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It was a problem in planetside and Everquest 2 at launch it is same in planetside 2.the minimum spec as it is is higher then most games and is not playable at that you need at least the recommended to play and not even possible in big battles.
They really need to optimise it big time if they plan to grab a mainstream audience ,I recall how many people left planetside at launch due to high specs and it will happen again.if people did not upgrade enmass in 2005 when the economy was booming for planetside ,no way will they do it in 2012 in a deep recession.
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I see where your concern is, however you have to take a moment and realize that the game gets optimized and unoptimized with every other patch. They're messing with it until they get it right.
Posting here about it won't get it fixed either. You have to give your input on the Beta forums under Technical Issues. If you have never participated in a true Beta before, then now is a great time to learn.
For instance, I have a below min spec machine (Should not be able to play PS2 at all) and the game was frustratingly unplayable 2 months ago, beautifully playable a month ago (I'm talking 30+ FPS in large battles with no hiccups), and now it's just stutteringly unplayable after this last patch. Instead of whining on MMORPG.com I decided to post my specs, feedback, and constructive criticism about it on the PS2 Beta Forums where that stuff belongs.
Maybe I'll be able to play next patch, and maybe not. Hell, with my specs I shouldn't of even been able to play AT ALL, but I was able to because previous Beta testers gave their feedback, and now I am doing the same.
On top of that, SOE always tries to release games that are made for next-gen machines. Yes, it's a pain in the ass for those of us that don't have tons of money, but it seems like they've been putting a little more effort into optimizing PS2 for lower end machines than is usual for them.
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Originally posted by hercules
theres numerous posts about this issue, moreover, theres also posts that some people with on par or over reccommended specs continue to has frame rate issues will some , also on par or in some case slightly under. are having better frame rate than their counter parts.
they have no choice but to get the game optimized which they are doing, what im more interested with is how the dev time will handle getting people with ATI cards up to snuff in gameplay performance.
Where did you find the system specs? The only purported specs that I could find with a Google search were completely incoherent, and looked like random guessing written by someone who doesn't know much about computer hardware. "GeForce 500 series" or later would be a completely stupid thing to put in the specs; the 500 series is just a respin of the 400 series, and the lowest end 500 series card is actually much slower than the lowest end 400 series card that was sold to the general public. And then listing a Phenom II X6, when there are few games where that will provide a meaningful advantage over a Phenom II X4? The purported minimum specs listed two different video cards, one of which is about 3-4 times as fast as the other, which would leave it unclear whether a broad swath of hardware meets the minimum specs or not.
Originally posted by Tallyn
Everything this guy said is true. When I first got in my 32bit win xp dual core 280gtx was able to play confortably on medium except for shadows. Then they decided to improve performance for higher end rigs and that patch made the game unplayable for me after. Anyways its 2012, the beta was fun enough to make me order a completely new system that should last me 5+ years.
As for the quick Google, it returns pretty much what are listed as the beta requirements.
Even though it lists XP, it also lists 4 GB of RAM - so you're looking at 64-bit XP. They want at least 3.0 GHz dual core - whether you're going AMD or Intel. Now, the GPU side's definitely interesting. 256MB, eh? But saying 4850 or higher? Er...no, lol. That would be 512MB min then. Course, that 8600 is quirky as Hell - because that's not on par with a 4850. That's getting into the 8800 Ultra and the 9800s....and above. Then of course, you run into the issue where somebody sees 4850 and they believe because they have a 5xxx, 6xxx, or 7xxx card that they're good to go. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. You'd be looking at x850, y850, z850... a 5670 or a 6770 is not as good as a 4850. The 5670's better than a 4670 and the 6770 is better than a 5770 or a 4770... but that first number's going to throw folks.
But yeah, based on what one sees at the various hardware surveys from folks like Steam and the rest - some of the MMO developers do not realize how much the general MMO populace lags behind.
And lol, those are just the min specs - as in everything turned off and at an itty bitty resolution. There's likely a post somewhere on the forums over there about various recommended specs for running at various resolutions. If you want to run at X, you need Y - etc, etc, etc.
I ran into the same thing with TSW. I didn't have the money sitting around to upgrade my machine and the girlfriend's - not when we can play other things fine. It just wasn't time yet.
For PS2 though - one might have the expectation that folks that play these kind of games are more likely to have updated their machines to play the SP/MP versions. So you can kind of see where they're coming from...
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I'd guess that MMO developers actually have a really good idea of what kind of hardware people are playing/attempting to play their games with.
The min spec on this game appears that it will be a machine that was approaching top of the line (mid/high) about 4.5 years ago... by the time of launch, it will be about 5 years old.
Not sure there is anything particularly out of line about that...
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this is what i saw for specs
http://help.station.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35012/p/5833The game is still in the earliest stages of Beta so these are far from the final specifications, but below are listed the current recommended specs for running PlanetSide® 2 as it was meant to be run.
Current Minimum System Requirements
Originally posted by fadis
Looking at the following, I'd guess that two MMO developers do not have a really good idea of what hardware people have...
PS2 coming:
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Originally posted by Beanpuie
Do you mean amd CPU's?
Because i'm running PS2 with a pair of 6850's in crossfire and the game is smooth as silk, even in the most intense battles.
Originally posted by Nadia
That matches what I found on some other sites, and it's completely incoherent. If a GeForce GT 520 meets the recommended requirements and a Radeon HD 6850 doesn't, then something is very badly broken to the degree that the game isn't ready for alpha testing, as the latter card has something like 6 times the performance of the former.
Posting drivel like that on their official web page (meaning I blame SOE, not you) does more to muddle than clarify the issue of whether a computer can handle the game. That completely defeats the point of posting system requirements in the first place. It would be more informative if they were to throw up their hands in the air and say, "We have no clue whether your computer can handle the game."
But then, SOE's web pages has always been a complete disaster. Once I looked into Vanguard and concluded that the game hadn't released and wasn't close to it--and later learned that this was about two years after release. The Infantry web page required you to register and log in before they information on how to download the game would appear. I don't hate SOE the way some people do, but their web site has to be costing them customers.
To take it apart a little more, it requires DirectX--but we have no idea what version. A card in the GeForce 500 or 600 series meets the recommended specs, even if it's a renamed card from the 400 series--but if you have one with a sticker on it that says 400 series, it doesn't. And if you have an AMD card that is several times as fast, that also doesn't. Nvidia's mid-range card from the 8000 series meets the minimum specs, but ATI's high end from that series and the one after it doesn't. Who wrote that? Even Nvidia marketing flacks usually don't exaggerate that much.
And a dual core processor meets the minimum specs, while a higher clocked quad core with equivalent cores doesn't? A very slow ULV dual core meets the recommended specs, but a dramatically faster quad core doesn't? I can understand saying, this particular processor or better, but why Core 2 Duo E6850, and make people look up the specs on it elsewhere? Even people who work for Intel probably usually don't know the specs just from the model number.
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Im running like a 3yr old PC (wasn't even top-spec back then) and my PS2 in it's current state runs fluid on 1920x1080, dunno what's your gripe about, unless you're playing on a pentium3 machine.
Lot of games out there that are specced way beyond what PS2 is, and those are current "beta specs"
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Originally posted by VirusDancer
All of the ones that you list except for the Planetside 2 one are at least coherent. You could tell me that you have such and such hardware, and I could tell you that it meets the requirements or doesn't, or maybe only that it's right around the minimum requirements. That's the point of posting system requirements. And to be fair, there is some wiggle room, as one person may think that 20 frames per second on minimum settings is fine, while another thinks 30 is unplayable.
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WAY too early to conclude anything right now. That said, theyre pretty much on top of things. Lots of reports coming in and lots of replies on their part.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
after looking at the spec's for the various games listed, they seemed pretty straight forward tbh, so not sure how he came up with more than 1 as being.. a bit out of touch.. but yes, the requirements for the game do appear to be a bit confusing, not that i'd be rushing out the door to upgrade any time soon.. hopefully when the game is actually closer to release, they will be able to post more 'coherent' spec requirements for it.. but .. this is SOE.. so im kind of wondering if thats a realistic assumption.
Originally posted by Phry
Um... it was pretty simple - look at the requirements: CPU & GPU for all the games aside from TSW and PS2. You could meet the requirements for all of the other games, but not meet the requirements for TSW or PS2. It's not about the requirements being coherent or not - it's about the level of the requirements and having an understanding of the hardware out there being used by the masses. TSW and PS2 do not.
Yes, there is most definitely the separate issue of the PS2 requirements not making sense in of themselves... but that's not the point I was making. It was a simple point - the PS2 requirements are going to exclude a lot of folks like the TSW requirements did. The two developers are out of touch with where the gamers are...as far as min requirements.
Same on the CPU side - they're all pretty much 2.0GHz dual cores - but TSW's asking 2.6GHz and PS2's asking 3.0GHz.
I mean, that's pretty straightforward - so I'm not sure where the confusion's coming from...
edit: And as I said earlier, people will often get confused by that number in the front. Consider the HD 4850 and the HD 7750. Yes, the 7750 is DX11, OpenGL 4.2, SM 5.0 compared to the DX10.1, OpenGL 2.1, and SM 4.1 of the 4850... but it's barely better than the 4850...63v72 GB/s bandwidth, 10000 vs 12800 Pixel, and 25000 vs 25680 Texture. The 4850 actually sports 1000 GFLOPS to the 7750's 820 GFLOPS.
Course, if you move up to the 7850 from the 7750... yes, it eats the 4850. Course you're paying twice as much for that 7850 as the 7750...
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I can run it on high with a GTX 470 , i5 PCU and 4 GBs with no hitchs.
Not bad considering my gig is nearly 4 years old.
Originally posted by VirusDancer
You seem to be completely missing the point. The problem is that they list two cards that aren't remotely comparable. It's kind of like a game releasing with specs saying it requires a Radeon HD 7870 or 6450 or equivalent. If you've got a card that performs somewhere in the vast chasm between those two without being terribly close to either, they've told you both that it's way over the required specs, and also that it's way below them and you shouldn't bother trying to run the game.
You can argue that a Radeon HD 4850 is somewhat high end, as it was $200 at launch--and a great value at that price. But a GeForce 8600 anything was never high end, and by the end of 2008, it was quite a stretch to call it even a budget gaming card.
The recommended specs were worse than the minimum, too. Why list a Phenom II X6 as if to imply that a Phenom II X4 isn't good enough, unless the game really can put those last two cores to good use? And if it really does need six cores, there isn't much chance of it being playable on two as in the minimum specs. And why GeForce 500 series or later, as if to exclude the 400 series, when the 500 series is nothing more than a respin of the 400 series. That would be like saying that if you have a Core i7-920 with the D0 stepping, it's good enough, but if it's the C0 stepping it isn't, even though they perform the same.
Originally posted by Krytycal
You've had that hardware for nearly four years? That's interesting when you consider that the first motherboards that could take a Core i5 processor launched about three years ago, and the GTX 470 less than 2 1/2 years ago.
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guys remember also one thing, they will launch thing who use top notch computers and force most of you to buy a new one, capitalism at his best, make things to force you spend even more on other things.
also note japanese devs always like to launch game with high grade specs for it take a little longer to look old. complaining about it will not make then stop doing it, only way is wait and see if you will play at launch or just when you feel like to upgrade


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Originally posted by kol56
I agree. WoW's fading success (It's a decade-old-game for Christ's sake!) coupled with the the belly flop of titles like TOR have sent the wrong message to the industry. The hard truth isn't that we're tired of paying for MMORPGs, it's that we're tired of paying for bad MMORPGs. Switching to F2P doesn't suddenly make a bad or ho-hum game good. And, not only that, but LOTRO's downturn has proven that even a decent game that goes F2P is ultimately screwed because of it.
I won't play F2P games. I won't become invested in something that the developers couldn't care less about. It's time for the people designing these things to stop running out of the gates with stars in their eyes, promising to be 'the next WoW,' and instead design like EVE. IE, build your game satisfy a niche audience, design with a low overhead, and maintain a reasonable client base over time. You don't crash and burn nearly as hard if you're not always shooting for the moon.
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Originally posted by JeroKane
The guy who did the conversion was Craig Alexander. Also the one behind the conversion of DDO just before that. He happens to be my best friend's wife's uncle. I've talked to him about it many times and I've got to go with him since he's the inside guy and a friend of the family. You're wrong about the state of the game prior to F2P. It was dead and dying and they were looking for another option rather than pulling the plug. I can't tell you the exact number because I don't remember but long story short they have more subbing players now that it's F2P with an optional sub than they ever had when the sub was mandatory.
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Originally posted by Humphrie
Please don't try to speak for the entire MMO community and say what "we" are tired of. I for one actually am tired of paying a sub for MMORPG's. It's a complete rip off and has provided me no additional benefit I haven't had available to me in my preferred F2P titles.
The fact is F2P is more profitable. Not only from whales but from subs. Like I said in my prior post they have more subs now in LotRO after F2P than before the conversion. Also I don't know where you get that because a game is F2P the devs don't care about it. Take a look at a fledgling game like Super Monday Night Combat - their team of roughly 14 folks slaves over their F2P title pushing out weekly updates all of which are free to players (sans cosmetics). Having met the developers I know they're passionate about their game, love to play it, and want to see it succeed.
I won't play games with subs anymore. I won't become invested in something the developers are milking money from me monthly for while not actually delivering anything more and oftentimes less than many F2P titles on the market. This doesn't mean there's no room for sub games at all or that some people won't choose to sub, but the reality is F2P is here to stay and it or some variant of it will be the dominant business model for some time to come.
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Lotro is my favourite mmo of all time with eq2 being a close second.
Sometimes I get tired of it and have a few months break, but I always come back.
The expansion looks awesome to me and most people I know that have tried the beta agree.
I'm a lifetime account holder as are a few others in my kin and we all think the F2P has been a huge benefit to the game, not everyone thinks F2P is a bad thing. We have lifetime members, VIP players and F2P players in my kin and we all have a great time. One of the F2P players was mad enough to grind numerous alts to get all content without paying a single penny.
I get 500 turbine points a month as a lifetime member, I've still chosen to spend around £150 a year on buying turbine points to enhance my game play as have most other lifetime members I know. That's about £12.50 a month, most people spend more on junk food. I only buy them when they have their 50% extra bonus point deals on and I see it as a great way of a company getting money to invest in further content (ROR looks awesome).
As to the ops complaint, I can understand their anger but I can't honestly think of one major company anywhere in the world where given the choice I would use. If I want my sky TV I have no choice but use one of two companies, both I detest. If I want to play Lotro I have to use turbine, if I want to play eq2, I have to use Sony etc. I could stop playing and doing anything, not have a mobile/cellphone, never shop at a supermarket, not buy my fav coffee etc etc etc as I don't like the companies that produce them, but in the real world, I either live a very isolated life to make a point ( a point the majority of people will never make, hence the companies concerned couldn't care less about my protest) , or I accept that big business is evil but something I need to use.
Turbine are bringing out the instance cluster, they won't have it ready in time for the expansions release, rather than delay the expansion further, they are releasing the instance cluster free for people who brought the expansion at a later date. Their decision to release at a later date has nothing to do with the ops protest ( as some have implied) they always planned to release it hence the op heard about it in the preorder.
Someone implied they were conned regarding the bag only being available in the most expensive prepurchase, it's called marketing. Each of the three prepurchase offers clearly told what was included and as I wanted the extra bag, I brought the expensive one.
I can understand turbines point of view on this, by choosing to buy in advance, I ge my extra bag now rather than when the expansion is released, I get other goodies too. Everything promised in the expansion is being released, just not all at once. Most people I know are a little pissed that the expansion is delayed and the instance cluster will be further delayed, at the same time we would rather it delayed and released when it's finished than rushed out. People who have played the beta also say there's plenty to keep us occupied until the instance cluster is release.
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In all honesty im pretty much on the fence in regards to this game.
I wasn't impressed by SoM, and RoI i found almost insulting. Going free to play however was the right choice, because honestly the game was dying. It wasn't bleeding subs like .. SWTOR or something, but they clearly could no longer deliver quality and quantity content with the money they made(SoM and RoI where both in developement in the P2P model).
Now with RoR we have the first expansion thats entirely developed in the new F2P model. I will judge them on it, and imho this will show wether they are in maintenance mode or not. What i have seen from RoR has not impressed me that much, they have fundamentally changed very little(talking about animation locking you to the spot etc) and the class balance is still ... not optimal.
But hey, im going to give them the chance to impress me. Lately we even had a dev talking in a thread about housing! He made more posts in a single day in that thread then all of Turbine combined the last 5 years in the housing forum. So about 5. Not that im bitter about it ...
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If anyone wants to trade their lifetime sub for a lifetime sub of Star Trek Online, I am more than willing to jump on it.
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From what I quickly read through it doesn't seem it is an issue of them giving a refund.
The issue is that you already applied the key and got the special items on your characters and are now asking for a refund (albeit for a diffrent part of the expansion). They are saying they can't give you a refund because you already got those digital items and it seems that is a long standing policy.
Maybe I'm reading it wrond but it sounds like if you hadn't already received some of the items from the expansion that they would give a refund.
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Originally posted by SnarlingWolf
Thing is that you cannot buy expansion without those items. So it is just saying "no refunds at all" in other words.
Originally posted by fenistil
When you buy it you have to apply the code to the account right? It sounds like up until the point you apply the code you may be able to get a refund.
I get that information was incorrect and/or changed so I can see where people may want a refund. I can also see where Turbine could see it as the person applied the code and has been using those items that they got with the pack but now want money back but they've already gained from the special items (I have no idea what these items are so maybe not). That is a tricky spot.
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Originally posted by SnarlingWolf
So, you prepurchase the expansion and because they like to throw an extra for you to use early, you can't cancel before teh actual expansion comes out?
They like to claim it's a technical limitation. They also use this excuse as to why you can't prepurchase expansions for points.
They are fully capable of both, but it's in their best interest to claim limitations and try to screw their customers.
Turbine is a seriously low class organization these days. They are so desperate for cash and have no concerns for customer satisfaction or their reputation.
Companies like Blizzard and ANet don't give their customers problems. You can get a full refund within 30 days of receiving the full product. No questions asked. No hassle. They value you as a future customer.
Originally posted by FrodoFragins
With GW2, if you get rid of the main game then you lose everything. If they end up doing a GW2 expansion with special in-game items that you get right away and can use to benefit yourself and then allow for a refund after you've gotten and possibly used the items then there would be more a point there.
I don't think most grocery stores would give you a refund on a box of cookies that you opened and ate 5 of first, but maybe they would.
I'm simply approaching the issue from both directions. I can see where a player would want and expect a refund and I can see where the company wouldn't see it as correct because the person could have already been benefiting off of the items and the return it all and have gotten a benefit for free. Like I said I don't know what items you get with it so if it was something as simple as a horse that could be taken away then that wouldn't be the case at all.
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This the first time I think I've ever agreed with the a refund complaint for an MMO.
Print the cashed webpage that lists the instance as a feature of the expansion; showing that it was listed even after you made the pre-purchase and then go to your bank and tell them that you want to charge it back because the developer isn't offering the product that they said they were when you made the purchase.
I would then go to as many gaming sites as I could find with all appropriate evidence and email the writters for those sites asking them to run a story on this.
This is the absolute definition of bait and switch if you made the purchase while the feature was listed as something you were to recieve with the money you paid. Turnbine has no right to even threaten bans for people wanting refunds because they aren't getting the product they said they would get.
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Originally posted by SnarlingWolf
If a Grocery Store advertised to give you a box of cookies and a piece of cake with every ham purchased... and they didn't give you the cake. They would likely give you a refund without any hassle and let you keep the whole box of cookies for free to make up for the inconvenience. That's the way companies who actualy value thier customers behave.
Advertising that you are including something as part of a purchase and then refusing to either deliver the promised item or refund the sale isn't only bad business, it's actualy illegal. What Turbine did would actualy justify an FTC (Federal Trade Commission) complaint. They are lucky they haven't gotten one....and I'm lucky I stopped playing a long time ago. Sad though...once upon a time Turbine was a pretty decent company.
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I think we can all understand why Turbine didn't want to give refunds SnarlingWolf, but that doesn't change the fact that this all resulted from the inaccurate information Turbine directly supplied to their customers. They made the mistake therefore the burden was all on them whether it was an inconvenience or not.
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Originally posted by GrumpyMel2
Actually most grocery stores will give you a refund if you open a box of cookies and eat 5, some won't ask any questions, some may want a valid reason.
Hell, I had to return a thing of coffee to the store after I opened it, and made a few pots of coffee with it. After a few days the coffee went stale, even though I kept it refrigerated like you're supposed to. It shouldn't go stale after a few days, and the store gave me no problems with returning an opend and used can of coffee.
The fact that the product that was paid for didn't come with everything they said it would should be all that is required for turbine to give a refund. It's not like people are asking for a refund because they didn't like it, and most people wouldn't realize something was missing untill after they've applied the code and started playing.
If Blizzard listed a feature for MoP, I would have no idea that that feature wasn't in the expansion untill after I've started playing it and realized that it wasn't actually available to me.
Turbine should have informed people before hand that they had to remove a feature of the expansion and gave them a period of time to request a refund, or offered to compensate them with some of whatever currency they use for the MT shop. Shame on them for simply removing it and not saying anything to anyone, and then threatening bans because people want the money back because they didn't get everything they thought they were paying for.
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Turbine has been pulling sleazy shenanigans and doing marketing word games for a long time now. This is the major reason I no longer play any of their games.
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Originally posted by Uhwop
Shame on them for simply removing it and not saying anything to anyone, and then threatening bans because people want the money back because they didn't get everything they thought they were paying for.
If I remember correctly, the situation occurred slightly differently from that. Turbine basically copied and pasted their format from the advertisement for the RoI expansion and updated it for RoR. Then a few days later they came out and said they had made a mistake and never intended to leave in the part where it said the players who bought the expansion would recieve the instances for free. So the people who had bought the expansion before the second announcement, quite rightly, kicked up a real fuss about it.
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Initially, allow me to state that I have not read every one of the previous posts. So, if this is a rehash of something that was discussed in the previous 100+ replies, ignore it.
I read the response from Turbine, and they are making what amounts to a technical legal argument. They assert that the purchase at issue was made AFTER they withdrew the instances from inclusion in RoR and that you enjoyed the benefits of the purchase in the interim. If you purchased after they withdrew the instances then you have no case (and which may account for their threat of sanctions up to possibly banning.)
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There's a tradition involved as WW says, through which men filter the scriptures and others beliefs. It colors our world.Also, I believe there's a blindness. We're all veiled, some to more or lesser extent - as God sees fit.
Are they really disobediant? Disobediance is breaking rules you are aware of. I'm sure for some it's just Hell Sells, but I think most ETs honestly believe.
Nope, not me. I dont know when pastoring became a paying job, but along time ago the Lord showed me that should it be a sanctioned religion, stay way from it. Any sect or denomination that needs money to keep the doors open, be leary.
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – A Live Nativity will bring the Christmas story to life during Hilbert College's 15th annual Christmas celebration from 2-4 p.m. on December 2. The celebration will include a children's Christmas party, complete with a visit from Santa, following the nativity.
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These layer-friendly fashion essentials are the building blocks of a solid, stylish wardrobe—10 gotta-have-'em pieces that will get you through even the coldest of cold-weather seasons. Read on for more outfit ideas than you could imagine.SEE MORE
Must-Have Layering Piece: Skinny JeansChoose a pair of skinny jeans in a goes-with-anything color like black or dark blue and you'll be in the clear. Running errands? Tuck them into a pair of boots. Lunch with the girls? Borrow a page from Ashley Madekwe's style playbook and wear them with ballet flats and a leather jacket. And if you're heading out for a night on the town, pointy-toe heels and a drapey top will be your go-to look.
Must-Have Layering Piece: A Cashmere SweaterNothing says off-duty prep like Kristen Stewart's crewneck cashmere sweater and blue oxford combination. Not your cup of tea? The wardrobe mainstay also goes with everything from skirts and printed trousers to leather pants and shorts.
Must-Have Layering Piece: A Tissue-Thin Long-Sleeve T-ShirtThis easy-to-style shirt is not only the ideal layering piece, it also works almost any time of year. Beyoncé wears a hot pink tee on its own with wide-leg pants, but as the temperature drops, you can wear it as base under a chunky sweater.
Must-Have Layering Piece: A Chambray Button-DownSick of the same old white button-down? Sub in a chambray blouse and spice things up! Make like Emma Stone and do denim on denim with a pop of color for a modern version of the Texas tuxedo.
Must-Have Layering Piece: A Bright-Color CoatFrom October to March, your outerwear is the first thing that everyone sees, so why not make a statement? Olivia Palermo's jacket adds a pop of color to an otherwise neutral-hue outfit.
Must-Have Layering Piece: Knee-High BootsWarm and chic—two qualities we look for in cold-weather footwear—come together with the perfect pair of knee-high boots. Pippa Middleton's style is excellent for trolling the weekend farmers' market, while stacked-heel versions are appropriate for dressy occasions.
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Alumni artists of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges will be featured in an exhibit at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery this summer. Christine Lafuente (BMC '91), and Scott Sherk (HC '75) will display their works May 27 through September 18.
Christine Lafuente will be showing approximately 20 to 30 pieces that reflect her 15 years as an artist, all presented courtesy of Philadelphia's Gross McCleaf Gallery. Her works will include sculptures created when she was an undergraduate in Haverford professor Chris Cairns' class; renderings of various locales in New York City, Vermont, and the Manayunk and Northern Liberties neighborhoods of Philadelphia; and a wide range of oil paintings, such as 2004's Pigments and Typewriter. She calls her paintings "poetic responses to visual experiences."
Lafuente earned her bachelor's degree in English from Bryn Mawr College in 1991 and her M.F.A. from Brooklyn College in 2004; she was also awarded a certificate in painting with a minor in printmaking from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1995. She has exhibited in solo shows at the Somerville Manning Gallery in Greenville, Del., the Gross McCleaf Gallery in Philadelphia, the Ruth Morpeth Gallery in Hopewell, N.J., the Kessler Gallery in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and the Mulligan-Shanoski Gallery in San Francisco, CA. Her work has also been included in group exhibitions throughout New York, New England, and the Delaware Valley. Lafuente has received numerous awards and grants from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, two Charles G. Shaw Memorial Awards from Brooklyn College, and a grant from the Stobart Foundation in Boston. She has served as artist-in-residence at Philadelphia's Fleisher Art Memorial and the Vermont Studio Center, and currently teaches at the Pratt Institute in New York.
Scott Sherk will show six welded steel sculptures and about a dozen drawings. The steel sculptures are abstractions developed from his studies and drawings of the human figure; these works are inspired by both Pierre Hudot's book Plotinus of the Simplicity of Vision and the drumming of Al Jackson, Jr. "I work from a state of confusion toward one of clarity and simplicity," says Sherk, who, like Lafuente, will be including some sculptures from his days as Chris Cairns' student.
Sherk received his bachelor's degree in fine arts from Haverford College in 1975 and his M.F.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1980. His work has been displayed in many venues across the country and around the world, including the Philadelphia Art Alliance, the Leslie Cecil Gallery in New York City, the University of California at Davis Memorial Union Gallery, the Anchorage Museum of Art and History in Anchorage, Alaska, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery in Alberta, Canada, and Tezukayama College in Nara, Japan. He has been awarded grants from both the Pennsylvania and the New York State Councils on the Arts, as well as several from Muhlenberg College, where he has served as chair of the art department since 2003. He last exhibited at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery in 1995.
Located in Whitehead Campus Center, the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. June through August. In September, the Gallery will be open Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and weekends from noon-5 p.m. For more information, call (610) 896-1287.
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To celebrate the last week of American Heart Month, Molina Healthcare, a local company in North Charleston, hosted a free heart health event with kids from Family Connection of South Carolina on Thursday, February 27. Approximately 25 children learned how to make healthy snacks and stay heart healthy. As part of the company's charitable giving efforts, Molina Healthcare executives also presented a $5,000 check to the organization to support its programs that serve families in the local community. "Although Molina has been around for 30 years, Molina Healthcare is the new kid on the block in managed care in South Carolina," said, Jackie Richards, executive director of Family Connection of South Carolina. "It is nice to know that they are committed to investing in our S.C. families who have children with special healthcare needs. We are very grateful for their support."
According to the American Heart Association, in 2010 heart disease was the second leading cause of death in South Carolina. Although heart disease isn't common in children, the road to heart disease begins when people are young. Eating healthy and moderate exercise are some easy steps that anyone can take to help prevent heart disease.
"As a new health care company in the state, we are excited to support local community organizations like Family Connection of South Carolina and every opportunity we get, we want to be able to provide health education to the community," said Thomas Lindquist, president of Molina Healthcare.
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Washington County schools closed Tuesday
Washington County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, February 26, 2013. Wednesday, will be determined. READ MORE
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Middle and high school band students in Gaston County traveled to Ashbrook High School for All-County Band auditions Jan. 8. The following students from John Chavis Middle School in Cherryville ... READ MORE
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Bobcats crush Eagles; prepare to face No. 2 NW FloridaDecember 6, 2012
By Shawn Wansley,JCJC Sports Information Director
ELLISVILLE – It was the perfect tuneup for the Jones County Junior College Bobcats here Thursday night at A.B. Howard Gymnasium.
The undefeated Bobcats were never threatened as they annihilated Meridian Community College, 101-55.
That victory sets up the Bobcats, 10-0, for a showdown with second-ranked Northwest Florida State College in Niceville, Fla., at 6 p.m. on Dec. 14.
Northwest Florida, 9-0, was ranked No. 1 in the nation in the NJCAA Division I preseason poll. The Bobcats received votes in the latest poll.
In the women's contest, the Lady Bobcats rallied from a nine-point, first half deficit and went on to defeat MCC, 82-67.
The Lady Bobcats, 5-4, will not play again until Jan. 8 at home vs. Coahoma Community College. The women's game will begin at 5 p.m., followed by the men's game at 7 p.m. Those games will air on www.jcjc.tv with Mark Easley and Shawn Wansley on the call.
Bobcats 101, Eagles 55
It was over quickly, as JCJC jumped out to a 6-0 lead and took a 23-3 lead with 11:02 left in the first half on a Donta Pittman free throw. The Bobcats stretched the lead to 52-17 at halftime, as they held Meridian to just a 4-of-28 shooting performance for 14.3 percent.
It was more of the same in the second half, as the Bobcats went out to a 78-36 advantage with 10:34 left on a Pittman basket. JCJC's longest lead of the night came at 99-50 with 1:34 to play when Pittman scored off an offensive rebound.
Pittman paced the Bobcats with 15 points, while J.J. Bolton added 13. Detrick Davis and Tanner Wozniak contributed 12 points each. Wesley Bell-Blackmon had a game-high 10 rebounds. Cory Jackson and Adrian Potter had eight boards each, as JCJC outrebounded the Eagles, 52-24.
JCJC was 41-of-84 from the field, including 6-of-12 from 3-point range, for 48.8 percent. The Bobcats were 13-of-20 from the charity stripe.
Aubrey Humphrey led the Eagles, 0-13, with 17 points. Kenny Davis added 11.
MCC was 18-of-59 from the field, including just a 1-of-13 effort from 3-point range, for 30.5 percent. The Eagles were 18-of-29 from the line.
Jones defeated the Eagles 68-57 on Nov. 19 in Meridian.
Lady Bobcats 82, Lady Eagles 67
JCJC had to battle, but they were able to end the 2012 portion of their schedule on a positive note.
Meridian would take a 27-18 lead with 8:42 to play in the first half on a Kristen Sampson basket.
But JCJC fought back and took the lead for good at 35-33 when Chelsea Phillips hit a 3-pointer with 2:35 left. The Lady Bobcats ended the first half on a 14-0 run, capped by a Keoshya Wilson layup with three seconds to play, to take a 42-33 lead at intermission.
MCC came back and trimmed the lead to 48-44 with 15:40 left when Victoria Stewart hit a 3-pointer from the right corner.
Leading 61-53 with just over nine minutes to play, the Lady Bobcats went on a 10-2 run to take control of the game. A putback by Precious Jefferson gave Jones a 71-55 lead with 5:03 left.
JCJC's biggest lead was 18 points on two occasions – the final one being at 78-60 with 2:54 left on another offensive rebound basket by Jefferson.
LaTisha McCullum led the Lady Bobcats with 17 points, while Kaylan Hughes had 15 points and 14 rebounds. Jefferson added 14 points and eight boards, while Wilson had 13 points. Kimberly Clemts also had eight rebounds and Phillips had seven assists.
Gelese Lampton had 29 points for Meridian, including a 5-of-11 effort from 3-point range. Reyada Stinner added 10 for MCC, now 9-4 on the year.
The Lady Bobcats outrebounded Meridian by a 58-31 margin, including a whopping, 37-14 advantage in the second half.
JCJC was 31-of-91 from the field, including 6-of-16 from 3-point range, for 34.1 percent. The Lady Bobcats were 14-of-22 from the free throw line.
MCC was 27-of-74 from the field, including 6-of-15 from beyond the arc, for 36.5 percent. The Lady Eagles were only 7-of-15 from the line.
Meridian defeated the Lady Bobcats 82-76 on Nov. 19


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Some taxpayers find the easiest way to pay, either part of what they owe or their full tax bill, is with a credit card. The IRS has awarded contracts to two companies to accept payment by plastic: Official Payments and Link2Gov. Both accept payments from electronic as well as paper filers, either via phone or the Internet. They take American Express, Discover, MasterCard or VISA.
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you in other ways. Each company has its own fee schedule
(generally 2.49 percent of your tax bill or a minimum
of $1) connected with charged payments.
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pay off the due tax in at least three years. To get
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of your tax return.
strapped taxpayers also can use an installment
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of tax liability. The IRS
previously had allowed partial
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statutory authority. Congress
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payment installment agreements
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