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Originally posted by Sigurd57
Gonna have to disagree. TSW has raids, lairs, and pvp. TO say it "falls on its face" isnt true. TSW also has more content releases then stwor.
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Originally posted by DSWBeef
but TSW launched with 1/3 the content, if that. how many dungeons, raids, zones, etc. does TSW have as of today? their content updates are mostly cash shop fluff and quests. pvp is actually somehow worse in TSW too. and then there's everyone glossing over the fact that the game still does not function for many people.
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Star Wars gets my vote. Been playing for about a week and don't see anything wrong with this game at all. Have not been playing long enough to know for sure but as of right now I think its probably the best themepark mmo on the market.
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as a very very huge star wars fan.. TSW gets my vote...
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It depends on what you want in a game.
TSW is more thought provocative and most of the time requires you to pay attention, think hard and actually do work/research while playing. While a huge plus for many who want to use their brains while playing, one of the reasons it failed is because of this and the fact that not a lot of people want to think or solve puzzles in a MMO where they just want to lay back and smash face (in the same reason a lot of people don't like such devices as connect for consoles, as it requires significant exercise and tireds your arms after an hour or so if a game relies on it heavily; the general thought behind that is that they just want to play games as a leisurely activity and not have all that exertion).
When I say though provocative I mean you really do have to go online and do a few hours of research on quests. There are complicated mathmatics you have to have a sheet of paper and a calculator for (or mathmatical logic), decode morse code on multiple missions to figure out a clue that leads you somewhere to get another clue which leads you somewhere to decode another code... etc. There are also puzzles and riddles you have to solve, rotations and orders you have to memorize (also simon like game where you have to use your memory) and historical facts you have to know or know how to look up. They even have websites set up and youtube videos they scattered about youtube that are specifically for the game or side notes in books you have to read in game (which you can easily miss as they're just side notes).
Some of it's great weaknesses are the the combat system (some would say poor animation quality and animation loops in attacks), the timer that each quest has after finishing it (once you complete a quest it has a 18 hour cool down which makes pretty much every quest a daily quest... some may like it some may not) and even the AP and SP system. If you make a mistake in your build (they don't have videos to show what attacks do, just a few words decribing them and there is no community to speak of that makes videos showcasing these things on youtube) then you pretty much have to do all the starter quests all over again, even if you spent a week prior completing such. Making a mistake can absolutely ruin the game for you if you find that you don't enjoy that anymore (due to the repeating animations you dislike) or due to the lack of power you have or you didn't synergize properly. There are no respecs allow, so you have to start from the beginning depending on where you are in the story and your armor/weapon SP level.
As a whole I lost interest in the game by the time I got to the desert; I perform research on a daily basis for my work, and had years of such working towards my masters and just couldn't take the game for what it was. After spending hours on investigation missions and decoding things and doing math, I found that I was just doing work and not playing a game. Match that with the fact I hated the animation of the combat path I choose, I had to back track and eventually played in the same area for about two months (kingsmith) trying to find something that really interested me. At the end of the day I just wanted to play a video game and lay back, and TSW wasn't giving me a video game feeling; it was giving me a grinding and work feeling.
Star Wars on the other hand has a host of problems of it's own. It has (had?) mainly static environments with 98% of the mobs standing in one place, no day night cycle and various other things that you no doubt need to hear since you've played the game. But what it does have is a great story and all those classes with different stories. You don't have to do the same area over and over again for a month like in TSW and each time you "start over" it's a new experience.
The main problem there is that sometimes you have to level five times before you get to the next story element. Also it has horrible restrictions when it comes to game play and the cash shop whereas TSW does not. The combat animations are also a lot better than TSW and the combat in general just seemed to be more entertaining to me (then again it's be a lot longer since I've played this game, but it managed to keep me interested enough to get a few max levels and complete their storylines, whereas I simply stopped from loss of interest in the story by the second area with TSW). It's just good clean fun as far a video game goes with little thought needed and just playing a game for what I play games for: good old fashioned entertainment.
As a whole I'd probably say SWTOR is the better video game. TSW is the most innovative, but sometimes innovation isn't needed or may in fact be worse than what came before it. I'm sure many who do work in a research intensive atmosphere as a profession may in fact think spending hours doing research and mathmatics and the like is great fun. To each there own in that aspect, but as a whole I think it's one of the main reasons the main stream just couldn't get into it what with their instant gratification tendancies and raiding and respecs and other things typically from the MMO genre.
If TSW was a requirement to be played back when I was going to school regularly it would've made an excellent research project; it has that sort of vibe to be an extra credit project to challenge the mind for work and not fun. But as a video game, for me, it is completely subpar and reminiscent of work rather than play. I'd just as soon do a crossword puzzle or play a brain buster on my phone if I wanted something that used my brain, and not grind for a few months just to get to one interesting investigation to the other and then spend hours of my life trying to solve it. Then again, it's all just my opinion.
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Originally posted by FIXTHECAMERA
Come now? Not even in the same league? Have you even played swtor? Have you even got one character to 50 yet? I think its more than in the same league and their are others who would agree.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is my PVP
Played both got max level on two toons on TOR and got a grandmaster pack for TSW...
As unbiased as I can I prefer TSW but both games have their strengths
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I thought TSW was better and had a more unique feel to it. The story/quest stuff was much better imo also.
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For me TSW is better. One of the best pve experiences in an mmo
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results.
I have played both TSW is a much better mmo in my book.
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Both are good games and both have their strenghts, but my vote goes to SWTOR, to me personally it's a better game overall.
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Originally posted by ShakyMo
I beg to differ Vanguard SOH, WAR, City of Warehouses, RF Online, Matrix Online these games are the worst AAA MMO ever made. Compared to them SWTOR is a diamond in the rough.
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TSW completely blows SWTOR out of the water IMO. I find the story better. I like the way it's presented better. The quests are way way way better than anything SWTOR offers. Character customization is superior in TSW. I can't say much for endgame or the instances in TSW, but the leveling portion is far superior.
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Asking this question is like asking who's better The Redskins or the Ravens to a group consisting of redskin and raven fans. Sadly TSW doesn't have a trial, so it's hard to gauge for yourself. I've played both and it's a hard question to answer as someone who really doesn't care about either game, I'd say AOC. I find it to offer more than TSW or SWTOR and it's F2P implementation is light years ahead of TOR's.
If AOC isn't of interest to you all I can say is TSW has HP lovecraft inspired lore it's combat system is a little floaty but serves it's purpose. The skill system is more open than TOR's class system, you're not shoehorned into a role as much.
TOR offers a stronger performance on the VO front, yet TSW has a less "cartoony" vibe to it. Quests in TSW take a more serious tone if you catch my drift. TOR has a solid approach to combat yet it does nothing different with it, outside of it's press 1 one hundred times during a fight, none auto attack combat system. Yet TOR is free to try, it's fun for a play-through and the stories are rather immersive, in an 80's cartoon sort of way. WIth this you'll probably be more confused than ever., as both games have strengths and weaknesses, far too many to list them all.
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Originally posted by Distopia
You can ask for a 72-hour trial key though -- many being handed out:
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Originally posted by Ortwig
Didn't think about buddy keys, if you can get one OP, just try them both out, that way it's you judging rather than relying on so much back and forth over which is betterz...
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It really boils down to why you're playing the game, TOR is easy to understand and marginally easy to excel at regardless of what class you play. It's also extremely structured and kitted. TSW on the other basicly says...here go play. With no instruction, no prepackaging and tales of players realizing their designed build they spent maybe several weeks grinding up to unlock is completely useless. On the flip side, when you find some "miracle-combo" in TSW of skills you love, it's exhilirating and fun as hell.
Bottom line though, if you want structure play TOR, if you want almost complete freedom play TSW. Side note..TSW takes a LOT more time than TOR does.
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TSW. Period.
Why? It´s challenging, has a great skill system that invites creativity and experimental minds and it easily has one of the best settings ever used in an MMORPG. It may have no real endgame yet, but who knows, the big updates are announced. Till then there´s plenty to love.
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I play games mostly for a good story and I found TSW to be lacking in that department; most were objectively bad ones like loose ends just not being dealt with and forgotten.
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ooh ooh.... This one is easy.
NEVER coast in a corner. You have a harder time turning in if you are coasting and you have less clearance if you are coasting mid corner.
Much safer to be on the gas.
My scarest moments at the track have been when I've hit a false netural or actuall netural and couldn't get on the gas in the turn. It's the only time I've dragged hard parts in a corner. (well, before I started racing the 250, but that another story)
I know you asked about traction, but if you don't have clearance. Traction doesn't really matter. It's also easier to lose the front coasting, need to get more weight transfered to the back tire, (larger contact patch) as soon as you can.
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You have more traction under power, the idea being to get weight onto the fat back tire (this is why sportbikes have a heavy front end bias) when coasting at speed you are loading the hell out of the front and risking a washout.
Fun fact, you actually have more traction with a slight bit of slip happening than you do without it.
Granted all of this primarily applies when you are nearing the limit of traction, and with today's tires that is moving pretty good. I've had my 675 on its front wheel with a 25-30 degree lean on it.
Thanks guys, wasn't aware the front had more traction with less weight on it, I would think it's the opposite(like the rear tire is more weight=more traction). Shows how counter-intuitive some of this stuff really is.
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Happy Memorial Day weekend, SparkFriends! It's a happy summery holiday, but I don't forget why we have it...I have friends who know those who have died in service.
I'm really happy that I can relax a bit. I pushed hard last week to get as much as I could done research-wise since Thursday was the last meeting with my advisor before he leaves for 2 weeks. We had an ok meeting and then I gave myself a little break (which is still continuing through today)!
Despite how busy I was, I am glad to report that I actually dealt with everything pretty well. I'll detail some things in my "staying positive" exercise. I feel really positive about this week in general!
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+ I only binged once the entire week.
+ This week I felt like I had a lot of good social interactions. On Thursday evening I met up with a friend I haven't had a chance to catch up with in a while, and she suggested a restaurant to me that I ended up really liking. On Friday I ended up chatting a bit with some people at work - usually I only talk to my mentor and am too shy to interact with the other guys. On Saturday I finally made it to this running shop that I got a gift card to when I won my age group in a race back in October, and talked a lot with the owner who was really friendly (he knows my friend who put on the race). I also chatted with an animal trainer at the zoo about my favorite animal, which is a honey badger.
+ On the activities front, I am really happy that I had a very fun, full week. I ran a few times, went to yoga almost every day, climbed on Friday and went surfing this morning!
+ I came home to my parents' place today and the family is having a Memorial Day get-together. There will be a lot of good food. I feel fairly confident that I won't binge.
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Great job study wise. You are gaining confidence in your ability to stay on track and that is great! Glad you had a wonderful week exercise wise! I hope the scale shows you favor and decides to go in the right direction.
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Blazers rookie Damian Lillard continued his impressive start to the season, this time draining the game-winning shot from beyond three-point distance to give his team the 95-94 home victory over the Hornets.
It would have been a shame for Portland to waste its win against the Spurs on Thursday by giving one away against New Orleans, but after seeing a 12-point fourth quarter lead disappear entirely, that was a very real possibility.
It was all tied at 92 with 4.2 seconds remaining, with the Blazers taking the ball out of bounds. Lillard inbounded to Luke Babbitt, who handed it back to Lillard behind the three-point arc as the clock began to wind down.
Lillard used Babbitt's screen, but Ryan Anderson stepped out to contest, yet somehow Lillard was able to get a sight line to the basket, before launching the shot attempt over Anderson that looked good as soon as it left his hands.
This wasn't one of Lillard's better games, as he finished with just 16 points on 5-of-14 shooting, while Anderson led all scorers with 26 points. But the rookie won out on the night's final meaningful play, and it resulted in the third straight win for the Blazers.
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Honestly, I'm pulling for Lillard to be huge for the Blazers. They deserve a great player after Roy's unfortunate injury problems.
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they just need one more talented player and they will have successfully reset their roster post all the injuries and will have done so very quickly
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Westbrook who passes the ball and he doesnt have one of the best scorers on the planet on his team
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Lemus died at age 52 of hepatitis C virus that he had contracted while on the job years earlier. Lemus discovered he was infected during routine blood work in early 2004. A review of his police record showed he had been exposed to the virus several times during his career, making the exact time he was infected uncertain.
Some of the exposures occurred during the drunken-driving sting operations Lemus loved working, because he thought he was keeping the streets safe for his son and daughter. A man later found out to be infected with hepatitis C bit Lemus during a domestic-violence call several years ago.
Deputy Lemus had served with the Orange County Sheriff's Office for 14 years.
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Hm, do you have any idea why her mother doesn't approve of you? Is it something you can't control? If it's something completely unreasonable then I think your girl should see that too and try to reason with her mom. Especially if she loves you as much as she says she does. If it's something you can control, then maybe you could come up with a compromise. It sounds like you care very much for her, so you'd be willing to do that, right? Other than that I don't know what to say. I guess you're in shock and the reality of the situation hasn't quite set in.
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First off, I'm so sorry about your heartbreak. I can relate to that. Secondly, a girl who is 100% in love with you would tell her mom to eff off. So, I think there must be another reason as to why she broke up with you. She probably used her mom as an alibi so you wouldn't be angry with her. That way, if she later decided to get back with you, there wouldn't be As hard of feelings. My suggestion is to let this girl think about the person she just let go. Let her miss you. Tell her you love her, will always be there for her, but that you need sometime to yourself. I think that she will realize the person she is leaving behind. Hope you feel better.
there might be some other issue about her family that her mom is so crazy putting all that stress on you for some reason. you shouldn't be hard on yourself. if it's her mom that is the whole reason why you guys broke up, your ex girlfriend doesn't sound very independent so just take time to heal. you shouldn't be too emotional or it will hurt you more than necessary. go out with friends, do somethings to make yourself happy. it's okay that you think about it but don't let it take over your life
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The only thing I can think of is that you need to have a heartfelt one on one with her mom, and try and see the root of this problem. Perhaps she sees how close you two are, and maybe she doesn't want to lose her to you, its a common thing.
Talk to her mom, and if it doesn't help, talk to your ex again.
If that doesn't work either, evaluate your situation and decide if its worth it to stay or not. You have the power to be her friend or to not be.
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Concern about the Burnettown elections held on Tuesday led to a protest hearing held on Friday afternoon.
Mayoral Candidate Henry Carlin filed the protest. He cited issues with some of the machines, voters turned away, an accusation that one of the machines left the polling premises and several other concerns during the meeting that lasted almost two hours. After hearing from a few witnesses, the Elections Commission voted unanimously to uphold the election.
If another election were to be held, it would have cost the Town of Burnettown approximately $2,000, according to Executive Director of Aiken County Registration and Elections Cynthia Holland.
A total of four candidates were running for the mayoral seat including Carlin, James E. McIntosh, Danny Feagin and incumbent C.H. Williams, who won with 48 percent of the vote.
During the hearing, C.H. Williams held up the letter that informed him of the protest, and said it stated that there were witnesses who saw him and a poll worker enter into the back of Town Hall with a portable voting machine. Williams denied that accusation. A witness of that alleged act did not attend the hearing "in fear of retaliation," Carlin said.
In his opening statement, Carlin said one of his main concerns were that machines were malfunctioning, specifically at the Town Hall. He called a witness, Terrina Harden, who had struggled to cast a vote but she said poll workers informed her that it did go through. McIntosh stated he had to try three times before his ballot was accepted by the machine.
Poll workers at that site said the machine was calibrated in the morning, and checked often throughout the day.
According to County Registration and Election Program Coordinator Michael Bond, all the numbers off the tapes from the machines and the sign-in list matched up. He added the last precinct returned their machines by 8 p.m. so everything was delivered in a timely way.
"At the end of the day, whoever voted, those numbers matched the vote," Bond said. "It ran really smoothly I thought, until all this came up."
As for people getting turned away, there was confusion due to several donut holes in the town. Eden Drive was a big point of concern as poll workers had to call the elections office throughout the day to confirm that those living along that road actually resided within the town limits.
Holland added during the meeting that there was some confusion as some people who lived outside the town but had a Burnettown address thought they could cast a ballot, but that was not the case. Only residents who lived within the town limits could vote in Tuesday's council and mayor elections.
Amy Banton is the County reporter for the Aiken Standard.
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Medal of Honor appeal rejected
The Department of Defense reaffirmed its decision Wednesday not to award the Medal of Honor to a San Diego Marine who witnesses say threw himself on a grenade to save his colleagues in Fallujah, Iraq, in 2004.
Rep. Duncan Hunter and other politicians appealed to instead award Sgt. Rafael Peralta the Navy Cross, the second-highest medal the Navy can bestow for valor.
Peralta's nomination was tainted by reports he was wounded by friendly fire shortly before an insurgent lobbed the grenade, but eyewitnesses described how the mortally wounded Marine deliberately grabbed the grenade and pulled it to his chest to protect fellow troops from the blast.
Global warming declaration signed
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, his counterparts in 12 states and regional leaders from four other countries signed a declaration Wednesday pledging to work together to combat global warming, a move Schwarzenegger said will help push heads of state to curb their nations' greenhouse gas emissions.
The document was signed on the last day of an international climate summit organized by the California governor, who hopes the two-day event will inform U.N. negotiations in Poland next month on a new global climate treaty that is to be completed by the end of next year.
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A Missouri woman, her teenage daughter and an employee used an elaborate Internet ruse to terrorize a 13-year-old neighbor girl who later committed suicide, a federal prosecutor said Wednesday.
U.S. Attorney Thomas O'Brien told jurors during his opening statement that Lori Drew helped create a false identity on the social networking site MySpace. Posing online as a teenage boy, Drew befriended the girl, Megan Meier, he said.
The evidence will show that Drew opened the MySpace account and "fully intended to hurt and prey on Megan's psyche," O'Brien told jurors. Drew is accused of harassing Megan with cruel messages that ultimately led her to take her life.
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Five members of a Turkish-American family whose decomposed bodies were found in an upscale home in Orange County earlier this year apparently died in a suicide pact, a sheriff's investigator said Wednesday.
No explanation has been found for the mysterious act, in which a husband and wife, their 21-year-old twin daughters and a grandmother all died wearing black clothing in their home.
The twins and the grandmother died from lethal doses of prescription drugs, said Dan Salcedo, an investigator for the Orange County Sheriff's homicide unit. The father, Manas Ucar, 58, was fatally shot by his wife Magrit, who then turned the gun on herself.
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Hope Kaylin was born 3/24! Sorry I haven't updated. She's been in the special care nrusery since then due to breathing issues. She's making great progress and hopefully we'll be home before the weekend but this whole thing has been very stressful. I'll post the birth story later but she's eating great (expressed bm right now but we'll start working on nursing tomorrow). I'm so ready to be home. We've been staying as guests at the hospital on a different floor and it's been stressful. She's our miracle baby and we're so blessed to have her here!!
Congratulations!! Hope you will all be home soon! She's beautiful, I love her head of dark hair
Congratulations Stacey! What a cutie and I love the name. Hopefully she'll be nursing soon and you'll be home before you know it!
Love all that dark hair!! What a cutie. Hope she gets to come home soon!!
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Very, very cute! Love that hair - her skin tone looks like my DC when she was born. Mama -- I see that you're sitting in a hard wood chair! BUMMER!!! I have a friend who was not admitted to the hospital but her newborn was and it was miserable -- hard chairs and no real support for the new mom. I always thought that would be the worst combo. I hope you're getting some pampering for yourself. You look good though. Congrats!
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Congrats, she's beautiful! I hope nursing starts up well for you :)
She's adorable! Congratulations!
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Congratulations!! I hope your family gets to go home soon! And I love the name Hope!
We are rooming in at the hospital tonight and working on nursing. As long as everything goes well we'll go home tomorrow!!
Congrats, she's just lovely!
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We are finally home and she's getting the hang of nursing! So grateful!
Wooohoo for being home!! How are YOU feeling?
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Chargers will need better outing from QB Rivers this time
Philip Rivers probably has had better days when he caught the intestinal flu. But the Chargers quarterback did not come away from his Pittsburgh experience on that cold November day sick to his stomach and feeling sorry for playing the doctor who didn't have the proper medicine in his bag.
That's Dr. Rivers. He has a great bedside manner, even when he's his own patient.
Rivers did not play well when his team lost an 11-10 decision to the Steelers on Nov. 16. It may have been his worst performance in what has been an outstanding season, although there always are different ways to look at performances.
"I don't think overall Philip Rivers played one of his better games," says astute CBS analyst and former NFL quarterback Phil Simms.
Since that day, there hasn't been a better quarterback in the sport. But that didn't matter on Nov. 16.
He held on to the ball too long in his own end zone, was sacked and stripped by Pittsburgh linebacker James Harrison and the Steelers had themselves a safety, the difference in the game.
He completed 15-of-26 passes for 164 yards, but was intercepted twice, once by Harrison at the Pittsburgh 10-yard line near the end of the half. The other pick, by safety Troy Polamalu, was no pick at all, although the officials reviewed the play (the nose of the ball hit the ground).
Anyway, if Rivers has another game like that Sunday when the Chargers visit the Steelers in their AFC divisional playoff, the chances of San Diego advancing are about as good as Detroit's. LaDainian Tomlinson isn't likely to be on the field, remember.
"Philip Rivers has to have a three-touchdown passing day," proclaims another CBS analyst, Dan Dierdorf.
This analyst says that's rubbish. There's more to quarterbacking than throwing touchdown passes. There's game management and not screwing up.
Granted, what happened there was not all his fault, but quarterbacks make the big loaves because they get the blame and the glory.
Rivers didn't have enough chances in Pittsburgh. At that time, the Chargers defense, not playing terribly well, didn't give up a touchdown, but it did allow the Steelers to hang on to the ball for more than 36 minutes. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger completed 31-of-41 passes for 308 yards, and he hit all six throws on the drive that set up the winning field goal by Jeff Reed with 11 seconds remaining.
It was yet another of those that got away. Looking back, it easily can be said Rivers wasn't allowed to redeem his mistakes. Hard to do when you don't have the football.
"The biggest thing is that we didn't give him a lot of chances to make plays," says coach Norv Turner, whose team had just 50 offensive snaps that day. "We only had the ball for two series in the second half. I read some of this stuff. Some people think Philip didn't play well the other night (against Indianapolis). I thought it was one of his best games.


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Victim, driver in Thursday night's fatal pedestrian accident ID'd
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A man struck and killed by a pickup truck Thursday evening in the 400 block of Sayles Boulevard has been identified as Zachery Joseph Melton, 32, of Abilene.
Melton was pronounced dead at the scene after he was struck just after 6:30 p.m. by Gabriel Borrego, 71, also of Abilene.
It was the second fatal pedestrian accident in just over a week's time, and third involving a pedestrian in the same time period.
According to an Abilene Police Department report, Borrego was driving northound in the inside lane when he hit Melton, who was wearing dark clothing. Borrego did not see the man in the roadway. Melton entered the road from the median area.
Borrego was not injured.
APD reports alcohol was found at the scene but it is not known if it was a factor in the fatal accident. Blood samples have been taken from both the driver and victim.
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Taking baby Honor for a stroll, Jessica Alba breaks out her beloved boyfriend jeans from Current/Elliott. Honor doesn't look too thrilled to be photographed! They didn't feature all of their styles in the new collection, apparently there are more boyfriend jeans being released from them! Do you think boyfriend jeans will be hot next season?
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I've been waiting for this to come out! The Current/Elliott fall 09 Look Book for men and women. There are so many jackets in this collection, lots of wide leg jeans as well. It looks like they have moved on from their boyfriend trend, I hope they will bring out more skinnys than this though, I love those new long ankle zipper ones we have seen on Rihanna, they are gorgeous!
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Ashley Tisdale, always a girl to have the hottest denim, was snapped arriving at the MTV studios in Times Square. She is wearing the new Current/Elliott Sleeveless Snap Jacket, the same one we saw Lindsay Lohan wearing the other day. I'm really growing to like this jacket, it suits Ashley nicely! Her doggy is just the cutest little thing!


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Most events are free and open to the public, with some requesting free will donations for food.
More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.
What started as a birthday club in Valley City 66 years ago still has a founding member plus eight others.
According to Colleen Vannurden, a member of the Jolly Dozen Birthday Club, a group of women who meet regularly to socialize and play cards, Ethel Heckmen founded the club in September 1947 along with six other ladies.
The women continue to meet regularly for cards and visiting.
Read more in Wednesday's Times-Record.
After a 20 plus win season and the first ever NAIA Division II National Tournament berth, the Valley City State University Men's Basketball team finished the 2012-13 season one spot outside of the top 25 poll.
The Vikings received 42 votes for the final poll, placing them one spot out of the top 25, the highest team not ranked in the final poll of the season.
After being ranked in the poll much of the season, the Vikings received an at large bid to their first ever NAIA Division II National Tournament. A first round loss to Indiana Southeast finished the Vikings season at 21-9.
Kim Hesch, Assistant Director of Advancement at VCSU, said the 19th annual VCSU Scholarship Auction has been set for Friday, April 19 at the Valley City Eagles Club.
Hesch said this year's theme of Get Wild in the VCSU Jungle "has auction committee members working hard to create a fun and wild atmosphere at the Eagles Club for the auction. The scholarship auction is our single biggest event in terms of generating scholarship dollars and it seems to get bigger each year," said Hesch, "We sold more than 550 tickets to the event last year and are on target to do the same this year."
New fabric awnings were installed over first floor windows of Valley City's Straus Mall Monday, part of continuing work by mall owners to renovate the structure.
At present the mall houses three businesses. Exterior work has included installing the awnings, plastering, painting and installing new windows. More in Tuesday's issue of the Times-Record.
The City of Valley City is testing its emergency sirens today.
Valley City Police Chief Fred Thompson recently attended training on domestic violence. The training was a coordinated effort to bring together entities that respond to domestic violence crises.
Part of the training included learning about North Dakota law as it applies to domestic violence for Thompson who is from Nevada. As time and finances allow, Thompson would like to send each of his officer to the training.
In 2011, 5,159 incidents of domestic violence were reported to crisis intervention centers in North Dakota. Of those, 50 percent were reported to law enforcement.
Two people have died as a result of injuries received in a one-car rollover accident on I94 west of Valley City on Wednesday.
Tiffany Przybycien, 23, driver of the pickup involved in the crash, died at the Sanford Hospital in Fargo on Saturday. Her passenger, Kyle Truckey, 22, died at the Sanford Hospital in Fargo on Friday.
Read more in Tuesday's Times-Record.
A one-vehicle crash has claimed the life of a Marion man.
Merle Haakenson, 40, was killed early Saturday when the truck in which he was a passenger rolled on a gravel road 1.5 miles west of Marion.
The pick-up truck, driven by Angela Haakenson, 43, of Marion, was traveling westbound on the snow-covered road when the driver lost control.
Read more in Tuesday's Times-Record.
The communities and schools of Litchville and Marion will spend April 11 packaging meals for starving children across the world and locally.
This will be the second year that they participated in Kids Against Hunger, an organization that helps feed the poor, Kathy Karlgaard of Litchville said.
"I don't think anybody should be hungry in the world that we live in today. It's sad when there's starving children," she said.
Read more in Tuesday's Times-Record.


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