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Are you eagerly anticipating Death's arrival in Darksiders II, but missed out on the first one? See the whole game in under two hours with our playthrough highlights! (Spoilers)
Part 1 - Battle with Abbadon
We follow War as he is set on a path to find the one who summoned him and restore balance between Heaven and Hell.
Part 2 - Retrieving Hearts for Samael
War is set on the path to retrieve the first 2 hearts of Chosen for Samael to get access to the Black Tower.
Part 3 - Into the Black Tower
War is set on the path to retrieve the remaining 2 hearts of Chosen for Samael to get access to the Black Tower.
Part 4 - Find Azrael & Confront Straga
War finds Azrael, the Angel of Death imprisoned in the Black Tower and confronts Straga.
Part 5 - Battle with Abbadon
War takes on Abbadon, the general of Heavens army to make him reap what he has sown.
One of those games that creates a universe. Some just do things for narrative conveinience but this game made a structure that made sense. Can't wait to paddle in this pool again.
We have been having heaps of fun with this game - those waiting the release you will enjoy it - much better than darksiders (the original) - AusGamerNetwork Team :) - @ausgamernetwork @mrgrizit
wow GS thx for this !!!wanted to check on all of this just yesterday, now a have all the info I needed.Awesome!
Really liked the gameplay and combat , very few games are challenging and fun like this one, also loved the horse combat , just hope it makes a return in the second game
I actually found this game to be pretty badass. I never really played any games like God of War or Dante's Inferno, so I'm not too familiar with the genre. Still, I thought it was worth the fourty I paid in the long run of things.
Curious to see how DII does.
Just barely got this game... this made the Bat Queen look damn easy o_O... I'm still stuck on her, lol
This was a sleeper hit back at 2010.. There isn't much good developers left. So i bought CE for this
One of my all-time favourite games. Made with lots of love and attention by the developers. I really hope THQ survives and finishes the story about the 4 horseman. Darksiders rocks!
That seems highly unlikely. Usually the review comes a week or two after the release of the game.
@Pip_Squeak @push88 A week or two after release for a major release we received in advance? Don't be silly :) With a small staff we can't always be as fast as we want, but THQ got us the game in plenty of time; hooray!
The Darksiders II embargo is August 14th at 9AM Pacific. Unless something happens--my untimely death, for instance, or a fire in the CBS offices--our review will publish at that time.
@Pip_Squeak It all depends, sadly. With such a small staff, we rely on getting games in advance. Some publishers are really good about getting us code in plenty of time; others, not so much. And even when we do get code in advance, it doesn't usually include the PC version, which means we usually have to wait for that version to come out :(
And then employees do silly things like taking vacation days! There can be so many factors, which means we have to prioritize, and some reviews will come later than others. For instance, I want to have someone review a PC game called A Virus Named Tom, but the entire staff is busy. I wish I could summon a few more reviewers from the heavens above.
Thats awesome!!! So how long would it take you guys to publish a review on a not so popular game or company? Do you still get the game in advance?
The second game looks to be even more epic than the first one!! Plus, PC gamers are actually getting customization to unleash the power of the PC on Darksiders 2!! Yay for PC gamers!
Great job gamespot!!! You saved me about 3-4 days of straight gameplay to refresh my take on Darksiders... and for that I salute you.
My only concern with the game (hopefully im wrong)...I'm hoping that the game isn't too easy..regardless of what difficulty level you put it on...like in Skyrim (once your like a level 80..your unstoppable, regardless of how many enemy AI there are). Has anyone heard about the difficulty level for DS 2????
@monks99 And what about that journey along the way to 80? You don't start there...
@BladeStrike1234I understand that...but you can level up fast in games...and the AI should be harder the higher you level up...seems in games once u reach a certain level...the AI is a joke....
No, but regardless of difficulty I will not let it hinder my attention to the story even if it is easy which I highly doubt.
It's prefered but not required. You can get all of the main points and cut scenes from the videos above and the developers made DS 2 to be its own story with a new character that has his own problems. So you can play DS 2 without having played DS 1 and still have an enjoyable experience.
This game was really fun and the story was neat. Gonna enjoy the next one.
Thank you Gamespot for putting this on the site. It's been too long since I've played Darksiders and I didn't want to play through the whole game again before the second one came out. :)
That final scene when the other riders meet up with him is one of my favorite scenes in gaming. Dat feel!
People say this is a copy of GOW. But forgeting that GOW was a copy of DMC. I still think DMC is far more better than GOW though (my opinion only). This games actually was more of Zelda-ish kind a thing.
@Sword403 Good job. OK Devil May Cry did come before Prince of Persia if I have my dates right, God of War came after both.
@Sword403 god of war is nothing like DMC. as for darksiders, i think the creators took the epic violence from GoW and the coolness of characters from DMC and putted it in darksiders. (and btw yes i played dmc, gow and darksiders)
I agree God of war is far more simple than Darksiders, Gow is a beat em up where the exploration is off the table (even so is an amazing beat em up), darksiders took elements from it but the exploration and the Horse make it feels more like a Zelda game and other times it feels like a Soul reaver game, an awesome combination if you ask me but even if it's a mix of features from others games it found it's place among the greatest adventure games of all times thanks to it's good story and the excellent visual design of it's characters.
...Or maybe too many good games were out then. I bet now that games are slacking up, Darksiders 2 will do better.
With equal style, better story and gameplay than Diablo 3, I'm surprised this wasn't a bigger hit on PC, let alone console. Maybe it needed to be 4-player co-op.
wow, its been a while since i finished this game and watching this videos was funny.
good game, great story, i can't wait to put my hands on Death... and hopefully the other 2.
haha they made that spider bitch look so easy, god damn that bitch was sooo hard i remember throwing my controller trying to beat her
@CiTizenMaSSaKre Not only she gave me a hard time. I was playing this on Steam and My ISP failed but the game kept running, after I defeated her they diidn't give me the achievement!
@CiTizenMaSSaKre true that :) i remember when i finally beat her, my whole hands had a cramp
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Well, it's been one helluva week, eh? Much like the rest of the country we watched in horror here at chez triv as the events of last Friday unfolded and our hearts ached as we thought of our own boys aged eight and nine at their own elementary schools nearby. Then somebody on one of the 24/7 news-o-rama stations said it--the shooter was on the spectrum and Cleetus hollered, "Oh, hell no!" and turned off the teevee. We don't know exactly what's coming, but we suspect and we don't want to hear it, no. It goes right up at the top of our joint "fuck that" list.
For those of you who don't know our younger son is on the spectrum. High functioning, but on there and we've had somewhat of a struggle this year. So, all of a sudden whatever rank speculation that may happen between the the talking heads would feel very personal and we couldn't take it. Just seeing that picture of that kid when he was young damn near killed me. Buttons buttoned to the top, shy eyes peeking from beneath that fringe of bangs and almost a smile...oh.
I can only talk about my kid. Yeah, he's different, he processes information differently than we do and he has trouble verbalizing his thoughts, but he's getting better at it. The thing I've noticed is that he's like a sponge, he soaks up information and stimuli very easily. So, I've made it my business to make sure that his world is full of kindness, sharing, empathy--love. This is something you'd do with any child in the course of raising them, but with a kid who misses the social cues? Oh, it's a production.
And we're lucky. From the time we first suspected the whole family has been Team Dan all the way. I've never had to attend a meeting without Cleetus by my side, my parents opened their house to a team of therapists coming through for several years, his older brother relentlessly pursued every play strategy that was suggested and over the last six years Dan has progressed. Yes, we've hit some bumps, but we've also had his diagnosis upgraded each time he's been seen by that fancy doctor who thought he'd never have original speech.
So, my kid had some trouble last year. His anxiety was getting in the way of his progress, it was looking like they wanted him medicated and they brought in the big guns to back that up. They brought in a psychiatrist to see him and then talk to us about our options...hmm. A lot of different medications. I told her I would take it under advisement. What I did was take the four weeks between school letting out and his summer program starting to work with my kid. And I kept working with him and by the time I met with his one on one towards the end of his summer program she told me it was like working with a different kid. She wondered if I had medicated him. I told her that I understood that medicating a kid might be easier than working through anxiety, but we weren't ready to take that step.
We met with his teacher in November, she was full of praise, but I think she would still like to see him medicated, just to "turn down the noise in his head." I struggle with this. Truly I do. I know what she's saying, but if he is progressing and not unhappy I can't see it. For now, I can't put an eight year old boy on the type of drugs they're talking. So, we go along, taking each day as it comes and working for the best outcome and only hoping that tomorrow's Dan is a little better than yesterday's.
Then a national tragedy happens and you think your heart is broken until they announce on the teevee that the shooter was on the spectrum and you find out it can break just a little more.
oh honey ...
there is a large clumsy woman reaching through the computer to hold and rock you for as long as you need. No one knows what happened this week ... but the concentration on the kid being on the spectrum has done nothing but stigmatise those on the spectrum, create more misunderstanding and get good and supportive parents to question themselves. Please do not let the media and the talking heads make more victims of wonderful parents and kids that are trying so damn hard and suffering already from being on the spectrum.
All we can do for our children is to love them, support them and teach them that they are valued and wonderful people. You and your whole family have been there for your son ... I hear your pain, I wish that I could be there to hug you ... my heart breaks hearing you doubt yourself and your family! Sending you love!
thanks, I felt hesitant to even
I have been talking to people
all week about this meme that has been spread by the media and so many of them have children that have any number of problems; I found myself telling people over and over again that this is false and that rather than being perpetrators of violence children and adults that have problems like this are more likely to be victims in a very harsh world, that they are trying to avoid the real issues of what happened this week, that they should not doubt themselves or stop doing their excellent work of love and support for their children. This is bordering on evil to spread such a harsh lie that makes parents doubt themselves, doubt their efforts and most importantly doubt their children. All to avoid talking about a society founded upon violence which is armed to the teeth ... the truth seems to be seen as far more dangerous than demonising kids on the autism spectrum and the parents that are working so hard and loving them so much. There have been so many things that have infuriated me this week, but this is so pernicious and so dangerous for parents and children and yet that does not stop them from making claims like this ...
This makes me grateful
that I have avoided almost all coverage of this. I have other reactions, too, about the need to prevent any seeming evil from being seen as part of society. Identifying scapegoats is one of the easiest and most common ways to pretend the problems of human nature can be contained without the need for taking personal responsibility for one's own contibution to violence. Soldiers must be seen as clean and heroic at all costs.
the bbc coverage has been atrocious
disaster porn at its worst at times. Simply horrific ... but they concentrated on gun control, the comments about mental illness and violence have gotten less airplay here (as they do not have to rely on these hateful memes as there is no NRA or delusions about the wonder of modern weaponry over here). They interviewed the local haircutter who had nothing to say at all, who had no information about the situation, and just kept babbling ... Although there was some fun when some gun lover was speaker to a bbc reporter who compared the 2nd amendment to slavery and the woman just didn't understand what he was getting at ... you know, it was in the constitution, but you changed it. You can change the constitution ... gasp! Of course, this is a question of changing interpretation rather than the constitution itself, but let's not get lost in this discussion ...
I have been talking with people on fb as so many were repeating the dangerous and violent austism spectrum argument and others have been worried and feeling guilty although they have done nothing but support their children. So an awful thing to do to people .... worrying if children on the spectrum will not have even more problems at school due to this awful, pernicious reporting and the intensity of people's ignorance determining policy at all levels.
Ah, this helps clarify what I wanted to say
It has to do with the delusion that there can be a nation of violent heroes who only use violence to make the world better. This requires the assumption that every time human nature reveals itself, there must be a reason found to avoid the conclusion that violent impulses are not controllable or able to be harnessed for only good. It is not that his family and community culture glorified violence and made shooting weapons seem normal--it is that this young man was like the "bad apples" who are blamed for every war crime. The problem is mental illness, not violent human nature, so that there is no need for soul-searching our cultural and personal relationship to violence.
I could imagine the "coverage" all too well. I knew I would not be able to tolerate it.
there's been some pushback on that...
narrative now, but unfortunately have to search to find it. here's a small capsule of some of it...
excellent link polgirl!
thanks! i ran across that today and it's...
got links to some of the articles... some folks out there are making the case that the media is stupid. not that it takes a lot to make it, but the damage they're doing is very bad. it's like they don't think things through in the hurry to get the story out. they don't care if it's correct or what the consequences of it are... sigh...
you're a parent, you will always worry about him
I have grown hyper aggitated at the narrative of this event which is portraying autism as mental illness. Reporters should take the time to educate themselves on autism so that they can then educate the public on what autism is and what autism is not. Asperger's is not mental illness. What happened with this young man will never be known. Why he killed will never be understood. Blaming it on Asperger's is the height of laziness and ignorance. Your son is blessed to have parents like you and your husband.
well, it's hard to argue that point when all services
that your kid gets are billed to the mental health arm of the health insurance, so they see it as some form of mental illness, no? I've asked that question, I get no good answer aside from that's done that way because that's how it's done. So, it's not a mental illness? No. But the therapies that he needs are billed as therapies through mental health services? Yes. Why? Bcause that's how it's done.
yeah - the "news" media has woefully....
Would your careful strategies make for good tv?
Because if not, we're not likely to hear much about the value of "kindness, sharing, empathy--love". People are interested in power and what it does, people are fascinated by violence, punishment, and blame. These make good topics for television. Who wants to consider such boring things as asking "How was your day today?" and waiting patiently for an answer.
The child who survived by playing dead was asked how the shooter looked. "He looked like he was angry." That seems to me the most pertinent description I have heard. Has there been any discussion of the simple emotion of anger, and that almost every single one of us has imagined killing someone in anger? Sure, most of us don't do it, but it's the same emotion. Iow, things are at once simpler and more complicated than the entertainment-driven coverage suggests. To be entertaining, television makes things grand and large, exciting and disturbing. I expect the author's afternoons interacting with a child who needs it were none of those things--simple, direct, unexciting, small detail LOVE.
Until we stop expecting easy solutions which assume all our problems exist somewhere outside our common human nature, until we realize that what makes the vital difference in our lives is simple acts for which we recieve little recognition, we will continue to see societal dysfunction everywhere we turn, because the world really isn't the way it is depicted on television.
I guess I got on a little side track there. I find your story touching. Giving love to a child who needs it will have a much greater effect on our culture than any law. We are suffering because simple parenting is looked upon as much less valuable than putting on a uniform and shooting people. Because this is less valued, people are not receiving the support they need. How many more shootings will result because families are too financially desperate to care for their children properly? What will be the cost of that side effect of austerity?
it's a strange but wonderful thing, to find you have to teach
something on a different level. To explain a smile. To say,"Hey Dan, do you see Mom smiling at you? Do you feel that? You're smiling back, do you know why? Do you feel warm and nice and kinda happy inside? Mommy's smile did that, so you smiled back, isn't that cool? We just communicated with no words." And his smile turns into laughter.
Beautiful and moving, triv
I truly don't want to be cruel to anyone's memory, but cause and effect is important. Contrast that lesson with handing him a gun and telling him he might one day need to shoot someone with it. Not that the two are mutually exclusive, but still, there is cause and effect. I would guess without evidence that someone with asperger's, having fewer filters, is more likely to take what he is taught and face value and be less able to negotiate subtlety around when violence might be appropriate. As the survivior said, he was "angry". He may easily have felt that he had been taught that what you do when you're angry is shoot people. Plenty of Americans seem to feel that way, even if they are unlikely to put it so bluntly.
glad to see push back happening in some parts
This tragedy Must Not be blamed on Asperger's Disorder
Unfortunately, the media may have already poisoned the public thinking on Asperger's. It is very important to push back against the idea that autism caused this young man to commit this crime. Anyone interested in learning more about Asperger's Disorder should visit the site dedicated exclusively to Asperger's.


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I'm on an older Dell Inspiron (15") laptop, 2gigs memoryI've been running PCLinuxOS since 2007 and as of yesterday was running 2010. I decided to install 2012 (full version) after having 2010 issues after trying to update too many packages at once on Synaptic (I tried to update over 200 programs- big mistake). It had been a while since I did any updates.sooo.. I tried to run 2012 Live CD and it didn't let me connect to wireless. I tried to trouble shoot and for some reason my Wireless (wlan) shows I'm using an Intel setup rather than Broadcomm.I figured, I'll worry about that later and proceded to load 2012. I left my partions alone (not a dual boot laptop). I use a swap partition, a \, and a \home. I loaded 2012 on the \ partition and told it to leave the \home partion alone.
Load seemed to go OK.I created the root account, and a guest account, and tried to create my account \home\ds. Seemed to go fine.When I logged in as ds, I got tons of warnings (can't remember them all). Warnings about KDE, some sort of bookmark warnings, warnings to tell an adminstrator to look at my account etc. I figured there must have been too much 2010 stuff in my home folder that 2012 didn't like.When I log in as root or guest, I get no warnings. When I log in as myself the boot up seems to get stuck for a few minutes then it loads up and shows tons of warnings.
Since wireless wasn't working, I plugged into the the laptop and did the Synaptic "reload", update, as requested. All went well.I still have issues after logging in as myself and wireless will not work. With 2010, it was a breeze, no issues and I did the update from 2007 the same way.First I want to fix wireless:Here's the deal:When I look at "Select Network to Configure", I have three selections:o Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11 b/g WLANo Wlan0: Wlan0o Wlan0: Use a windows driver (with NDISwrapper)I choose the first option (it's already selected actully)and then get a message that says: "Unable to find network interface for selected device (using wl driver)"Can anyone help me out here??I'm not scared! I don't mind opening a terminal and "goin nerd"
That should be / and /home... (forward slash, not backslash) The backslash used in paths is a Windows thing. In Linux the backslash is used to escape what follows.
as root, assuming user ds is the same as before, enter this command;[root@localhost ~]# chown -R ds:ds /home/ds <Enter>That should set the proper ownership values (UID:GID) of all the existing files in /home/ds to be in sync with the new installation's values.Reboot after the above, and try logging into the normal user account to see if that ends the error messages.Post your results.
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As the Roots Undo
As an album reviewer, you get very little time to actually sit and enjoy an album because you want to. You always have to move on to the next batch of CDs and even if you thoroughly enjoy an album, it's often soon washed away by the next group of reviews, good or bad. Gone are the days of repeated continual day long listens of say Left Hand Path or A Black Moon Broods Over Lemuria that I used to enjoy before I got into this writing gig.
However, an album has come to my attention, that has me forsaking all other albums due for review, an album so compelling, innovative and draining, that even forthcoming albums by Finntroll and Dismember will be hard pressed to push it out of my CD player, despite their no doubt brilliance.
As the Roots Undo takes the current melodic screamo/hardcore trend and turns it on its head with a bitter dual female/male vocal attack (both clean and spit forth venomously), seething black metal blastbeats, indie rock karma and dreamy interludes of brooding introspection. The genre shattering end result plays like Thursday and Shai Hulud watching Karen Crisis and Candace Kucsulain from Walls of Jericho violate each other with obscene sex toys in a deviant torture dungeon run by Darkthrone (or is that the dream I had last night?). Either way their scathing Uphill Battle –esque take on hardcore, is both a barren and beautiful sonic diatribe that alternates from shuddering raptures of pain and anger to swathes of subconscious reflection via acoustics and instrumental interludes.
Where do I start? This is an album that demands to be listened to from beginning to end, As the Roots Undo just unfolds brilliance at every turn. Each song is an exhaustive listen as CTTS are capable of shifting from beautiful harmonies to acidic hatred and sobering introspection, normally all within one song, making detailed listening an absolute requirement. "Same Shade as Concrete", fits more moods into its four minutes than a PMS stricken female serial killer. Although some may find CTTS's chaotic delivery off-putting, I found each caustic scream and riff to be ripe with undulating melodies that only surface with focused listening, much like Shai Hulud. But unlike Shai Hulud, the bitter edge is neither uplifting or soaring, but vehement and strained with psychosis. "In the Nervous Light of Sunday", highlights the unusual female/male vocal delivery as Drew reaches almost Dani Filth like peaks, and his female counterpart wails with indignant feminine rage or soothes with angelic fury. "Interview at the Ruins", both pummels and caresses, before revealing CTTS's softer side with a stunning piano laced, chanted close out, that's thick with sadness, truly moving without being overly whiny or emo. The last three songs on the album though are truly magnificent, with Neurosis like ambience ebbs to start "Non Objective Point of Karma", CTTS display their unpredictable personality that explodes half way in with a devastating black metal burst with a throbbing bass line reminding me of Ulver's Nattens Madrigal. As if a polar opposite of the prior track, the nine minute "Kill the Switch" starts in a suffocating fashion, before introducing the now purely heavenly moments of brooding quiet. The sublime closer "Crater to Cough In" follows the same peaceful/turbulent formula as "No Objective Point of Karma", building to a peak of claustrophobic intensity and emotion.
Lyrically CTTS, while certainly utilizing the cryptic song titles of their metalcore peers, are on Shai Hulud –ish levels of their own lyrically: "Rejoice, A noble birth, a prince is born, behold the birth of violence, beasts of bird and feather cry for our concrete rapture. And if we beg to be put down, unto us the most inspired storm. A princess ravaged by her Prince: behold the birth of sex and distance. Two frail corpses where they, his eyes were the first to stray" ("Same Shade as Concrete"). And while conveying these poetic sonnets, Drew's clean voice gets a little too whiny here and there, his (and her) screeches are poisonous and spiteful, more than making up for the emo edge that may put off some meal purists.
Production wise, rather than the lush resonant earth tones of typical metal core, CTTS sounds are stark and primitive, with the pulsing controlled bass providing the girth over the flimsy drums and raw guitar tone, but when taken as part of the whole, the unusually barren sound works to convey CTTS's unique sound.
I normally try to be level headed in my reviews, and try to refrain from gushing too much over an album I wont be listening to in 3 weeks, but in the case of CTTS, I'm not hesitant to throw around words like 'classic' and 'masterpiece', each listen is a experience in itself. My only concern is the 'emo' tag that comes with the band putting off metalheads cautious of the term and its musical saturation. Fear not though wary reader, any listener brave enough to shed labeling and genres will appreciate the sheer brilliance of this album.
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Wanda: Back injury at work
I first incurred a serious back injury at work in 1985. It was not able to be evidence-based for five years (at the time of surgery).
I was medically managed, with opiates, sedatives, antidepressants, anti-inflammatory and antipsychotics, as progressively my brain liquefied and my body exploded to a massive 110kg with a left foot drop that would cause me to fall over without the slightest inkling that it was going to happen.
If it had not been for a physiotherapist eventually saying she could help no further I have little doubt that I would not be writing these words. I had an MRI scan (new at the time) and had a discogram followed by a multi-level decompression spinal fusion.
The first night post-op remains the most painful night of my life - inclusive of childbirth. The surgeon told me I had the worst back he had operated on in ten years and that the loss of feeling in my leg I was experiencing post-op may return in the coming years.
The doctor that was managing my pain was, and continues to be, a pain specialist and one of the major players in the medico-legal field.
All costs were born by my husband and me but most of all our children, as the cost and strain led to the breakdown of our marriage. My husband left and we fell into poverty. The $2500 in compensation from my employer (and a non-disclosure agreement) barely helped.
In returning to work at a later stage, I was again injured when a patient fell on me. A little wiser, I claimed compensation only to be strung along for six years by claims officers assuring me I did not require a solicitor. Once more I carried the cost, as there was no information provided or offered except for a verbal "cheer up" on the other end of the phone and a letter to tell me every couple of months that the voice had changed.
I tried to commit suicide on more than one occasion and would have been successful if not for my children and the love and compassion of a couple of people who came into our lives 13 years ago. We met through the foster care program, they as respite carers and me as a shattered person.
They just happened to be a doctor of social work and a doctor of psychology and what they provided was unconditional love, support and above all faith that I was not "a bad mother".
The one major change that occurred following the second recovery was I found that the insurer was obliged to cover a gym-swim program and again this information came via a physiotherapist. I also found I was entitled to home assistance - and then an occupational therapy assessment suggested I could "manage a sandwich bar".
The injured don't need platitudes or inappropriate job prospects. They need purpose and meaning in their life. They need assistance (support) to keep their families together and their children fed.
Maslow's theory of hierarchy needs to be adhered to. They don't need more drugs.
As my children grew older, I underwent an amazing spiritual event (not religious) and learned the power of positive thinking (they like to call it neurolinguistic programming these days). It gave me the confidence to manage my own care (not fund it) and dismiss the healthcare professionals that were riding the gravy train of insurance.
After returning to work as a nurse, I commenced my own advocacy company, created a program, worked as a director of nursing and my views were being sought for articles in the pharmacy industry, news (the Daily Telegraph) and on SBS radio.
This all came crashing down in 2006 when my car was rear-ended twice in close succession and I sustained a significant whiplash and a closed head injury.
Some months later in 2007 I was admitted to hospital with a severe exacerbation of my condition. After a 10-day admission, my GP received a letter from the treating physician with three words on it: "Pain, analgesia, physio".
I was discharged with a request for a follow-up in one month and a bag of drugs very similar to those cited in the death of Heath Ledger. In 1997, panadiene forte was the second most prescribed drug in Australia but we now seem to have switched to oxycontin (hillbilly heroin).
When are we going to learn? It is a contradiction to assess function while administering fog.
I have not written this tome as an exercise in doctor-bashing, nor to attack the various insurance organisations that I have had to deal with.
If the health economists and politicians are unable or unwilling to provide a more equitable system and medicine is to continue to be practiced in a defensive manner then perhaps hillbilly heroin is the answer for all of us, as there is no going back to Woodstock.
Finally, in the words of Mahatma Gandhi:
Keep your thoughts positive, because your thoughts become your words.
Keep your words positive, because your words become your behaviours.
Keep your behaviours positive, because your behaviours become your habits.
Keep your habits positive, because your habits become your values.
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Lance Armstrong victim of injustice: Columnist Shirley Fischler
Some days every headline or story I read inflames my sense of injustice. There are times I have to put the newspaper down, or leave the Internet and wait for the steam of rage to stop.
(Editor's note: For a story on the most recent investigation involving Lance Armstrong, click here.)
This last week I finally reached a full head of angry steam over the destruction and erasure of cyclist Lance Armstrong's records and amazing accomplishments.
The indignation over stripping Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles has taken a long time to reach a climax, but the upshot is that I'll never watch another Tour de France bicycle race for the rest of my life.
Here's why:
The world of cycling has virtually committed suicide by bringing up charges of "doping" against Armstrong, years after he had actually quit the circuit and retired to run his foundation. Armstrong's accomplishments literally made the world of cycling into a major sport, followed by millions on television. To negate everything he did and call it cheating by virtue of new findings and turncoat testimony by former colleagues is awful.
THERE should have been a statute of limitations. The powers that be in the cycling world had more than a decade (the seven years he won the Tour and the years since) to determine conclusively that Armstrong had somehow used illegal substances during his climb to a record seven titles.
If they couldn't prove anything within a year, or at most two, of Armstrong leaving the circuit, then they shouldn't be able to destroy a man's career, reputation and record so far after the fact.
To decide now to destroy the remarkable history of Armstrong's feats is simply destroying the history of cycling itself — in other words, cutting off their noses to spite the face of cycling. The authorities have managed to make a travesty of their own sport, leaving a nasty residue of distrust and embarrassment.
Even if Armstrong and teammates did somehow use illegal substances or techniques, those techniques or substances were obviously so well-hidden that there was no way the cycling authorities could actually prove anything while Armstrong was actually racing. Continued...
To make claims that blood and urine tests from years ago now proved conclusively — along with testimony from former teammates — that Armstrong was using "doping" techniques is astoundingly absurd
The only thing actually proven by this ex post facto condemnation is that they've obviously gotten better at analyzing samples!
Imagine what would happen to every sport in the athletic pantheon if authorities were allowed to change the history of the game by virtue of data discovered long after an athlete's career ended.
The list of athletes who were known alcoholics, drug abusers or were suspected of using performance-enhancing drugs — but who never got caught during their careers — would probably fill a book. Does that mean that their contributions should be erased from the annals of their respective sports?
Ty Cobb was known to be abrasive and abusive off the field. Should he be erased from the history of baseball? There are myriad stories of sordid, despicable behavior on the part of famous athletes. Should they be erased from the annals of their sport?
That is the equivalent of erasing John F. Kennedy's history as president of the United States because the world was notified that he was a womanizer, years after his assassination!
One example of what they could have, and probably should have done, is home run hitter Roger Maris. He has an asterisk after his record number of home runs, because he accomplished it in a longer season than did Babe Ruth. Fine.
Instead of stripping Armstrong — an amazing athlete who survived testicular cancer — of his titles, the worst they should have done is to put an asterisk after Armstrong's name for each year he won the Tour de France, with some remark about changing testing procedures. No matter what Lance Armstrong may have done that today is considered questionable, and no matter whose name is in the record book instead of his, the world of cycling will never be able to completely expunge his remarkable accomplishment.
I predict, too, that no one will ever duplicate the now non-existent record of Lance Armstrong, cyclist supreme.
Shirley Fischler resides in Boiceville and New York City. Her column appears Saturday in the Life section.
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LINCOLN, Mass., March 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- KnowledgeVision Systems, the leader in online video presentation technology, has closed a new $1.875 million round of financing from institutional, private, and strategic investors. The money will fund new product initiatives, while at the same time supporting the company's rapid growth in customers worldwide.
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"Rollie Robin" is about a bird that discovered junk food and video games - and became unhealthy. With help from Solomon Fish and Samantha Skunk, Rollie learns to make healthier lifestyle choices. This play was adapted from the original obesity awareness and prevention program devised by William Scott and has been reinvented to come to life for young audiences. "Rollie Robin" encourages physical activity and healthy food choices through a fun, interactive production. This show is available June 7 and suitable for Pre-K – Grade 3 audiences.
Directed by Raina Ames
Book and obesity awareness and prevention program by William Scott.
Adapted by UNH theatre education students, Lauren Barton, Kim D'Agnese, Olivia Fiore, Alyssa Guida, Cady Hickman, Christina Kelly, Brian Morley, Katharine Paiva, Briana Traynor, Ryan Tyler and Rachel Vilandre.
More information about the Rollie Robin obesity awareness and prevention program can be found at http://www.rollierobin.com/.
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A Hansel & Gretel game show, a Red Riding Hood interrogation, and Three Little property developing Pigs are just some of the interpretations you'll see as you step Into the Grimm. Fairy tales and Fables teach us morals and lessons that we can translate into everyday life, like "treat people how you want to be treated," "be nice to your neighbor" and "don't break into people's homes." Into the Grimm weaves its way through stories you know, in ways you've never imagined them. This show is available June 22 and suitable for grades 2-6 audiences.
Directed by Aimee Blesing
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Written by Jamie Clavet and Robert Tarushka.
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The Little Red Wagon is appropriate for families and children (PK-6th grade). The troupe is available for indoor or outdoor performances at camps, libraries, recreation centers, schools, hospitals, churches, state parks, fairs, festivals, and youth banquets throughout New England.
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- Reserve the space for a total of 2 hours and 30 minutes for the UNH troupe (for the set-up, performance, and tear down time).
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Free of the obligation to talk about any upcoming projects and appearing on "The Jimmy Kimmel Show" purely "out of love," as the host put it, Aniston helped her pal launch his show in its new 11:35 p.m. time slot, wielding weapons including a sledgehammer, a pair of scissors and yes, embarrassing vacation photos.
She used the first to take out Kimmel's new desk while declaring "out with the old, in with the new!" and noting the show's time change. And how on Earth could that "mistake" happen?
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"You'd think that one of our staff members, seeing you with the sledgehammer, would have said something before you came out," Kimmel said, deadpan. "This makes no sense at all."
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At least they started out with a bang, literally, before the vacation pics came out. Kimmel and his wife were part of the group that hit Cabo recently with Aniston and her fiancee, Justin Theroux, and was captured via cellphone camera at the spa getting a mani-pedi and massage. He was also snapped while nauseated on a boat, but the pics didn't chronicle that adventure in detail.
Finally, it was time to cut hair.
Not Jen's, mind you — leave that to the experts. Turns out Aniston has a hair-cutting history, from back when she was in seventh or eighth grade, and Jimmy was the guinea pig this time around.
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Dune bashing captured on Lumia 920, part of OIS test
A video has been published by UK Mobile Review which will address concerns that many have before purchasing the Lumia 920 - just how good is the OIS that Nokia boasts so much about? For those who are still on the fence about the added feature, be sure to check out the video to see how the Windows Phone rose to the challenge.
Nokia created a short film to show off the hardware implementation that's present in its flagship Windows Phone, but opted to use a capturing device that wasn't the Lumia 920, which caused an expected disappointment cloud to form over consumers eagerly awaiting the handset. The good news was that while it wasn't the Windows Phone featured in the promotion material, the very same technology is present in the device. We can confirm this with consumers who have purchased the handset.
UK Mobile Review hooked up the Lumia 920 to the from of a Land Rover, recording 1080p HD video and secured by three cable ties. The crew then took the vehicle 'dune bashing', part of the desert safari experience. It's nothing short of impressive how the Lumia 920 held up when recording the action. This video can be filed with other tests performed by teams around the world to show off the OIS and how it improves video capture.
Source: YouTube; thanks, mrlinlee, for the tip!
There are 26 comments. Sign in to commentmayur89 says:
Greattt!!! :)
Tetegra says:
Where's the video?
ejlee072006 says:
ejlee072006 says:
Ship em lumia
rutvik19 says:
Pretty awesome! It reminds me of the easter egg game in excel from the olden days!
nizzon says:
Hah! Wasn't that a flying experience though?
_Haitian says:
It looks as though it was attached to a floating camera. I really want a 920.
KarateDad says:
Truly amazing!
tfp says:
Would be nice to see a comparison video with another phone of the same setup or even a side by side setup recording at the same time to see the difference it makes.
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bdgtexas says:
Seriously, to go to all this effort and then not have direct comparison shots is kind of disappointing. They should also have shots of the mounting mechanism and starting the recording on each device...
NIST says:
Recheck last paragraph. The word should be "frame" not "from" of the Land Rover.
paulomalley says:
Are you sure they didn't mean "front"?
BK-one says:
I did some recording of my little girl singing for 3 minutes. (church preschool choir). Needless to say, it not easy holding a phone straight in the air without some movement but let me say, my family was completely impressed how it great it looked on a 55 inch HDTV. I was about 15 feet away from the stage.
Eric Hon says:
NIce, Lumia 920 should be on the next Mars rover mission
myjota says:
Yes baby ...
ravi.tandon says:
Anyone knows best ISO option for daytime still photography, mine are coming out blurred at time. Tried using both tap and camera button.
Dare2Blink says:
if it´s comming out blured it has nothing to do with ISO. It´s your exposure you should be worried about, which in this case is too long.
mrlinlee says:
It was my pleasure to tip you guys about this! :D
apocacrux says:
The only issue I noticed in this video and with my own testing is that colours sometimes change quite drastically when the lighting changes suddenly. In the video there is a spot where everything becomes green.
diplomat696 says:
OMG that is unbelievable, I do have a 920 but do not plan on doing any desert/sand dune driving any time in the near future, nice to know though that if I do I can capture some awesome video with my red 920 :DD
redtidal says:
The light & color balance change is kind of annoying. I hope Nokia to release a software patch soon.
eortizr says:
not impressed, it is sand, thats the smothes thing you can drive into. you could clearly see the shaking on the rough parts.
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Wow. This cannot arrive fast enough on Verizon!


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We went out one morning and one-by-one, an hour later, I had them all finished-good enough, which seems to be the mantra around here lately.
Some questions answered from last post:
1. Here is the link for the house we stayed in:
2. Do I allow texting/cell phones for teenagers during vacation?
It depends...in Seaside I do (my two older ones have cell phones) because they usually meet up with friends or cousins or each other and they let us know where they are and when they are coming back.
3. Do we bring friends, share houses on vacation?
We don't/can't! bring friends because we have no room in the car. (Which we have to start thinking of soon, since we will have to fit one more of our own!) I really want and need our vacations to be family time. I don't mind meeting up with people, but I always want our own place. I know lots of families share houses with friends/relatives, but it just always seems way too chaotic for me, and requires so much co-ordination it seems, that the "relaxing" part of vacation never seems present. I like to have my little ones nap/go to bed early in a quiet place and have some control over that. This year my sister-in-law's sister and husband and daughter stayed near us at their own place and we met at the beach every day, went out to casual, quick dinners a few times, and it was so fun. Their daughter hung out with Abbey and played with Patrick and Andrew so much which was really nice of her.


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ESPN (WolverineNation) Article on Michigan's "FLOW"
Only one picture? Weak.
Maybe we can augment this thread with some more pics of Michigan's flow.
Mealer's beard can be put into just one word: magnificent.
That is all.
Pics or it didn't happen.
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"When your team is winning, be ready to be tough, because winning can make you soft. On the other hand, when your team is losing, stick by them. Keep believing" - Bo Schembechler
I know Chantel wrote it, but you know Tom is behind anything involving flow and dessert.
It's the same old story. Boy finds girl, boy loses girl, girl finds boy, boy forgets girl, boy remembers girl, girls dies in a tragic blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day.
This was on the front page a few days ago, but Joey Burzynski is beginning to make his own case here, I would say...
"Funny isn't it, how naughty dentists always make that one fatal mistake."
Follow the random tweets of a Michigan alum - http://twitter.com/#!/LorneEC3
Steve Everitt? I no longer value her opinion.
May you have a strong foundation
When the winds of changes shift
aparently loathes his fresh face.
"He has a face full of straight, perfect, beard hair," Gallon said. "You don't find that everywhere. I mean, look at it, you can't even put it into words. It's amazing."
"This is the EMU game, not the emo game."
apparently joe boldens nickname is fabio, i like it
Ahh good thing I came up with te username long before it became such a big deal on here.
"This might sound arrogant and if it is, it is. We're Michigan."- Brady Fucking Hoke
This is what happens in the off season when Michigan's athletic department gives you nothing. At least this story is wicked awesome!!!
Hail to the Victors!
Denard's dreads inspired the team to have long hair.
When the ADept sells special jerseys and gear, you'll see my picture next to the targeted customer crowd. A sheep.....but a Blue one.....
In a perfect world, we would get Bo back for another day and he could weigh in on what he thinks about "flow."
I'm pretty sure his answer would be quite entertaining.


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Mumbai, June 4 - Continuing its slide for the fourth straight session, the BSE benchmark Sensex today fell further by nearly 162 points in early trade due to sustained selling by foreign funds amid a weakening trend on other Asian bourses.
The 30-share barometer, which has lost over 473 points in the previous three sessions, moved down further by 161.62 points, or 1.01 per cent, to 15,803.54 in opening trade.
All sectoral indices, led by healthcare, auto and power stocks, fell up to 1.53 per cent. Similarly, the wide-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty declined by 50.26 points, or 1.04 per cent, to 4,791.35.
Brokers said the trading sentiment remained bearish on sustained selling by funds and retail investors amid a weakening trend on other Asian bourses.
A deprecating rupee, which plunged to record low against the US dollar was another dampening factor, they added.
In the Asian region, the Japan's Nikkei fell by 2.16 per cent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng shed 1.16 per cent in early trade. The US Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 2.22 per cent lower on Friday. PTI
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Researchers at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center have found a cancer gene, RhoC, that that may be key to stopping the spread of breast cancer stem cells.
Cancer stem cells are the small number of cells within a tumor that are believed to fuel the tumor's growth and spread.
This new study, which appears online in PLoS ONE, suggests that halting the spread of these cancer stem cells by targeting this gene may help doctors more effectively treat certain breast cancer patients.
"Targeting the specific molecular cogs driving the cancer stem cell machinery responsible for the cancer spreading has potential for future treatments. Eliminating cancer stem cells may ultimately be necessary to cure certain cancers, but in the meantime, we may be able to manage the cancer stem cell population and the invasive behaviors of these cells by disrupting the molecular machinery, using RhoC as a target," says senior study author Sofia D. Merajver, M.D., Ph.D., professor of internal medicine and epidemiology at the University of Michigan and scientific director of the breast oncology program at the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Merajver's lab, in conjunction with other U-M researchers, is studying a novel small molecule drug to inhibit RhoC, which has shown promising initial results in the laboratory. The researchers are continuing to develop this inhibitor, which will require several years of additional testing in the laboratory before potentially advancing to clinical trials.
Approximately 230,000 Americans will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year and nearly 40,000 will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society
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A memorial service to honor astronaut Neil Armstrong will be held Sept. 13 at the Washington National Cathedral.
The first man on the moon died on Aug. 25, at 82, from complications of a cardiovascular procedure.
According to a statement from NASA and the cathedral, a "very limited number of seats will be made available to the public." People who are interested in attending should contact Christine Peterson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, will officiate at the service, which will begin at 10 a.m. ET, the release said. NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and other dignitaries will pay tribute to Armstrong, who also flew combat missions as a Navy pilot during the Korean War.
Armstrong's family held a private memorial service on Friday in Ohio. Memorials were also held around the country, including events at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala.
Armstrong took two trips into space. He made his first journey in 1966 as commander of the Gemini 8 mission, which nearly ended in disaster.
Armstrong kept his cool and brought the spacecraft home safely after a thruster rocket malfunctioned and caused it to spin wildly out of control.
During his next space trip in July 1969, Armstrong and fellow astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins blasted off in Apollo 11 on a nearly 250,000-mile journey to the moon that went down in the history books.
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