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How the Chargers, after two weeks, are looking up at the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos.
But that's where the Chargers sit after being on the wrong end of a 39-38 verdict in Denver on Sunday that included two head-scratching calls which might have changed the game.
But there is no change coming and that has some Chargers followers very concerned -- for no reason.
That's LaDainian Tomlinson take in wake of the second heartbreaking loss in as many weeks.
"This is the deal," Tomlinson said, matter-of-factly. "We're 0-2. Obviously when you are 0-2 people start to panic, it's human nature. Even we start to panic -- but guys it's a long season, we have four months."
Tomlinson is right, but so are those concerned about the Chargers. Yes, referee Ed Hochuli had some strange calls Sunday.
But it's no mystery the defense is taking one round house after another. The run defense is marginal -- at best -- the pass rush is non-existent and the play in the secondary is cover-your-eyes bad.
Still, Tomlinson preaches patience. And with the Jets, Raiders and Dolphins up next, he may be on to something. And the Chargers did spit out a 1-3 start last year to advance to the AFC Championship Game.
Then again, if the Chargers don't get a few things fixed quickly, those next three games will be challenging as well.
"Were in the first quarter of the season," he said. "I promise you it's like I told you last year -- you can take this to the bank.
"This team is a like a quarter horse and at the end it will come running. I guarantee it."
-- Running back LaDainian Tomlinson said he isn't sensing that his toe will ail him over the next three-to-four weeks. He was restricted to 10 carries on Sunday. "No, no, no, I'm not sensing that at all," he said. "I'll be very surprised if I have to deal with this to injury for another three weeks."
-- Quarterback Philip Rivers said this season's start look all too familiar.
"We're going to find out about us," he said. "Last year we were tested at 1-3 and 5-5, and we found out and fought through it. We're back in it again, with what I think is a tougher stretch coming up."
Actually the next three are against the Jets, Raiders and Dolphins. But after that it's the Patriots, Bills, Saints.
--The Chargers have allowed a combined 40 points and 600 yards in the first halves of the opening two games.
-- Cornerback Antonio Cromartie let his emotions get the best of him when he was flagged for four penalties. "It wasn't frustration," he said. "It was more showing too much emotion. I gave up a lot of key stuff in the first half and had a lot of penalties I don't normally have."
--Coach Norv Turner has voiced his displeasure with Sunday's officiating and has sent plays into the league office to be reviewed. But there's little he, or the Chargers can do except turn the page. "Maybe they will give us one down the road somewhere," linebacker Shaun Phillips said.
-- SS Clinton Hart underwent hand surgery Monday to repair a fracture. But he said he doesn't anticipate missing Monday's game against the Jets.
-- CB Antonio Cromartie, whose play Sunday was substandard, remains sore with a hip injury.
-- TE Antonio Gates (toe) reported being sore. Gates had four catches Sunday but he remains compromised with his injury.
-- SS Eric Weddle, in his second year and first as a starter, has been unable to deflect a game-winning pass in consecutive weeks. But his job is safe.
-- C Nick Hardwick (foot) will increase his practice load this week. He could return for the Raiders game on Sept. 28.
-- LT Marcus McNeill (neck) could return to practice this week; the team will know more Wednesday.
-- OLB Shaun Phillips is nursing a sore groin. He's yet to record a sack this year.
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Enriched environment and masticatory activity rehabilitation recover spatial memory decline in aged mice
Cognition and behavior: in vitro or in vivo brain repair
To measure the impact of masticatory reduction on learning and memory, previous studies have produced experimental masticatory reduction by modified diet or molar removal. Here we induced spatial learning impairment in mice by reducing masticatory activity and then tested the effect of a combination of environmental enrichment and masticatory rehabilitation in recovering spatial learning at adulthood and in later life. For 6 months (6M) or 18 months (18M), we fed three groups of mice from postnatal day 21 respectively with a hard diet (HD) of pellets; pellets followed by a powdered, soft diet (HD/SD, divided into equal periods); or pellets followed by powder, followed by pellets again (HD/SD/HD, divided into equal periods). To mimic sedentary or active lifestyles, half of the animals from each group were raised from weaning in standard cages (impoverished environment; IE) and the other half in enriched cages (enriched environment; EE). To evaluate spatial learning, we used the Morris water maze.
IE6M-HD/SD mice showed lower learning rates compared with control (IE6M-HD) or masticatory rehabilitated (IE6MHD/SD/HD) animals. Similarly, EE-HD/SD mice independent of age showed lower performance than controls (EE-HD) or rehabilitated mice (EE-HD/SD/HD). However, combined rehabilitation and EE in aged mice improved learning rate up to control levels. Learning rates did not correlate with swim speed.
Reduction in masticatory activity imposed on mice previously fed a hard diet (HD/SD) impaired spatial learning in the Morris water maze. In adults, masticatory rehabilitation recovered spatial abilities in both sedentary and active mice, and rehabilitation of masticatory activity combined with EE recovered these losses in aged mice.
The proportion of the elderly population that experiences dementia is rapidly increasing, and both human and animal studies have indicated a relationship between reduced masticatory function (e.g., from occlusal disharmony) in elderly individuals and cognitive impairment
Human epidemiological studies
Masticatory reduction, environmental changes, and water maze tests at 6 and 18 months.
Learning rate
Figure 1
Learning rate on water maze test under different diet regimes, ages, and environments
Learning rate on water maze test under different diet regimes, ages, and environments. Graphic representation of diet regime, age, and environmental influences on learning rate of the best five performances of each experimental group on the fourth training day. In the top panel (A), indicated in different colours, are the mean values and standard errors of the learning rates with respective significance values, and in the bottom panel (B) are the individual performances (coloured, solid circles) and mean groups (dark dashes between solid circles). (*) indicates significant differences in learning rates between different diet regimes, (#) significant differences in learning rates between environments, and coloured line connectors differences in learning rates between age.
Swim speed and distance travelled
Because a reduction in escape latency during training might simply suggest that mice learned to swim faster across days and or abandoned the thigmotactic strategy that is preferred during the very first days of training, in Figure
Figure 2
Total and opposite quadrant travelled distances, representative swimming trajectories, and swimming speed
Total and opposite quadrant travelled distances, representative swimming trajectories, and swimming speed. In the top panels, indicated in different colours, are the mean values and standard errors of the total distances (A) and representative swimming trajectories of each group of animals closer to the mean distance group (B). In the bottom panels are the mean values of opposite quadrant distances (C) and swimming speeds (D). All data plots are expressed as a function of age, environment, and diet regimes. As expected, HD/SD groups, independent of age or environment, swam longer distances both in total and in the opposite quadrant than all other groups. (*) indicates significant differences between different diet regimes, (#) significant differences between environments, and coloured line connectors differences between ages, and the edges of the black line link differences between diet.
In keeping with these findings, the distance travelled in the opposite quadrant to the platform was also influenced by age (F(1,48) = 10.9, p < 0.0019) and diet (F(2,48) = 4.83, p < 0.01), but no interactions were identified. Pairwise analysis demonstrated that IE6M-HD (19.69 ± 6.54, mean ± S.E.) swam less in the opposite quadrant than IE6M-HD/SD (71.67 ± 19.30) (t(8) = 2.55, p < 0.03) and IE18M-HD (101.45 ± 34.03) (t(8) = 2.36, p < 0.046). In addition, EE18M-HD/SD (109.78 ± 14.11) swam longer distances in the opposite quadrant than EE18M-HD (51.69 ± 14.62) (t(8) = 2.86, p < 0.02) and EE18M-HD/SD/HD (66.19 ± 13.03) (t(8) = 2.27, p < 0.05).
Finally, three-way ANOVA indicated that swim speed was affected by age (F(1,48) = 9.08, p < 0.004) and diet (F(2,48) = 9.26, p < 0.0004) with significant interaction between environment and age (F(1,48) = 5.51, p < 0.023). However, pairwise comparisons showed that IE6M-HD/SD (9.67 ± 0.63 cm/s, mean ± S.E.) swam faster than IE6M-HD (7.35 ± 0.78) (t(8) = 2.31, p < 0.05) and IE6M-HD/SD/HD (6.39 ± 0.75) (t(8) = 3.33, p < 0.01) but slower than IE18M-HD/SD (13.09 ± 1.13) (t(8) = 2.63, p < 0.03). In addition, IE6M-HD/SD/HD swam slower than IE18M-HD/SD/HD (9.05 ± 0.83) (t(8) = 2.39, p < 0.04), and IE18M-HD/SD swam faster than IE18M-HD/SD/HD (t(8) = 2.87, p < 0.021). However, swim speed did not change in animals raised in enriched conditions with a single exception: EE18M-HD (7.36 ± 0.79) swam slower than EE18M-HD/SD (10.77 ± 0.78) (t(8) = 3.07, p < 0.02).
Taking these results together, learning rates seem to be directly related to distance travelled, but swim speed values do not, suggesting that the behavioural effects are not the result of sensorimotor changes and that masticatory activity seems to affect spatial learning in the Morris water maze test. The findings also indicate that a combination of increased masticatory activity and EE in animals with a previous reduction in masticatory activity may benefit both young and aged mice.
Body weight and diet regimes
To detect a possible influence of diet regimes and environment on body weight, we weighed all animals after behavioural tests. One-way ANOVA revealed significant influence of diet regimes on body weight of IE animals (F(2, 12) = 16.04, p < 0.0006), and IE6M-HD/SD (52.84 ± 2.45 g, mean ± S.E.) weighed significantly less than IE6M-HD (75.96 ± 3.69) or IE6M-HD/SD/HD (71.56 ± 2.93) mice (Bonferroni post-tests, p < 0.05). No body weight differences were detected in EE animals. We did find a single significant inverse correlation between body weights and performance in the water maze in IE6M-HD/SD mice (Pearson's coefficient = −0.99; R2 = 0.99, p = 0.0007).
In addition, t-tests revealed no significant differences between body weights of IE6M-HD/SD and EE6M-HD/SD mice (two-tailed t-test, p = 0.38) and no differences in learning rates. Based on this finding, we speculated that the sedentary IE lifestyle is associated with being overweight and that the HD/SD diet regime in IE may reduce food intake. Observing the active lifestyle of EE animals (EE6M-HD vs IE6M-HD, two-tailed t-test, p =0.0002; EE6M-HD/SD/HD vs IE6M-HD/SD/HD, two-tailed t-test, p = 0.0049), we noted that it reduced weight gain independent of the diet regime. However, these differences disappeared after 18M in all diet regimes.
In the present report, we tested the hypothesis that a combination of masticatory rehabilitation and EE would recover impaired spatial learning induced by a combination of IE and reduced masticatory activity. To mimic sedentary or active lifestyles, respectively, we raised mice from weaning onwards in either IE or EE. To mimic a reduction in masticatory activity, we fed a soft diet to mice previously fed with a hard diet (HD/SD) and compared water maze performances of this group with two other groups fed with continuous hard diet (HD – control group) or with a sequence of hard, soft, and hard diets (HD/SD/HD – rehabilitated group). We found that a reduction in masticatory activity and IE impaired spatial learning on the Morris water maze and a combination of masticatory rehabilitation and EE recovered spatial learning abilities of both adult and aged mice.
Aging cognitive decline and environment
We tested adult and aged mice raised in IE or EE for spatial memory and learning using the water maze paradigm. The results revealed that all IE and EE adult mice could learn and remember the position of the hidden platform after four training days; however, only aged EE mice met the criterion of 60% or more in learning rate (EE18M-HD = 73.03 ± 8.22). Indeed, the aged IE mice learning rate was on average near the chance level (IE18M-HD = 51.02 ± 7.26). These findings suggest that after 6 months of impoverished conditions, the hippocampal requirements for spatial learning were spared in young mice and could be activated after training. As expected, memory capabilities became worse when advanced age was combined with IE; under these conditions, age-related spatial learning decline was aggravated. In contrast, EE-raised aged mice exhibited relatively unimpaired spatial learning in water maze tests, suggesting that the consolidation and retrieval mechanisms for these memories were spared under enriched conditions. These observations replicate previous results of ours and others in mice and rats undergoing spatial learning and memory tests
More recently, we investigated the impact of institutionalization on aged humans, living sedentarily under poor conditions of cognitive and motor–sensory stimulation (impoverished-like conditions). Participants underwent neuropsychological tests, and outcomes were compared to those of an aged control group living in the community with their families (enriched-like conditions). Our findings revealed significantly higher scores among community-living participants. Consistent with this finding, institutionalized patients after 6 months of motor–sensory and cognitive stimulation (enriched-like environment) experienced significant improvement in their performances on neuropsychological tests
Rehabilitation of masticatory function to prevent adult and aging-related spatial learning losses
A number of studies using a variety of behavioural assays, including the Morris water maze
Here the results add a new piece of information, demonstrating a vigorous effect of diet changes on spatial learning in the Morris water maze after a reduction in masticatory activity imposed with a soft diet on mice previously fed a hard diet. We also demonstrated that these spatial learning losses can be promptly recovered by masticatory rehabilitation at adulthood (6M) but that aged mice (18M) require a combination of environmental stimuli and masticatory rehabilitation to obtain similar effects. Because the Morris water maze is a hippocampal-dependent task, we suggest that rehabilitation of masticatory activity in adult mice and a combination of EE and masticatory rehabilitation in aged mice may rescue hippocampal function.
We emphasize that the animals were deprived of their masticatory activity but not fully suppressed in an effort to simulate the human condition. Taking all of the results together, we can speculate that oral rehabilitation and sensory–motor and cognitive stimulation may help protect human subjects from age-related cognitive decline and that these interventions would be more effective if implemented as early as possible.
An imposed reduction in masticatory activity by administration of a soft diet to sedentary mice previously fed a hard diet impaired spatial learning in the Morris water maze. The rehabilitation of masticatory activity of these deprived mice at adulthood, independent of environment, recovered spatial learning losses, and a combination of enriched environment and rehabilitation benefited significantly both young and aged mice. We are now investigating the cellular and molecular changes associated with spatial learning recovery after masticatory rehabilitation.
All animals, female albino Swiss mice, were maintained in accordance with the guidelines published by the National Institutes of Health (
Environment, age, diet regimes, and experimental groups
The EE consisted of two-level wire cages (100×50×100 cm) equipped with ropes, rod bridges, tunnels, running wheels, and toys. Toys were made of different forms of plastic, wood, and metal of different colours and were changed periodically. Each EE cage housed 20 young and aged mice. Water and food were delivered to the top and bottom levels, respectively. This arrangement obliged mice to move from one compartment to another to drink and eat. Impoverished conditions comprised plastic cages (32×45×16.5 cm) without equipment or toys and covered by metal grids. The IE mice were maintained in groups of six until sacrifice. Each IE cage housed 9 young or aged mice. Animals had free access to food and water and were raised at a controlled room temperature (23 ± 1°C) and 12-hour light–dark cycle. Figure
Figure 3
Experimental timeline
Experimental timeline. Female albino Swiss mice were housed either in impoverished or enriched environments (middle panel left) from postnatal days 21 until 180 (6 months old; 6M) or 540 (18 months old; 18M), under one of the following diet regimes: HD groups correspond to continuous pellet diets; HD/SD regimes for 6 or 18 months correspond to alternating pellet and powder diet every 3 or 9 months, respectively; HD/SD/HD regimes for 6 or 18 months correspond to sequences of pellet, powder, and pellet food every 2 or 6 months, respectively. All 6M and 18M animals were submitted to the Morris water maze (middle panel, right) between 180 and 195 and between 540 and 555 postnatal days, respectively. Bottom panel: pellet (hard diet) and powder (soft diet) food. Time is represented in days after birth and increases from left to right.
All animals from IE or EE cages were organized into six groups according to diet regime (HD, HD/SD, or HD/SD/HD) and age (6 or 18 months). Animals were housed either in enriched or impoverished environments from postnatal day 21 onwards, under one of the following diet regimes: IE6M (HD, n = 28; HD/SD, n = 15; HD/SD/HD, n = 18), EE6M (HD, n = 27; HD/SD, n = 11; HD/SD/HD, n = 11), IE18M (HD, n = 19; HD/SD, n = 11; HD/SD/HD, n = 12), and EE18M (HD, n = 18; HD/SD, n = 25; HD/SD/HD, n = 27). HD groups were fed a continuous pellet diet; HD/SD regimes for 6 or 18 months followed an alternating pellet and powder diet every 3 or 9 months, respectively; and HD/SD/HD regimes for 6 or 18 months followed sequences of pellet, powder, and pellet food every 2 or 6 months, respectively (Figure
Behavioural tests
At corresponding time points (6 or 18 months), all groups were trained in the water maze paradigm
Any-Maze® tracking software was systematically used to precisely record the position of the mouse throughout the test. From this detailed positional information, we estimated for each animal a daily average value of escape latencies, travelled distances (path length), average swim speed, and time spent in the quadrant opposite to the hidden platform. The learning rate for the water maze was assessed by the ratio between escape latencies to find the platform on the first and subsequent test days (days 2–5) using the following equation: C = (L1-LN)/ (L1+LN), where C is a contrast index to express the learning rate and L1 and LN are the escape latencies to find the platform on the first and the subsequent test days, respectively. This equation was systematically applied every training day using the escape latency mean value of the daily three trials of each animal. Thus, four values of contrasts were obtained for each animal (L1/L2, L1/L3, L1/L4, and L1/L5), and a learning rate curve for five training days could be plotted for each animal. To express the learning rate in percentage values for each day, we selected from all experimental groups, independent of the diet regimen, age, or environment, the higher contrast value for each day and estimated the remaining contrast values as follows: C (%) = [(L1-LN)/(L1+LN)] * 100 / Cmax, where Cmax corresponds to the best performance on that day in comparison with the first day and L1 and LN correspond to the escape latency in the first and subsequent days, respectively. Because the fourth training day showed the highest number of animals with a learning rate equal to or above 60% in all experimental groups, we selected this training day for comparative analysis between groups. To this end, we chose the five best performances of each experimental group from that day, considering that these five best specimens showed consistent learning (C (%) > 0, at the fourth training day and on at least two more test days, or C (%) > 0, at training days 4 and 5) and applied three-way ANOVA, followed by Tukey post-tests, with differences between groups accepted as significant at a 95% confidence level (p < 0.05). The contrast index has been previously applied to water maze results
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
FCCSM, MNFA, APGF, ACF, DJS, TGB, RPS, CWPD, and MCKS conceived the study, participated in the experimental design, and drafted the manuscript. FCCSM, MNFA, APGF, ACF, DJS, TGB, RPS, CWPD, and MCKS performed the experiments and analysed and interpreted the data. FCCSM, JBT, PFCV, VHP, EMLSR, CWPD, and MCKS participated in the data analysis, were involved in drafting the manuscript, and made important intellectual contributions. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This project was supported by research funds from the Brazilian government. MCKS was supported by grants from the Brazilian Research Council CNPq (grant numbers 475677/2008-0 and 470077/2012-3) and the Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Pará (FAPESPA, grant number 136/08). Research funds from the Fundação de Amparo e Desenvolvimento da Pesquisa (FADESP) and the Pró-Reitoria de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação (PROPESP/UFPA) covered proofreading, editing, and publication fees.
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Exercise program for nursing home residents with Alzheimer's disease: a 1-year randomized, controlled trial
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Environmental influences on cognitive decline in aged rats
Developments of a water-maze procedure for studying spatial learning in the rat
Place navigation impaired in rats with hippocampal lesions
Spatial learning impairment parallels the magnitude of dorsal hippocampal lesions, but is hardly present following ventral lesions
Assessment of spatial memory in mice
Occlusion and brain function: mastication as a prevention of cognitive dysfunction
Cognitive function and oral health among community-dwelling older adults
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Reduced mastication stimulates impairment of spatial memory and degeneration of hippocampal neurons in aged SAMP8 mice
The molarless condition in aged SAMP8 mice attenuates hippocampal Fos induction linked to water maze performance
Effect of tooth loss on spatial memory and trkB-mRNA levels in rats
Spatial memory decline after masticatory deprivation and aging is associated with altered laminar distribution of CA1 astrocytes
Age-dependent effects of environmental enrichment on spatial reference memory in male mice
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Enrichment enhances spatial memory and increases synaptophysin levels in aged female mice
Effects of environmental enrichment on spatial memory and neurochemistry in middle-aged mice
Environmental enrichment restores neurogenesis and rapid acquisition in aged rats
Environmental enrichment promotes neurogenesis and changes the extracellular concentrations of glutamate and GABA in the hippocampus of aged rats
Effects of a 4 month enriched environment on the hippocampus and the myelinated fibers in the hippocampus of middle-aged rats
Enriched housing reverses age-associated impairment of cognitive functions and tPA-dependent maturation of BDNF
Evidence for involvement of glucocorticoid response in the hippocampal changes in aged molarless SAMP8 mice
Impairment of spatial memory and changes in astroglial responsiveness following loss of molar teeth in aged SAMP8 mice
Molarless-induced changes of spines in hippocampal region of SAMP8 mice
Evidence for involvement of dysfunctional teeth in the senile process in the hippocampus of SAMP8 mice
Influences of reduced masticatory sensory input from soft-diet feeding upon spatial memory/learning ability in mice
Spatial memory decline after masticatory deprivation and aging is associated with altered laminar distribution of CA1 astrocytes: behavioral and stereological analysis
Soft-diet feeding decreases dopamine release and impairs aversion learning in Alzheimer model rats
The effect of the loss of molar teeth on spatial memory and acetylcholine release from the parietal cortex in aged rats
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Occlusal disharmony attenuates glucocorticoid negative feedback in aged SAMP8 mice
Malocclusion induces chronic stress
The bite-raised condition enhances the aging process in the dorsal and ventral hippocampus
Occlusal dysfunction and stress
NADPH-diaphorase histochemical changes in the hippocampus, cerebellum and striatum are correlated with different modalities of exercise and watermaze performances
Environmental impoverishment and aging alter object recognition, spatial learning, and dentate gyrus astrocytes


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when itachi was going to capture naruto
kisame told him that he is now protected by legendar sanin
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Managerial Objectives, the R‐Rating Puzzle, and the Production of Violent Films
S. Abraham Ravid and Suman Basuroy
The Journal of Business
Vol. 77, No. S2 (April 2004), pp. S155-S192
Published by: The University of Chicago Press
Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/381638
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We analyze project choice in the motion picture industry and find evidence consistent with revenue maximization and excessive hedging. We find that movies that are very violent or feature sex and violence do not provide excess returns, but they increase revenues, particularly in the international market. Further, they tend to lose money less often and their returns are more predictable, even though there are never mega‐hits. This evidence is consistent with studies of other industries, and it partially explains the "R‐rating puzzle," that is, the preponderance of R‐rated films although most studies find that G‐ and PG‐rated films perform better.
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Amazon has a digital download version (Steam activated) for $5. Is it worth it?
State of the Game on PC?
Come on man, almost every
game thing is worth 5 dollars.
I've never played the game on the PC but I'd imagine it's fine. Hackers are probably a problem, but if you only play the single player it is still worth the price of admission. Spec ops is fun of you've got a homie to tear dudes up with. Reviews are still fairly accurate so feel free to read/watch those.
Apparently it's riddled with hackers, and the Matchmaking has always had issues connecting players. I'd normally roll my eyes at claims of "riddled with hackers" but I just tonight spent a night (in mw3, mind you) filled with rooms with hackers, culminating with a match so ridiculously hacked, I alt-tabbed and loaded up fraps. I'm currently rendering the video out.
@Zacagawea said:
Come on man, almost every
gamething is worth 5 dollars.
Ha. I know... I just heard a lot of whining about the PC version when it came out. Didn't know if it was very active or not.
I haven't played it in awhile, but stopped because I was tired of getting hacked. At the time (2010) cheaters were able to taint matches so that everyone taking part immediately got leveled up Level 70 10th Prestige. Sounds good on paper, but it completely removed the entire metagame. The only way to revert back is if you had a recent backup of your saved data since MW2 cloud syncs on Steam. This happened to me twice, both times resulting in me having to erase my progress and start over from Level 1. The second time I also ended up losing all my single player progress in the process. I don't know if the hackers have moved on to other games at this point, but it seriously detracted from the fun.
@clstirens: @davide:
Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll pass on this one.
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@Lukeweizer said:
@clstirens: @davide:
Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll pass on this one.
Not that I hadn't already convinced you, but here's the video
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Yeah, it's not worth the $5. Go buy a cookie or something. Not many players, it's hacker infested. Honestly MW3 isn't much better. I regret getting it on steam.
@clstirens said:
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@Lukeweizer said:
@clstirens: @davide:
Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll pass on this one.
Not that I hadn't already convinced you, but here's the video
Did Darth Vader make that video?
@clstirens said:
@xobballox: Lol, my mic must have been close to my face, and I was breathing a bit heavy out of slight frustration.
Oh, now I feel bad :( I didn't know it was your video. (It wasn't that bad, I just thought it was a good opportunity for a joke, sorry!)
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Although I don't agree with it, I understand why people hack bank accounts and other shit like that, they get rewarded for it, but to hack a game is just.. sad. You have got to be some kind of board virgin to want to hack a video game.
How long will the pc game market last for if hackers are forcing people not to play a $5 game?
Every time he got killed, he'd drop to his knees and yell "NNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!". He just edited it out.
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@Lukeweizer said:
@clstirens: @davide:
Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll pass on this one.
Not that I hadn't already convinced you, but here's the video
Did Darth Vader make that video?
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@clstirens: I don't know how you managed to stay in the match like that. If I saw hacking like that im outta there.
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@CL60 said:@clstirens You know it's like that right now because of the free weekend?
Oh, so that makes it totally ok.
When did I say it's okay? I'm saying hacking in Call of Duty games gets awful during free weekends, because people make new accounts and just hack. ffs, why are you so hostile?
@CL60 said:
@groin said:
@CL60: Chris, just relax man.
I'll tell you again. Using my real name in literally all of your posts responding to me isn't funny, nor clever.
Chris, I agree with you. I would not use those adjectives to describe it either. Why are you so hostile?
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Wow, this is really disheartening to hear. I got it on Amazon as well since I was really enjoying MW3 multiplayer this weekend. I thought MW2 was VAC secured. How is all of this happening?
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Here is a tip: CoD games are only worth buying on consoles, even if the PC version is "superior"
All of them have plenty of hacks out that are easy to use and exploit.
In some bizarre world the PS3 version is probably the best version, as it is the absolute cleanest version out there. Ive never seen a maphack or the like for the PS3 version, ive seen some shady stuff for the 360 version.
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Game Consoles Are Hackable
Today's game consoles are powerful, crammed with useful technology, and (to habitual PC buyers) relatively inexpensive, so it's no surprise that hackers are constantly finding new ways to make them do more than just play games. The Xbox, for example, is essentially a PC with specialized graphics and audio hardware and a CPU that's a few generations old. With some dedicated hacking you can install Linux on it and use it as a PC. See Xbox Linux Project's step-by-step guide for answers to any questions you might have. (I did not find a similarly simple way to turn an Xbox into a Windows PC.)
Within a week of its release, Sony's PlayStation Portable had been hacked to let the user customize its background images and browse the Web using a secret browser built into the game Wipeout Pure. The PSP Hacks site has the story on this and other PSP hacks, including the continuing effort to allow the device to run home-brewed software. At press time Sony had just released a firmware upgrade that adds a Web browser and customizable background images, but locks out the latest home-brew hacks. Count on hackers to find a way around that eventually.
You Can Use an IPod to Move Music
Apple doesn't make it easy to employ your IPod to duplicate your music collection on both your work and home PCs, but you can do it. If you have a Windows machine, simply plug in your IPod, find it listed in Windows Explorer, and make sure your machine can view hidden files.
Open the 'IPod_Control' folder and copy the 'My_Music' folder to your PC. Import those tracks into ITunes and put them in order there. Select Edit, Preferences, and choose the Advanced tab. Select a location for your music library by clicking the Change button, and then check Keep iTunes Music folder organized.
Utilities such as the $15 IPodRip--available for PCs and Macs from The Little App Factory--can help automate this process.
You Can Get a Human on the Phone
Follow the directions at Paul English's Find-A-Human IVR Phone System Shortcuts site to reach a human operator at any of more than 60 cell phone, PC, and travel firms.
MP3 Players Run Down Too Fast
Today's digital audio players and other portable devices often feature two levels of "off." One--a standby mode that allows the player to turn power back on quickly after a period of inactivity--keeps some of the player's circuits active and constantly draining a bit of power. That's what Jan Schuppius and several other members of Creative Labs' MP3 support forum found was reducing the battery life on their Zen Micro players from 12 hours to fewer than 6 hours. (Click here for their analysis.)
Creative fixed that problem in early July with a firmware update that lowered the standby time to 4 hours before the device shuts down fully, but I found the same drawback with an IRiver H10 I've been testing. Device manufacturers could follow Creative's lead in lowering standby time or correct this issue by permitting users to completely power down their players. Given the choice, many would opt for longer battery life.


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Monday, April 12, 2010
I think I've mentioned that in the last few hours of my father's life, he repeatedly lifted his hand and made a motion as if he were reaching for and twisting a doorknob. The day before Mom died, she lifted her hand and made a very distinct, deliberate knocking gesture.
When our cat Phoebe died, Harley searched for her all over the house. Periodically, he'd scratch at a closet door, which is what he does when another cat's trapped in there and he wants us to let the other cat out. Gary, watching this behavior, said, "We're sorry, Harley. She's behind a door we can't open."
Mom and Dad are behind a door I can't open, yet. When I cross that threshold, I hope they'll be waiting for me.
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I may have mentioned once, that when my Dad passed away, on the day and hour of his funeral the doorbell rang (no one there)and the phone rang (no one there). I remember he told me once just before Mom passed away that their doorbell rang and Mom, without even lifting her head said, "thats for me". There was no one there. Doors.ReplyDelete
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Doors ... so many things to think about and so many stories to tell. In this Easter season, I'll just mention one unforgettable encounter with a door from death to life, visiting St. Petersburg and gasping in awe at the visual splendor of a mosaic of the risen Christ standing at the door of his own tomb.ReplyDelete
The mosaic in question is on one of the exterior walls of the Church of the Savior (there's a fairly good photo of it at the Wikimedia Commons). Christ stands robed in white in front of an open doorway that is ablaze with gold tile. Seen in the sunlight, it is absolutely extraordinary.
The church itself is also amazing - red stone topped with giant copper and enamel onion domes on the outside, walls covered from floor to ceiling with intricate mosaics of Biblical scenes and saints on the inside, icons everywhere. The Orthodox believe that every icon opens a door from the human "here" to the divine "there," and it is easy to share that belief in a sacred space like this one.
When I sit in a church, any church, I feel closer to the whole communion of saints past, present, and to come, and the great gap between the living and the dead seems smaller to me.
As you grieve your mother's and father's deaths, I hope you will find your own places of comfort and hope, places where your parents seem closer and not so far away, places where you can feel the comfort of God's arms holding the living and the dead alike.
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At the helm of Vue de Monde for ten years, it took a special kind of talent to allow Shannon to take a step back from his kitchen and position as head chef. Staking a claim to his protégé, Shannon envisages a long and prosperous culinary partnership with Cory: "I got to know Cory before he started with me while he was in Singapore. I knew from the conversations we were having at this time [that] he was a very special chef. I think I see Cory becoming a partner in the group."
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Often the days we fly do not require constant monitoring of the airplanes attitude. Airspeed, altimeter, and a map are all we need, with the PFD attitude to back us up if conditions change. We love those days and so does the Sport SX. That is why we allow you to show airspeed and altimeter tapes on your moving map. The Sport SX rounds everything out with wind and destination information.
Above the green arc shows where the airplane will be when it reaches a pre-
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Poets & Writers:
This event is supported in part by Poets & Writers through grants
it has received from The James Irvine Foundation and the Hearst Foundations
KIEM TV - News Channel 3:
This event is supported in part by KIEM-TV
Lastly, we thank the members of the 2016 NCRWC Steering Committee
without whose work there would be no Conference:
Diana Cooper, Lynn Durkee, Denice Hart, Ken Letko,
Will Meriwether, Kelley Nolan, Raymie Rawjewski,
Mark Renner, and Erica Silver
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Trilliums and Coast Redwoods - image courtesy J.M.Renner