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New Orleans (2-4) at Denver (3-3): The welcoming committee for Joe Vitt as he returns from his six-game suspension to again be the Saints' interim coach consists of Peyton Manning and the revitalized Broncos.
Maybe Vitt wants to stay away another week.
New Orleans chose Vitt to stand in for Sean Payton while the coach is banned for the 2012 season for his role in the team's bounties program. Aaron Kromer then was the interim-interim coach, and the Saints lost their first four before rebounding with two victories.
"Real tough," Vitt said of sitting out the first six games. "I mean, listen, this is all I've ever done for 44 years between high school and prep school and five years of college and 34 years in the league. It wasn't a very easy transition. It was tough sitting back and watching our team play Sunday and it was tough not being around the guys, it was tough not seeing Sean.
"And I'm happy to be back now."
Having Vitt back might add some continuity for New Orleans. Facing Manning and Denver might add some headaches.
"With Peyton, the thing that's unbelievable is what he's been through physically and what he's had to endure physically, and now he's coming back and he's putting up historic numbers," Vitt said. "I mean, in the last three games, he's averaged 300 yards, three touchdowns and a 70 percent completion percentage. The way he's playing in the second half, the way they're outscoring their opponents in the fourth quarter, is historic."
If not historic, certainly impressive. Denver has gone through a gantlet in the early season and survived with a 3-3 record. The defeats are to three of the league's premier teams — Atlanta, Houston and New England, two on the road.
Now is the time for the Broncos to take charge in the AFC West, but they figure to need plenty of points against the Saints. Manning would love to oblige against his hometown team.
"Yeah," he said. "It's such an important game just for our team, and I think you're playing on Sunday night in prime time and that's special. But it's coming off of a bye, it's a pivotal game, we're in that second quarter of the season and have two games left in this quarter, so they're all important.
"But I think for the reasons that are obvious, it's a game against a really good team, a team that's hot, a team that their record and statistics and all those are very misleading. It's a big-time football team that knows how to win."
Atlanta (6-0) at Philadelphia (3-3): One of the more impressive stats in the NFL is Andy Reid's record after bye weeks: 13-0. Stretching that will be difficult against the league's only unbeaten team.
Reid fired defensive coordinator Juan Castillo after the Eagles' last game, so Todd Bowles gets to design something to slow Matt Ryan, Tony Gonzalez and an offense that makes big plays.
"In this business, you're graded on performance whether you're a player, whether you're a coach, head coach, assistant — it doesn't matter," said Reid, who has been under fire by critics who point to Philly's underachieving nature. "You're graded on performance."
The Falcons' performance has been their best ever. They've not been undefeated this deep into a season.
Carolina (1-5) at Chicago (5-1): Everything is going right for the Bears and wrong for the Panthers.
Two days after Carolina's general manager was fired, star linebacker Jon Beason went on injured reserve with right knee and left shoulder problems that will require surgery. In the past two weeks, the Panthers also lost center Ryan Kalil and cornerback Chris Gamble to season-ending injuries. They've dropped four in a row.
Chicago has won four straight, allowing a total of 34 points. These Monsters of the Midway are led by the secondary, where Charles Tillman, Tim Jennings and Major Wright have been superb.
"He's an excellent football player," coach Lovie Smith said of Tillman. "He does so much, and you see it time after time."
New York Giants (5-2) at Dallas (3-3): Ah, home sweet home — for the Giants, who are 3-0 in Cowboys Stadium.
"Certainly you want to protect your home-field advantage and certainly play well at home," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett, said, "but you want to play well on the road, you want to play well in the parking lot, you want to play well on the moon. Our players hear me say that a lot. It will be a great challenge for us at our place on Sunday against this football team."
Particularly without linebacker Sean Lee, who was developing into a star but is gone for the season with a right toe injury.
New York found a pass rush against Washington, though it still was spotty. And if this one is close near the end, count on Eli Manning to produce.
Washington (3-4) at Pittsburgh (3-3): For fans into quarterbacks who keep plays alive, this is the game. Sensational Redskins rookie Robert Griffiin III put on quite a show in the Meadowlands last Sunday with his speed and shiftiness — not to mention a strong and pinpoint arm. Ben Roethlisberger does it with his strength and power.
Both banged-up defenses are vulnerable to such exploits, especially Washington's if linebacker London Fletcher's 231-game streak ends because of hamstring and balance issues. Fletcher hasn't missed a game since entering the league as an undrafted rookie with the Rams in 1998.
Jacksonville (1-5) at Green Bay (4-3): This is a tough enough assignment for the reeling Jaguars with Maurice Jones-Drew on hand. MJD won't be at Lambeau Field, sidelined for several weeks with a sprained left foot.
Green Bay has its offense in form after some sloppiness, but will be without defensive leader Charles Woodson in the secondary. Woodson broke his right collarbone.
"He's a guy people have to account for every time," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "I know if I was playing our defense, I would want to know where he's at, whether he was at the high safety or whether he was down in the slot or whether he was coming on a pressure. He gets a lot of hits on the football."
Seattle (4-3) at Detroit (2-4): The Lions are on a short week after their offense was invisible Monday night in Chicago. The Seahawks haven't played since Oct. 18, when they did little with the ball at San Francisco.
Seattle has won the last three in the series and could make the day miserable for Detroit's offense if it can't find a running game. Plus, Lions QB Matthew Stafford has five TD passes and six interceptions one season after throwing for 41 TDs with 16 picks. The Seahawks' defensive strength is in the secondary.
Indianapolis (3-3) at Tennessee (3-4): Two inconsistent teams with improving outlooks, particularly the Titans, whose offense has come alive the last two weeks with Matt Hasselbeck in for injured QB Jake Locker, and running back Chris Johnson finally finding his way. But Tennessee's defense has struggled — it has only nine sacks, ranks 30th in yards surrendered, and has just seven takeaways.
But the Colts have forced only three turnovers, dropping them to minus-9 in turnover margin. Still, they've beaten Minnesota and Green Bay, albeit at home. Indy is 0-2 on the road.
Miami (3-3) at New York Jets (3-4): The Dolphins probably should have beaten the Jets in Week 3, with usually reliable Dan Carpenter missing some makable field goals. Since throwing two interceptions at Arizona on Sept. 30, Ryan Tannehill has none in two games. He has a quarterback rating of at least 91.0 in each game during that span, with Miami winning twice.
The Jets have not swept Miami in Rex Ryan's three-plus years as their coach. They come off a painful overtime defeat at New England, when they got too conservative late in regulation. If that loss lingers, another could be on the way at the Meadowlands.
San Diego (3-3) at Cleveland (1-6): After that debacle at home against Denver in which they blew a 24-0 lead, the Chargers had two weeks to lick their wounds and find some solutions. A key will be if they can improve that ragged pass defense. They're stingy against the run.
Cleveland has stayed close in most of its games, but also has lost four in a row and nine of the last 11 against San Diego.
Oakland (2-4) at Kansas City (1-5): Once among the fiercest and most anticipated rivalries, Raiders-Chiefs has become barely watchable. At least Oakland has the excuse of going through a transition period, and it comes off an uplifting comeback victory. That the Raiders fell behind so badly against weak Jacksonville is another story.
One thing the Chiefs can do is run the ball with Jamaal Charles. One thing the Raiders can't do, despite having Darren McFadden, is run the ball. KC will go heavy on the ground with Brady Quinn now at quarterback.
San Francisco (5-2) at Arizona (4-3): Arizona has lost three straight entering tomorrow's game, in great part because it can't protect its quarterbacks. This is hardly the matchup for fixing that problem — San Francisco has the league's stingiest and most physical defense.
The Cardinals are the only team in the league not to allow more than 21 points. Of course, they're not likely to score that many against the Niners, whose 100 points given up are the fewest for any club that has played seven games.


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I really thank you very much, in what may help or share, I'm here regularly.
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PowerMax – maximize your battery life! PowerMax extends the battery life of your mobile device. Simple to use: just push the button.
v1.7 update:
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By clicking switch on, the Power Saver will be activated and save your battery, and by clicking off, PowerMax will restore your normal settings. When Power Saver Mode is on, your phone's functionality will be significantly reduced. But don't worry, this is just to save you power, you can always use your mobile's features on demand (email, internet applications etc).
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Fuse two edges of batting together quickly and easily without sewing using Heat Press Batting Together Tape.
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This batting tape allows batting edges to be fused together with a soft fuse that stretches, eliminating the old pinning and stitching of extra batting pieces needed to fit a specific project. Heat Press Batting Together Tape can be used on any batting fabric content. It does not shrink or bulk with washing. It's soft, it stretches and is needle easy for hand or machine quilting. This batting tape can also be used as reinforcement, patch or backing for stretch fabric. Size: 3/4" x 10 yds.
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I do not know in other Size, it was useless for 12-inches.Seal is solid, so 12-inches it is not difficult at all to paste by hand normally.
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Although it may be a type of exhaustion type, it is okay to keep it as a tool if you think of Material.Since it is paper on Material, it will be weak against moisture,If you change the material, the p...
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Though I liked the actual thing that I received because I liked it more than I thought, the thickness is 1 compared to NORMAL / Since there are only 3, Cost performance is low scoring.Pasting was done...
I bought it with a light feeling trying to stick it at the end of ChainMaintenance, but it feels nice,It was easy to paste using exclusive pasting Gauge.I have not gone to run yet so I do not know the...
I attached it to the Blue Wheel of MT-07.Impression changed sharply, looks also tightenedIt will be fun to ride.
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Hey everyone, I am not sure if you have all noticed but there are 37 jumping puzzles (35 are distinct) in GW2 totaling to 38 achievements under the explorer section of your achievements tab. Some puzzles are simple 5 minutes quickies while others are more elaborate and take hours to complete (or days if you are bad like me). I finally managed to complete all the jumping puzzles with achievements (there are 4-5 puzzles without achievements called mini-puzzles that I havn't done yet) and I thought I would throw a guide up for those who are not aware of their existence.
What are Jumping Puzzles?
Think of them as elaborate hidden vistas - some of them are even part of certain vistas! You can find them in almost every leveling zone (there are some exceptions) and Lion's Arch. Certain zones like Caledon Forest (4 in one zone!), Diessa Plateau, Lion's Arch have more than one jumping puzzle.
Completing the puzzles reward you with an achievement and a chest (or 3 chests in the case of Scavenger's Chasm). This chest reset daily so you can come back the next day and get it again.
Jumping puzzle difficulty
Jumping puzzles vary in difficulty and length. Some are super simple and short while others are long and feature difficult jumps. If you are just starting with jumping puzzles, it is highly recommended that you start with the easier ones rather than banging your head on the more difficult ones right away! (Save those for later). As you do more jumping puzzles, you will get better and better. Soon enough, you will be able to gauge what distances your character can and cannot jump, how to make really long jumps, and improve your finger dexterity.
If you are really bad at those jumping puzzles, don't worry! I was absolutely terrible with them myself in the beginning and would fail every other jump. With enough practice and time, I was able to complete all 37 puzzles! I have compiled a list of the jumping puzzles sorted by difficulty at the bottom of this post. Keep in mind that difficulty is arbitrary, some people will have some puzzles easier than others so your experience may not agree with my.
Jumping Puzzle list & guides
All of the regular jumping puzzles are listed below. To not take the fun out of the discovering the puzzle by yourself, I included in the beginning of every guide a map location of the puzzle and a brief description of how to start the puzzle. This should be enough to get you started in most cases if you hate spoilers.
If you like a more guided approach, all of them have videos and most of them (there are a few where I got lazy) have written walkthroughs along w/ pictures if you don't like watching videos.
Holiday Specials
- Mad King's Clock Tower - Mad King's Labyrinth - 2012 Halloween special
- Winter Wonderland - Winter Wonderland - Medium to Hard Wintersday 2012 special
Southsun Cove
- Under New Management - Super Easy
- Skipping Stones - Hard, shortcut no longer works
Lion's Arch/WvW
- Troll's End - Lion's Arch (Trader's Forum) - Medium to hard (for tall races)
- Urmaug's Secret - Lion's Arch NE corner - easy puzzle
- Weyandt's Revenge - Lion's Arch SE corner - medium difficulty
- Obsidian Sanctum - Eternal battlegrounds - Hard (long and potential to get griefed)
- Sapphire, Garnet, Emerald Sanctum - Borderlands - Medium (potential to get griefed)
- Loreclaw Expanse - Plains of Ashford - SE corner, Loreclaw Expanse (easy to medium - some traps)
- Crimson Plateau - Diessa Plateau - South, north of Breached Wall (easy)
- Grendich Gamble - Diessa Plateau - Middle, Blasted Moors - Easy
- Wall Breach Blitz - Diessa Plateau - South, part of Breached Wall Vista -Easy
- Behem Gauntlet - Blazeridge Steppes - East end, Behem Gauntlet- Very Easy
- Branded Mine - Fields of Ruin- NW corner, south of Varim's Run- Medium
- Craze's Folly - Blazeridge Steppes- NE corner, Terra Carorunda (easy to medium)
- Chaos Crystal Cavern - Iron Marches - SW corner, Old Piken Ruins Waypoint (easy to medium)
- Pig Iron Quarry - Fireheart Rise - SE portion, Pig Iron Mine - Easy to Medium
- Vexa's Lab - Foreheart Rise - East of Keeper's Sanctum - Mini dungeon/JP hybrid.
- Demongrub Pits - Queensdale - SE corner - Easy (Chest room hard to solo)
- Collapsed Observatory - Kessex Hlls - South, Cereboth Canyon -Easy
- Swashbucker's Cove - Gendarran Fields SE corner- Medium (bring a friend)
- Fawcett's Bounty & Revenge - Harathi Hinterlands NW corner, east of Feral Dens - Medium (bring a friend)
- Professor Portmatt's Lab - Bloodtide Coast West, near Sorrowful Sound (Underwater) - No jumping
Maguuma Jungle
- Morgan's Leap - Caledon Forest - SE corner, Morgan's Spiral- Easy to Medium
- Dark Reverie - Caeldon Forest SE corner, Morgan's Spiral - Medium to hard (bring a friend)
- Spekk's Lab- Caeldon Forest - West end, Sandycove Beach -Medium (timed jumps)
- Spelunker's Delve - Caeldon Forest - SE corner, Sleive's Inlet- Easy
- Goemm's Lab - Metrica Province- East end, south of Cuatl Waypoint- Medium to Hard
- Hexfoundry Unhinged - Sparkfly Fens - SE corner - Easy to Medium
- Conundrum Cubed - Mount Maelstrom - NW corner, Govoran's Waypoint - Easy to medium
- Hidden Garden - Mount Maelstrom - 4 different access points - Easy to Medium
Shiverpeak Mountains
- Shaman's Rookery - Wayfarer Foothills West end, Osenfold Shear-Easy
- King Jalis's Refuge - Snowden Drifts- East end, near NE corner - Easy
- Griffonrook Run - Lornar's Pass West end, near False Lake - Medium to Hard (if chest)
- Forsaken Fortune - Dredgehaunt Cliffs - NW corner - mini dungeon/JP hybrid.
- Tribulation Rift Scaffolding - Dredgehaunt Cliffs- SW corner (behind Vista) - Easy to Medium
- Tribulation Caverns - Dredgehaunt Cliffs - Cavern after Tribulation Rift - Medium
- Coddler's Cove - Timberline Falls - SE corner, Okarinoo Waypoint, Medium to Hard
- Only Zhul -Timberline Falls- NE, Foundation 86 Waypoint- Easy to Medium
- Shattered Ice Ruins - Frostgorge Sound- North, Shattered Ice Floe- Easy to Medium (lots of trash)
Ruins of Orr
- Vizier's Tower -Straits of Devastation -South end, part of Vista- Easy
- Antre of Adjournment - Malchor's Leap - South end, east of Valley of Lyss - Easy to Medium
- Scavenger's Chasm - Malchor's Leap - South end, east of Valley of Lyss- Hard (lengthy)
- Buried Archives - Cursed Shore SW corner, extension of Vista - Easy, chest hard to get
Purely arbitrary jumping puzzle difficulty list
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
Super easy ones – jumping puzzle 101
- Professor Portmatt's Lab (Bloodtide Coast – no jumping involved, more of a brain puzzle)
- Under New Management (Southsun Cove – takes less than a minute to complete)
- Urmaug's Secret (Lion's Arch – safe environment to practice rock jumping)
- Shaman's Rookery (Wayfarer Foothills – teaches you about dodging circles )
- King Jalis' Refuge (Snowden Drifts)
- Behem Gauntlet (Blazeridge Steppes – teaches you about jumping down)
- Spelunker's Delve (Caledon Forest – good puzzle to get hang of jumping)
- Demongrub Pits (Queensdale – some basic jumping involved but quite a few mobs in the final room)
- Crimson Plateau (Diessa Plateau)
- Buried Achieves (Cursed Shore, more of a climbing rather than jumping puzzle)
Mini Dunge/Jumping puzzle hybrid (bring friends)
- Forsaken Fortune (Dredgehaunt Cliffs)
- Vexa's Lab (Fireheart Rise)
Fairly easy ones – may take a few tries
- Loreclaw Expanse (Plains of Ashford – trap dodging 101)
- Grenrich Gamble (Diessa Plateau – a few weird jumps)
- Wall Breach Blitz (Diessa Plateau – standard jumping puzzle, also required for vista/skill point)
- Collapsed Observatory (Kessex Hills – confusing at first until you know where to go. Some tricky jumps)
- Pig Iron Quarry (Fireheart Rise – Conqueror your fear of heights!)
- Vizier's Tower (Straits of Devastation – required to get the vista/skill point).
- Conundrum Cubed (Mount Maelstrom – takes a bit of jumps to get used to this cubed environment)
- Tribulation Rift Scaffolding (Dredgehaunt Cliffs – required to get vista, a few tricky jumps).
- Hexfoundry Unhinged (Sparkfly Fens – no hard jumps once you know what to do)
- Hidden Garden (Mount Maelstrom – jumps are not hard but if you die for whatever reason, you need to revive outside)
Medium difficulty – Best to do them once you get a few jumps under your belt
- Troll's End (Lion's Arch – very annoying for tall races – i.e. Norn/Charr due to low ceiling)
- Branded Mine (Fields of Ruin – some jumps are a bit difficult, high chance of dying if you miss a jump)
- Craze's Folly (Blazeridge Steppes – a bit long and some difficult jumps)
- Chaos Crystal Cavern ( Iron Marches- a bit of RNG dependent)
- Swashbucker's Cove (Gendarran Fields - need to fight through quite a bit of mobs)
- Fawcett's Bounty/Revenge (Harathi Hinterlands – lots of mobs to fight through, some hard jumps)
- Morgan's Leap and Dark Reverie (Caledon Forest – failing Dark Reverie forces you to repeat Morgans' Leap)
- Griffonrook Run (Lornar's Pass – puzzle is not too bad if you don't do it with the bomb)
- Only Zhul (Timberline Falls – quite a bit of trash and traps)
- Shattered Ice Ruins (Frostgorge Sound – annoying trash)
- Antre of Adjournment (Malchor's Leap – some tricky jumps)
- Coddler's Cove (Timberline Falls – tricky jumps, maybe take a lot of tries but thankfully short puzzle)
- Tribulation Caverns (Dredgehaunt Cliffs – if you die, you need to repeat Tribulation Rift Scaffolding)
Lengthy/Elaborate puzzles (prepare to have some time invested)
- Weyandt's Revenge (Lion's Arch- has a few parts but not too bad in terms of jumping)
- Obsidian Sanctum (Eternal Battlegrounds – very long puzzle, some difficult jumps, risk of grief from enemy players)
- Sapphire/Garnet/Emerald Sanctum (Borderlands – shorter and easier than Obsidian Sanctum but still risk for grief)
- Goemm's Lab (Metrica Province – long puzzle with a few tricky bits)
- Scavenger's Chasm (Malchor's Leap - very long puzzle, Easter Egg hunt)
- Skipping Stones (Southsun Cove – a bit difficult, timed portion in the first part.
Timed Challenges
- Spekk's Lab (Caledon Forest – platforms only exist for a short duration after you activate them but has checkpoints)
- Griffonrook Run w/ bomb (Lornar's Pass – can be pretty annoying if you try it with bomb but not required for achievement).
My personal favorites
- Morgan's Leap - beautiful scenery (especially if you do it at day time) but too bad the fact that you have to repeat this if you fail Dark Reverie (without a friend to rez you) make me hate it.
- Pig Iron Quarry - This puzzle was very interesting if you have a fear of heights..
- Goemm's Lab - very beautiful scenery.
Be sure to share your experiences with the various puzzles, love to hear if a puzzle I had trouble with also stomped you etc!


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Spillman product line manager to join public safety committee
SALT LAKE CITY– Oct. 31, 2008 – Alan Harker, product line manager for software provider Spillman Technologies, has been selected to be a member of the IJIS Public Safety Data Interoperability (PSDI) committee for the Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute (IJIS).
We're proud to invest our time and resources in an organization dedicated to promoting public safety information sharing," said Spillman President and CEO, Lance Clark. Data sharing provides agencies with the capability to fight crime, protect communities, and keep officers safe."
As committee chair, Harker will assist the organization in defining information-sharing standards for public safety agencies. The committee works to determine when first responders should share data with one another, which information should be included, and how the data should be shared.
It's crucial that public safety agencies be able to share information between jurisdictions," Harker said. We believe that the creation of data-sharing standards will help provide agencies with reliable, easy-to-access information."
The IJIS Institute is designed to help public safety agencies implement data sharing systems and provide them with training, technology assistance, and education.
Harker is the most recent in a series of Spillman employees to be selected for involvement with IJIS. Spillman Program Manager Steve Hoggard serves as committee chair for the IJIS Public Safety Technical Standards Committee (IPSTSC), designed to promote the development of technical and functional standards for public safety.
Chris Hellewell, Spillman's senior vice president of product development, is a member of the NIBRS/N-DEx Advisory Committee. The committee is designed to establish a way for public safety agencies to work with the FBI and improve national incident-based reporting systems.
Spillman Technologies has been a member of the IJIS Institute since 2001. Based in Salt Lake City, Spillman Technologies provides a full range of software solutions for public safety agencies, including Records Management, Computer-Aided Dispatch, Mobile Communications, Corrections Management, Fire/EMS Management, Resource Management, and Data Sharing. Each solution provides agencies with the resources to organize and manage vital information. The software is installed at more than 700 agencies nationwide.
IJIS began as the Industry Working Group in 1999, when the U.S. Department of Justice and other government entities invited law enforcement technology vendors to participate in national discussions about integrating systems and the potential for interoperability. Today, IJIS has grown to include 105 member companies and 134 affiliate companies.


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