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Originally posted by tordurbar
Wait until you get to the zones where you're expected to ride without training wheels.
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What is "real"? How do you define "real"?
I see many arguments that the Dynamic Events are scripted/have been done before. I'll tell you one thing for sure. I will never, ever see traditional questing the same way again. I tried to play Tera and after 1 hour of questing I'm done with it, I just can't deal with it, it breaks the game immersion terribly. Sure soloing BAM's and doing dungeons might be a little fun for a while but how long can the combat keep you hooked?
I played the GW2 Beta and finished Queensdale to completion, many people are confusing heart quests with DE's, there was nothing more rewarding for me than exploring a zone and finding an event that led to an awesome boss fight that if I hadn't gone there, I would've missed it.
There's just no way someone can argue that this is not better than traditional questing, it's a fail attempt at downgrading the game.
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Fully expect to have to quit the game after 30 levels or so. It will be too difficult. Good game for those who make it to max level but for the noob like me - on to another mmo. [I know - good riddance. Ditto.]
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Originally posted by tixylix
I doubt you saw anything with your eyes closed, chief.
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Originally posted by tordurbar
Well put.
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Agree with Op, about finding it hard to play other MMO's where there is no dynamic content - they feel lifeless.
But for me if was RIFT that was the cause, its nice to walk around a bend and have the chance of a different set of mobs coming towards you - not the same boring NPC that is always stood in those 5 metres. Untill I reformatted, I actually started a collection of pictures of the same area - looking in the same direction, showing different things at different times - was actually up to about 12ish iirc.
And by Dynamic I mean a event that is triggered by interaction with the game world (population of players in a area ect - and the event that happens can have several outcomes based on what interaction players have - it still goes ahead if people participate or not)
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I'm pretty tired of people thinking that GW2s entire concept to fame was Dynamic Events and then complaining about them. It is part of the game yes, but it isn't the entire game. Also, if you played the BWE you more than likeley only played DEs that were designed for the starter areas. From what I have read they are more involved the more you progress in you andventuring. Yes! Adventuring. Unlike most new MMORPGs released you are not expected or being funnled down a linear path. Explore the game and have fun. And to answer the OP, I was spoiled by the Dynamic World and it's entirety.
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Originally posted by biggarfoot
Thank you! that was going to bug the hell out of me. Anywhome yeah. People who say DE's aren't dynamic didn't get high enough. I'm not sure, was the cap only 30 for the beta? I swear I knew some people who were 32, 33, etc. Never saw any 40s so I assumed that's where it stopped.
I think everyone forgets that we have been to the first two zones in the game. there is still 30-80 to go through that get gradually more intense.
The first zone warms you up with little buffs and little punishments if you fail DE's or succeed. The second zone gets a little more permanent with things lasting a few hours.
By the third zone though entire geographies and areas start changing with certain events.
People are making sweeping judgements about the DE's they see in the starting zone. The starting zone DE's are actually pretty dynamic but they become much, much larger as you get in the swing of things.
Just at level 20 I was experiencing DE's that changed entire landscapes and blocked access to some areas or granted access.
I'm a little tired of people claiming "DE's aren't dynamic! I was level 2 and saved a bear shrine just for it to be attacked again a few minutes later!" Its not like the DE's don't make sense. Of course the sons are going to keep trying to raid the bear shrine. Of course the gnolls are going to keep pushing out of their caves. Then again, your level 2. Come talk to me when you've dinged 25 and we will sit down and share stories about the sweeping DE's we've taken part in.
Our server's landscape was entirely different than other servers. There is a zone where it matters what order the players are completing the DE's in. The whole zone is a storyline. They are doing some really, really, neat things with them and its a shame people think the whole game is at level 2. Even level 2 though I wouldn't mind. I mean, seriously. Within minutes of character creation I was fighting epic battles, saving villages from rampaging bears with 25+ people, Breaking down gnoll fortifications and hunting false gods with upwards of 40 people.
They can't, and shouldn't, create DE's that have dire consequences in the starting zone. According to the dev they tested a few of them before on some of the starting zones in the closed beta and they just frusterated people. There you are trying to defend this zone from being a pile of ash and rubble from the awakened dragon over there and then noob1 and noob2 join in, thinking they are helping. Now the event is scaled up for 3 people closely cooperating. Unfortunately noob1 and noob2 don't know what the hell they are doing or even have a grasp of their skills yet. So they just run around attacking all of the infinitely spawning adds. HeroGuy shouts for them to attack the big monster but, unfortunately, the lack of a /saw function means he's talking to the whole zone and noob1 and noob2 just continue doing what they are doing and get everyone killed.
They then go onto the forums and complain that its too hard while HeroGuy smashes his keyboard with his face. See where we are going with this? (A /say function is coming btw, WOO HOO!)
For this reason the starting DE's have to start you off with basic benefits and consequences until you know how things work. By level 24 our server was a tightly knit family. I'd walk into the zone and ask what's the status and get instant feedback on everything going on in the zone and where I should be lending a hand. We'd work as a server to bring down mobs and it was basically working in a 100+ man raid with everybody doing exactly what they need to. Granted, generally if you follow the hearts you will be contributing in some way as long as you are completing events.
Still though it was something of beauty when we were getting rampaged on a particular DE involving holding a town from oncomming fiend armies. We were getting smashed, defenses were down, arrow turrets were down, 3/4 of us were dead and trying to revive people. Our guardians and mesmers did what they could to shield us and disorient the hordes. It wasn't enough though. A group of the fiends smashed a building and as it crumbled we lost our last bit of cover. Spells and arrows rained down on us. The mesmers made as many clones as they could and portals to get the wounded to the back of the line to use their recoveries. Our last mesmer fell along with the best guardian I've ever met (NeverEyes you are AWESOME if you are ever around these boards for some reason). So there was me, the theif,, a handful of warriors, elementalists, rangers, and mesmers. Less than 10 of us now all together. We couldn't go revive the fallen because the hordes were advancing too fast. Some had revived and were on their way back but we failed to keep the middle waypoint town between where we were and the capital. So everyone had to respawn at the capital. Then we were told in /local that those who had been trying to run back were staying behind to help recapture the waypoint village.
So we pretty much knew we were all going to die. Then. Out of left field a whole cavalry of warriors, mesmers, thieves, and nocromancers came in from behind the enemy hoard hooting and hollaring. The necromancers held them all in place through a series of AoE spells that caused undead hands to reach up through crumbling earth and grab the fiends feet.
After the rest of this were stunned by what had just happened we were woken up by a /local "Revive them!". We rushed into the middle of the fray under guardian shields while the warriors blew their hornes to weaken the enemy. We revived almost everyone (those who didn't respawn and help the midpoint town) and captured the area. We then wen't back in a bolstered horde to help the middle waypoint folks. We swooped in with avengance. The small band holding the village were no match. We wen't on to do great things for the zone. When I left all waypoints were active and there was a vigilant party watching the movements of the zone boss. Even after saying farewells and moving on to other areas of the world I still came back at least 3 times to check on it.
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Originally posted by jondifool
He's not right from a technical standpoint. He is completely wrong. GW2's evetns are dynamic as the word is used in computer science and in addition are not even always the same script.
At any one point in time you cannot predict what events are going or will be going on in the next 10 minutes. Nor can you even predict where events are.
This is the VERY DEFINTION of the term "dynamic". This is stuff is determined and constantly being generated DURING RUNTIME.
In Warhammer PQ were always in the same place and always either happening or about to restart. It was completely predictable. The only unpredicatble thing was what stage a particular PQ was on.
The Location and Existence of the PQs was STATICALLY created BEFORE RUNTIME.
This is simply an incorrect comment from someone who is either bitter or ignorant. Or both.
This is not a matter of opinion or even arguable. This guy is just completely wrong.
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Originally posted by Nightshade55
Sheesh I need to slow down next BWE - I completely missed this. I particularly wanted to look for 'collectors' like GW1 had (this sounds similar) and then like a kid in a candy store got distracted. Thanx for reminding me I'll be sure to pay more attendtion next time.
I feel your pain, OP
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Originally posted by AvatarBlade
Sadly even here the first poster is quite wring. Rifts in Rift are also dynamic. The main problem is that what is created at runtime is way to limited and predictable. There were in fact dynamically create PQs. The problem was it was essentially the same PQ each time.
People can and should be wowed by dynamic events. But Rift should not be ignored they were very innovative, they did dynamic create of events and they did it well, they just needed the "objects" they created to be more interesting.
I would also say that there is a subtle but incredibly powerful difference between GW2 and Rift. This that GW2 Dyanmic events are actually part of the world and terrain. But rifts were simply an overlay on top of the world. They had less context and were therefore even less powerful. You just ran from one to the other looking for the glowy.
The dynamic nature of Rift is there and its powerful. Rifts were alot of fun because of it. But they got old and they were divorced from the world. GW2 did not need to fall into the trap on not being able to differentiate their dynamic "objects" becasue they did not have a huge list of 1000s of quest like Rift does. And their design choice of how to do the events has the happy coincincidience of grounding in the world more not less.
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Just the way the npc's run up to you and say "hey you over here" or the conversations you here in cities that lead to quests. I can't play any other mmo after experiencing guild wars 2 beautifully crafted and immersive world.
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Originally posted by tordurbar
Put GW1 into an open world and you'll realize where they got their DE's from, thanks for trying though.
Has anyone who played GW1 PVE actually paid attention to their quests and realize what would they be likein an open world? Anyone?
Other than the going back to the same guy but if you played a lot of quests you'll realize that in order for the gameplay style to be done in an open and persistent world they would need to be dynamic themselves and make sense.
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Originally posted by tordurbar
Also incorrect portions of the GW2 world are dynamic. Waypoint can be taken over by ally or enemy NPCs. A few other things can change as well.
But the world is not all that dynamic. Or at least the first zone up to level 25 weren't. There were some instances of dynamic elements in the world. But they were not huge.
As for "taking" the idea of dynamic things from Rift. This is silly. Dynamically created stuff has been part of computer science since the 1950s.
What happens in a Dynamic events is not nearly as predicable as WAR PQ or a Rift. Those always had basically 3 stages which were always in the same place and almost always were a kill x mobs with some minor varitions like need to kill stuff in order to pick stuff up.
Dynamic Events can be anything from simply defending a waypoint against 7 waves of centaur (who can take that waypoint and make it unusable) and no other stages to a scrpeted exploration quest that anyone can join into to a rather complex multi stage affair where each stage occurs in a different place one stag is kill a boss, one stage is kill waves of things and another stage has no killing at all. And in some case what event gets spawned off next can vary.
In end all most people are arguing against is that somehow Anet should have used something other than scripting to have created the dynamic events. Well let me know when you invent it. Currently every single game in existence is limited by this. They then make the logical falicy that since they can predict that script/stage the system as a whole is predictable or somehow lessened. Or that because there is a scripted stage anything with a scripted stage is exactly the same thing.
This is silly.
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Originally posted by gestalt11
You know, I was about to pass over your post and then I realized its pure genius. This is true of any game. However, for a better understanding of the DE's in GW2 look at my above posts. Although lengthy, they outline what the majority of the DE's actually are. It gets annoying to hear someone complain about DE's to realize they were level 6 and hadn't left the starting area. DE's in the starting area must be relatively tame to not frusterate new players. Anet commented on this on the beta forums, how it isn't common knowledge by now is beyond me.
For one the starting zones are actually pretty dynamic. With all the players there was really no chance to fail any of them. Wait until you start failing DE's and you will see the consequences. In just the norn starting area there are four areas that become completely taken over if there aren't people there pushing the forces back. There is a waypoint that becomes inactive and an area that becomes completely unaccessable. Its impossible to see these in beta's though. The event's, for one, need some balancing. The scaling was a bit off in that too few players made them too difficult and too many made them too easy. Anet has commented on this and is tweaking numbers for the next event.
You'd have to be wearing blinders though to not be impressed by the DE's even past level 10. Forget about level 20+ which, don't forget, is still very early in the game (80 levels total).
I was impressed by the starting zone. More impressed by the second zone I visited. By the time I hit zone three 20+ I was completely awe struck at how much these events effect.


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Bugzilla – Bug 19793
Internal Link syntax having pipe ignored
Last modified: 2012-10-31 15:38:57 UTC
On the HTML Elements table [1] the links are setup with a pipe so that only the element itself should be shown compared to the URL. This is not working here nor in any similar tables it seems such as the one back on the /html page.
[1] http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/html/elements
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HEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEEHEEE! Sorry… just read like the most amazing fanfiction ever on Deviantart, and I sat there for like 5 or 10 minutes just giggling. Still am, kinda. But now I want to write! :D
Also, I wrote half of this on a receipt after the reading STAAR. :P …Yeah. Did it before the last chapter too.
"Finally, now we can get this day over with…" Kaige grumbled as he and Jason trudged reluctantly towards their classroom. The halls were filled with students frantically getting their haunted house or café ready for the Festival, excited.
"There you two are! Hurry up and get over here! We've got one last dress rehearsal!" Roxy called, running up and dragging them towards the door of doom.
The moment the rest of the class saw them, the girls pounced, practically dressing them and fixing their hair, adding some extra touches with makeup and so on. Then they were quickly rushed to the cafeteria, onto the stage to start the last rehearsal as the rest of the class set up chairs for the audience. It all went by in a blur… until, of course, people began to pour in the doors.
"Why the hell are there so many people?" Jason muttered, peeking out from behind the curtains.
"Because Reyn here is such a good advertiser and artist~!" Roxy replied, grinning. The curtains began to open, the clapping thundering in the echoing room. "Now go out there and make history!" She whispered, giving them both a gentle shove. Both boys took a deep breath, and walked into the blinding lights.
"Brennan… I'm sorry… I'm so, so sorry…" Jason's voice whispered, though plenty loud for everyone to hear, believably cracking and trembling. October rolled his eyes from backstage, seeing many in the audience and even a few of his classmates tearing up.
Finally, the curtains closed on the last scene, and the stage erupted in clapping. They all went out, small groups at a time, each getting another round of applause as they bowed. Finally, it was his turn to go up, along with Jason. The mentioned blond threw him up onto his shoulders without warning, Kaige himself almost falling backwards.
"What are you doing?" He hissed.
"Aw, c'mon. The crowd will love it." He replied, running out onstage. The crowd erupted in cheers even louder than anyone else had gotten when they came out, and a few people even stood. Then another, and another, until all-what, 50?-of the audience was standing, whistling and cheering like mad. The two bowed as best they could, October more than Jason, before the raven-haired boy got down, hand in hand with both Jason and Reyn as the whole class took a final bow.
October had never felt anything like this. The fluttering in his chest, adrenaline still pumping from his previous actions on stage. Hearing the crowd go wild… He had never before been the center of attention, and he never knew it had felt so…
"Nice, right?" Jason whispered next to him, smirking.
"What?" Kaige asked, breaking out of his thoughts.
"I can see that stupid grin on your face. See, isn't being the center of attention worth it?" He replied, raising an eyebrow knowingly.
"…Only if it's in a good way." The violet-eyed boy muttered, for once receding to the other's smug remarks.
"Cheers!" The group shouted, the sound of clanking glasses ringing through the air, followed by laughing.
"Great work everyone! Now let's party!" The class rep called out, holding his drink up still in a salute. A loud cheer followed his words, glasses also raising again. The class dispersed around the reserved restaurant, talking in random groups, no particular order like there usually was.
October took a sip of his punch, which tasted strange, making a warm, fuzzy feeling in his throat. He dismissed it as part of the drink. "You're a great actor, you know that?" He turned around to see one Gavin Dean, short brown hair lazily swept to the side, green eyes looking at him coolly. Like Jason, he was tall and muscular, with a damn smug lazy grin on his face.
"Uh… thanks." The 'emo boy' replied, feeling slightly awkward.
"Also, uh… sorry about the first day." He muttered sheepishly, and October shrugged, showing he didn't really care. "You know, you could hang out with us more often. I know we may seem like jerks, but there are some pretty nice people. Just gotta keep up our image, I guess." Gavin rolled his eyes, the other snorting in response.
"'Image', huh?"
"Yeah, well… I guess Summer might not count, but I can always point out a few others. I'm sure you've already formed your own opinions about Jason."
"Yeah. He's a real smug bastard." Gavin burst out laughing at the comment, and Jason nearby looks over, raising an eyebrow. Kaige shakes his head, and Jason gives him one last confused look before turning back to his conversation. October took another swig of his drink as Gavin calmed down, his head beginning to feel a little light.
"So Jason said you could sing?"
"Yeah." October giggled as he took another swig of his drink. "Never around others though. I write songs too. I can sing some if you want, though." Gavin blinked in confusion.
"I thought you said you didn't sing in front of other people."
"I don't. But I'm feeling up for it today." The raven-haired boy frowned slightly as he realized that his drink was almost done. "Ya kno', I used ta' live in Houston. Had a cat too. He got run ova' by a truck tho'." October giggled again, beginning to feel dizzy.
Roxy and Reyn walked over then, each holding a bunch of papers. "Hey, Kaige. I didn't know you were friends with Gavin Dean." Roxy raised an eyebrow at the two of them, and October grinned goofily.
"We're not. We jus' met." He replied.
"Are you feeling alright, October?" Reyn leaned in, as if to get a better look. October attempted to back up, but his legs didn't seem to listen, and he leaned back, sagging into Gavin's arms.
"I'm fine~!" He drawled, still giggling. "Jus' a lil' shizzy. Dizzy."
"…I think he's drunk." Roxy muttered, ignoring the giggling fit as she examined the drink. Reyn joined her.
"Did someone spike his drink?"
"Yep." By this time, pretty much the rest of the class had gathered around, intrigued by the spectacle.
"Here, do you want me to take him back to the dorms?" Jason asked, the rest of the class making way for him to head up front.
"You sure? Reyn or I could always take him back."
"No, it's alright. I was going to head back soon anyways." Jason replied, gently grabbing October, swinging the boy's arm over his shoulder. He stumbled slightly at the weight, trying to ignore the uninterrupted giggles coming from the other.
"…Well, alright. Be careful though."
"We will!" He called, slowly walking out the restaurant.
"Jason… where are we goin'?" October slurred, stumbling as he attempted to walk. "An' why is tha' road spinnin'?"
"You're drunk, Kaige. I'm taking you back to the dorms." Jason replied calmly, adjusting his hold on his drunk roommate.
"What if I dun wanna go back?" The raven-haired boy hiccupped, causing him to giggle for a moment.
"You're drunk, Kaige." They trudged/stumbled along quietly for the rest of the trip, until Jason finally managed to get inside the room. He helped Kaige sit on the edge of his bed, before getting up to find some pain-killers for him tomorrow.
"Ya' know… You're a real bastard." Jason paid no mind, dismissing it as drunken rambling.
"Am I?"
"One minute ya care, an' the next you're tryin' to beat my damned brains in."
"I believe you're exaggerating a bit."
"No I'm not. An' ya know what I hate most?"
"You make me feel weird. I can't breathe and I feel hot…" October left off in a murmur, appearing to be sobering up a bit, scowling slightly. Jason turned around, and walked over to where his roommate sat on the bed, planting his hands on either side.
"You want to know what that means?" He whispered, getting closer to the other's face. The scowl deepened as he did so.
"I think it means you're falling in love." He leaned in, kissing softly. It started out slow, quickly growing in passion.
Obscenities… Arguing. Curses. All memories of minutes before and all sane thoughts drowned in his now murky mind, all rationalities and protests gone. It didn't matter how wrong it was. It didn't matter what anyone else thought. He wanted it. Right here, right now.
His roommate's black hair was a mess, but the haircut still effectively hid the scarred left eye. His other, beautiful violet iris, untouched by scars, stared back into his own blue eyes, looking almost as clouded with desire as his own surely were.
"Jason…" He started, but whatever October had wanted to say was lost as Jason pulled him forward, their lips crashing together.
October melted into the kiss, grasping with need at the messy blond hair, pushing the all-too-familiar body closer. Hands snaked around his waist, gently massaging his back, slipping themselves under his shirt. What was only a minute felt like eternity, until the other finally pulled back, panting.
Lust was clear in those captivating eyes, and in the breaths coming out in short gasps. All at once time seemed to stop at that precise moment, and they contemplated what they were doing… what they were about to do.
And the time sped back up again as Jason pushed him back, falling onto the bed, unaware of anything else as lips met and doubts died completely, their corpses swept back in the dusty resources of the fogged up mind. Never before has either felt like this, wanting nothing else but the warmth of another body.
October gasped for breath as Jason pulled back, allowing the blonde's tongue access to the now-open cavern. He willingly let the other explore, mind drifting in and out of focus, fingers tangled in the head of golden silk.
"You belong to me now." Came the breathy whisper that traveled its way through the ear canal, making the raven-haired boy shiver in delight. He could feel the familiar smirk as those lips brushed his ear, a hand having made its way down to the hem of his old jeans, unbuttoning them slowly.
"What about…" The violet-eyed boy started, breaking off in a quiet moan as the hand slipped inside his boxers.
"Focus only on me, October. Right here, right now." The order was sealed with another, though gentler, kiss.


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At about 3:30 a.m. Thursday, police received a call that said there was a deceased person in a home in the 2800 block of Harding Avenue, according to Major Jeff Connor. When officers arrived, they found the body of an 82-year-old man, Woodrow C. Dilday. Clues at the scene led them to believe the death was the result of a crime.
"The scene suggested this death to be a homicide," Connor said. "A suspect was taken into custody at the scene and the investigation continues."
Police did not release the name of the daughter.
Police would not release information about what made them believe the death was suspicious. But Connor did say that police do not believe the crime was random.
Madison County Coroner Steve Nonn said preliminary autopsy results suggest Dilday died from blunt-force trauma to the head.
The death was the second to make headlines in as many days in Granite City.
On Wednesday, 45-year-old St. Charles resident Stephen S. Minsh was shot by Granite City Police officers as he allegedly displayed a pistol, refused multiple commands to put it down and then pointed it at two officers.
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Neither State Police nor the Madison County Cornoner's Office would release details about an autopsy on Minsh conducted Wednesday afternoon.
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NFC Top Three Matchups – Week 5 Handicapping Report
- Updated: October 2, 2012
NFC Top Three Matchups – Week 5 Handicapping Report
Another week of games are in the books in the NFC and Atlanta and Arizona each remained undefeated while New Orleans is still searching for its first win of the year. The following is a handicapping guide for the top three division matchups in the NFC for this week's games with lines provided by 5Dimes.
Thursday, Oct.4
Arizona Cardinals (-2.5) vs. St. Louis Rams Total Line: 38.5
The surprising Cardinals moved to 4-0 straight-up (3-1 against the spread) with a 24-21 overtime victory over Miami this past Sunday as four-point favorites at home. The total went OVER the 39-point line, but it had stayed UNDER in their previous three games.
St. Louis grinded-out a 19-13 win over Seattle as a 2.5-point home underdog in Week 4 to run its record to 2-2 SU and 3-1 ATS. The total has now stayed UNDER in its last two games after going OVER in its first two.
Arizona has won 10 of the last 11 meetings between the two teams SU and is 5-0 SU in its last five trips to St. Louis. The Cardinals are also 7-2 ATS in the last nine meetings with the total staying UNDER in seven of those games.
Sunday, Oct.7
Atlanta Falcons (-3) vs. Washington Redskins Total Line: 50
Atlanta improved its record to 4-0 SU (3-1 ATS) with a tight 30-28 victory over Carolina this past Sunday as a seven-point favorite at home. The total easily went OVER the 48.5-point line after staying UNDER in its previous two games. The Falcons have scored the most points (124) in the NFC.
Washington is actually the second-highest scoring team in the conference with 123, but has just a 2-2 record both SU and ATS to show for it. The Redskins did manage to get by Tampa Bay on Sunday 24-22 as three-point underdogs on the road. The total has gone OVER in all four of its games.
The Falcons are 6-3 SU in their last nine games on the road. However, it is just 4-9 SU in their last 13 games against the Redskins and 2-6 SU in their last eight games played in Washington. The total has stayed UNDER in four of the last five games there.
Seattle Seahawks vs. Carolina Panthers (-2) Total Line: 44
Seattle remains on the road for the second week in a row after last Sunday's loss to the Rams. It is now 2-2 both SU and ATS with the total staying UNDER in all four games. The Seahawks have given-up of total of just 58 points in its first four games.
Carolina fell to 1-3 SU (2-2 ATS) with Sunday's tough loss to the Rams and the total has now stayed UNDER in all four of its games. The Panthers have been outscored by 29 points which is the largest gap in the NFC so far.
The Seahawks are 3-11 SU in their last 14 games on the road and 7-17-1 ATS in their last 25 road games. The total has gone OVER in eight of the Panthers last 11 games and they are 2-4 both SU and ATS in their last six home games.
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Add Brandon Jacobs to the growing list of running backs who are unhappy about the new helmet rule that was passed by the NFL on Wednesday. The rule forbids players from lowering the crown of their helmet into approaching defenders. Jacobs, who barely played for the San Francisco 49ers last season and is now an unrestricted free agent, went on a twitter rant last night to reveal his anger according to ESPN New York. "How the f— can we protect ourselves," Jacobs tweeted. "They ought to make a rule saying they cant hit us in our legs while we are ingaged with a defender." Jacobs, wasn't done there either. Our head are connected to our shoulders. There's no such thing, you can't drop your shoulders without our heads. — Brandon Jacobs (@gatorboyrb) March 20, 2013 Get your daughters ready because they'll be playing football soon!!!!! — Brandon Jacobs (@gatorboyrb) March 20, 2013 Players can complain but it's not going to make a difference, just like it didn't make a difference when defensive players were livid after the NFL introduced the new hitting rules. It's the offensive players turn to adjust the best they can and avoid those hefty fines.
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I did the same thing regarding the refund: I offered my wife the 6 pets (which happened to be a much better deal in Europe than in USA, because of the way Blizzard translated the price into the euro currency ;-)
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Joseph Haydn and the German Nation: A Subject and Servant of Europe's Most Cosmopolitan Empire, the Composer Joseph Haydn Played an Important Role in the Emergence of German Cultural Nationalism during the 18th and 19th Centuries
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Joseph Haydn was born on March 31st, 1732 in the village of Rohrau in Lower Austria, a province of the Habsburg monarchy. This was arguably the most multinational, multicultural, multilingual and generally diverse great power that Europe had ever seen. Its then ruler, Charles VI, held sway over a great conglomeration of territories stretching from Ostend to Belgrade and from Prague to Palermo. It included all or part of the following present-day countries: Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. As Sir Harold Temperley observed, the Habsburg monarchy was not so much a country as a continent all by itself. The most succinct illustration of this was provided by the trilingual signature of the monarchy's greatest military commander, Prince Eugene: Eugenio yon Savoie. Everyone who visited the capital Vienna was struck by the wonderful variety of languages, clothing and customs on display.
From the age of 29 until the day he died almost half a century later, Haydn was in the service of the Esterhazys, the greatest aristocratic dynasty in the monarchy. In the course of the previous century they had risen with amazing speed by helping to defeat their Habsburg overlords' two great enemies: the Protestants and the Turks. Although the Esterhazy family was Hungarian by origin, theirs was a world without national identity in which Italian, French or even Latin was as much used as German. Evidence of its cosmopolitanism can be seen in the visual vocabularies of their three main palaces--in Vienna, at Eisenstadt and at Esterhaza. It was at the last of these, built by Prince Nicholas 'The Magnificent' in the 1760s, that Haydn was to spend most of his time.
At all three palaces Haydn had access to an enormous collection of musical scores. They came from all over Europe but especially from Italy, the centre of the 18th-century musical world. Although Haydn was unusual among contemporary musicians in never actually travelling to Italy, the Vienna in which he received his early musical training was suffused with Italian music. In an autobiographical sketch written in 1776 he recalled that he had 'the good fortune to learn the true fundamentals of composition from the famous Porpora', the Neapolitan composer. But Vienna was also a city to which musicians from the Habsburg-ruled kingdom of Bohemia flocked, bringing with them their own distinctive sound. The incorporation of Slavonic melodies and rhythms was one of the many features of Haydn's music to win the later approval of Richard Wagner. Less often acknowledged but also powerful was the influence of the Protestant north. Haydn himself told one of his two contemporary biographers that he owed 'a great deal' to Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Kapellmeister at Hamburg.
Of course what Haydn then did with this richly international mix was entirely individual. Tucked away in rural isolation at remote Esterhaza, with an excellent orchestra always on hand and writing for a musically sophisticated patron, Haydn could allow his powerful imagination full rein. As he himself put it:
My Prince was content with all my works, I received approval, I could, as head of an orchestra, make experiments, observe what enhanced an effect, and what weakened it, thus improving, adding to, cutting away, and running risks. I was set apart from the world, there was nobody in my vicinity to confuse and annoy me in my course, and so I had to be original.
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Due to the overwhelming number of emails from users wanting to be private beta testers, we have decided to release this iOS 5 compliant version via a public beta repos.
This is a very early beta release, so at this stage please don't email us bug reports as we most likely know about them. This is not a normal beta, it's more that users running iOS 5 would no doubt prefer something as opposed to nothing!!!
Saying that, it's a pretty stable release and we hope you like the new look Quick Compose and Quick Reply plus the deep integration with the Apple Notification Centre. Also iMessage works seamlessly inside biteSMS.
If you'd like to try out the beta version of BiteSMS for iOS 5, simply add the following Cydia repository:
Once you install the beta version simply perform a tethered boot and you should be good to go. If you try it out let us know what you think. If you need more help, check out our TiPb jailbreak forums!
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BiteSMS now available for iOS 5 [jailbreak]
that's probably because it's the same team behind biteSMS (<- which, by the way, came out first... just sayin')
oh YUP! STOKED!
using it now!!! i'm so glad they put out this beta!!!!
for me too, but these are a most have too: activator + spring flash, sbsettings + retina++!, intelliscreen x and action menu!
You forgot springtomize. I'm really looking forward to the ios 5 version of that one.
What theme is this? For biteSMS quick compose.
Nevermind, its the default one for the beta. Wow it's beautiful.
So, if one of my contacts has iOS5 running, BiteSMS will automatically send an iMessange instead of a normal SMS?
Anyone else have a problem with it slowing down their iphone? Maybe its the ads but my phone was running really laggu till i uninstalled it.
awesome!!! love it :)