' The mystery woman could be anybody." Like, for example, Jill! Gloria shooed Kevin out just before Jeff arrived and then Kevin stormed back in, putting on an angry show over his egocentric boss, Jill. Gloria scolded him, but not before casually noting Jill wasn't "the easiest person" and reminding Jeff she used to date Will. On their date, she talked of the infighting between Jill and Kay, referencing the Ji Min battle. "As ruthless as Kay can be, I think Jill's even worse," she sighed. Jeff played along and asked questions, so she recalled, "I thought William was really head over heels for Jill, and then one day all of a sudden, broke off and never said another thing about it." She returned to Kevin confident Jeff was buying the message that Jill was — or could be — a criminal.
At Chancellor, Cane told Jill costs for the Clear Springs cleanup would be "staggering," but she shrugged Victor's insurance would "pay up." Cane pointed out they wouldn't get any money until Victor "can accept responsibility." When Jill left, Cane called Neil, who brushed him off, saying, "Liability hasn't been determined yet." Undeterred, Cane tracked Neil down in person and insisted they couldn't wait on the insurance money. "Chancellor is going further into the red trying to clear up Victor's mess. The man needs to get involved," he charged, so Neil agreed to read his cleanup report. When Lily showed up shortly after, Neil fumed, "Victoria's condition is deteriorating, and all that guy cares about is getting his money." After he apologized and excused himself, Lily realized the PDA she'd found was Cane's, so she brought it to him. He was impressed she stood behind her father and wanted to hang out, but was swamped at work. As they were saying goodbyes, Jill arrived and shared her big marketing idea. She suggested Lily enter the Fresh Faces contest. When Lily left to daydream over Cane's compliments, Jill recalled the PR nightmare Amber caused on EXTREME CATWALK and insisted no one connected to Jabot could compete. Then she ran into Jeff at the bar and when he mentioned Gloria, she warned, "I wouldn't trust her if I were you."
Jack vented to Ben about having to go in front of the ethics committee when "I accomplished more in the last few months than those senators have in the last few years!" Ben insisted he needed to be out of the "suspect pool" in Ji Min's death, and Jack announced he'd "help the police find the man they should be showing some interest in." Sharon overheard and demanded he not go after Victor, who'd saved him at Clear Springs and was now holding vigil over his daughter and grandson. She was sure Jack's innocence would come out naturally. Jack countered it wouldn't happen soon enough and admitted, "every survival instinct tells me I should finish Victor off while I still can," but he gave in to keep Sharon by his side. "I have my press contacts standing by if you want to go ahead with the Victor plan," Ben offered, but Jack was committed. As luck would have it, Ben ran into Maggie moments later. He demanded an explanation for why she hadn't released a statement clearing Jack and why they weren't investigating Victor. He said it seemed someone "had it in for Jack" and pushed Maggie until she snidely offered him her "statement": "While no charges have been filed, Senator Abbott was questioned in the probable homicide of Ji Min Kim, who helped the senator illegally purchase Jabot." Ben threatened legal action if she slandered Jack and she stormed off — neither one aware they'd been videotaped. The argument showed up on the Internet seconds later and Jack immediately blasted Ben, but he said that was old news. He'd tracked down "an audio tape of Victor pressuring Ji Min into recording his conversations with you." This proved Victor had leaked Jack's secret about owning Jabot, so the senator turned on Sharon and wondered if she still wanted to protect Victor.
At Crimson Lights, Kevin showed Cane the brilliance of having a Jabot MySpace page, pointing out a blog was a great way to publicize campaigns like Faces of Jabot. Cane was so impressed he called Lily over to see Jabot's new page. Barista Amber was on-shift and the scene made her flash back to her breakup with Cane. She was clearly still stuck on him. When Colleen arrived, Kevin went to get the crew "coffee and carbs," while Lily filled her in on Faces of Jabot. Colleen was glad to hear Lily was entering, but Cane was not pleased when Amber started gushing about how cool it would be if a musician won. When he told her she couldn't enter, she reminded him she wasn't family, so he reminded her about her EXTREME CATWALK performance. When Jill came in, Amber again tried to sell herself for Faces of Jabot, this time highlighting how cool it would be to choose a designer. Jill told her to forget it, snarking, "It's about more than outer beauty. It's about inner beauty." Meanwhile, Lily opened up about her late mother and then Cane again started cooing that she had to do the contest, but he was interrupted when Heather walked up. Uncomfortable! Especially after Heather talked about their fund-raising date the next day. Cane was sure to tell Lily it wasn't a real date and then talk turned back to the contest. Cane told Heather, "One of the winners will be your age or Lily's." Heather marveled at how young Lily was, so Lily announced she was going to enter. Eavesdropping Amber, meanwhile, went into the back room, put on sunglasses and a scarf and smiled at herself.
In court, Brad read a letter Victoria wrote when she was last pregnant. In it, she talked about how "even before it was born" she knew she'd "do anything for our child." He begged the court to believe her words meant she'd give her life for this child, but Michael asked for a moment to confer with Victor before a decision was made on guardianship. Thanks to the break, Nick finally got through to Phyllis. He'd grilled Dr. Webb about what they could do to help Victoria, but with the family still in court, they were in a holding pattern. Back in court, Victor and Nikki were both given another chance to speak before the judge excused himself to think on his ruling. Michael asked Victor to consider his daughter's letter, but Victor maintained he'd rather Victoria live a long life hating him then die now. Then JT and Nick each called in a panic. "If we don't do a C-section right now, we will lose them both," JT told Victor. The case was dismissed when Nikki, Victor and Brad agreed it was time to do the surgery. Nikki spoke to Victoria through the phone as the nurses prepared her for surgery and then she was wheeled away. Once everyone got to the waiting room, Victor led them in a prayer for Victoria. Unfortunately, there were complications during surgery, leaving Victoria in critical condition.
The worried folks in the hospital corridor were relieved to hear Victoria was "stable." Her baby, however, was "very weak at 23-weeks gestation," and Dr. Webb warned, "Approximately 50% of babies born at this age will have moderate to severe disabilities." JT vented to Paul about his impatience, not to mention his frustration with Nikki and Brad, while Nikki was herself questioning her decision to fight for the baby instead of Victoria. When Brad and JT ran into each other at the NICU window, the potential dads bonded in their hopes for the baby. Colleen joined them, noting, "I've never seen a baby so small." He could fit in the palm of a hand, but she said his chances were still better than 50/50, since that statistic included multiple births and crack babies. "I don't want to lose either one of them," Brad told her. JT, meanwhile, understood Nikki's fight better now that he'd seen his (possible) son. After the doc told Victor and Nikki they were trying new treatments on Victoria, they finally got in to see her. Victor came out to Sharon, who promised her support, no matter what happened with Jack. He was touched, admitting, "It's very hard to come by friends these days. Everyone blames me for Clear Springs and...I'm a villain even in my own family." Later, he told Nikki he didn't want to argue anymore and even admitted, "I know why you did it." The doc returned and revealed he couldn't explain why Victoria's condition was "virtually" unchanged. He let one person in to see his patient, so JT grabbed the opening while the doc continued, warning the rest of the crew that Victoria was still in potential danger and might never wake up.
Ben advised Jack not to get worked up about another morning of bad press, especially since they had "ammunition to fight back." That stopped Sharon in her tracks, but the guys were intent on using the new tape. Even after she listened to the recording of Victor pressuring Ji Min to spill the beans about Jack, she asked them to wait a few days before releasing it. While Sharon made a quick visit to the hospital before Jack's hearing, Ben asked Jack if he could release the tape. Jack agreed, but insisted it go to the DA, not the press. Sharon was heartbroken when she returned, telling Jack, "It will be a miracle if [the baby] survives." When he told her where Ben was, she demanded Jack stop him. Though he empathized with Victor's plight, he wouldn't call Ben because, "If it comes to the difficult decision of deciding between Victor and his family and me and my family, I'm always going to choose us." Meanwhile, Ben had tracked Maggie down at the coffeehouse and given her the tape. After some back and forth, she agreed to take care of it and when Paul returned, she confided in him, revealing the hair from Victor's dog was a closer match to the one found on Ji Min than the hair from Jack's dog. "This tape might help me convince a judge to issue a search warrant for Victor's home and office," she admitted.
Cane was focused on getting "familiar" with all the divisions of Chancellor, starting with Jabot, but thoughts of sweet Lily kept distracting him. Lily was also serving as a distraction for Colleen, who was trying not worrying over her dad, Victoria and the baby by talking about the Face of Jabot contest. Lily was going to enter, but was not 100 percent confident, so her pal told her to, "channel your inner Dru." A disguised Amber didn't need that kind of help: She fooled Kevin with a strawberry blonde wig, a mole, dark glasses and a breathy voice and confided, "You are looking at the future face of Jabot." He argued her eligibility for the contest, but she insisted not only was she divorced from the fam, but her alter ego was never part of it. Next she tried her costume on Cane, coming on strong. He was entertained as she talked of her travel writing career and asked her tons of questions. When Cane got a call, Amber excused herself and ran right into Lily, dropping her blingy phone. Kevin grabbed it and said he'd get it to Amber before Lily could ask any questions, but then Cane asked why Kevin had it. He looked entertained but not convinced by Kevin's answer, but when Kevin left, Cane and Lily talked music and her fab smile. Back at Jabot, Amber was on cloud nine, believing she'd fooled Cane, and offered Kevin her rent in exchange for entry into the competition. When Daniel walked in, he immediately recognized her and after Kevin changed the Web site rules so the no "current" family member could join the contest, he figured out what she was up to. He couldn't believe Kevin was in on it and warned, "This is just another one of Amber's really bad ideas."
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Gonna miss the old matchups. But it will be exciting to see them play the ACC. I feel a little sad thinking of Cuse not in the BE, but such is life.
Nassib reminds me a lot of Andy Dalton. If your the Buffalo Bills, that is a good thing. For most teams, not so much.
Si has Ryan Nassib as the highest ranked player in this year's draft. If we are targetting him, I don't think he'll last till the second round.http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/draft-2013/tracker/#bestAvailable
Is there some kind of rule that the top ranked player has to be a QB? The QBs suck this year. Leave it at that. If one of them turns into a star, then yay you have hindsight. Right now they look like **CENSORED**
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Songbird 1.0 Takes Flight
After many years of development, the Songbird open source software is finally released as version 1.0.
Multimedia player Songbird is one among a group of Mozilla Foundation tools with Linux versions for 32-bit and 64-bit systems. "We'll be the first to admit that there's plenty left to do.... You gotta start somewhere, this is our 1.0," says "raffel" almost apologetically in the Songbird blog. But the features Songbird provides is nothing to be embarrassed about. Most of them went through significant rework before 1.0 debuted.
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Since Songbird is powered by Mozilla and Sunbird is a product from Mozilla Foundation, I confused those two. In fact Songbird has nothing to do with the Mozilla Foundation.
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No relation with the Mozilla Foundation whatsoever
Besides the fact that Songbird uses the Gecko engine to render HTML and the XUL engine to create its graphical interface, both technologies created and maintained by the Mozilla Foundation, there is no relation whatsoever between the Songbird project and the former. Would you say that Google Chrome is a Microsoft product because the MS Windows version is compiled with some version of MS Visual Studio?
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We're sorry for the delay on this one…but we sure didn't forget to deliver the best of the best! Up and coming model Luke Layne shows off his ware in a new album and Jason T, Jon Hayes and Tyler Anthony all have a new video for you to enjoy. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Classic: Tyler Lough, A Second Look |
October 27, 2013 | |
One of the most successful models we've had on AAG, Tyler was taken on by a huge modeling agency in NYC and took his career to the next level. See more of this amazing male model here. [ Read More → ] |
New Video Featuring Tyler Anthony |
October 26, 2013 | |
Tyler Anthony, who first debuted on our site in 2011 makes a comeback as he shows off some of his gym workout in this inspiring video! This handsome personal trainer and sexy male fitness model is determined to get you to the gym! Click READ MORE. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Classic: Christian Jackson |
October 24, 2013 | |
AAG Classics is our way if re-discovering the amazing models we've worked with several years back. It's a taste of the massive archives of All American Guys, a peak at the site that has been showcasing America and the world's sexiest male fitness models for years. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Snapshot: Justin De Roy |
October 24, 2013 | |
AAG Snapshots is where we showcased the latest image of some of our best models, straight from their camera phones lenses! Proof that AAG models live the fit and healthy lifestyle. [ Read More → ] |
Past Week Updates: October 14-20, 2013 |
October 22, 2013 | |
Sexy, steamy and yes, nude! Check out the sexiest updates we've had for the month featuring Tyler D and AAG model of the year, Josh Banks. You also don't want to miss some of our latest videos with our newest face on the site, Luke! [ Read More → ] |
Never Enough of Josh Banks |
October 20, 2013 | |
We know…there could never be enough of Josh Banks on the site and we heard your cry! Josh's latest vid on the site shows him sporting some sexy briefs. The whole thing will leave you breathless. [ Read More → ] |
Artistic Nudes on AAG |
October 19, 2013 | |
Beauty is best seen in full view and with this series of artistic body potraits that will leave you in awe, we share with you our work with an incredible model whose physique is specimen for a Greek god sculpture! [ Read More → ] |
Snapshot: Jon Hayes |
October 17, 2013 | |
The highly dedicated and passionate Jon Hayes in this incredible snapshot showcasing his hard work at the gym! Check out Jon's profile on the site for more. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Talks to Nick Poulin |
October 16, 2013 | |
AAG interviews give you a preview of our model's life, personality and career journey. Here's where they share how they got into the business as well as their goals and ambitions as a male fitness model! Check out this exclusive interview with new AAG model, Nick Poulin. [ Read More → ] |
Past Week Updates: October 7-13, 2013 |
October 15, 2013 | |
There's no such thing as a shutdown here on AAG so we're here sharing to you some incredible material from our latest male models. Click READ MORE to check out the new stuff we have for you. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Classic: Tom Maxwell |
October 14, 2013 | |
Tom Maxwell is an incredible southern hunk. Born in Tennessee but raised in Florida, this handsome male model has a beautiful physique and a great face. Our work with him is a classic and a must see! [ Read More → ] |
Most Liked FB Photo: Jared C |
October 11, 2013 | |
Check out the most LIKED image on All American Guy's Facebook Page. To see more of Jared, whose image above seems to be the favorite for the week. Make sure you click JOIN above to see more of his images and videos. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Classic: Patrick L |
October 10, 2013 | |
Our honorary AAG guy, Patrick L is one handsome, athletic man who's definitely appealing in the eyes. He has a shy and reserved personality, but thankfully, confident and bold in showing off his incredible body! [ Read More → ] |
Past Week Updates: September 31-October 6, 2013 |
October 8, 2013 | |
October is here and together with a new month we're sharing two never-before-seen models on the site! First off, Brandon Yates send us some advanced photos and a date for his official launch and Luke Hart does his first AAG appearance ever! Click here to get the scoop from our updates last week. [ Read More → ] |
AAG On Fire On FB! |
October 6, 2013 | |
Where can you find the sexiest male fitness models on Facebook? With more than 120,000 of you part of it, the All American Guys Facebook Page is the place to go to for the hottest male model photos and videos on FB! LIKE US today and see some special previews and more. [ Read More → ] |
AAG Classic: Jon Sotirios |
October 5, 2013 | |
His physique is sculpted to perfection and his appeal is above the roof! And oh yes, he has a last name that is well suited to the perception of what a Greek god may look like. Jon Sotirios proudly fits our imagination of a gorgeous Grecian. [ Read More → ] |


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- Palace of Diocletian, Split
- Dubrovnik's city walls
- Dalmatian coast
Not so long ago the mention of Croatia would have drawn blank stares, tell your mother you're going to Zagreb and you'd get a look of horror. Today travel magazines are tripping over themselves to proclaim Croatia the next [insert superlative here]. Fact is, the country's status as an Adriatic playground was simply on recess during the Balkan civil war. The azure waters and countless coves of the Dalmatian Coast remain a yachtsman's dream, while medieval Zagreb and World Heritage Dubrovnik oozes romance as much as ever. Best of all, Croatia has finally shrugged off the shroud of war, restoration is well underway (if not already complete), and tourism is quickly returning. Hurry, get here before your mother thinks it's a good idea.
Adriatic Adventure—Dubrovnik to Athens (ECDA)
You could see Europe the same as everyone else, or you could live it like you mean it. With magnificent Dubrovnik as a launching pad, you'll head south through Montenegro and undiscovered Albania, hit Corfu and its fabulous beaches en route to a history fix in ancient Athens. Along the way, you'll climb the lanes of walled towns and get down in exclusive clubs. In the company of other young, fun travellers this trip is utterly unique—just like you.
Highlights: Laze on Corfu's beaches, discover enigmatic Albania, make new friends over drinks in the Dalmatian Islands, connect with the culture in charming old villages, walk through historic Athens
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From cultural Zagreb to ancient Athens and historic walled Balkan towns to the dance floors of exclusive nightclubs, this 15-day adventure promises a Europe you didn't know was there. You'll hit the Adriatic's famous sites and hidden gems in the company of other young travellers while indulging in sailing and hiking, exploring Montenegro and Albania and embracing beach and social life in Corfu. This is a European trip like no other—strap on your sandals and discover it the right way.
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A trip from Zagreb to Dubrovnik is not your backpacker's typical European tour—it's way better. In one week, scramble from historic Zagreb along the Adriatic Coast to stunning Dubrovnik. Along the way you'll hit the highlights—did we mention Pag and Hvar, along the coastline? But you'll also discover a Europe too often ignored by travellers. Party in exclusive clubs and wander historic and picture-perfect old lanes. Come away from Europe with more than just great photographs—travel with young and fun travellers and you've got friends for life.
Highlights: Make new friends over drinks along the Adriatic, scramble around medieval fortresses, connect with the culture in charming old villages, discover the rich and varied countryside of the Balkans, explore Diocletian's Palace on a guided tour.
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Humphreys Restaurant
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Humphrey's was an enjoyable place. The food is great. There was so much to eat there that I almost hurt myself trying everything. Oscar
Attended Easter Brunch. Good food and awesome view. Will go again. Michelle was our waitress, and she was great.
Celebrated not only Easter but also my mom's 75th birthday. The staff was outstanding and a special thanks to Kimberly for making the event turnout above our expectations. Humphrey's continues to be first class in entertainment, food, and atmosphere on the West Coast. Looking forward to spending the years to come with the family we call home at Humphreys. Thanks for making my mother's 75th birthday an event she will cheerish along with us forever. Gratefully, Ralph Moore & Donald Russell
A rarity: buffet with food that feels as good as restaurant food. None of the mass-produced feel which is quite a feat given the number of people this brunch buffet has to serve. The wait staff at the tables are outstanding although the front-desk staff feel more like they're running a busy office than a service environment. We had a great time and enjoyed our little birthday celebration.
Had a wonderful dinner there early on a Saturday evening. The food ( I had "Carribean Spiced "Mary's Organic" Chicken") and view of the bay & boats was great. Would definitely return there next time we are in San Diego.
Terrific food with friendly and attentive service in a spectacular setting...truly a wonderful experience.
went for the Sunday brunch, because we had heard about the Sunday Jazz Brunch on 98.1. What we didn't know is that if you want to actually HEAR the jazz music, you have to request a table in the bar area. So that wasn't a big deal, we'll know for next time. For those people who want the quieter ambiance of the water view, the good news is that you can't hear any of the music from the other dining area. The brunch itself is actually pretty good, although the dessert table was not as impressive as our wonderful server had told us. Neddy was totally awesome. great service, wonderful attitude and very attentive with the free champagne! All in all, it was a really nice way to spend a Sunday afterno
Had a wonderful evening with my husband. The view was beautiful especially at sunset and the staff was extremely friendly and professional. Will definitely be coming back!
It's such a pleasure to be at a dining establishment where the employees truly seem to want to be there. Every member of the staff we encountered was friendly and accommodating.
Great opportunity to meet the company VP in pleasant surroundings with great food and service.
This was a nice expierence, because it was my mothers birthday and Mother's Day weekend. It was nice to getaway from home to enjoy good food, excellent service and wonderful view.
This was my first time at Humphreys. It was crowded, but thanks to open table I got right in with a reservation. The scenery was nice and the service was awesome. The food was very tasty and there was a great selection. I will definitely go to Humphreys again.
Overall, a very nice dining experience with a variety of food choices. The salads were exceptional. The service was also very good. The only negative was that they charged for the bread which is not the norm in San Diego.
11 of us had a great time at the Sunday brunch! The diversity and quality of foods available was amazing and the service was outstanding!
I made a reservation the night of the dinner and scored a great table last minute! The view was amazing, the food was so delicious and very memorable! Started with crab stuffed mushrooms and ceasar salad which were great, and had the scallops which were to die for! Will be visiting again!
I took my wife here for our anniversary and it was very nice. Food was excellent and there was enough to fill you up and be satisfied. The décor was nice and the view over the boats was beautiful at sunset.
We had a great family experience. Restaurant located on bay - terrific view. Bar area features live music, but is physically separated from dining area so noise level does not bleed over. A number of their employees are long term, unusual in restaurant business. Our server was fantastic, 14 years with Humphreys.
We had been to Humphrey's the year before and loved it. This year the filet mignon was awesome, the lobster bisque was wonderful, and the lobster risotto was done to perfection. I will say that I was not fond of the beef cheek. Not a huge fan of that particular cut. I wish I eould have stuck with the seared scallops that I really enjoyed the previous year.
My wife and I Really enjoyed ourselves!!! We had dinner, and watched fireworks.
Great food and service. Nice view. Very loud, though.
We dined the night before at Donovan's on 5th and they were very good - but simple. The presentation, composition, and tastes at Humphreys were much more delectable. Humphreys just needs to loose their $5 bread - just not right.
Everything went great for my wife's birthday! Staff and food were excellent!
The intent of the reservations was to have a romantic dinner by the bay, but the noise was a bit louder than anticipated. Outside of the noise level the experience was good.
Humphreys dinner was absolutely wonderful. We were a party of 4 adults and 2 highchairs (a 3 year old and an 8 month old). The restaurant was very kid friendly while still remaining a very upscale dining experience. The childrens menu is designed to meet any child's dining wishes. The service was outstanding. The waitress and chef were very accommodating with special requests. We are foodies and would place this restaurant in our top 5. The wine list is extensive. They have a wine to meet any taste and any budget. We highly recommend dining at Humphreys if you are in the San Diego area.
I ordered prime rib - and wanted it rare, very rare. The wait person explained the cooking process, then brought me a sample, so that i could decide whether the meat would be rare enough for my taste. I gobbled up the sample and was happy with my order.
Humphrey's is one of my very favorite restaurants in San Diego, and Joanne is without a doubt my favorite server!
We enjoy this restaurant very much and have brought many other couples there for their first time. They have always agreed with our enjoyment of the food, setting and service. My only bone is the constant changing of the menu. The change to the "small plates" was a mistake and we 'checked' regularly, but did not eat there a second again until they returned to the fine dinning experience. I also like one particular dish at a restaurant and will return often for just that reason. I loved the hunks of various fish on noodles with a cream sauce, but the dish keeps evolving in identity. I think that I found it again in the smoked salmon pasta dish, but it will probably chage by the time I return. :-(
Three of us had a very enjoyable lunch at a window table - great view of the harbor. The service was excellent and our food delicious. We would particularly recommend the desserts - all three of ours were superb. We will go back - but next time with jackets! The restaurant was COLD - such a waste of energy to make it uncomfortably cold. One other criticism would be that the bread costs $5 - in most restaurants it's complementary.
The food is excellent. Creative, delicious and well-presented. Best lobster bisque I've ever eaten. The cardamom creme brulee was a delight. Outstanding view of the marina. Casually elegant contemporary decor. We're not wine drinkers, so I can't speak to that, but Humphreys Backstage, adjoining the restaurant, is one of the top nightclubs in town for good quality blues, rock, light jazz and a delicious menu.
I always bring my visiting friends and family to Humphrey's for brunch. Great food, great variety, great scene. Thanks!
For the past four years now, my wife and I have made the Sunday champagne brunch a must. There are sp many selections of foods to choose from that you can't imagine. When choosing a breakfast omlet, the preparer is so skilled it becomes a show. Seeing, eating and enjoying the atmosphere is left up to the individual. I will continue to make the Sunday Brunch at Humphreys a tradition. Only a little more often.
Overall good experience. Humphrey's has a great view and always feels very relaxing. This was my first time going and I will go back. They have a good seafood selection although the majority of the warm selections are covered in sauce. Would like to see a few grilled or less saucy items. The omelet was very tasty and the guac two thumbs up...very flavorful! They keep pouring the mimosas until you say stop. I love cheese but the au gratin potatoes way overloaded in cheese. The dessert selection was also expansive, and the kids seemed to enjoy the sundae portion. Service was good but since it's a buffet they aren't constantly at your table, which is nice (unless you need something). Overall a good spot for brunch but a little pricey.
Joanne is an outstanding server - she makes every dine at Humphrey's an excellent experience.
Great food overall. Disappointed in Boratto Salad as advertised as mozzarella with greens heirloom tomatoes and vinergarette. All was good except to tomatoes were four grape tomatoes halved not what we expected for heirloom tomatoes.
Another memorable evening at Humphreys. Always have dinner at least once while visiting San Diego. Excellent food and wine.
Humphrey's offer top notch food with fantastic service at a great price. They make you feel like you are Royalty with thier impeccable service while delivering great tasting and elegant food that is to die for. We will definitely return when we come back to the San Diego area along with giving our highest reccommendation to all.
I took my future in-laws to breakfast on a Saturday. The food was great as was the atmosphere, and the menu is very reasonably priced. They really enjoyed watching the boats and paddle boarders go by. Another family member will be in town next weekend and we have made another reservation to return for breakfast next Saturday.
Enjoyed the forest floor pasta too. Calamari was run of the mill...but ok. The staff was very friendly and ready till hall. I would recommend it especially if you're attending a concert or staying at the hotel. Very nice complex.
I brought out of town family members on a Saturday for breakfast and they liked it so much they wanted to return the next Saturday with another family member who arrived that week. It's my nwe go-to breakfast place for visitors.
We had a great anniversary dinner...Also, danced in the bar after dinner...great time...went and took pictures where we got married in the garden area.. thank you, Debra Emerson
From the grand entrance to the seated view to the spectacular food and impeccable service, this place receives high praise frim my picky palate. I am taken aback that it is not advertised more and much more known than it is in the community; however, Bonus for the rest of us now in "the know." I highly recommend and will be returning. Soon.
Wonderful food and a true must see. If you're visiting San Diego don't hestitate to go. Its an amazing romantic spot. Even with a rock concert going on, they still managed to keep the noise level down. Great food and from what I understand is a hot spot when it comes to shows. The bar looked great as well and was packed so you can say its a hot spot with a great scene, but we were there for dinner on another side of the house. They do various genres of music. So I'll be back for another show of my liking. Great spot!
Good location and good food, however, a little pricey for a brunch. The brunch layout could have been set differently. The order of items should have some order to them. The desserts were set at the front of the entrance with the main dishes in the center. A more traditional layout would have to have salads then mains and desserts at the back. The one down side item was the Augratin potatoes that were served. They were not prepared correctly. They were dry and just clumped with cheese with no flavor. The sea food dishes were very tasty, as were the Eggs bendict.
I like to try one new restaurant each month and turn it into day adventure - enjoy a meal and explore the surrounding area. We set a reservation for Sunday Brunch and requested seating with a view. Upon arrival we were seated with a view of the harbor and docked boats. As we entered the buffet room a few laps were required to take in all the available mouthwatering options. There is something for everyone! We enjoyed a little bit of this and that, our bellies were happy and full. We walked up and down the harbor walk which helped ease the fullness feeling from all the tasty food. You will not be disappointed - A great way to spend the day!
I found this little gem on Shelter Island after thinking it was just a hotel. It's actually a hotel/restaurant/bar/concert venue. The food in the restaurant was up to par with other local fine dining places. But, the bar was sensational. They host live bands daily. Yes, you heard me right. You can listen to live bands every day at Humphrey's! I can't wait to go back.
Our family shared a wonderful Thanksgiving brunch at Humphrey's this year. We celebrated with delightful service from Michelle who kept our glasses full and made the occassion extra special. The food was both beautiful and delicious. Humphrey's had the traditional Thanksgiving selections as well as their other offerings of Sunday brunch. The entire family was charmed and pleased with our celebrations. Highly recommended.
Everything in brunch line was good except red seafood sauce for shrimp and sage stuffing. Otherwise all very good and not badly priced as holiday champagne brunches go. Service was also very attentive and friendly. I would return.
Excellent selection, excellent quality. Only buffet better is Hotel Del's and that costs twice as much - and it isn't that much better! Attentive service, great view, my favorite SD brunch.
Having resided in San Diego for over 14 years, I recently experienced brunch at Humphrey's. The food was quite good and the view and ambience very nice and relaxed. A must for locals and tourists alike.
Went to see the holiday boat parade and went to Humphrey's afterwards. I'm not a big fan of the stark interior remodel, but with all the holiday decorations it was very pretty. The food was great as usual; most of us had the braised beef short ribs and they were outstanding. Had a nice bottle of Meritage wine. The wine list said it was 2008 but it was 2011. The service was great. I was surprised it wasn't more crowded. It's a great spot to park and walk across to the parade and then come back to dine before heading home, missing the exit traffic. It doesn't have a view of the parade, but I'd rather be outside during the parade anyway. Also, we went into Back Stage Live after dinner and listened to music for awhile. A fabulous evening!


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How about the way that "Breaking Bad" ende --
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Have you heard that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's --
Well, here's a spoiler for you: These days, you can't avoid spoilers. You can only hope to contain them.
By now, you probably know what happened to "Breaking Bad's" Walter White, or what "Game of Thrones' " Red Wedding entailed, or who made a cameo appearance in "This Is the End." Television finales, new movie releases, sports contests -- their plot twists and results are given away, often in real time, all over the Internet.
Josh Solt and Matthew Loew decided to do something about it.
The two techies were tired of seeing spoilers pop up all over their social media feeds, so they created Spoiler Shield, a free mobile app for iPhones that blocks designated information. (The Android version is coming soon, they say.) The app was inspired by their love of sports and that famed "Thrones" episode, says Loew.
"Spoilers are a real problem, particularly for those of us who work long hours," he says. "The 'Red Wedding' episode was the straw that broke the camel's back. We both had prior engagements that prevented us from watching it live, and that was such a social media event with the surprise plot twists that happened that both of us had the episode ruined."
He's already seen results from the creation of Spoiler Shield. Last Sunday he was stuck in Portland, Ore., because of an airplane maintenance problem.
"I missed all of football -- with the exception of the games on the local channels -- and also missed 'Breaking Bad,' " he says. "So I had to use the app for all of those features to protect myself while I spent 11 hours in the airport."
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They're not the only ones offering protection.
Netflix recently introduced "Spoiler Foiler" so "Breaking Bad" fans could steer clear of revelations. Lifehacker and other sites have provided advice for changing browser settings. And last spring Jennie Lamere, then a high school senior, created Twivo, a Google Chrome add-on that eliminates keywords from Twitter feeds on the Web.
Lamere, now a freshman at the Rochester Institute of Technology, came up with the idea at a hackathon she attended. Her impetus: "Dance Moms" and "Pretty Little Liars."
"I saw spoilers for them on Twitter, so I came up with a little spoiler blocker," she says.
Indeed, while "Breaking Bad" has been getting all the attention, it's "Pretty Little Liars" that gets a lot of the tweets.
According to SocialGuide, a Nielsen-affiliated firm that measures "ratings" through social media, the most tweeted-about show of all time is last season's "Liars" finale, which was cited in almost 2 million tweets during its airing window. By contrast, "Breaking Bad" was mentioned in about 1.24 million tweets.
But why do we need such apps at all? Couldn't you just revert back to the, oh, 1990s and shut off all unnecessary devices?
Jennifer Barnes, a psychology professor at the University of Oklahoma, notes that storytelling is inherently sociable, so it's only natural that we share our thoughts with others.
However, the problem is that we invest in these fictional characters so much that even though we know fiction isn't real, "on a gut level we feel like it is," she says. So we may get upset by spoilers because we've had our illusion ruined, she says.
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So let the raucous sleigh bells jingle,
Hail our dear old friend kris kringle,
Driving his reindeer across the sky.
Don't stand underneath when they fly by.
oh my i could watch that all day it's just beautiful thank you for sharing it.santa-dance.gif
When it seems the magic slipped away...
We find it all again on Christmas Day.
*Seeing isn't believing.Believing is seeing.*
That place is gorgious. I would go broke if I lived near there!
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Wow !!! ......... that is simply amazing !!!!
WOW! I love it!!!!
The greatest gift I ever received was wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Mole, that was spectacular! Thank you so much for sharing it.
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text: i have a lump thats sore in my left nipple area and i have a blood work on the 29 of september. My current doctor wont prescribe an anti estrogen to combat the gyno, so i started taking fempro(letro) yesterday at 2.5mg ED to fight/reverse it. How bad will this affect my blood work when i go back in on the 29th for hrt?


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...what with all this weddin' nonsense."
Have I mentioned that we're planning a wedding? Mandy and Aaron are getting married June 23rd. I haven't posted about it for a while, almost since they got engaged six months ago, because not much has really happened from my standpoint.
Mandy and Aaron have been busy though. They've booked the site, caterer, photographer, dj and their date is confirmed. I can't tell you how nice it is that my soon-to-be son-in-law is a go-getter who wants to be involved in the process.
Mandy's not one to get in a big hurry about things so I've followed her lead. But it's coming down to the wire now and I'm beginning to get involved.
Tomorrow I'll be making their save-the-date cards. Those are going out next week which means, of course, the guest list has to be finalized. The kids brought me the materials for the cards last weekend. I'd love to show them to you after they're done but I won't be able to because last names will be on them and all. I can tell you, however, that they'll be magnetic business-card size so people can stick them on the fridge. And they're white with intertwined hearts and very pretty.
I probably haven't mentioned that David's Bridal opened a store here in Grand Junction recently. Krissy, the matron-of-honor, booked Mandy's first visit for Saturday, February 12th. That's when the fun officially begins and I promise, you'll see some photos from that trip!
Mandy and Aaron are having an outdoor wedding at Enterprise Hall which is perfect. Enterprise Hall is in a beautiful location kind of out in the woods and the main facility is an old, old schoolhouse that's been converted into a very nice events center. I believe it's owned by a couple of old hippies who are down-to-earth enough that they've even got a playground to keep the younger guests busy. With Mandy being a third grade teacher, this site just tickles her fancy. It's my understanding that the guest book will be on the front porch, sitting on an antique school desk.
They decided on an afternoon wedding with a reception that will probably go into the wee hours and only really start to be fun after all us old fogies depart the scene.
They also decided to do a barbecue buffet. There's a rib place here that makes barbecue brisket and ribs to die for and it's quite popular so the food's going to be messy and delicious.
Except for Mandy's gown and the tuxes, this is going to be semi-formal affair. She and Krissy are leaning toward cocktail dresses for the girls in the wedding party. They're hoping the dresses might actually get some use after the wedding instead of ending up where most bridesmaids' dresses end up - in the very darkest reaches of the closet. I believe that Aaron's Mom and I will also wear knee length whatever. Dresses, suits, haven't decided yet but I'm pretty sure at least my wedding outfit is headed for the back of the closet after the event because unless I can find mine at Old Navy, I doubt it'll see the light of day again. Sharon Stone got away with a Gap tee shirt at the academy awards a few years ago. Hmmmmm.
Anyway, things are starting to happen now and it's all starting to seem real.
I also don't know if I've mentioned that Aaron is applying for graduate school on the eastern slope right now, too. He's a practicing psychologist. He works with paranoid schitzophrenics so he gets along with this family quite well, thankyouverymuch. :-) His goal is to teach psychology at the college level so it's off to graduate school for him. What this means, of course, is that shortly after the wedding, Mandy and Aaron will be moving away and she'll be landing a teaching position in an elementary school "over there."
It made me sad at first, but the reality is I believe it's good for a newlywed couple to start their marriage not living too close to either family. It's not like they're moving to Siberia but we certainly won't see them nearly as often as we do now. That's OK as long as they live here again before their first baby arrives. *lol*
So non-wedding related news would be, uh, nada. There's nothing exciting at all going on around here right now. Cameron's been here playing with Papa for three days but he'll be missing in action for the rest of the week. Papa will have to entertain himself now. Speaking of Papa, he's chipper as can be now that he's getting some sleep. He still can't do much but he's in a much better frame of mind about it.
I have a big pot of navy bean soup on the stove today. So all I have to do is whip up some cornbread tonight and plop myself down in front of American Idol with a glass of wine. I'm thinking a white zinfandel with navy bean soup. *snort* (I've been DYING for a reason to type *snort* in a post.)
You may have noticed I'm not posting as much as I have before. I was getting really frustrated with feeling behind all the time so I've decided that I'll give myself some time to catch up with everyone in between the posts I do. Based on this one, you're probably thinking, "Whew. Glad to hear that, Barb, because there's obviously not a lot going on out there in western Colorado right now!"
*big smile*


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Category Archives: PS2
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 02:29 GMT
From lumbering start to graceful finish: a brief history of PS3
Gran Turismo 6 is out today and it marks what could be the end of Sony's big, exclusive releases on its last-gen format. VG247′s Dave Cook charts the console's history and how it impacted the industry at large.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 23:10 GMT
FIFA 14: 991,000 goals scored every 90 minutes
FIFA 14 is so popular and widely-played that its players tot up 1.9 million saves, 338,000 wins, 459,000 games, 3.66 million shots and 991,000 goals every hour and a half.
Tue, Dec 03, 2013 | 08:43 GMT
Dragon Quest 8 mobile trailer is full of PlayStation 2 nostalgia
Dragon Quest 8: Journey of the Cursed King is heading to mobile, care of Square Enix, and the publisher has just released a trailer for the PS2 epic.
Thu, Nov 28, 2013 | 01:35 GMT
PS4 "economics" closer to PS2 than PS3
PlayStation 4 is likely to break even on manufacturing costs in a similar time span to the PS2, as opposed to the PS3′s long struggle to profitability.
Tue, Nov 26, 2013 | 09:11 GMT
Forbidden Siren PS4: director Toyama responds to Sony press release
Forbidden Siren was listed for PS4 in a press release issued by PlayStation Romania. Series director Keiichiro Toyama has responded to the supposed reveal.
Mon, Nov 25, 2013 | 15:05 GMT
Bully trademark filed by Take Two, logo registered
Rockstar publisher Take Two has filed a trademark for Bully Bullworth Academy: Canis Canem Edit in Europe last week.
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 | 21:48 GMT
Raven's Cry release moved to May 2014
Raven's Cry, the Reality Pump action-adventure game set in the Caribbean, has been moved into 2014. According to head of development Tadeusz Zuber, the extra time will allow Reality Pump the opportunity to "create our very own image of the Caribbean and piracy, far removed from all the family idylls." The game was originally in development with Octane Studios , before TopWare Interactive handed the reins over. The game will now launch on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on May 7, 2014. New screenshots are below.
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 | 08:47 GMT
PS4 infographic charts all four of Sony's consoles in numbers
PlayStation 4 is out in the States and will hit the UK and Europe on November 29. Ahead of the occasion, a design team has put together this snazzy infographic that charts the success of Sony's home consoles to date.
Fri, Nov 01, 2013 | 08:57 GMT
Sony financials: game business loses $8 million, projections slashed 40%
Sony has posted its latest quarterly and half-year financial report, revealing that its game arm lost ¥0.8 billion / $8 million for the period. As such, the company has lopped 40% off its full-year projections.
Thu, Oct 03, 2013 | 21:00 BST
FIFA 14 executive producer details building and breaking EA Sports' annual juggernaut
FIFA 14 is out now on current-gen consoles and PC, and to find out what it takes to create, let alone innovate, a new entry in the series each year, VG247′s Sam Clay had a chat with executive producer David Rutter.
Thu, Sep 19, 2013 | 20:33 BST
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments confirmed for release on PS4
Since Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments development was switched over to Unreal Engine 3, not only did the game get a graphical upgrade, it now boasts over 14 game mechanics which help convey the feeling of being the fantastic Holmes. Not only this, but the game is now heading to PS4 alongside PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 in early 2014. To celebrate its next-gen news, Frogwares and Focus Home Iterative have released three new screenshots of the game and its crime scenes. Enjoy.
Mon, Sep 16, 2013 | 10:40 BST
Capcom Fighting Evolution: PS2 brawler coming to PS3 this week
Capcom Fighting Evolution – also known as Capcom Fighting Jam – is heading to PSN this week courtesy of Capcom. The brawler mashes up characters from Street fighter 2 & 3, Darkstalkers and more. Check it out here.
Tue, Sep 10, 2013 | 16:31 BST
US and UK PlayStation Charts: DuckTales Remastered a winner on both sides of the pond
Sony has released the August 2013 PSN Top Sellers charts for both the US and UK, and DuckTales Remastered topped the US combined charts and the PSN charts in Europe, with PayDay 2 topping the PS3 full game downloads charts in the region.
Tue, Aug 20, 2013 | 23:16 BST
FIFA 14 gamescom 2013: demo out September 10, Co-op Seasons detailed, new footage
A current-gen trailer for FIFA 14 narrated by Patrick Stewart was shown during EA's gamescom presentation. Loads of news within – co-op seasons, Ultimate Team Legends, free-to-play mobile, and more.
Sat, Aug 17, 2013 | 15:47 BST
PS4 graphics comparison montage shows evolution of PlayStation visuals
Sony's PlayStation Access has published a neat video comparing games across PSone, PS3, PS3 and PS4 to track just how far visuals across each of the formats has improved.
Tue, Jul 30, 2013 | 14:41 BST
FIFA Ultimate Team takes to the road, EA promises current-gen isn't being left behind
FIFA Ultimate Team was taken on tour by EA with stops at various retail outlets and journalist junkets in order to explain how the system works to the 65% of FIFA players who don't play the mode and why they should dive in cleats first.
Fri, Jul 26, 2013 | 21:43 BST
Square Enix store has quite a few games on sale until August 4
Square Enix has put some of its titles on sale through its online store. If you haven't picked them up already, from now until August 4 you can get up to 50% off Sleeping Dogs, Hitman: Absolution, and Tomb Raider. Other titles on sale include Deus Ex: Game of the Year for $4.99, Human Revolution for $24.99, four Kingdom Hearts titles for $14.99 each and more. Hit uo the link for a full list of savings.
Wed, Jul 17, 2013 | 18:22 BST
US PS Store and Plus update, July 16: Mystic Chronicles, Time and Eternity, Metro: Last Light
The US end of the PS Store and Plus has been updated along with PS Mobile offerings. There's the Faction Pack for Metro: Last Light; Time and Eternity (Toki to Towa); and Mystic Chronicles among others. There are some sales and price changes noted below as as well. Get the entire update through the page break.
Thu, Jul 11, 2013 | 02:18 BST
PSN's 'PlayStation Memories' sale discounts many PS2 games
Sony has slashed the cost of several PS2 games as part of its 'PlayStation Memories' sale on PSN. Protip: Buy God Hand.