Sonic 3D Blasts was developed by Traveller's Tale in the United Kingdom. The game's publisher is Sega. Sonic 3D Blast is available in a number of platforms including Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Saturn, Windows, MAX 9, Virtual Console, and Xbox Live Arcade. The Mega Drive version was first released on November 1996 in PAL region. The Genesis and Saturn version was released on November 1996 in USA. The Saturn version was first released on February 1997. The PC version was first released on the 25th September in USA and 30th September in PAL region. The Saturn version was first released on the 14th October 1996 in Japan. The game has single player mode. You can control the character and navigation menu with control pad, joystick and keyboard. There are several items in this game including Rings, Blue Energy Shield, Red Energy Shield, Yellow Energy Shield, Running Shoes and Stars. The rings can be found in packs inside boxes which you can jump on to open. Blue Shields allows you to be hit only once while holding it and you will not lose any rings. The Blue Shields serves as a protection. Red Energy Shield will protect you if you touch fire. If you run through a fire while holding the shield, you will not lost the shield. Yellow Energy shield protects you against homing attack. Running Shoes is located in a box and can be used to boost the running speed of a character. Starts help you to become invincible. Stars allows you to run through lava, spikes and destroy your enemies by running into them. The characters in Sonic 3D Blast are Sonic, Flickies, Knuckles, Tails and Dr. Robotnik. Sonic is the most important character in the game. In this game title the player is only offered the option to play as the blue Blur. He wears red shoes and can move at an incredible speed. In Sonic 3D Blast, Sonic's goal is to save Flickies from the hands of Dr. Robotnik. For those not familiar with the series, Flickies are the tiny magical birds. 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I saved them but i don't know if i will go through having yds wear them or not. I don't think anyone is a bad mom for saving shoes. But i have read that enough about shoes and i guess my mom had to. We were poor but she wouldn't give me used shoes even though most if my clothes were handmedowns when i was in elementary school. So i try to save money in other ways but i won't skimp on shoes. My DD wears her brothers shoes all the time. She's got a shoe addiction though and will even wear mine if they are left out of a closet. I caught her walking around in my sandals because per her "they fit momma cause I can walk and not fall." Yeah her logic defies me sometimes. I have a bag going on right now where I'm packing up all the smaller shoes and ones that don't fit either kid so I can foster the boys shoes off on my twin and give the others away. I'm slowly working on decluttering and saving money for everyone at the same time. Air Jordan 5 Laney,There has been so much emphasis on corruption, crime and suspicious activity that it seems that we have lost all sense of truth, loyalty and ethics. Reading the newspaper and listening to the news on radio TV have become quite depressing, even without the crime stories. First, what is TRUTH? According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary it is 'sincerity in action, character, and utterance'. And yet, when a person, frequently but not always a politician, is reported to have said something that is hurtful or accusatory, when approached for comment will invariably answer, 'I was quoted out of context.' Why not tell the truth and apologise straight away as it is sure to haunt one otherwise. In relationships, when one person cheats or does 'things' behind a partner's back out come those famous words, 'I never meant to hurt you.' Why not be honest and say, 'I was aware that what I was doing would hurt you but I did it anyway. I apologise.' Why do we always try to deny something or worm our way out of it? Probably because we know that the truth hurts not only those affected by our behaviour but ourselves too. We would much rather pretend something didn't happen or if, found out, try to play it down; not take responsibility. Then of course, there are those who speak the truth no matter the situation and at times it may be better not to say anything at all. We then come to LOYALTY. Where truth is about sincerity, loyalty is defined in the Free Dictionary as 'A feeling or attitude of devoted attachment and affection'. I find the Wikipedia definition, 'Faithfulness or devotion to some person, cause or nation' more specific and it clarifies that loyalty is not only toward family or friends but also to our employers, club memberships, business clients, country and any other groups to which we have committed ourselves. Why then are we so quick to talk about friends and others behind their backs? Why do we constantly run down our country? As I have said before, SA does have problems but then so do most other countries. Ours may seem worse than others but they are different. Do we support our families and friends through every situation? How often we hear the comment, 'Now, we really know who our friends are' when someone has been through a difficult or testing time. If it is illness, we all rally around and care for the person or affected family but when it is financial, a social ill we do not approve of or even criminal, we so often turn our backs. ETHICS is not commonly discussed or even thought about in day to day living. Many see it is one of those old fashioned words which they prefer not to think about. What is ethics? That is much more difficult to define than either truth or loyalty. This is because ethical behaviour can be approached differently in different contexts. 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