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This was a busy week for the Moyers Tigers. Starting things off for the week's festivities would be the Ft. Towson Tigers. The Lady Tigers struggled in the first half, but Sophomore Shelby Clark scored the first basket of the game. There were highlights by the Ladies, freshman Beck Heath stole the ball and took it down the floor for an easy basket. Coach must have had a discussion with the Ladies at half, because a much improved team took to the court in the second half.Â
The Antlers Obuch Middle School's 6th grade girls basketball team recently participated in the Rattan Invitational 2012 Elementary Tournament. The girls brought home the Championship! Players pictured are: Brooke Lampton, Madeline Smallwood, Winter Johnson, Taia Harris, Kaylea Bailey, Stormi Freeman, Taylor Breshears and Elissa Frazier.
Albert McKinley Brown was born on May 11, 1932 to Jerry McKinley and Hattie (Wood) Brow of Tishomingo. He passed from this life on January 28, 2012 in Antlers at the age of 79. Albert and his family moved to the Antlers area in 1938. Albert married his best friend, Maxine Morrison Brown, on September 26, 1956 in Rattan and was a doting, devoted husband their entire marriage. He always strived to take the very best care of everyone he came in contact with and was the consummate country gentleman.
Eugene L. Cannon was born April 19, 1949 in Antlers to Loyd & Etta (Maxey) Cannon. He passed from this life January 18, 2012 in Hugo at the age of 62. Eugene had worked bailing hay and logging. His passion for many years was the salvage yard. He married Nancy (Tindell) on January 20, 1969. Eugene was preceded in death by his parents: Loyd & Etta Cannon; and his wife of 33 years, Nancy. He is survived by their only child: Beverly Hamilton and her husband, Ray, of Moyers. Interment was at Darwin Cemetery.
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Curtis Sappington was born December 27, 1929 in Stoddard County, MO., to Mr. & Mrs. Toyler. He passed from this life January 31, 2012 in Paris, TX, at the age of 82. Curtis married Joann Hamill November 6, 1977 in Bakersfield, CA. He liked going to church and reading his Bible, & working at the tire shop. He also enjoyed camping and fishing and riding his great-grandchildren around with him in his wheelchair. Most of all, he loved spending time with his wife, grandkids, & friends.
Lavonne Novelle (Miller) Goforth Henderson Robinson was born March 2, 1939 in Sawyer to Harry "Boyd" Miller and Marie Novelle (Minchew) Miller. She passed from this life on January 26, 2012 in McAlester at the age of 72. Lavonne was a Medical Technologist and was the director of the Choctaw Memorial Hospital Lab for many years. She was a member of the JC Janes in the 60's & 70's, a Girl Scout leader, member of the VFW Auxiliary, and member of the Sawyer Rural Water Board. She liked to crochet, cross stitch, quilt and loved her horses.
Jewell Geneva Haddox was born October 15, 1922 in Miller to Wade and Villie (Janway) Hedrick. She passed from this life on January 26, 2012 in Hugo at the age of 89. Jewell was raised in Pushmataha County where she attended school at Hall community. Later she met and married her husband of 45 years, Joe Haddox, in June of 1942 in Antlers. After spending a couple of years in California they returned to Pushmataha County for a short time before moving to Oklahoma City for 18 years.
Thelma "Nanny Moose" Henard was born on May 1, 1938 in Antlers to Lee & Lillie (Kirk) Martin. She passed from this life January 24, 2012 in Antlers at the age of 73. Thelma married Ron Henard on February 25, 1983. They had remained married for 28 years. During their marriage, they shared their life in Branson, MO; Oklahoma City, and spent the last two years in Antlers. Thelma was of the Assembly of God faith. Her most precious times were spent with her family and friends. Thelma enjoyed playing with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, they were the light of her life.
The 2012 Pushmataha County 4H Share The Fun was held on January 28th in Clayton. Family and friends came out to show support and cheer on all the kids performances. With so many great performing acts in singing, piano, comedic skits and dancing it was hard to pick the winners.
The Grand Champion Solo Act went to Lauren Gibson with her singing "Blessings" by Laura Story. Lauren is from Antlers. Reserve Grand Champion went to Braylee Reneau with her singing of "The House That Built Me." Braylee is from Clayton.
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my problem is when receiving a call it will advise to press "1" to receive or "2" to send to voice mail. When I press one or two noting happens it will just keep asking me to press either number. Very frustrating just gave up on it a disable call screening.
Google Voice update preventing users from actually making Google Voice calls
Today's Google Voice app update seems to have -- wait for it -- actually broken the ability for users to place calls with their Google Voice number.
When attempting to make a call it appears as though it is connecting like normal, but if you look at a caller ID it will show you your actual cell phone number, not your Google Voice number.
Hopefully Google will fix this will all due haste. In the me
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Google Voice update preventing users from actually making Google Voice calls
broken for me as well, on an AT&T number. i can't believe how shoddy google's qa on this app has been since day one.
Are they required to make it with like you want it to? I only hear iPhone users complain. Seems to work fine on other platforms from what I've read.
Deleting the app and reinstalling fixed it for me (VZW iPhone 4, iOS 5.0.1)
Would someone please clarify for me whether Google Voice makes VOIP calls over 3G and/or wifi? I thought it was blocked from doing so by the carriers.
I use Talkatone on both of my iPhone 4s. VOIP calls are an option over WiFi or cellular - through Google's servers. Cellular over ATTWS 3G is pretty good, but just OK over VZW EVDO; I'm using the Standard compression - I've made a few VOIP calls on a friend's ATT iPhone 4 over 3G using the paid Premium compression and it's really good.
I paid for the app awhile ago - Talkatone allows for multiple accounts/GV numbers. Worth it.
I returned from Dominican Republic in September and for my shock I had over $600 in international charges. I was sure I used Google Voice and very confused were those charges came from.
I can not believe Google can fail this bad but it happen over and over again with most people.
Now I no longer dare to use my google voice app. Instead i buy google credit to talk internationally from US and use my land line with the access number they give you.


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Make up turned break upNovember 29,2012Are the Republican senators unreasonable? Or is the secretary of state-manque undiplomatic? Did the senators sandbag Susan Rice? Or did Rice further inflame a tense situation? Is it a case of shooting the messenger and playing politics? Or is national security dangerously infected with politics?
It seems as if it would have been simple enough for Rice to quickly admit that the administration talking points she used on the Sept. 16 Sunday shows about the slaughter in Benghazi were misleading. But she went silent. She has no wartime consigliere and, aside from the presidents angry post-election defense of Rice, the White House perhaps relieved that she was taking the heat rather than the president wasnt running a strong damage control operation that clarified matters.
Still, on last Sundays talk shows, John McCain and Lindsey Graham softened their tone a bit. Shes not the problem, McCain said. The problem is the president of the United States, for failing to swiftly tell Americans what his intelligence agencies had confirmed: that Benghazi was a terrorist attack involving al-Qaida affiliates.
When Rice asked to come to the Hill to meet with some of her Republican critics, it seemed detente was nigh. But somehow the hour-and-a-half powwow caused an escalation, with McCain, Graham and Sen. Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire emerging to say they had more reservations than before. Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, who is scheduled to meet with Rice on Wednesday, suggested that she would be better suited to run the Democratic National Committee than State. If Rice cant soothe the egos of some cranky GOP pols, how would she negotiate with China?
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine, the soft-spoken ranking member on the homeland security committee, hasnt been part of this shrill debate. Though they had met only once or twice, Collins agreed to introduce Rice to the Foreign Relations Committee in 2009 when Rice was nominated as the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Rices grandparents immigrated from Jamaica to Portland, Maine.
I dont bear any animus to her at all, the senator said. In fact, to the contrary.
But she said she is troubled by Rices role. If I wanted to be secretary of state, Collins observed, I would not go on television and perform what was essentially a political role.
Collins drew up a list of questions to ask Rice at their one-on-one hour-long meeting slated for Wednesday. She wants Rice to explain how she could promote a story with such certitude about a spontaneous demonstration over the anti-Muslim video that was so at odds with the classified information to which the ambassador had access. (It was also at odds with common sense, given that there were al-Qaida sympathizers among the rebel army members that overthrew Moammar Gadhafi with help from the U.S. an intervention advocated by Rice and Islamic extremist training camps in the Benghazi area.)
The FBI interviewed survivors of the attack in Germany and, according to some senators, had done most of the interviews of those on-site by Sept. 15, the day before Rice went on TV, and established that there was no protest. Collins wants to learn if the FBI had failed to communicate that, or if they had communicated it and Rice went ahead anyway?
When Rice heard the president of the Libyan National Congress tell Bob Schieffer on Face the Nation, right before her appearance, that 50 people had been arrested who were either foreign or affiliated with or sympathized with al-Qaida, why did she push back with the video story? Why wouldnt she think what the Libyan president said mattered? Collins wondered.
Why did Rice say on ABC News This Week, that two of the four Americans who were killed were there providing security? Rice was referring to the two ex-Navy SEAL team members who were CIA security officers working on a base about a mile away. They werent there to protect Ambassador Stevens, Collins said. That wasnt their job.
Rice also said that we had a substantial security presence with our personnel which was clearly not the case. Collins wants to know Rices basis for saying on ABC that the attacks were a direct result of a heinous and offensive video. And why did she say a small number of people came to the consulate to protest, when that phrase is not in her talking points? Collins is curious why Rice is not angrier, if, as she insists, she was repeating what she was told. Id be furious at the White House and FBI and intelligence community for destroying my credibility, the senator said.
Collins said that before she would support Rice for secretary of state, she needs to ascertain what was really going on. Did they think admitting that it was an al-Qaida attack would destroy the narrative of Libya being a big success story? Collins asked. As one of the administration champions of intervening in Libya, Rice was surely rooting for that success story herself.
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Poll: How's your battery life with iOS 5?
div class="spaceleft">It seems like every time Apple introduces a new version of iOS, some people get slightly better battery life, most people stay about the same, and a ridiculous number flood our contacts, comments, and forums saying it's their worst battery life EVER.
Vote in the poll up top and then give us the great -- or gory -- details in the comments below. If you are having problems, let us know how you've tried to trouble shoot: clean install (not from backup), remove and re-add push accounts, delete and re-download notification and location happy apps, turn off Ping (always a good idea), turn of location Reminders, restart a lot -- what's worked and what hasn't?
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Poll: How's your battery life with iOS 5?
I agree. More features, more use. So far for me, I'd say it's the same as usual. I'm even trying the new location-based reminder thing, so my phone is constantly tracking right now, and the battery isn't draining any faster than it usually does. Of course, I'll have a better battery tomorrow when my iPhone 4S gets here. Muuhahaha!
My battery seemed to drain a lot faster today. I was at work all day, 10 hr shift, when I checked my phone after work, it was down to 18%
Before the update, this never happened.
I'm sure the bugs will work itself out, but there is def an issue with some phones, I think it has to do with the carriers...I am an AT&T customer, another co-worker had the same issue, however the Verizon iphoners who did the update, had no problems.
I hardly touched my iOS 5 on a 3GS today.. 100% to 65% this afternoon. I talked to a friend earlier who said his is almost dead again, and it died on him last night while he was out. We both have all the pretty little features turned off. Too bad.. Apple just keep on sucking away. I used to be the biggest fan!
Sorry but this is not the reason why. Noobs.
I love ppl who say that their battery life after an update is rubbish..!! Want to know why?? It's because you've pi$$ed around with the new features on your phone and used the it non stop since updating it!!
Yes there are new features like iCloud that will use power when streaming photos and syncing, GPS when using reminders or friend tracking, but I've personally not noticed that much or a drain.
For me, there's no change, battery still only just about gets me through the day unless it's plugged in, no more, no less than before.
(Been using the beta for months, and the newer beta's were all the same as OS4.3)
I'm not worked up, just passionate about it...
It's kinda hard for my humour and demeanour to come out over a blog post, certainly not a flame or a troll!!
Just simply saying... chill out folks... all will be right after you've let your device settle :o)
Have you shut down and re started your phone? Done the "double click" on the home key and shut down applications running in the background? You may have a LOT of things running in the background that are killing the battery. When my kids are on my phone or ipod and have been playing games, if I don't shut the games down in the background, the battery life sucks.
While I understand what your saying thats not always the case. I've done all my playing around with the betas. Today is my first day with the public release and I've barely touched my phone, my brightness is less than 50%. Before noon my phone was at 20%, that's never happened... NOT GOOD !!
Totally understand, people will and do se different outcomes, and my experience is certainly not what everyone will see. Its just these people who say OMG is appalling, Apple fix it now.. etc all that kind of stuff.... makes me giggle inside!
I"m just saying (which i probably should have posted originally) is leave it till tomorrow, and let everything settle, I'd bet money it'l be just the same as it was last week.
How much money would you like to bet, because I'll be happy to take your money. It is an actual, what appears to be, sporadic problem. I'm having the same issues the Beta 1 testers were having after researching it (so you should know better than to make inane comments). Just as bad as the "OMG" brigade, are the ones who think there's no issue just because they don't experience it.
Actually it is proving to be an ios 5 thing. I have an Ipad 2. I am noticing the same drain problem. Today I started with 100% battery I take about a 70 minute train/bus ride to get to my job. Normally i could watch a movie in this time and experience about 3% drop in battery power. Today, my ipad dropped 6%, double. So when I got to work I shut off everything that might be a power drain and I actually shut off the device to conserve power. When I got home this night my battery was at 76 percent and. The last time I had that kind of battery drain, I actually used the device pretty much the whole day to surf the internet.
Something is definitely wrong with this update.
i got better battery life on all the betas vs ios4 even under heavy use
Could have a lot to do with where you are at. If the service is in and out, that will drain your battery fast. The apps that are running in the background could have something to do with it too. I close mine on the regular!
A lot of people here stated they are not playing with it all the time. Not to sound arrogant but I've had iOS 5 since beta 1.. I know all of the features.. don't need to play with them. After this GM release.. the battery is definitely taking a beating! Can't figure out why.. but there is a problem. The phone sitting idle with no notifications on at all is still losing power fast. I've noticed before that these phone all work differently. I had a Rogers one that worked great, and it had a different screen.. (Brighter, clearer) the Bell one I have now.. not so good. It's slower than my other 3GS..
Mr Hardy... You are rude and also wrong. I have purposely not even used my phone to see how the battery life responds with the OS5 versus the OS4.x (the latest). The battery life drops very quickly which did not happen before the upgrade. I turned off all notification, location, no iCloud, only the basic pushes (phone, wwf, text) which is a lot less than I was using along with the other suggestions I've looked at since the 14th.
I updated from a 3GS phone to the 4S and thought it was horrible and possibly the 4S phone but I went back using my 3GS, now on OS5, for two days now and the battery dropping like never before. It IS OS5.
If you want to tell us we don't know how we are using our own phone, consider presenting your opinion in a question or suggestion, not rudely and all knowing. I'm a system tester and know how to compare items and check for usage in an intelligent manner.
I can deal with the phone issues as I know Apple will come through but you, just hacked my peace with your haughty and wrong reply!
Simon I don't touch my phone and it dies. You non technical illiterate Apple users really saturate the market with idiots. People like you I have to support during the day because Apple passes the buck because you can't even figure out your own damn iphone,ipad, or iwhatthehellever.
WOW! you seem to know everything. What you are suggesting is your experience. There were more than 5 million iOS 5.0 downloads and you want to think your experience is the only correct version. Such audacity.....At least have the decency to acknowledge that other people might have legitimate issues with battery draining.
I'm thinking it's slightly better on my 3GS, though it's a small enough difference I could be imagining it... it's certainly not worse though.
Can't wait until I can afford the 4S though, really would like a full day of battery.
I think icloud is a big battery leaker... If you're not gonna use it, just disable it
Seems that mine died about 40% quicker than normal, but it could be because of photostreaming downloading pics over wifi, at a guess. Will see tomorrow if it still sucks
For a system backup and wifi sync to iTunes yes... auto sync waits till you're plugged in, iCloud sync for everything else, and photo stream is done on the fly though, no waiting for power...
Mine will probably go down however as I am turning on more "push" services since the new iOS 5 notifications don't suck. But that's not the fault of iOS 5 directly, but instead now because iOS 5 works better - I am going to increase the usage of my phone...
You're so cool and awesome that you don't even notice when your phone dies. I want to be like "Fastlane".
My iPhone 3GS feels about the same. My iPad 1 seems to be getting MUCH worse battery life. I have been running the betas since beta 1, and the battery life seemed to be the same as it was before, maybe marginally worse at the most. But since installing the GM it seems MUCH worse. I am going to reload it with the official public release and see if that fixes it.
To get better battery life disable DIAGNOSTICS & USAGE (General->About->Diagnostic & usage -> DONT SEND)
I have a 15 minute commute in the morning for work, I unplug my phone when I walk out the door & by the time I got to work my battery was @ 99%. Even though it only dropped 1%, it had never done that before. I played on it for about 20 minutes straight & my battery life dropped down 20% more. My phones battery life has NEVER been that bad. (iPhone 4 purchased in 04/2011)
So far all looks well. Check my phone and I have 56 minutes of use and and 1.5 hours of stand by with 93% battery life. Not bad at all. WiFi on Bluetooth on, 5 email accounts set to push.
MINE IS HORRIBLE. 4 Hours of use, (and I mean normal use: a few texts, web browsing, twitter, camera) and it died. Wifi: Off Bluetooth: Off One email set to push, Location Services: Off at about 30%. Ridiculous.
I'd like to revert back too. Is that possible??
Good question: "can I revert back to previous Os verstion?" Correct me if I am wrong, but per internet search, the answer appears to be NO (unless you jailbreak it). I've tried restore to a back up, no no backups prior to the one after update are saved on my windows computer. Back up to factory settings "like a new phone" still puts iOS 5 on phone (I know it didn't come that way last July 2010). Nether of these options appear to have helped.
Definitely a battery life issue for me (very bad, pre-iOs5 I could go a couple days w/o charging, and now with less use, it wont last a day), but I have asked many other iphone 4 owners who have noticed no change. I have diabled pretty much every thing except 3G and phone and messages notifications. (including cloud, location services, usually bluetooth, all those hidden in option things mentioned in several searches). There definitely some sort of issue with mail services (yahoo), and up until restoring yet again today, I thought there was an issue with my phone finding wifi promptly when it had no problem before.
My battery life is about the same as 4.3. Not that good at all. I went from 4.1 to 4.3 and immediately lost half of my battery life. Went back to 4.2 and saw a huge increase. Then my phone was replaced with a 4.3.5 phone, and I get 8-10 hours tops now. 5.0 seems to be the same for me.
I have yet to decide. I have been playing with my phone non stop since I updated it yesterday. Give it a week or so until all the new hype calms down a bit and then I will decide.
ive been using the hell out my iphone 4 since last year in july and the battery life really was starting to go downhill and then ios 5 comes out and its getting ridiculously long life. HUGE improvement though phone still pisses me off in a ton of other areas
mine is seriously playing up ! battery life with ios5 sucks soo bad ! not happy lol
I kind of thought earlier today my battery was going really fast, but thinking about it I was using it and still playing. I'll give it at least a week before I complain.
Anyone who thinks it's real bad also might try to recalibrate the meter by running it all the way down until the phone shuts off and then charging all the way with the power adapter.
I never had an issue with battery life on my iPhone 4; however, after I upgraded last night today at 4 pm I went to use my iPhone and only had 7 percent left on my battery. I did not use my iPhone last night any more than I normally do and charged it up over night.
I've disabled iCloud and push notifications. We'll see if this helps!
Woke up this morning to find my phone only charged to 93% so does this mean if it backs up to the cloud over night my phone won't fully charge? It was on there for about 9hours.
helpfully, I would just like to take the opportunity to point out my CM7 Android gets over 25 (runs for cover)
Battery life became unbeleiveably bad. Hardly used it after I installed IOS5 as I had to go out, within 3 hours, went from 100% to 37% with no use.
Last night around midnight, charged to 100%, turned off all location services, push mails, wi-fi, anything I could think of, and this morning, flat as a pancake....nothing, no charge at all, wouldn't turn on until I juiced it.
Same story for me -- I've turned off all intensive operations/tasks, closed all apps, left idle. I've been checking every 30 mins. by just clicking the menu button once, and logging battery percentage. The statics show about 10% battery loss every 30 mins.
Before performing these tests I've also restarted many times, and performed one hard reset.
I don't know if anyone has posted this yet. I was noticing significant battery loss on day one but then followed this advice.
1) Delete all email and calendar accounts
2) Delete all location based apps
3) restart device
4) setup email accounts
5) reinstall location based apps
I went into work today.. Turned off wifi & location services then put my phone in my locker.. When i put it in it was on 45% battery 2 hours later when i was on my break it was down to 3%... Not been used for anything else... Just rubbish
Do you understand how the phone works? Weather and many other factors determine signal strength..so if the phone needs to work harder to pull signal through walls and lockers and other solid objects it has to use more power to do so. You may hate these types of comments but they do apply.
Jbrandon... seriously... this is the ios5 and nothing else.
@ burrr... i am experiencing the same thing... can anyone help?
Battery life seems way better in iOS 5 for me. I'm a teenager so most of my apps are games. I used to play fruit ninja often, and half an hour of gameplay used to take away half of my battery life. If i do it with twitter running in the background with me constantly pausing the game to check notifs, dead battery in an hour and 15.
However, with the new iOS, my battery seems to be a little bit better. After charging it fully last night at 10, i used it nonstop until 1AM. I was browsing on Safari, tweeting like a maniac on Tweetbot, messaging 3 friends on iMessage, reading NY Times and playing Pixel Ranger. When i was about to sleep, 48% battery remaining.
That's pretty good for me! :)
Okay... So I've upgraded both my iPhone 4 and iPad 2 to iOS 5. Battery life on the iPad seems okay. Battery life on the phone is HORRIBLE! Something I have always done on the phone is turn all mail and those types of accounts to manual. Like, both in the usual push settings and also in each individual account. But I don't know what will happen if I set the iCloud to do the same. So, I don't know if that's a problem.
I know if you set a reminder with a "geofence," it turns on location services and theoretically that will run down your battery quick!
I need a fix quick! My battery is not doing well AT ALL!
After restoring my iPad to new and not restoring from a back up, I have to say, my battery life is much better. Initially after the update my battery drained from 100% to 50% in a matter of 3 or 4 hours without even touching it. No I did not play with all the new features. After syncing all my apps and everything back to my iPad my performance and battery life are outstanding.
My battery life has decresead significantly. The battery is also constantly getting hot when i M just texting. I never had this issue before. The os is also very sluggish. Wen I type the keyboard is delayed. I do like ios5's new features, but now even aomemof my apps will not work.
I would rather have good battery life, funtioning apps, and a faster ui than ios5.
to be honest it looks like is a bug or something with the ios5 because i have hardly used my phone couple of texts and couple of 5 mns calls) and my battery has gone down to 45% and b4 with ios4 it was at least at 80something % no good appled! you need to fix this cos is really bad! :(
Had to recharge my iPhone 4 with iOS 5 at lunchtime. Lost its entire full charge in 3.5 hours. Normal usage pattern. Idle for 2.5 hours of that time. Something is seriously wrong since the update. I can literally watch the battery charge ebb away in front of my eyes. It's dropped 2% in the time it's taken me to type this.
Total bs. Using it more.
Unplugged the phone at 7:30 am. 100%. Checked a few e- mails. Did nothing else. No phone calls. 1 text. Went to workout.... Now 10:21 and battery says 55%. Almost half in less than 3 hours???
It's an iPhone 4. Before upgrade never noticed battery issues.
Normally my battery goes down to about 60 - 50% by the time I get home from work, give or take, depending on my activities. Yesterday, my battery was down to 17% and I did not do much on my phone. I turned off most of my iCloud stuff, didn't use any location reminders, added and removed email accounts, and I'm at about where I should be, maybe a little lower. I'm used to battery use fluctuating slightly, but this was bad. Hopefully it's fixed for good on my phone.
I had the same disastrous battery life after the ios5 upgrade. The solution for me was 1. Turn off the weather widget and 2. Turn off the Stock widget. Both are in settings, notifications. After doing so my battery life is back to pre upgrade usability.
I dont understand. My battery is hemorrhaging ever since I updated. It dies in less than 5 hours, on standby only. I have never had any battery issues with this phone, until now.
my battery life on my iPhone 4 after upgrading to iOS5 is poor. It almost makes the phone useless. After only 1 hour I'm down to 50% capacity - and thats not will all services enabled....poor quality control
mine is a lot worse, in fact it will probably run flat from fully charged doing nothing in about 5 hours ! Ive tried everything from switching off notifications, wifi, email, etc etc but not much differnce. ive got an iphone 3GS with an old battery anyway but ios5 seems to have made it worse by over 50% !
I haven't used my iphone 4 any more than usual, but since i've installed IOS 5 my phone has gone dead two days in a row. I actually watched the battery percentage drop from 7% to 2% in the time it took me to search for this particular topic on Safari.
I'm turning off all cloud-related apps and the location-base reminders to se if that helps.
I've noticed a big drop in battery life. I haven't played around with it much, but noticed Bluetooth was on and automatically connected to other devices I think (there were ticks next to them when I checked)
I turned it off and it's seemed to solve my problem!
Was on iOS4.0 on the 3GS right till the update to iOS5. And im getting better battery life so far. Almost 3.5 hours usage to 20%. Previously, I could only achieve that with 3G turned off. This was average usage with browsing, messaging, twitter etc. in an environment with very good signal coverage.
But the major difference is that I have about 20GB of songs chucked into my 3GS on iOS4, and only 4GB now in iOS5. I don't know if that serves any purpose.
The battery life is horrible, I can see the percentage dropping in front of my eyes, every few minutes I check my phone 1 or 2 percent is gone!!
Maybe some apps are not compatible with ios 5 and are causing this?!!
I don't want to get 4S just for this, more than happy with 4.
Dont make me laugh! What new features does ios5 include that would tempt you into playing with your phone more to a point where the battery is losing 90% of it's charge in a few hours? The battery drain which people have experienced (which you'd know if you paid attention to the info people are feeding back) is that the charge is draining at a rapid rate whilst on STANDBY.
On the first two days after IOS5 loaded the battery life went from 100% down to 10% in about 8 hours - never happened this fast before, normally would be about 70%. I haven't really been using it more than normal. I took it off the charger about 30mins ago, it was at 100% and now it is 87%, I checked my emails on it and that was it.
Mine is HORRIBLE. This morning I unplugged my iPhone 4S (100%), took it downstairs in my pocket (it was asleep), ate breakfast and then unlocked it. The battery was at 80%. All that from just being asleep. Nothing was done on it. It's a bid ridiculous. Hopefully Apple with release a software fix.
Hose people having ios 5 issues with battery life. You need to turn off the setting for time zone detection.
His is eating up your battery life as it is constantly detecting your location but not telling you it is doing it.
Settings > Notifications > (scroll to very bottom of list) > System services > setting time zone > off
Wow...i have been using location based Reminders for a couple days, and I am quite impressed with my battery life! At the end of the day, even with location reminders set to "on", my battery is well over 75%!! Imagine that. Course, I haven't been talking a lot on my iphone, so that makes a HUGE difference. More talk time = less battery life at the end of the day...so...but yeah, impressed so far with my battery life.
Installed iOS5 on my 2yr old 3GS (the battery was already starting to lose capacity) and got my 4S with it installed. 3GS lasted less than 6 hours.
Even thought I'm using 4S a lot, it's still at 60% after 10 hours. Very pleased so far. A cynical thought, but a ploy by Apple for people to get a 4S?
I've noticed a great deal of battery drain since I uped to IOS 5 on my iphone 4. In fact in the time it has taken me to search for this topic, I've watched my battery drain 3%.
My phone used to last a day and a half, but now I can't get more than 8 hours out of it.
I've tried a couple suggestions so far:
1. I've deleted mail accounts and reset the network settings to factory defaults
2. I've turned off iCloud
3. I've turned off the stock widget
4. I've turned off location-based reminders and most of the location-based apps.
Anybody have any other suggestions? It's come to the point where I can barely use this thing like I used to because I'm constantly afraid of killing the battery.
When I first completed the update the battery drain was unbelievable. The phone would not have lasted 4 hrs on a full charge. After speaking with the good folks at Apple it seems all of the issues I had with the update are fixed. The battery lasted almost 2 days after everything got straightened out
Airplane mode with lowest brightness in standby mode drains 20% in 7 hours
Interesting.. I seem to be one of the few experiencing significantly better battery life on my iPhone 4.. Its almost 430 and I'm at 76%. That wasn't happening before. Usually by 5 I was at 40%
I had a 32 gig 3GS and I could go about 2 days on a full charge with normal use. My normal use is making about 2 dozen phone calls that last about 5 to 10 minutes, check my emails, texting thru-out the day and browse the internet periodically for about 8 hours of usage. Now I have the iphone 4s and the battery life sucks. I am lucky to get 4.5 hours of usage from it before it is at 10% battery life left. I have tried all of the recommended tips with no success. I have even returned the phone to Apple and had them replace with a new one and still the same life. I don't know if it is because of the A5 processor or because of iOS5 but something has to be done if Apple wants to continue to brag about how they have the best battery life. Don't get me wrong, I love my new 4s but I just wish I could use it for more than 4 hours before having to charge it.
something is wrong, bc ill go to bed at 11pm with 100% and wake up at 830 am and my battery will be at 98%
i have a ipod touch which was awful after installing ios 5. I did a reinstall as NEW and its fantastic. Battery lasts all day where before it would discharge right in front of my eyes.
phone was at 100 percent, used it to text once and then after 6 hours it died on me! i had all the apps closed, not the first time this has happened
I can get about a day's worth of use out of my iP4s. Its less than I expected. My old BB 9700 lasted about 2 days. I'm an iphone newbie so excuse the dumb question, but is the battery drain fixable?
In all honesty, I am pretty confused as to how you all seem to be experiencing such a rapid loss of battery life. I'm going to school in a small area of VT where you find dead zones by just taking a wrong flight of stairs. With iOS5 I'm not exactly doing a ton better, but iMessage has actually helped a lot. I start my day around 8am with 100%. By about 10pm, after using it for texts, photos, checking emails, adding notes/reminders, and maybe some Words With Friends here and there, my iPhone 4 is usually between 15-25%, 10% or under if I'm using it a lot.
This is my first iPhone, so I don't have an iPhone batter life reference point. I can say however that my 4S battery life is better than any Smartphone I've ever owned, including Windows Mobile, Palm Centro, Palm Pre +, And HTC EVO 4G. I top mine off with the car charger whenever I go somewhere in the car. Today I will test it without using the car charger and see how far I get throughout the day. I noticed that whether I use the wall charger, USB Port, or car charger, this iPhone chargers up faster than any phone I've ever had, making top off charges extremely effective.
when iphones were on ios 4.1 battery life was near invincible. leave wifi on turn it off it didnt matter battery life was excellent. when 4.3 came along there was a immediate and noticeable difference. double clicking the center button allowed you to turn off apps in the multitasking menu which helped a little but could not return it to its former glory. The bottomline is the more stuff your phone can do the more work the processor does the more drain on the battery. The biggest increase in power drain has come from leaving your wifi on, where once leaving your wifi on simply didnt matter when it came to battery life now its become a sort of kryptonite. The main thing iphone 4s needed to come with was a more powerful battery to handle future software upgrades. i will be avoiding future updates as much as possible and actively looking for a way to downgrade.
WOULD NOT SURPRISE ME if it is worse...
these type of problems actually HELP Apple sell the next iPhone. Right on the heels of the iPhone 5.
This is one of the ways that they stay in business,
BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY---with iOS 5 - ALL users (those without mobilme accounts) - will now be giving away their private data including preferences, contacts, etc. etc. in exchange for "iCLOUD" usage. This means that in the near future, virtually anyone who owns an iPhone will be an open book for the data mining INDUSTRY and the government.
The theme of the information age seems to be: sell out, or be left in the technological age.
OF COURSE, this is only MY opinion.
I read about all sorts of problems. But after upgrading, I'm seeing absolutely normal maybe even better battery life. No problem at all. I will note I'm not using iCloud quite yet. And I've never used push for Facebook or Twitter . . . gonna have to try that.
about 3 days after the install, suddenly my battery wouldn't last even a half day where as before the update it lasted at least 2 days. You could literally watch the battery drain a percentage point every few minutes. It was getting hot as well. I tried all the suggestions to turn off various options, reset, remove apps, but didn't finally fix the issue until I did a full restore and back up from itunes. Now the battery drains some, more than before, but not much more. But, I figure that iCloud has to be taking something out and I like the security of the iCloud backup capability, so I'm ok w/ it. It is worth the extra drain.
The battery life was awful at the start of upgrade to ios5, then has consistently improved to where it is much better, however that is only if it is completely charged to 100%, which seems to be getting harder and harder to do. It requires me to unplug from ac adapter and restart to get beyond 72%, even then, sometimes only by attaching to 12v charger or usb on computer will it go to full charge. This is really bugging me as an overnight charge used to work fine!
Problems are related to location services. Turn off location reminders and Find Friends... Then battery life is excellent.


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The folks over at the Gawker blog are at it again. First they created Celeb Tracker Gawker Stalker which stirred up controversy and caught the attention of mainstream media such as BBC World. They're back with their latest Google Maps mashup: Gawker New York City Subway Smells Map. The map, as the title indicates, plots subway smells based on Gawker reader submissions, by station throughout the city.
It's a raw and in your face map (I warned you!) that Gawker explains in this blog post: "..Careful study and rote memorization of the smell map will allow you to navigate the subway system without even opening your eyes. Of course, you'll have to train your nose to distinguish the local urine varietals at each station, but that's a small price to pay. Enjoy this finely interactive and cartographic work of investigative service journalism."
This mashup was constructed by Will James using a syndicated version of his NYC Subway map over on OnNYTurf.
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In 2007, I thought the consolidation of the Malvern and Nishna Valley school districts into one East Mills Community School District was a good idea.
I don't feel that way anymore.
As an outsider looking in, the Nishna Valley-Malvern marriage appears to be on shaky ground.
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- A study of Lambda-production in central nucleus-nucleus interactions at a momentum of 4.5 GeV/c per incident nucleon (1983)
- Charged particle spectra in central S+S collisions at 200 GeV/c per nucleon (1994)
- The transverse momentum and rapidity distributions of negative hadrons and participant protons have been measured for central 32S+ 32S collisions at plab=200 GeV/c per nucleon. The proton mean rapidity shift < Delta y>~1.6 and mean transverse momentum <pT>~0.6 GeV/c are much higher than in pp or peripheral AA collisions and indicate an increase in the nuclear stopping power. All pT spectra exhibit similar source temperatures. Including previous results for K0s Lambda , and Lambda -bar, we account for all important contributions to particle production.
- Peculiarities of Lambda hyperon and Pi meson production in nucleus-nucleus collisions at high energies (1985)
- Comment on 'Strangeness enhancement in p+A and S+A interactions at energies near 200 A GeV" (1996)
- We argue that the recent analysis of strangeness production in nuclear collisions at 200 A GeV/c performed by Topor Pop et al. is flawed. The conclusions are based on an erroneous interpretation of the data and the numerical model results. The term "strangeness enhancement" is used in a misleading way.
- Pion and strangeness puzzles (1996)
- The dependence of pion and strangeness production on the number of participant nucleons and collision energy is discussed for central A+A collisions. A possible interpretation of the experimental results assuming transition to QGP is sketched within a simple statistical approach.
- Strangeness in Nuclear Collisions (1996)
- Data on the mean multiplicity of strange hadrons produced in minimum bias proton--proton and central nucleus--nucleus collisions at momenta between 2.8 and 400 GeV/c per nucleon have been compiled. The multiplicities for nucleon--nucleon interactions were constructed. The ratios of strange particle multiplicity to participant nucleon as well as to pion multiplicity are larger for central nucleus--nucleus collisions than for nucleon--nucleon interactions at all studied energies. The data at AGS energies suggest that the latter ratio saturates with increasing masses of the colliding nuclei. The strangeness to pion multiplicity ratio observed in nucleon--nucleon interactions increases with collision energy in the whole energy range studied. A qualitatively different behaviour is observed for central nucleus--nucleus collisions: the ratio rapidly increases when going from Dubna to AGS energies and changes little between AGS and SPS energies. This change in the behaviour can be related to the increase in the entropy production observed in central nucleus-nucleus collisions at the same energy range. The results are interpreted within a statistical approach. They are consistent with the hypothesis that the Quark Gluon Plasma is created at SPS energies, the critical collision energy being between AGS and SPS energies.
- On the early stage of nucleus-nucleus collisions (1998)
- A statistical model of the early stage of central nucleus--nucleus (A+A) collisions is developed. We suggest a description of the confined state with several free parameters fitted to a compilation of A+A data at the AGS. For the deconfined state a simple Bag model equation of state is assumed. The model leads to the conclusion that a Quark Gluon Plasma is created in central nucleus--nucleus collisions at the SPS. This result is in quantitative agreement with existing SPS data on pion and strangeness production and gives a natural explanation for their scaling behaviour. The localization and the properties of the transition region are discussed. It is shown that the deconfinement transition can be detected by observation of the characteristic energy dependence of pion and strangeness multiplicities, and by an increase of the event--by--event fluctuations. An attempt to understand the data on J/psi production in Pb+Pb collisions at the SPS within the same approach is presented.
- Observation of deconfinement phase transition in nucleus-nucleus collisions (2004)
- The main results obtained within the energy scan program at the CERN SPS are presented. The anomalies in energy dependence of hadron production indicate that the onset of deconfinement phase transition is located at about 30 A GeV. For the first time we seem to have clear evidence for the existence of a deconfined state of matter in nature. PACS numbers: 24.85.+p
- On chemical equilibrium in nuclear collisions (1997)
- The data on average hadron multiplicities in central A+A collisions measured at CERN SPS are analysed with the ideal hadron gas model. It is shown that the full chemical equilibrium version of the model fails to describe the experimental results. The agreement of the data with the off-equilibrium version allowing for partial strangeness saturation is significantly better. The freeze-out temperature of about 180 MeV seems to be independent of the system size (from S+S to Pb+Pb) and in agreement with that extracted in e+e-, pp and p{\bar p} collisions. The strangeness suppression is discussed at both hadron and valence quark level. It is found that the hadronic strangeness saturation factor gamma_S increases from about 0.45 for pp interactions to about 0.7 for central A+A collisions with no significant change from S+S to Pb+Pb collisions. The quark strangeness suppression factor lambda_S is found to be about 0.2 for elementary collisions and about 0.4 for heavy ion collisions independently of collision energy and type of colliding system


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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.---Chattanooga Mocs Head Basketball Coach Will Wade has been busy over his first couple of months on the job. Scheduling, recruiting, hiring assistants…he's been non-stop since day one. That hasn't stopped him from planning the little things.
The 2013 Chattanooga Basketball Golf Outing is one of those. It is scheduled for Monday, August 19, at Lookout Mountain Golf Club.
"This will be a great day for our program," Wade stated. "It's an opportunity to interact with our loyal fans and alums and spread a little 'Chaos' in a fun environment. It also serves as a necessary fund-raising event to enhance the experience we are able to provide student-athletes – athletically, academically and socially."
Registration is from 10:30 a.m.-Noon with lunch starting at 11 a.m. The four-person, select shot format begins at 12:30 p.m., with a shotgun start. There are a myriad of prizes, including longest drive, closest to the hole and a car from Marshal Mize Ford for a hole-in-one. An awards dinner follows and a silent auction is available as well.
For more information, click the PDF linked above or contact Brooks Savage at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling (803) 429-7738.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page or on Twitter. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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The hype is relentless.
2K Pro-Am Brings More Team Customization to NBA 2K16's MyPlayer Mode
My team logo is going to be a scan of van Gogh's "Sorrowing Old Man (At Eternity's Gate)". The team will be called the Los Angeles Lakers.
ZombiU Coming to PC, Xbox One and PS4, Is Just Called Zombi Now
If this results in more people playing ZombiU--er, Zombi--then sure, why the hell not? That game was good.
Quick Look: King's Quest
Sit back, relax, and let 'ol Brad and Rorie tell you about the time they fought a dragon.
Metal Gear Scanlon 4 - Part 06
Laugh with Drew and Dan as they find a cool cave and expose themselves to a lady to make her cry.
Us vs. Them: Rocket League: REMATCH
Well, technically, this is the first real match, because none of those other ones counted.
Here's the Story of How All Those Brands Got Together in LEGO Dimensions
I mean, the real story involves a lot of lawyers and contract negotiations, but the kids might not be into that so here's some stuff with inter-dimensional portals or whatever.
King's Quest's First Episode Is Out Now
This is not to suggest anything about the quality of the game itself, but this trailer really feels like it's promoting a direct-to-video Disney cartoon.
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Jeff and Dan use the way of the ninja to quench their unquenchable thirst for gold. Plus plus.
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Austin mimes and burgles his way into the charming, yet dangerous world of dungeon exploring.
Metal Gear Scanlon 4 - Part 05
With friends like a chain smoking monkey and a lecherous old man, who needs a psychological counselor?
Giant Bomb Mailbag: Are These Earbuds Edition
We get brews, new plugs, and our butts get rocked.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Is The Terminator in...WWE 2K16?
He's been sent back to our time to terminate Hulk Hogan's contract.
VinnyVania: Dracula's Curse - Part 03
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Race your cart to beat Death and doom your neighbors. Life ain't easy on these geriatric streets.
Demo Derby: PlayStation Underground: Volume 4 Issue 3
Dan, Drew, and Jeff hit up a rocking music festival, get stuck on a garage door, and want their PlayStation 2 RIGHT NOW!
Unfinished: Dungeon Souls 07/24/2015
Dungeons are huge right now and Brad and Jeff wouldn't have it any other way.
Unprofessional Fridays: 07/24/2015
Jason powers up, Dan spins infinitely, Brad goes for double platinum, and Jeff... relapses.
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Breaking Bradborne: The Platinum - Part 06
This victory lap is taking a bit longer than expected, but there's a shiny platinum glimmering at the end of the tunnel.
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HERSHEY, Pa. — The nationally fifth-ranked USC Aiken men's golf team moved up six spots to fourth after the second round of stroke play in the 2013 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship at the par-71, 6,984-yard East Course at the Hershey Country Club.
USCA enters the final round of stroke play in the with a two-round team tally of 590 (298-292).
The Pacers are in a favorable position since the top eight teams after the 54 holes of stroke play advance to the match play portion of the championship.
The top eight teams after today's final round will be put into brackets based on the 54-hole scores. This will be the third year that match play will be utilized to determine the national champion.
The pairings for the quarterfinals will be seed No. 1 against seed No. 8, seed No. 2 against seed No. 7, seed No. 3 against seed No. 6 and seed No. 4 against seed No. 5.
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Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year Matt Atkins is in second individually after the first two days at 3-under 139.
Atkins is just one stroke back of Rob Damschen of CSU-Stanislaus, who is the individual leader after two rounds at 4-under 138 (70-68).
Atkins will be vying for his fourth individual title of his career in the final round, as an individual champion will be declared after the 54 holes of stroke play.
USCA currently has three individuals in the top 50 as Hayden Letien is tied for 22nd at 147 (76-71). Taylor Welborn is tied for 47th at 152 (76-76).
USCA's Mark Dickson is tied for 59th at 153 (77-76), while JP Solis is tied for 75th at 156 (76-80).
National No. 2 Barry is leading after two rounds at 572 (284-288). No. 1 Nova Southeastern is in second at 582 (292-290). No. 8 Florida Southern is just ahead of the Pacers in third at 587 (294-293).
Action in the third and final round of stroke play is scheduled to get underway at 7:30 a.m. The first Pacer will tee off at noon.
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You people are crazy.
Listen, stop equaling murders in real life and pvp killings in game. When I kill you in the game, I don't harm you, okay? When you kill me, I'm not harmed. Got it? I don't have to be a psychopath to gank your toon, allright?
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You are only seeing things in the terms of the physical, there are many ways to harm an individual, and they can be far more terrible than any physical pain.
And yes, you are missing the point.
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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It's kind of true, but it depends on the bastards in question;
Good Example;
AoC had a group on Tyranny at launch called *HOGG*, who were "the" griefer group on the server for the time. They would hold down an entire zone with just a handful of players, some not even max-lvl (at the time), and just keep people from doing their quests until they got riled up enough to find buddies and give them a real fight.
They didn't take in any new players wanting in, never truly zerged anyone, and were able to be a thorn in the whole server's side through sheer skill and coordination. Eventually people were loving the idea of hearing "HOGG @ FotD", or something. They even had a podcast (for a while) that was slightly entertaining. They actually did the server community a service by being a common enemy, and a respectable rival.
Bad Example;
Every once in a while 4chan will invade a game that allows for griefing (in any way) that happens to have a tree trial, or is just generally F2P. They attacked Wurm Online multiple times, a game where people change the game-world into art through months of work, and basically forced the devs to remove "basic accounts" for a time, and seperate an infinite free trial server from the premium ones. Yep, griefers hate having to pay - so it worked - but they came back to the free trials server during MY time there, and made ours gameplay days a living hell.
I almost never came back after having our forest cut down, being encased in an non-smashable fence, turning a quarter of the landmass into an unfixable gravel pit (the devs had to come in and fix it themselves using in-game tools), etc. They are lucky I even chose to go premium because of all that, but I'm glad I did. Imagine what others think after something like that. These people are just out to RUIN a game, with no other motive than actually making a game go under - it's literally in their charter.
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>>You are only seeing things in the terms of the physical, there are many ways to harm an individual, and they can be far more terrible than any physical pain.<<
No! No! If you are playing the damn game, you can't be harmed by the death of your toon worse than physically. You die in pve all the time! And if you ARE hurt that badly, don't play the game which allow non-consetual pvp - they have warnings on their boxes, you know. This is ridiculous. This is worse than ridiculous. I don't even know how to call it.
Worst case consequence: you stop playing the damn game. Oh noes! Your life is ruined! Why, may be you'll even stop playing games whatsoever and will do something useful with your time. Can't have it, can we!
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Dying once in PvP isn't griefing.... dying for every moment that you decide to play, because they have you locked down in front of a spawn point, is griefing.
Play EVE online, people park outside stations for 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK, in shifts, to make sure other people can't undock (and therefore, play). It's a serious metagame of getting someone to cancel their sub.
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I agree with this article 100%.
MMORPGS aren't exciting or as fun as they used to be because there's no risk in them.
In fact a lot of them you can win just by spending cash on them.
How is that fun? You spend $100-$200 and you've just beat the game (I'm sure it's much more many than this so please don't feel the need to correct me because it's just being used as an example).
I want to feel frustrated because I lost my hard earned items from being killed by open worlded PvP.
You know why?
Because then when I work hard to earn everything back the feeling of acomplishment would be 100% times more.
I know at the time it happens it's not fun and you wish it hadn't happened.
You wouldn't actually be saying that you wanted this to happen all along and neither would I. I think you know what I'm getting at though.
That feeling that you can do anything and get anything with hard enough work and dedication.
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I dissagree for one reason. When you are playing a game you have a certain Anonymity. You can do horrible things to a person and then just log off.
In real life there can be permenent reprocussions to killing someone or stealing from them. This is part of why we behave. it isn't that we don't want to do bad things (Sometimes in a fit of rage) it is that we are worried about getting caught.
So if you want to take away all the safety nets and let characters kill each other and steal all their stuff at will... Go ahead. Just make sure that everyone in the game has to post their real Identity, where they live, what their e-mail is, what their phone number is. That way if someone griefs you; you can go over to there house and kick their ass in real life.
I bet people would behave a little better.
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I often see the "risk VS reward" argument in debates like this.
But rarely is the hunter at any risk at all, wereas the hunted never see any reward.
And even if caught by an anti-pk gang, there is still little risk, even with full loot, these people rarely run around doing their evil deeds in bazzillion gold equipment, they have 5 complete, cheap, sets in the bank, tailored for the task.
Give it REAL consequences to be an evil bastard, once caught, and you are different ways into "red", ( ie flagged as a pk ), you go to jail, or are hanged, permanently!
As most MMO use the 90 minute or so day system, a one year sentence, for a murder for example, is one year in game time for that character, as in unplyable for two weeks, well playable in an 8 by 8 foot room, with a hole in the ground!
Enough crimes in your bag, public hanging and perma death!
Much like in real life there is freedom, you can pretty much do whatever the hell you want, until you get caught.
An FFA full loot mmo with a system like that could be really interesting.
I wonder if you honestly even believe what you type, or if you live in a made up world of facts.
>>Play EVE online, people park outside stations for 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK, in shifts, to make sure other people can't undock (and therefore, play). It's a serious metagame of getting someone to cancel their sub.<<
*rolls eyes* well, clonejump, then! *Grumble, mumble, mumble* Ridiculous. I've played Eve for years; there is not a single situation there where a player can be actually GRIEFED without him being a complete and utter twit who repeats the same dumb action.. and suffers the same consequence.
And the worst case of cancelling the sub? Ohhhh! Horrible! You stop playing a game! You are grieviously harmed! I weep for your loss! Bah! Balderdash! Certainly that's on the same level as real-life murder!
Originally posted by Umbrood
Give it REAL consequences to be an evil bastard, once caught, and you are different ways into "red", ( ie flagged as a pk ), you go to jail, or are hanged, permanently!
I'm all for that; why not? I would gladly play that game and murder people in it, the consequences will make it all the more exciting.
And if caught? Well, I'll just log in another char, won't I?
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If you can't kill it, don't make it mad.
This is the same warmed over dogma that the Goonies and others have been pushing for years now. For those who aren't familiar with them, one of their mottos is; "We don't want to ruin the game, we want to ruin your game". There will always be those who get their jollies from ruining others play experience. Games that allow or encourage that niche themselves in the modern western markets. Its a niche thats been growing progressively smaller over the years.
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IThere's a fine line between simple player killing as part of the game, and griefing because you enjoy causing others pain. Obviously some folks don't realize it
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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Originally posted by meilirs
Don't even compare that piece of rubbish Cryptics is doing to NWN1. There won't be the 'world building' aspect that NWN1 had. As far as I have seen it will just be another tired attempt to play on a sucessful franchise. Cryptic's doing it, that should give you a clue. Atari flogged them off to Perfect World International less than 3 years after they bought them. We see Cryptics attitude towards quality with the farce that was Star Trek Online.
You want to re-energize the community, make Neverwinter a 'build your own world from square one' game like NWN1 was (with areas. placeables, terrain, scripting, community expansion,Linux server hosting,MySQL Database tie-in etc) but using modern 3D technology and they will have a winner.
They are bound to fail with a sad attempt at anything else. You can't stick in a few 'user controlable items' and call it Neverwinter. From what I have seen so far, they WILL NOT be getting my money.
Originally posted by Grahor
Yes, you entirely missed the point. We are talking about how important "bast****" prevention is from games as they detract from the overall experience. Games that allow for griefers and complete idiots that go unpunished will never succeed in creating a stable and healthy gaming environment.
Originally posted by Razeekster
He's not talking about risk. There can be a whole lot of that without griefing and within a game's established rules. What he is suggesting is that MMO's should allow for more assh**** which is simply an immature and unfounded idea.
Originally posted by Grahor
Usually these games only allow for one character per server.
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Originally posted by Alx_Starfire
I just heard about the MMO so I was watching the trailer.
On topic:
Actually, I remember that in one free to play game I played back in the day that was kill and loot the pk areas were actually better than the non-pk ones.
People were more well-behaved if they knew you could kill them and take all their shiny gold pieces. Like, in the non-pk areas players would harrass you and "steal" mobs while cussing you out. In the pk area players had two choices: if you were weak you had to be polite or if you were stronger then you could kill the other player.
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Originally posted by Kyleran
And what people dont seem to realize is that there is no way to tell which is the other players motive for killing you. Everyone just assumes its because they are a griefer because they lack the maturity to handle a game with consequences such as being killed and looted.
Instead of being mature and seeing what being killed is, a minor set back, they automatically cry griefer. Bascially, there is no fine line, just people who cant take being one up'd by another player.
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If you can't kill it, don't make it mad.
Originally posted by vaultbrain
Well, thats certainly one possibility. But over time its been demonstrated countless times, that there ARE people who get their jollies from ruining others play experience. Rather than blaming the victim (which in some regards, is what a certain perspective advocates) it makes more sense, business wise, to take steps to eliminate the ability for griefers and gankers and their antics to disrupt others play experience.
Perpetuum is an example of a game that has both elements, and handles them rather well. On the Alpha islands unflagged players simply can't be attacked by players. Period. On the Beta islands its free for all PvP. Anyone going to the Betas knows that. In that regard, its the natural end point to a system such as the evolution of EVE's Concord.
That evolution has been to protect CCP's business model. As long as people like the Goonies exist, game companies in the modern western markets would be best served to adopt the model that Perpetuum uses.
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The explanation as to why there is so little 'PvP Freedom' is in a poll on this very site.
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For most of us, go-karting means an afternoon at the putt-putt course: three rounds of the track and then calling it a day. It's over when the helmet comes off.
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Last month, that hard work brought Evan to his first time on the podium in a national race. This month, Evan finishes out his third season of karting — his first in the United States Pro Kart Series.
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"Most people think, when you tell them [Evan does] karting, they're thinking that's what you're in — going 15, 30 miles an hour," Karen said. "There's really no comparison, in terms of the chassis, the engines, the setup. It's totally different. It's a serious sport."
Evan added that the bustle of activity surrounding the racetrack on race day is overwhelming. He said one recent event had 300 entries.
"There's tens of millions of dollars' worth of trailers and equipment there, with at least 15 or 20 53-foot-long NASCAR trailers," he said. "It's such a small sport that so few people know about it. Until you're in it, you just don't realize how huge it is."
Fritts' dive into the sport started with a video game.
"It was my seventh or eighth birthday when I got a PlayStation for Christmas, and I got a racing game on it," he said. "I remember just playing it and thinking, 'Wow, I just love racing cars.'"
But what compelled him to pursue racing beyond video games, he said, happened when he was 10. Up until then, he said he had never realized what racing could be like outside of a putt-putt course.
"We went to the auto shows every year and I had like a million Hot Wheels," he joked, "but I never really thought about racing until I was channel surfing one day, and I saw that the Formula One Grand Prix of Japan was on. And I thought, 'Maybe I'll watch this.'"
The more he watched, the more Fritts realized he wanted to be a race car driver when he grew up.
His said his decision solidified when he and his family attended a Grand-Am Rolex race later that year.
"I just remember the noise of the cars, and I could smell the tires and the gasoline, just thinking that this is the coolest thing ever," Fritts said. "I wanna do this, you know, why not?"
A bit of research told him that many race car drivers started out racing go karts. So karting was where he would start his racing career, too.
Karen said Evan began begging her and her husband for a kart, further inspired by their neighbor at the time who had a street kart of his own.
"We had to keep explaining to him that no, they're not street legal. No, I'm not buying you a kart," Karen said.
But two years later, she and her husband relented. In January 2012, Evan and his father discovered the Pittsburgh International Race Complex, a racetrack with a club racing series that had an age class in which Evan could compete.
Next was getting their hands on a kart.
"It was later in spring of that year when [my dad and I] got a chassis," Evan said. "It was a secondhand chassis, you know, because we were just getting into the sport. So we got an old chassis, and an even older motor, and we just set out doing tons of days of testing, just to learn to drive and race . . . how to brake hard, be aggressive, and then how to tune the car."
In his first Pittsburgh club series race, Fritts finished in last place.
A small victory came when he finished second to last in a later club race.
But he said this didn't deter him from his dream.
"That year, the first year racing — it was just a learning year," he said. "It was just figuring out how to drive it . . . just hours of frustration in the garage, trying to figure things out."
Coach Robert Bujdoso, whose father owns the Pittsburgh International Race Complex, said these hours in the garage are what set Fritts apart from his teammates.
Since meeting Fritts last year, Bujdoso said he has seen his passion for the sport show in many ways. The most prominent is an enthusiasm for learning the mechanics behind the strategy of karting.
"He's more of a hands-on guy who really works on his own stuff," Bujdoso said. "He's not someone who just sits around, being there. He's there doing things himself."
Bujdoso recalled a time when Evan's kart broke down during a race in South Bend, Indiana. While other racers may have had someone else do the repairs, Fritts jumped in himself.
"He just ended up putting the whole engine on by himself," Bujdoso said.
Fritts' racing career picked up quickly once the first learning year ended. After winning champion of the first three club races in his second season last year, he said he felt ready to compete in regional races.
It was only a matter of weeks before Fritts entered the national circuit. Karen said he moved from one series to another fairly quickly, often placing higher than his peers who have raced far longer than he has.
"One thing to remember is, the kids that he's racing with at this level — they've been racing since they were 5 or 6 years old," Karen said. "So Evan really started kind of late in the game and has progressed well in a short amount of time."
That year, after placing sixth in his first national race, Evan was named Driver of the Year by the Pittsburgh International Race Complex.
At the end of his second season karting, Fritts joined a bigger team with Checkered Motorsports. He said this past year has been filled primarily by national races with club races in between as practice.
Fritts said the challenge of competing at the national level brings mixed feelings, describing the initial chaos of a race.
"I get a little nervous, especially in the starting grid. Two-by-two, everybody's rolling up to the starting line, trying to get the best start possible," he said. "You don't really know what's going to happen next. 'Cause when you're trying to get 30 guys through a 10-foot-wide patch of asphalt, it's just so hectic and everybody's shuffling, bumping each other. So there's a little bit of a fear aspect in there, but I think that's fun. I just ride the adrenaline."
Those around Fritts have found themselves brought closer together by the sport.
"We've officially become a racing family," Karen said, adding with a smile, "We even have the clothing to verify that."
Bujdoso agreed.
"As you get to know someone, you start to open up a little bit," he said. "We're already a big family. We've [become one] as the year has kind of played out."
Bujdoso said he rarely sees the kind of support provided by Evan's racing family, particularly by Evan's parents. They provide a deeper level of encouragement, he said, that's not just simply supplying Evan with the will to continue.
"It's not that Karen motivates Evan, because I think Evan's already motivated on his own," Bujdoso said. "But she keeps pushing him to get better."
Fritts said he feels the same way about his racing family. Aside from Bujdoso and others who help with the team, he said his parents have been helpful from the very beginning.
"When you tell your parents, 'I wanna race go-karts' — which means you're gonna have to spend tens of thousands of dollars and give up just about every weekend in the spring, fall and summer — most of them would've said no," Fritts said. "But mine said, 'Yeah, let's do it.'"
There's an old saying in the racing world, Fritts said, about turn one. They say you can't win the race in the first turn, but you can lose it in the first turn.
For Fritts, the past three years have been filled with crazy experiences and national achievements. He said the first turn is crucial in every race.
So what does go-karting mean to him?
It means the first turn is just the beginning.
For more information, visit "Evan Fritts Racing" on Facebook or read Evan's blog at www.evanfrittsracing.com.
Tags: Checkered Motorsports, Evan Fritts, go kart racing, GoPro camera, Grand-Am Rolex race, Karen Fritts, karting, Nascar, Pittsburgh International Race Complex, PlayStation, race car driver, Robert Bujdoso, St. Francis De Sales High School, United States Pro Kart Series


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So many tomatoes growing on the plant. Will have plenty to share with my family. The plant is really big and very healthy. Will buy next year.
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Ready for planting
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- Arrived in perfect shape
- Doing Well Indoors
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- Thriving Indoors For Now
So far, the tomato's doing very well. It's too cold to plant outside right now. So time will tell how good an addition to the garden it is.
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