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It's not a Resident Evil game, not Amnesia, not Slender. It's 1992 adventure game Alone in the Dark. The original Alone in the Dark.
This intro might not scare you, since nothing really happens, but that was exactly why the game was so terrifying. It was so minimal. Just the crunch of your footsteps, the creaking of an old door and the unsettling site of your polygonal avatar traversing a house that was sitting there just to try and kill him (or her, as you could play as one of two characters).
I know, if you're under the age of 27, you're probably looking at this and thinking "what a janky old piece of crap". And in many ways, it was. Being a pioneering 3D title meant control of your character was tough, and things like aiming weapons were almost impossible. It also meant the game's visuals were jarring, like Dire Straits had made an FMV adventure game.
But those rough edges only served, at the time at least, in the game's favour. If you're playing an action game and your most common quote is "what the f**k just happened", there's probably something wrong with it. But when you say it as often as you do in this game, whether as a result of something unexpected or just weird, it only enhances the horror experience.
So, there you have it. Laugh if you want. You'll laugh more when I tell you the second-scariest game I've ever played is any 3D game with underwater monsters. Even Wind Waker. But at the time, this game was scary, and the joy of recommending it now is that not only has time transformed it into something hilarious, but that it's an important video game.
Watch the video above, then play the game if you can, and when you're done, the next time you go to give Resident Evil credit as being the grandfather of the survival horror genre, remember the only thing it had that Alone in the Dark hadn't done four years earlier was split its inventory into a grid system.
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Soma Fabrications Juice 29er Hardtail
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Product DescriptionSoma juice in old Hindu scripture is an intoxicating drink, a drink of the gods. And since its introduction, it has intoxicated many new riders into loving the 29" wheel platform. Big wheels let you flow over terrain that used to make you squirm. The Juice balances nimbleness and stability that other 29ers hope to match. Run it as a single-speed or geared. Get "juiced" today.
- Reynolds 631 air hardened steel front triangle; butted CrMo rear end
- IRD CrMo steel 29er fork for disc and V-brakes optional
- Geometry designed to accomadate a 80mm travel fork
- 1-1/8" size headtube
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Date Reviewed: June 4, 2012
Strengths: The Juice is by far the best handling 29er I have ridden. It handles fast sweeping downhills and tight cornering with the feel of a BMX bike, just a lot more comfortably. I think that a lot of the sweet handling comes from the suppleness of the frame which makes you wonder why but in the most extreme conditions you would ever need suspension. Climbing is amazing as it is with most steel single speeds. The ability to run single speed or geared with the sliding dropouts lends to it's flexibility and value. I have only ridden as a single speed. I also have a Singular Swift, which I love, but most days would choose the Juice due to it's comfort and more predictable handling. For a race though, it would be a tough call as the Swift is much stiffer and therefore more responsive to rider input. It is nice to have the choice...
Weaknesses: Not a serious weakness, but the Juice is not as stiff in the bottom bracket as many single speeds. You get used to it though and in reality you go just as fast, it just doesn't feel as efficient. Weight is in the acceptable range but it is not a fly weight.
Bottom Line:
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Similar Products Used: Specialized Stumpjumper, GT steel 29er, Rocky Mountain aluminum 29er, Salsa Spearfish.
Bike Setup: Stan's Crest, Salsa carbon bar and post, Salsa steel fork, Knobby Nics, Stylo crankset
Date Reviewed: July 24, 2011
Strengths: Lots of options on the frame. Geared or single speed. Disc or rim brakes. Different size rear hub options.
Weaknesses: Sliding drop outs are a hassle if you're running gears. The rear wheel kept sliding around regardless of how much torque I put on it.
Bottom Line:
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Similar Products Used: Niner MCR, Titus Rockstar
Date Reviewed: May 14, 2011
Strengths: light for steel, toptube clearance, slotted dropouts giving you the option for single or geared, simple graphics, rides great, the green color is awesome
Weaknesses: I'd prefer the derailleur cable braze-on's let you run the full cable through instead of naked in spots, could do without the brake bosses but I'm just being picky now.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $450.00
Purchased At: Creekside Bikes, Par
Similar Products Used: Specialized Stumpjumper Comp 29er
Bike Setup: Easton EA90 XC wheelset, EA90 stem, EC70 bars and seatpost, Manitou Tower Pro fork, X9 derailleur and shifter, E13 SS crankset and XCX chainguide
Date Reviewed: May 14, 2011
Strengths: price
Weaknesses: kinda blah
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $500.00
Purchased At: used
Similar Products Used: Singular Swift, Surly Karate Monkey, Specialized Stumpjumper (Tange Prestige tubed).
Bike Setup: rigid singlespeed
Date Reviewed: October 17, 2010
Strengths: Stand-over height has been one of the reasons I have passed on 29ers. Not anymore. The bent top tube was just the ticket and the price was a bonus!
All my bikes have been and will continue to be STEEL. I have the Presitige version Juice, and it's strong, forgiving and a lively ride.
Weaknesses: Wheel removal with disc setup as SS a minor niggle. . .
Bottom Line:
I love riding a completely rigid bike. It's a thinking mans game.
You are totally dependent on your skills as a rider and less on technology.
The larger wheels provide comfort as well as confidence.
The single gear took some getting use to, and I dig the simplicity.
The Juice 29 is the perfect vehicle into a whole new cycling experience.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $200.00
Purchased At: CL
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Single speed build with a niner 853 fork, Avid BB7s, WTB Nano 2.1s, custom wheel build
Date Reviewed: October 12, 2010
Strengths: Incredible ride quality for the price, I set mine up SS and sold my Enduro Pro within the week after trying to ride 26 inch tires again... Never going back!
Weaknesses: none yet
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: Swap
Similar Products Used: karate monkey
Bike Setup: SS with with steel rigid or white brother's magic depending on mood. White industries free hub and xt cranks. 32x18 ratio.
Date Reviewed: June 12, 2010
Strengths: Cost. The other has to be versatility. Disc, V-brake, Single, Geared or even Touring . . . whatever way you want to set it up.
Weaknesses: Considering this frame has to have Horizontal drop outs to make a true Single Speed this does cause a bit of a problem removing and reinstalling the rear wheel when the bike is setup for disc brakes. But one does adapt. I would have also liked rack eyelets on the seat stays but I'm nit picking.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $375.00
Purchased At: Mail-order
Similar Products Used: My Best friends Karate Monkey
Bike Setup: I am a 5'9" pseudo senior and I love torque to do my work. Raceface 180mm cranks, Avid Mechanical disc's, Shimano derailleur's, SRAM Rocket 9 Grip shifters, XRP Pro wheels and for the sake of difference a Fetish Carbon Fiber rigid fork.
Date Reviewed: April 22, 2010
Strengths: The bike is very fast on turns, lots of traction so I don't have to worry about sliding and what not. Its fairly cheap. It just rolls over stuff. I realized I have more control going downhill on the Soma than my 26 Stumpy, so I'm actually faster because I just pedal like hell.
Weaknesses: I have the older Reynolds frame so no V-brake bosses and there's that overlap with suspension forks by the head tube.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $600.00
Similar Products Used: Some nameless SS 29er frame with EBB fully rigid
Bike Setup: I have the exact same bike that MTB Action reviewed. I'm not lying, I got it straight from the distributor in South San Francisco where I worked for a while. It was SS but I turned it into 1X9. It has Marzocchi MX Comp forks, LX cranks and derailleur, deore shifters, WTB Laserdisc lite wheelset, and crappy IRD mech discs.
Date Reviewed: March 18, 2010
Strengths: Looks great, versatility of using 130mm or 135mm spaced rear wheels, derailleur hanger
Weaknesses: In this day and age, ditch the cantilever bosses
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $250.00
Purchased At: e-Bay
Similar Products Used: Astrix Rook, Gary Fisher Hi-Fi 29er
Bike Setup: Single speed 32/20 with FSA crank, Salsa Shaft seatpost & Fliplock collar, Salsa moto riser bar & stem, Salsa rigid fork corrected to 85mm, Cane Creek S6 headset, Shimano M485 hydraulic brakes, WTB SS wheelset, 20T titanuim rear cog, Kenda Klaw tires.
Date Reviewed: January 7, 2010
Strengths: Adaptability. Price point.
Weaknesses: Extra braze-ons.
Bottom Line:
Mine climbs pretty well. It's a single speed so I spin out from time to time but it's to be expected.
It descends solidly. I've passed friends on rocky downhills with it.
On flats its butter, I rail the turns pretty much don't have to worry about anything in my way.
It can be a bit awkward in tight spaces, but I think that's a general 29'er thing.
As far as finish goes, my only real issue is my foot rubs the chain stay where it bulges for the disc brake and rubbed the paint right off within a few weeks of owning it. No rust issues though. I used the T9 aerosol in the tubes before building it and store it indoors.
I see people complaining about the narrow drop-outs. They are 132.5mm spaced, so you can choose to use a road wheel/hub(130mm, since 29'er is just mtb's name for 700c) or a mtn wheel/hub(135) and bend them accordingly. It's steel it's ok.
I consider this a mid-range versatile frame and I feel 100% satisfied with what I got. It's pretty dang lightweight too, even with that brooks saddle.
A quick side note, this thing handles the streets like a pro as well. I was swapping cogs and tires for a bit and using it for commuting as well. The larger tires I could fit on there made the ride smooth. Mine however doesn't have upper rack braze-ons, which if it were a true commuter, I might be upset about.
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $375.00
Purchased At: Soma
Bike Setup: Single speed, salsa c-ring, Endless Cog, SRAM chain, King Hset, Surly Karate Monkey fork, DT340 hubs to Velocity Dyad rims, XT Cranks, Avid Brakes, Easton Carbon Bars, Race Face Stem, Thompson lay-back post, brooks b-17 narrow saddle, panaracer firecross 700x45 tires, egg beaters
Date Reviewed: July 29, 2009
Strengths: The revised design is great for single track and climbing.
Weaknesses: The old frame design was scary and broke after the first ride. I think it is a road bike frame.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $325.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: none, this is my first 29er (well, second if you count the first frame)
Bike Setup: White rigit carbon fork, king headset, Mavic wheels, xtr brakes, raceface crank, thomson post.
Date Reviewed: July 25, 2009
Strengths: Nice handling frame, very compliant in all terrains. Geometry is ideal for a cross country ride.
Weaknesses: Frame cracked at the rear triangle after 3 months of riding. Paint in areas of fasteners. Rear hub clearance is very tight (maybe just this frame???). Cable tie areas have excessive paint that do not allow cable tie usage.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $479.00
Similar Products Used: Several 26ers and 29ers.
Bike Setup: High end.
Date Reviewed: April 4, 2009
Strengths: Nice geometry and great handling.
Weaknesses: Frame fabrication is crap!!! Where do I start? This is the second juice frame that has broken after only a year of use. The first frame broke between the top rear triangle and the seatstay. The second frame broke on the down tube between the bottle cage screws. I ride the hell out of my bikes and I have 3 currently. I don't understand why the braze-ons rust out soo fast. This frame has the worst paint finish/strength of any bike I've ever owned over the past 10 years. I've had 1 specialized frame break after 5 years of extreme abuse, but 2 juice frames broken after about a year of use? I'm disappointed to say the least! I suppose this what I get for purchasing something made in some backhole childrun sweatshop overseas.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: warranty frame
Bike Setup: XTR shifters/brakes, XTR rear d., Xt front d, Xt cranks, Marzzochii bomber fork, Salsa delgado rims laced with Hadley hubs, Hellbent bar, Thompson stem and seatpost, Chris King headset, etc etc.
Date Reviewed: January 19, 2009
Strengths: Light weight, especially for the size. Extremely manageable on tight trails. Very adaptable.
Weaknesses: None I have noticed.
Bottom Line:
A year after purchasing it I am pleased to say that it consistently outperforms my 26" bikes on nearly every trail I ride. Sometimes the rigid fork is a bit of a hassle but I'm running 2.55" tires and keep around 35-40psi in them so it's not that bad. I'm not doing massive drops on this bike, but then again my setup isn't built around that anyway- that's why I have my P3 with the 888 fork. I love hardtails.
If you are interested in finding out why the 29er movement is taking off, and has been for a few years now, get this frame, a decent fork, and a good set of wheels- you can take the rest of the parts of the 26" bike you won't be riding for much longer.
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Price Paid: $900.00
Purchased At: dirt rag forums
Similar Products Used: Redline, Bianchi SS29ers.
Bike Setup: Wily Cycles rigid fork, Salsa bars and stem, FSA carbon cranks, MoFab rock ring/bash guard, Surly SS hubs laced to Sun rims handbuilt by Mike Curiak, Avid mech discs.
Date Reviewed: July 16, 2008
Strengths: ride quality
build quality
Weaknesses: None
Bottom Line:
I rode a GF Paragon for the last year and found it be a decent ride but 1 ride on the Soma was all it took for me to realize how bad the Paragon really was.
Get the Soma, build up with nice parts and jump on and ride.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $325.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: Gary Fisher Paragon
Bike Setup: Soma Juice 18", Reba race fork, Hope, Thomson, Chris king goodies:) and X9 drive train
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Designing story-based games
Eons ago, in 1996, Next Generation magazine asked me for a list of game design tips for narrative games. Here's what I gave them.
Reading it today, some of it feels dated (like the way I refer to the player throughout as "he"), but a lot is as relevant as ever. I especially like #8 and #9.
- The story is what the player does, not what he watches.
- List the actions the player actually performs in the game and take a cold hard look at it. Does it sound like fun? (Resist the temptation to embellish. If a cinematic shows the player's character sneak into a compound, clobber a guard and put on his uniform, the player's action is "Watch cinematic." Letting the player click to clobber the guard isn't much better.)
- The only significant actions are those that affect the player's ability to perform future actions. Everything else is bells and whistles.
- Design a clear and simple interface. The primary task of the interface is to present the player with a choice of the available actions at each moment and to provide instant feedback when the player makes a choice.
- The player needs a goal at all times, even if it's a mistaken one. If there's nothing specific he wishes to accomplish, he will soon get bored, even if the game is rich with graphics and sound.
- The more the player feels that the events of the game are being caused by his own actions, the better — even when this is an illusion.
- Analyze the events of the story in terms of their effect on the player's goals. For each event, ask: Does this move the player closer to or further away from a goal, or give him a new goal? If not, it's irrelevant to the game.
- The longer the player plays without a break, the more his sense of the reality of the world is built up. Any time he dies or has to restart from a saved game, the spell is broken.
- Alternative paths, recoverable errors, multiple solutions to the same problem, missed opportunities that can be made up later, are all good.
- Don't introduce gratuitous obstacles just to create a puzzle.
- As the player moves through the game, he should have the feeling that he is passing up potentially interesting avenues of exploration. The ideal outcome is for him to win the game having done 95% of what there is to do, but feeling that there might be another 50% he missed.
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This is a great list! I find #11 the most fascinating…do you think that games today still consider this direction? I get the impression that the trend now is more to create actual supplemental avenues of exploration and not just the illusion of them. What do you think?
i don't think this is a "one size fits all players" plan of attack.
One of the more popular ways to approach story-based game design is to offer the player choices. If i choose path A, that eliminates path B. This is one way in which designers hope to make their otherwise linear games replayable.
A lifelong gamer, a father of two, and an entrepreneur who runs his own games studio, the "free" time i have to play games is rapidly declining. i ALREADY don't have enough time to play a game like Mass Effect. i gave it another stab recently, and it absolutely killed me that i was forced to make choices that excluded me from seeing other content in the game. i suppose a gamer with more time just says "i'll have to play through again and choose the other path next time".
As a gamer who fights to find the time to play through even once, i gravitate towards games that i know i can play through without worrying i'm missing anything.
i think what you're saying is better applied to world-building – giving the player the sense that there's a big, wide open world to explore, and many more stories to tell. The best worlds do this (and reap the benefits in sequels and spin-offs!)
– Ryan
Thank you very much for posting this, it's a fascinating list!
I'm also intrigued by #11, in that it would seem like providing the impression that a percentage of content exists even when it's not so potentially leaves the player with a sense of unfulfilled potential.
For example, Assassin's Creed provided a series of rich environments but very little to do in them, outside of collecting items for which there was no in-game reward. The hub environment of the game was especially guilty of this, in that it was beautifully designed but ultimately served as nothing more than scenery between points. Once the ability to fast-travel between cities is introduced, the player appears to have no significant incentive to return to the hub environment at all.
I can see the benefits of leaving the player with the impression that there's more to do that they haven't seen, as this encourages replay, but if there's the impression of content without actual material to back it up, it strikes me as hollow.
How does number 7 apply to the dream sequences in The Last Express? I always thought they never added to the game, but maybe I didn't understand them.
I've been working on a Choose Your Own Adventure graphic novel for the past three years and this is priceless information. Thanks so much for reposting!
The only significant actions are those that affect the player's ability to perform future actions. Everything else is bells and whistles.
That's why I LOVE all Zelda games!!!
Thanks for this interesting list
Zelda = FAIL
This list seems very insightful, but I'd point out that the most recent PoP game fails at #1 in a way you might not have envisioned in 1996. When you press 'jump' in that game, the Prince chooses the next appropriate moment for a jump, and executes it when that time comes. Sometimes this can mean that there's a gap of a second or so between your button press and the actual motion.
Just as the illusion of foley sound effects is broken when the effects are out of sync with the action by more than a half-frame, the illusion of agency is broken when the action in a game is out of sync with the input.
I've been feeling number 11 playing Dragon Age, I think… definitely a well-designed "sandbox"
I don't design games but this information was excellent.
You were absolutely right. Deus Ex was a great game, and it's because it followed #6 and 11 better than any game I've ever played.
Codswallop. When I play a game the second time (which should be a rule, don't bother if you never want to play it again even once) and expect to experience the 50% I think I've missed, you're damn right I'm pissed off when it takes one tenth of the time I expected.
Jeez, that would be as bad as The Force Unleashed.
Nice tips..
HellO! I found this website by chance and I'm really surprised with your list. An brief overview is enough to see your point (or get closer, at least
I felt nostalgic about games – I used to play compulsively since 10/11 years old. When I was 28, and I felt interested about games again (btw, Me and my English are "Made In Brazil", so I'm sorry if I make weird grammar mistakes).
I start looking for the classics from MSX and Amiga games. I easly found perhaps ALL the games made for these machines, and a "new technology" called "emulators" turned out my PC into an old computer perfectly.
Anyway, to make it short, the nowadays games and it's blockbuster productions just make it worst. I was shameful about playing games that even my two kids could call it "too childish".
So, I decided to start a game from "ground zero"; maybe it was the challenge of been able to make a good game without cliches (or almost no cliches). I googled for "point and click guidelines for dummies" kind of stuff. Thinks like "Examine every location for clues, 'cos developers wouldn't make these things for nothing." I avoid puzzles, magic stones that opens secret places with no connection with the story at all.
I called it "Mature Games" because it's suppose to mean, well, erotic…
Hmm, I'm afraid that the comment have a limit of characters, so I wil finish it on another post (sorry for the size of that, but I think you may understand because it the first website I found that is pretty much about the kind of games I make…
The first one is about an decadent lawyer (the player) who had a job offered by a rich businessman from the country-side. His son is the primal suspect for the crime of rape and kill his ex-girlfriend.
It's a snall city and there are three days only to understand the city and have a glimpse about it's mysteries, search for clues, talk with people, make useful friens, do illegal things like looking for drugs (he is an addict), to lie, to be persuasive, black mail people, etc.
There's no way to be stuck on a certain point because you don't know exactly what you need to get through this, so I tried to solve it by giving more than one option to the player at almost every point.
Another thing is when your character evolves in the game and sometimes you find yourself in the middle of something that you feel like taking a nap during a movie or "accidentaly" pick some item or choosing the right answer/question. I find a way to make sure that the player cannot find/solve something by accident.
The 4 day, is the trial. I think it is the best of the game, since I found a way to put pretty much everything from novies, like objections, evidences, testimonies, jury's perfil and the hability to manipulate then, etc.
Oh, like I said, there are no score system – it kinda take away the suspense specially if it's about investigating a game with no predefined "Game Over" or "You Win". I like it because it gives diferent ends based on the player's choices during the game and the personal sense of justice, so the end is different for each personality.
For instance, players can see VICTORY if he wins the case, regardless what he discover during the game. Other may think that find out what really happened is more important than win the case with some doubt. You know, the oposite ideas of professional ethics and moral ethics.
Well, that's enough. I'm very sorry, you can delete it if you want. Anyway, the game is free and if interested, you can download it on the company's website: "Beware The Ladybeetle" http://www.beware.co.nr
Thank you and I hope you keep this great website to support the indie developers.
've been feeling number 11 playing Dragon Age, I think… definitely a well-designed "sandbox"
You were absolutely right. Deus Ex was a great game, and it's because it followed #6 and 11 better than any game I've ever played.
"because it followed 11″
Are you kidding? #11 is just a cheap trick, and it doesn't improve a game's quality AT ALL.
Do you mind if I repost this over to my blog? I just want to make sure credit is given where it is due. Have a great day!
All the steps listed here are very good tips indeed. But #11 is kind of a 50-50 shot. It mainly depends on the the story. Example: Final fantasy. Those type of games have super long storys.It is hard enough to get the final level on games like those and then you want them to go back and do it all over again to see "what could have beenn". Probably not. On the the other hand, using step 11 could be a good thing. just look at the geame "Infamous". that game has alternate options to the game and how you beat it. This is just an opinion of mine
yeah i agree with nick, Deus Ex was really a great games. and #6 #10 and #11 will be my take.
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There was definitely a lot of tears, a lot of hugs and a lot of gratitude.
71-year-old Joann Lang lost part of her arm in the crash, but she didn't lose her life and on Friday, she got to personally thank the young man who rushed to her side and used his belt to stop the bleeding and to save her.
The Good Samaritan and the grateful survivor reunited for the first time since the accident -- tears and memories overflowed.
Joann's left arm was pinned underneath her car in the crash. She was bleeding pretty bad when Lucas Robinson came to her side.
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For thousands of years of human existence, man has relied on Nature as a provider that has sustained him with all his needs. It is from nature, that man has evolved to what he is today, and from that same principle, man will continue to thrive. Science has given us the opportunity to improve the way that we live through the use of technology. Unfortunately, there is a draw back to the merits of technology. Pollution has has become a major threat yo our existence that we try to find ways in solving it. Added to that, the rising toxicity in the foods and medicinal products that we partake in a daily basis, which has caused a rise in ailments and diseases that are beginning to take it's toll on the general population.
Alternative means of preventive medicines are now being used to manufacture our foods and pharmaceutical products. These materials and organic compounds are derived from the bounty of nature itself. One good example is the integration of natural ingredients that come from plants in making shampoo for thinning hair. Natural ingredients derived from plants have been used for thousands of years. Plants such as aloe vera, are used as a key ingredient in making shampoos that can help in giving thinning hair remedies.
Another good example is lemon grass, which is so called because of it's aromatic scent that is in close resemblance to that of a ripe lemon. Lemon grass is endemic to South East Asia, and is usually grounded to extract it's oil which is used to prevent the infestation of head lice. Another unique characteristic of lemon grass, is that when it is boiled like tea, it can be drank to reduce uric acid and lower blood cholesterol. Jojoba beads are also used nowadays as an active ingredient to shampoos because of it's benefit of giving hair a healthy, silky shine unlike that of any synthetically formulated shampoos.
Regardless of any technological advancement that man has made, it seems that we can not avoid with going back to nature for some apparent reason. It may well be considered a natural aspect of our existence as human beings to return to where we once sought our needs for our existence. Nature will always be there to provide us with everything that we will ever need, as long as we learn to take care of it, for our own sake.


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Complete title: Phase II Study of the Combination of High-dose Methotrexate and Intrathecal Liposomal Cytarabine in Patients with Leptomeningeal Metastases with or without Parenchymal Brain Involvement
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Eligibility Criteria (must meet the following to participate in this study)
Genders Eligible for Study: Female
- Women who are not pregnant (contraception must be used throughout the study)
- Diagnosis of breast cancer with metastases to CNS (regardless of receptor status), leptomeningeal disease must be present with/without parenchymal brain involvement
- Ability to provide informed consent
- No prior treatment with whole brain radiotherapy (WBRT)
- If patient received stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) prior to enrollment it must be well documented which lesions were treated and index lesions (untreated) for follow up must be identified, no treatment with SRS will be permitted while on the study
- CNS disease must be documented by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) cytology
- Karnofsky Performance Status > 60
- White blood cells (WBC) > 3.0 K
- Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) > 1.5 K
- Platelets (PLT) > 100 K
- Hematocrit (HCT) > 30%
- Acceptable renal function (glomerular filtration rate [GFR] >= 60 mL/min)
- Acceptable liver function (see exclusion criteria)
- Therapy for systemic disease allowing for addition of systemic HD-MTX and IT Depocyt (in general patients receiving trastuzumab or lapatinib at the time of enrollment will be allowed to continue); bisphosphonates (i.e., zoledronic acid) and denosumab will be allowed; other non-CNS active chemotherapies might be allowed if no known interactions with study drugs are present; this will be reviewed on case-by-case basis
- Mini-mental status examination score of 24 or above
Other eligibility criteria may apply.
Exclusions (conditions that would prevent participation in this study)
- Serum creatinine > 1.5 x ULRR or creatinine clearance =< 60 mL/minute (calculated by Cockcroft-Gault formula)
- Potassium, < 3.7 mmol/L despite supplementation; serum calcium (ionized or adjusted for albumin,) or magnesium out of normal range despite supplementation
- Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) or aspartate aminotransferase (AST) > 2.5 x ULRR
- Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) > 2.5 x ULRR or > 5x ULRR if judged by the investigator to be related to liver metastases
- Evidence of severe or uncontrolled systemic disease or any concurrent condition which in the Investigator's opinion makes it undesirable for the patient to participate in the trial or which would jeopardize compliance with the protocol
- Patients with known pleural effusion or ascites
- Prior treatment with whole brain radiotherapy, prior treatment with stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is allowed under conditions provided in the inclusion criteria
- Previous allergic or adverse reaction to methotrexate or cytarabine
- Prior treatment with systemic HD-MTX or IT liposomal cytarabine
- Prior IT therapy of any kind
- Women who are currently pregnant or breast feeding
- Previous or current malignancies of other histologies within the last 5 years, with the exception of cervical carcinoma in situ and adequately treated basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma of the skin
- Receipt of any investigational agents within 30 days prior to commencing study treatment
- Last dose of prior chemotherapy discontinued less than 4 weeks before the start of study therapy; patients who had no toxicities with prior chemotherapy can start study treatment earlier than 4 weeks
- Last radiation therapy to the brain in the form of SRS within the last 2 weeks before the start of study therapy
- Any unresolved toxicity greater than Common Toxicity Criteria (CTC) grade 1 from previous anti-cancer therapy
- Previous enrollment in the present study
- Major surgery within 4 weeks prior to starting therapy, Ommaya reservoir can be used for introduction of chemotherapy within 48-72 hours after placement
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In 2011 and 2012 combined, 91% of days lost were in disputes where pay was the principal cause, whereas in 2009-2010 only 24% of days lost were in disputes over pay while 72% were in disputes over redundancy. This marks a return to the pattern of recent previous years, where pay was again the main cause of days lost: in the period 2003 to 2008 disputes over pay accounted for 79% of days lost. Working conditions and other causes of dispute were relatively unimportant - in 2011 and 2012 combined they accounted for only 3% of days lost.
The majority of days lost in 2012 were in the public administration and defence industrial group, which accounted for 60% of days lost. However only 12% of all strikes were in this sector, showing that the number of workers taking part in these strikes is on average higher than in other industrial groups. The second highest proportion of days lost was in education, which accounted for 16% of the total.
Most disputes were fairly short: 47% of stoppages in 2012 were only for a single day, and these accounted for 76% of the total number of days lost. Only 7% of days lost were in disputes that lasted for 11 days or more, and another 8% in disputes of between five and 10 days. Only one dispute in 2012 caused the loss of 100,000 days or more, compared with three such disputes in 2011.
The two regions with the joint highest rate of working days lost to disputes in 2012 were London and the North East, both with 14 days lost per 1,000 employees, followed by Wales (which had had the highest rate in 2011) with 12 days. However all regions saw the rate decline in 2012 compared with 2011. The lowest rate seen in 2012 was in Northern Ireland, with just one day lost per 1,000 employees.
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A few weeks ago, our spy photographers were able to capture a series of spy shots for the upcoming Opel Astra sedan , but it seems as though Opel is also preparing a facelift version for their hatchback version. Proof of that is in this new set of images of a prototype of that hatchback version as it performs some necessary winter testing.
The front of the car is being hidden under the camouflage which means there will be a redesigned front bumper, although the headlamps look the same. The rear lights may also get some changes in its graphics, but this prototype seems to be carrying the current ones. LED technology will most likely be adopted for both headlamps and the tail-lamps, but there are no details indicating this at this point.
There are no details about the engine line-up, but it should remain unchanged: there will be eight different engines mated to a six speed transmission. The diesel options will range from 1.3 to 2.0 Liters producing anywhere from 95 HP up to 160 HP. The gas burners will displace from 1.4 to 1.6 Liters and will pump out anywhere from 100 HP to 180 HP.


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It's Not Just You! These Are the Weird Things All Couples Fight About
The folks at Buzz Feed Video have hit the nail on the head again. Don't think you're crazy, it's not just you and your partner, everybody fights about towels, toilet paper and where to eat. Watch this.