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AT&T May Offer Discounted Data-Free iPhone Plan
Date: Monday, July 16th, 2007, 13:03
Category: iPhone
When enough customers get irked about something, a company usually works to accommodate then.
AT&T is no exception. According to Electronista, the provider may offer a low-cost data-free plan for iPhone users who threaten to drop their accounts.
Specifically, if a client calls complaining about Internet performance over its EDGE network, AT&T sales agents have apparently been offering to lower their monthly bills to US$40 as opposed to the current US$60/month minimum in exchange for dropping the unlimited data plan and SMS text messaging features.
Other features that arrived with the iPhone and its initial service plan will remain. Subscribers will still be able to use the iPhone's Wi-Fi feature for browsing as well as have e-mail and YouTube access. Other features that will remain the same include 5,000 night and weekend minutes as well as 450 daytime minute. Visual Voicemail is disabled under the revised contract and the US$40/month fee tacks on minor service fees as well as charges 25 cents for each text message if a separate text bundle isn't included within the revised account.
For subscribers failing to pass AT&T's credit check during the activation process despite owning an iPhone, AT&T has quietly instituted GoPhone plans for these users. The GoPhone plan functions as a simplified prepay plan. Up to this point, AT&T had required that virtually all its plans include data and SMS features.
Not a bad alternative if you feel the iPhone's data functions aren't up to snuff, but not perfect either. As always, feel free to toss around your ideas and thoughts in the forums.


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More On Legal & Compliancefrom The Advisor's Professional Library
- Suitability and Fiduciary Duty Recommending suitable investments is more than just a regulatory obligation. Many investors bring cases claiming lack of suitability, so RIAs must continuously put the onus on clients to notify the advisor of changes in their financial situation.
- Dealings With Qualified Clients and Accredited Investors Depending upon an RIAs business model and investment strategies, it may be important to identify "qualified clients" and "accredited investors." The Dodd-Frank Act authorized the SEC to change which clients are defined by those terms.
Asking the Department of Labor (DOL) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to harmonize their fiduciary rules would create "significant challenges," as the fiduciary standards under the Investment Advisers Act and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) are "quite different," fi360 told members of Congress last week.
Blaine Aiken (left), fi360's CEO, and Duane Thompson, senior policy analyst for fi360, told members of the House Financial Services Committee that if the SEC and DOL were to truly harmonize their rules, then the agencies would be left with one of two stark choices: require the SEC to impose a higher standard commensurate with ERISA standards, or require the DOL to violate ERISA requirements and thereby weaken the strong fiduciary protections now afforded to retirement plan participants.
Stated another way, Aiken and Thompson said, "it is our view that an act of Congress is necessary to clear up conflicting areas of the two laws and to provide both agencies with sufficient guidance to proceed if rules harmonization were the primary objective (which, by the way, we believe is neither wise nor consistent with longstanding public policies in this area of law)."
Even Phyllis Borzi, head of DOL's Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) and chief architect of the fiduciary rule, has already said that harmonizing both rules isn't likely to happen. She said in a May interview with Investment Advisor that although there is a "primary commonality" between the SEC's Dodd-Frank project to put brokers under a fiduciary mandate and EBSA's fiduciary project, which is "to be more clear as to who is a fiduciary under [DOL and SEC's] respective statutes," it's impossible for the two to come out with one fiduciary standard as the statutes they adhere to are "so very different."
She reiterated this in June at an industry conference by stating: "I will not promise anybody there will be a single fiduciary standard." However, she added that compliance with EBSA's fiduciary standard "won't put you out of compliance with another [fiduciary] standard" such as the SEC's. Borzi couldn't say, however, when a reproposal of the DOL's fiduciary rule would occur.
When asked by AdvisorOne on Monday whether the DOL would issue a fiduciary reproposal by year-end, DOL spokesman Jason Surbey said that Borzi maintains the department "is going to take the time to draft a proposed rule that provides robust protections to the millions of participants in 401(k)-type retirement plans and IRA investors nationwide, protections that are consistent with those already provided for by law."
Since the September 2011 announcement of the intent to repropose, the DOL "has drawn on the extensive comments received on the proposal, as well as on diverse data sources to develop a robust and extensive economic analysis and proposal and is making good progress in that endeavor," he said.
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Fiduciary advocates said recently that a fiduciary rule from the SEC could take years to finalize.
Aiken and Thompson told lawmakers that the fiduciary standards under both laws are "historically quite different in their purpose and application, resulting in significant challenges when attempting to harmonize rules that cover retirement planning activities under each law."
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"A review of these particular accounts would, of course, involve oversight in overlapping jurisdictions of federal securities and pension laws," they wrote. "Advisors and compliance officers have, over time, become increasingly sensitive to the different application of fiduciary principles under each law, recognizing that the nonretirement brokerage account and the 401(k) account are subject to different rules."


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Crustless Hamburger Pizza
23 Nov 2010
|Ground chuck
|1 Pound
|Quick cooking oats
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Canned tomato sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can)
|Dried oregano leaves
|1 Teaspoon
|Green pepper rings
|Canned mushroom stems and pieces
|4 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Combine ground chuck, oats, onion, egg, salt and pepper in bowl.
Combine tomato sauce and oregano in another bowl.
Add one half of the tomato sauce mixture to the meat mixture.
Mix lightly, but well.
Pat meat mixture into 9" glass pie plate.
Top with green pepper rings.
Cover with waxed paper.
Microwave at high setting 8 minutes, or until meat is firm to the touch, rotating dish onequarter turn every 2 minutes.
Pour off excess fat from meat.
Remove green pepper rings; set aside.
Spread remaining tomato sauce mixture over meat.
Top with green pepper rings and mushrooms.
Sprinkle with cheese.
Microwave at high setting 1 minute, or until cheese is melted.
Let stand on wooden board or heatproof surface 5 minutes before serving.
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Preparation Time:5 Minutes
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Ultima 9 Video Drops
The Spoony One | Jul 13 2012 | more notation(s) |
I've had a number of people asking for the drop-clips of Ultima 9 I've been using, so here goes!
Your Knowledge of the Land Shall Be Great!
Who are the Gargoyles?
What's a Paladin?
The Codex of Ultimate Wisdom?
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Book your room at Renaissance Philadelphia Airport Hotel
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Get an overview of this hotelAtrium-style Philadelphia hotel with sports bar
Enclosed lap pool
Located 2 miles south of the Philadelphia airport via complimentary shuttle ride, this glass-faced, 12-story hotel has an atrium lobby with goldfish pond, sports bar, and enclosed lap pool.
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Renaissance Philadelphia Airport Hotel offers a 24-hour business center with computer station, printer, fax, and copier; a 24-hour fitness center with cardio and weight equipment; and a complimentary 24-hour airport shuttle.
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All 351 guestrooms at Renaissance Philadelphia Airport Hotel feature cherrywood furnishings, granite-topped sinks, signature bedding with down comforters, and TVs with HBO and ESPN.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Located 10 miles from Pennsylvania Convention Center, Renaissance Philadelphia Airport Hotel offers complimentary airport shuttle service 24 hours a day.
The hotel features 19 meeting rooms with 12,000 square feet of space. The 24-hour business center offers access to a computer station with high-speed Internet access (surcharge), as well as a copier, fax, and printer. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the lobby and public areas.
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Complimentary morning coffee is offered daily in the lobby. Parking is free during your stay. This hotel is a smoke-free property.
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- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 12.95 USD per day ), Wired internet access ( 12.95 USD per day )
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In 1847, the Mormon pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley and set up a frankly theocratic government. The highest legal authority was the High Council, which had the right to promulgate laws, as well as to try and punish criminal offenses (usually with fines or public whippings). Just as one would expect from a fanatical theocratic despotism, the High Council spent most of its time legislating about cows. Initially this was done by passing a law whereby all stray livestock was impounded and the owner of the strays was required to pay a fixed fine. The rule was... Read more »
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The Church's Tax-Exempt Status, 1860s style
The Church today jealously guards its tax exempt status, and I suspect that there is a group of lawyers whose sole job it is to sit around worrying about the ways in which the IRS might assess taxes against the Church. It turns out that the feds have tried to tax Church properties and income in the past. Read more »
The Ninth Amendment Argument for Monogamy
The ninth amendment to the constitution is one of those wonderfully vague constitutional provisions that delights arm-chair theorists and annoys judges who might actually have to figure out what it means. It reads: The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. It turns out that this provision was an unlikely character in some of the earliest legal battles over polygamy. Read more »
Maggie's Argument Against Atheism
Oddly enough, I have never really struggled with belief in God. Read more »
As Goes Russell, So Goes…
It looks as though the nation may be starting to look more like Russell, frightening as that is for some of us. Read more »
The Theology of the Horse
How big of a deal is technology theologically speaking? Read more »
Mormons, Gentiles, Suffrage, and the Courts
In 1870, the Utah Territorial Legislature passed an act giving women the right to vote, making Utah the second jurisdiction in the United States to given women the vote. (Wyoming was the first in 1869.) In 1887, Congress revoked the territorial law in the Edmunds-Tucker Act, and women were denied the vote until Utah was admitted as a state in 1896. Less well known is that there was an 1880 judicial attack on women's suffrage in Utah. Read more »
Do Mormon Intellectuals Have Intellectual Agendas?
Ironically, the main problem with Mormon intellectual discussions is that all too frequently we have no intellectual agenda. Or at least so it seems to me. Read more »
Nephite Legal Reasoning
There are lots of legal stories in the Book of Mormon, but there is not much in the way of legal reasoning. One of the few exceptions is found in Alma 30, which tells the story of Korihor the Anti-Christ. Read more »
Levi Savage and Obedience to Church Authorities
The problems of following the prophet is a perennial favorite source of Mormon intellectual angst. What if the prophet is wrong? After all, prophets are human and are prone to mistakes? Indeed they are. Which brings me to the topic of Levi Savage. Read more »
From the Archives: Models of Women and the Priesthood
A favorite topic of speculation (and angst) among many Mormons and Mormon-watchers is whether or not women will get the priesthood. It is an interesting topic, but I think that most of the discussions of it are pretty uninteresting. The reason for this, I think, is that they are in the thrall of a single, rather simple model of what it means to "getâ€? the priesthood. Read more »
From Charisma to Bureaucracy in Two Pages
About two weeks ago I went to the University of Richmond to do some research on Mormon history. Thanks to Terryl Givens, Richmond has acquired a set of the Selected Collections DVDs that were released a while ago by the Church Archives. Hence, I found myself in a library carrel in Virginia reading Orson Hyde's handwritten 1834 minutes for the Kirtland High Council. Read more »
Karl Llewellyn and Joseph Smith on the Couch
Do you ever have one of those odd moments when you are seeing something unfamiliar and suddenly it becomes extremely familiar? Or perhaps you see something very familiar but it suddenly reminds you of something equally familiar but totally different? I had one of those experiences today. Read more »
The Place of Ranting in Mormon Thought: A (Longish) Response to Russell
I have been thinking all weekend about Russell's post attacking the Mormon legislators who voted in favor of the Military Commissions Act of 2006. The post was a rant. Russell is disgusted and outraged, but there was more to the post than that. Russell didn't simply think that the Mormon legislators were wrong. He thought that they had betrayed their Mormoness at some deep level. I'm trying to figure out whether or not there is any value in what Russell has done. Read more »
Cyrus and an Evangelical Theology of Mitt Romney
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Keats on the Promise of Parochialism
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Confessions of a Pharisee
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The Law and Economics of Zion
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Mormonism and Napster for Nerds
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The Essentially Judicial Structure of Mormon Institutions
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God in the Whirlwind
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Thoughts on the Sacrament
Kiskilili poses the following very interesting question: Often appearing to be caught between pronounced sacramentalist tendencies (ordinances effect real change that goes beyond their symbolic import) and an underdeveloped theology regarding the significance of our so-called "non-essentialâ€? ordinances (no transubstantiation for us!), we seem at a loss to explain clearly the difference between a non-priesthood holder reciting the blessing over the bread and water of which people then contemplatively partake, and the same situation when a priesthood holder pronounces it. Implicit in Kiskilili's question, it seems to me, that the presence or the absence of the priesthood must make... Read more »
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Environment: Content from Across the ABC
03 Jul 2015 7:24:38pm
Well, Paul, you do have a weirdly calamitous take on renewable energy technologies and the environment: "are to be colonised"; "staked out like vampires"; "chests pierced". I for one do not share it. We do not have to preserve every single bit of our "wild places", we compromise sensibly.
To illustrate, take a visit to Albany on WA's south coast. Go to the major tourist attractions, like The Gap, Torndirrup National Park, Porongorups National Park, Mt Clarence, William Bay, and ..... the Albany Wind Farm. Yes, the Wind Farm, looking out over the coastal heath and the Southern Ocean, with the Denmark-Albany leg of the Bibbulman Track threaded through it. Beautiful (at least in the eye of this beholder)! Very popular with visitors, and on a windy day can supply much of the Albany region's electricity needs.


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I don't know if it's a bloodline, but these people have connections that make you think. Bruno Mars, for example. Turns out, he's been around for a while. He started out as an Elvis impersonator, at age 5.
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Yeah its really obvious.
I got freaked out at first, then its kind of resolve now. #, once you see one connection you start seeing them all, its kind of like Jim carey in that movie 23. Except most of it is true.
Are you hinting at sacrifice?
I was just telling someone in chat that just any sacrifice wont due, it has to be a certain bloodline.edit on 20142America/ChicagoquAmerica/Chicago0028092014 by onequestion because: (no reason given)
So, my question is: are TPTB trying to usher in Satan, through their rituals and sacrifices? What are the chances, that i'd watch 2 movies, with 2 actors that have recently died? What do you all think it means?
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Gannon probably will retire this summer because of neck problems. By helping the Raiders, he can stay on the active roster until June and then be released. His new base salary will be $765,000, saving the Raiders $7.35 million.
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Bronson Arroyo for Brandon Inge...
Detroit has pitching issues, and the Reds have bat issues....both make about the same amount of money, and Inge is kind of out of place in Detroit...
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Bronson Arroyo for Brandon Inge...
Detroit has pitching issues, and the Reds have bat issues....both make about the same amount of money, and Inge is kind of out of place in Detroit...
Bronson Arroyo is a better than league average starting pitcher. It seems that is continually undervalued. Inge is comparable in value to Freel.
Shouldn't you be turning some dials and screaming for a break or something? ;)
As far as the trade...I'd do it the minute they deem Bailey to be ready. Maybe in mid-May when Granderson is fully back. Inge has more pop in the bat than Freel, and has shown he can play every day if needed to cover an injury. I'd even throw in a Marcus McBeth type player in the Tigers want more.
Nah....they don't listen to me :)
The problem with this trade is that Arroyo solves the Tiger's pitching woes, while Inge does absolutely nothing to solve our problems. You don't trade above average starters for players that only should be playing in abut a fifth of the games (Inge against lefties). Even then Inge is overrated and isn't likely to improve on the guy he replaces. I'm numb with confusion on why anyone would think this trade would make any sense for the Reds.
Yeah, I'd trade Arroyo but I don't get the love for Inge thing...
With Inge's salary and contract issues, he has negative value. He has no place to play on our team, and that's saying something considering our woes against lefties.
I'd rather have Cantu, who is better and cheaper.
Arroyo, if traded, could be moved for value.
EDIT: blumj beat me to it^^
Inge splits:
v. RH .229/.290/.375
v. LH .275/.346/.455
this includes over 600 really crappy AB's from back in his catching days. Inge could be a very useful utility guy and RH bench power bat. The Tigers better pay some of that salary, however.
Another interesting Tiger, Marcus Thames:
v. RH .225/.285/.470
v. LH .260/.332/.510
Pure power. He can play LF and 1B. Recently has been more productive than those career splits.
That said, Bronson Arroyo should bring back more than some bench players...
As an offensive answer, Inge is a great defender. :D
At GABP, Brandon Inge would be something akin to David Bell having an above average year at the plate (above David Bell's average year not the leagues). With EE, I'm not sure why you'd play Inge at third but if you're not playing him at third, I'm not sure where you'd play him.
Trading 200 IP for a guy Detroit couldn't give away in order to marginalize EE seems a bit like a Rube Goldberg construction.
I'd like to have Inge, but Arroyo is a little much. I would do it if the Tigers would send a couple of near ready guys over. Inge has a cannon for a right arm.


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you have to look at it from their perspective. maybe they didnt have the time to teach someone the fights. also, take some initiative. make your own group, find other players that also want to learn the fights. i do not condone players excluding other players but other factors should be taken into account before calling someone elitist. i think they would be more than happy to group with you they just dont want to teach you the fight. they want people who have done it before.
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To the OP, just play the game and move on from those lames that won't allow you in a group because of some little QL issue. I know it DOES matter but when they start to nitpick it can be annoying.
I haven't started diong the dungeons seriously like that yet, however I do see all the LFG chatter that goes on while in Argatha. I think once they put in some type of LFG system this will quell a little for the most part.
As far the OP and his healing learning. You could try to heal for a lower level group in Polaris or something on normal just to see if your build works right before trying to take on harder stuff. You could even go into Fusang PvP to test it out but for group AoE heals it may be a little harder making sure you are around your group members since it is so zergy..
PM before you report at least or you could just block.
I find it much easier to just start my own groups. Best part is that people cant be picky, also when im making a dungeon i wont add someone whos QL is too far above the required, typically means they are looking for an easy stomp and will complain if someone needs to learn the instance or we have to wipe a few times, neither bothers me.
Every dungeon is very doable in blue gear from the previous dungeon.
Also, being excluded from groups who farm dungeons isnt a bad thing, ive run a few with people like that, very boring.
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elitist morons are in every mmo ,just ignore that players type
I testing different builds , & warning players in my team about that, told that when LFG, too...& not meeet some elite morons ,yet , but they are around for sure.
TSW comunity is one by bets in mmo , nwm, if run dungeons or regular missons who requesting team work , out group coordinating activating puzzle in area with alot players .... For now i have only positive mind about community
only EVE is real MMO...but I am impressive with TSW
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Ugh. It makes me sad to hear about people farming dungeons for gear in TSW. Bah!
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You must be late getting to the party, there has been grouping elitism and backseat gearscoring occuring since the second day of headstart.
Welcome to the new age of MMORPGs, thank Blizzard for taking a niche genre and mainstreaming it.
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Yep, when I have to sit looking at the chat window for an hour just to maybe get lucky and find a group.That is a dealbreaker for me. Maybe they will realize just how important that LFG tool really is. I've read some good points from all of the posters here. I am lazy and there are a lot like me that just don't want to deal with trying to sift through the elitists looking for a group. Three weeks over 80 hrs played and done,maybe next time.
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Originally posted by Schockey
You can't stop playing 3 days before the first content update manne..
PM before you report at least or you could just block.
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Surrender!?!.....Hell we got'em right where we want them!
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My advice,go to the desired instance zone and ask there for a group,or form one yourself,i'm sure there are lots of people to join you.Agartha is just like you described so it isn't worth it to try there.
I've been in groups where the leader didn't know anything about the dungeon we were about to run through and nobody had anything to object.
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This'll be in every game. Even in GW2 I predict that people will refuse a Ranger if they have something like lots of condition damage but the elitists want them to have more precision instead. Removing the trinity won't change anything. I experienced what the OP is talking about early on in TSW. From day one people were stating the QL of their gear and that they knew the dungeon design.
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Believe it or not it was around even in beta. Always have those types of dicks in this genre of gaming.
Just do your own lfg and be honest on your build. You'll find plenty that aren't that dickish. Many friendly types around but the gear and spec hounds will always be prevalent regardless the mmo
1. For god's sake mmo gamers, enough with the analogies. They're unnecessary and your comparisons are terrible, dissimilar, and illogical.
2. To posters feeling the need to state how f2p really isn't f2p: Players understand the concept. You aren't privy to some secret the rest are missing. You're embarrassing yourself.
3. Yes, Cpt. Obvious, we're not industry experts. Now run along and let the big people use the forums for their purpose.
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No man controls my destiny... especially not one who attacks downwind and stinks of garlic.
It's just the these modern PvE instance/gear/token grind games that are like that. The only way I have found to avoid it is to find a nice group/guild/cabal or whatever and group with them. I realize me not knowing the fight or having 'all purps and 2800 AR' might ruin someone elses fun...but I think me and that person I have different idea of fun. In TSW that attitude seemed very prevelant, however I never made into a cabal unfortunately and gave up before I gave the game a full chance.
I play a lot of Eve and you really don't see that attitude too much, at least not in the corps/alliances I associate with. You know what is funny though? When they introduced incursions, which are basically dungeons, and these incursions became the best way to make money in hi-sec, you saw the same elitism shit. It was pretty disgusting and I never once joined a random group for incursions because I don't support that attitude. The incursions do require a certain ship or you are toast, but it got pretty bad at times. It's just PvE themeparks that have trained some people to act like douches.
I really never care how much times is wasted or how many times we wipe on a boss....all that really matters for me is that myself and the people I am with are having fun :) I guess I am a weirdo.
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Originally posted by sycofiend
It's been very much the same (one of the main reasons I stopped playing).
Instead of Gearscore, you have (attack rating, heal rating, & max hp). Most groups (not just speed runs, but regular elite groups) are asking for people already decked out in full epics (nightmare gear, AR/HR 2800+). The funny part is I ran a bunch of guildies through all the elites (before I had even began to farm for nightmare gear), and many of them still had QL2-4 gear on. Guess what? We still managed to clear every instance.
Speed runs (usually AP farming) tends to involve clearing slaughterhouse as quickly as possible. Aside from the golem boss (that spawns a bunch of adds), the entire instance is a joke when it comes to difficulty. You can clear it w/ out a single piece of QL10 gear without much trouble. Still, people want full epics to do the runs (most of them are actually pretty awful, though. They just rely on better than average gear to make up for their lack of skill).
My advice would be (if you still want to play the game). Make friends, form your own groups (so you can pick the people YOU want to group with). As long as you can get a decent healer & tank, the rest of the slots are insanely easy to fill.
I'd also recommend trying to get into a decent cabal. Not necessarily the most geared, but an active, and reasonably skilled one that is at endgame. Seriously, the dungeons in this game just aren't that hard once you understand the mechanics (most of which being pretty basic). As long as you know how to avoid glowing AoE circles, you're already good enough to beat most of the dungeons on that alone.
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Gotta agree with many of the above OP start your own group and I for one will also join you. If you want to do Polaris with someone who hasn't done it, isn't spec'd out and hasn't been doing a specific build (half the fun, for me, is exploring all options) then give me a shout in game "Belm" I'm of the "ghost in the machine" cabal.
Elitism is going to be rampant in all games same as in real life, nor is some idiot blaming everyone but their lack of skill for their failure on an instance. I once joined a group of 2 others on SWTOR announced it was my first play through on that dungeon only to get half way through and be the last one standing because some idiot aggrod everything in sight then died, he then started shouting how I was a noob and had caused this.
I play for fun not to be told I'm noob because someone else thinks they are better because they are over spec'd for a particular dungeon. Tbh the community has been quite good from what I've observed but I tend to stay out of general since there some who are too helpful and drop spoilers while helping others on missions.
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I find the forums far worse than the reality of the game.
The forums are full of theorycrafters, many of who simply read what they want to read from the intelligent technical threads, take it as gospel then try and impose that flawed logic on the community.
In-game i have found TSW's community to be second to none, loads of fun, really engaging, extremely helpful and I for one look forward to loggin in just to have a chat with the other Templars.
As regards grouping, I have indeed seen the elitist groups spamming for certain builds, but equally i have found I have been able to group with a non-fotm build loads and have never been discriminated against because im not the fotm build. From my experience those who get the boot from groups are those who complain or tell the healer/tank they can do a better job because they are a better spec. Such players are a small minority and exist in all mmo's. Oddly enough I find most of these players are actually quite well meaning and often do not have English as their main language (or just speak poor English) and much gets lost in the translation. An offer is seen as a criticism and a complaint when it's really not meant that way.
I laugh at players who want tanks with blade/chaos only or healers who are blood/fist only with set QL and specific abilities on their QB's. Such players will never experience the true fun of TSW, which is virtually ANY build can be viable and grouping with players who have unique and odd builds is as much fun as it is a challenge. I also feel sorry for those elitist pricks who refer to dps as "scrubs", again it's the minority, but that mentality still exists.
As for the speed runs, well, don't worry, these players will all be gone once GW2 launches.
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You can't be a hero hiding underneath your bed.
This is the reason I don't log back in anymore. Admittedly I was never the biggest fanboy, I should've liked the game, it had everything I think I wanted from a game but it never did hook me in (fighting for a name for 3 hours was a bad start I guess). Still, I almost got into the story and the system but it got to the point that I had to turn off both general chat and looking for group, it was already filled with elite jerks being rude to people for no reason that I could see other than to just be rude.
If this is a sign of how the community is going to be y'all can keep this game.
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Joined: 5/02/12
Sadly there are elitist wan***s in every MMO now. Personally the worst ones I've met were in Rift (played WoW only for a month, didn't like it and mostly soloed). In TSW I've grouped mostly with nice people but I have to admit that I've met some bad apples as well. Think that some people just get high on drama, cannot think of any other reason.
Joined: 12/12/03
For every elitist jerk there are also people smart enough to realise that the most rewarding way to run an instance is to do so while teaching it to someone else.
I ran Inferno with a first time tank a few hours ago and there was a real sense of achievement at the end. Thats always my preferred way of playing.
I think TSW is the sort of game that will attract its fair share of "good" people.
Savour the good groups, move on quickly from the poor ones and just have fun.
If you like the people you grouped with add them to your friends list, if you really hated them then add them to your ignore.
Sometimes playing: GW2, Lotro (lifetimer), ESO, SWTOR
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Elitism exists in every major MMORPG on the market. It is a small minority in every game. Why would TSW be different?


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"In the fourth quarter we just tried to come out and play lockdown defense, and I think that's what we did," Durant said.
Anthony's injury prevented a matchup between the NBA's top two scorers, his 28.2 points per game slightly behind the 28.6 Durant came in averaging as he tries to lead the league for the fourth straight season.
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The reserve guard shoots often even when he's not doing it accurately, and just Sunday he threw up 14 3-point shots against Miami while making just three. But the Knicks needed him to keep shooting without Anthony, and he was locked in during the middle two quarters.
"He was making some tough shots. He's one of the guys in this league that you can guard well and he can make a tough shot. He was in a zone," Brooks said.
The Thunder scored 16 straight points, going ahead by 10 en route to a 35-26 lead behind 15 first-quarter points from Westbrook. The Knicks fought back to tie it at 48 on a basket by Kenyon Martin, on his second 10-day contract and getting his first extended playing time since signing late last month. Smith scored 18 in the second period, but the Thunder regrouped to take a 59-56 lead to the locker room.
The Knicks surged into the lead with nine straight points, highlighted by Stoudemire's dunk over Serge Ibaka, and went ahead 75-69 with 2:07 left in the third. Smith made sure they kept that margin going to the fourth, hitting two 3-pointers in the final 34 seconds to make it 81-75.
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princely court
The place that most visitors to Targoviste do visit. The ruins are a well known landmark in this area and well worth visiting. The Princely Court in Targoviste was the capital of Wallachia, where Vlad the Impaler, or Dracula, ruled. Vlad took the throne at the Princely Court in 1456. To repay boyars for taking he and his brother hostages, it was...more
sunset tower
If you feel very energetic, you can climb the tower. Approx 300 steps to get to the top and in places quite narrow. Vlad the Impaler's soldiers used the Sunset Tower as a lookout in Targoviste. Now it houses an exhibition illustrating Vlad's life. The Sunset Tower is great for taking panoramic photos of Targoviste.more
princely church
When visiting the ruins of the castle, your first building would be the church. This 16th century structure was a place of worship for rulers who succeeded Vlad the Impaler. Inside, visitors can see frescos and icons, that was very well preserved.more
The little sidewalk churches
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A Church visit
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Old years eve
Old years eve on the square was quite something to experience. What added to it was the fact that Romania became part of the EU on that night. Concerts were held and everyone was just extremely festive.more
The 17th century Selea Monastery has a highly decorative exterior and a remarkable iconastasis on the interior. The Dealu Monastery is the resting place for the head of Micheal the Brave, who is recognized for a unification of Moldavia and Transylvania.more
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Ceausescu's Law Courts is now a History Museum, and the first floor was, during his lifetime, devoted to his accomplishments--though now it is a showcase for art exhibitions. Ceausescu and his wife were excecuted in a barracks in Targoviste in 1989.more
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This 16th century structure was a place of worship for rulers who succeeded Vlad the Impaler. Inside, visitors can see frescos and icons.more
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Restaurant in the park: Restaurant in the park
It seems that everyone comes to the park situated just behind Dracula's castle (or the ruins thereof). The little restaurant there serves the best pizza's in Tirgovista.
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I love attending services at the Monastery. The monks are very good people and they do a lot for the people in our town. The 17th century Selea Monastery has a nice decorative exterior and a remarkable iconastasis on the interior. The Dealu Monastery is the burial place for the head of Micheal the Brave, who is recognized for a unification of Moldavia and Transylvania.
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Traditional dancing
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Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: For wintertime, you need shoes with a good grip, no shoes with leather soles and you will be flat on your back more often than not when the snow turns into ice. Headgear is extremely important in the cold weather.
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Just finished what is probably my last ever playthrough of Mass Effect! I say last because it's my third run at a level 60 character, so I swear I know that entire game verbatim by now.
For anyone who's never done it, getting to Lv60 requires at least two (sometimes three!) consecutive playthroughs. My first attempt (about a year ago) was a bust having only got to Lv58 after two complete attempts, I couldn't be arsed to try again for a third. Recently though, I discovered that the secret to doing it in two was surprisingly simple: don't kill anything with the Mako. You get a *massive* XP boost for killing enemies on foot (especially thresher maws, heavy turrets & geth armatures/colossi) and by the end of the first playthrough (doing every side mission, opening every container etc.) I'd gotten all the way up to Lv57. The second playthrough was a breeze and I hit Lv60 before Virmire.
I should add that playing Mass Effect at Lv60 changes the experience dramatically. Since by this point there's no more xp to get, your equipment is all top notch and your credit and omnigel are both maxed there's no need to bother opening crates, or even stopping to kill everything. The Mako runs on both Virmire & Ilos are especially hilarious as I was just speeding on through, taking only pot shots at geth troopers and running over any armatures before speeding off round the next corner!
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December 18, 2014 in Day Out, Friends, Holidays, My Life, People In My Life, Stuff That Matter To Me by Ane
While the husband was at work and the kids were at school, I was belting out tunes with the Mandaluyong Chamber Singers and Alaska Crema in various radio stations around Baguio City. Okay, I wasn't really singing, but I was in, my head, LOL. It was a live performance and you know how I fare when an autotune isn't available. LOL.
The Mandaluyong Chamber Singers


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Ron Evans, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
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Show More Ron Evans, DDS practices in Rockwall at Aesthetic Dentistry as a Cosmetic Dentist. Dr. Evans began participating on RealSelf in 2009, and has achieved "Participating Doctor " status.
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