Deaf Medicine

After playing through to the space age, it's not a very appealing game for adults who are looking for something to sink their hard earned free time into. The whole idea of bringing a civilization into existence from a single cell is intriguing. However, there is no meat or thinking required in the game at all. It's like 4 mediocre games rolled into one. It is very very easy for the most part, there is no effect game wise to any adaptations you make to your creatures except the flying ability I guess which is purely eye candy.

I take these to help my body avoid bladder (urinary tract) infections. I haven't had a problem since I started taking them, which has been more than 1 year at this writing. But who knows if it is the pills or not (thus, the reason for 4 stars instead of 5).

Fitting is very nice. Very perfect. Keeps my new Accord clean. I would highly recommend these mats to anyone who is looking to protect his car.

While the basic principle involved seems very smart, there are several drawbacks which became apparent once I started trying to use this device. The first is that it is not as simple to learn to use as the promotional material makes it seem. It is not very quick, or easy, to get this device strapped on, and though not uncomfortable to wear, it was awkward to try and sit down while strapped into this, and once you are sitting the leg portion protrudes way out in front of you. It is impossible to get into any car/truck with it on, necessitating removing it and putting it back on each time you enter/exit the vehicle. Also, you need to have very good balance and coordination to safely use this crutch, and it is rather like riding a racing bike with pedal straps. You are strapped in, and should you start to lose your balance, you cannot just "bail" out of this device, so that if you do fall, further injury is quite possible.. All that said, if you are young, and fit, and coordinated (as the gal in the promotional pitures obviously is) this device could be just the answer for you, to allow you to do activities that require the use of you hands, and to go up and down steps more easily, something you cannot do with traditional crutches, or walkers, or knee scooters. If you have to get by without weight bearing on your foot/lower leg this may work for you. It is well made, sturdy, and comfortable to wear, all other shortcomings aside.