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Joined: 11/21/11
Speak for yourself I'm 40 and sitting on a 1.6 ratio.
It's hardly sprinting or weight lifting.
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Joined: 8/18/12
Originally posted by zomard100
Thats the dumbest thing I ever heard ! Old heads come from time when RPG was how you played and cheaters were look down on. Know body wanted to play or befreind a cheater. Today cheating a way alife and only a fool and a loser wont cheat to win hey the next guys is so why not you.
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Joined: 8/03/06
Played lots of PS2 and have seen the odd strange happening and experienced the unexplained death through wall. That said I saw a enemy shooting through a gate shield two days ago, I not sure If its a bug, know issue or indeed a skill!? part from that I believe they should just WATCH the crooks and WAIT let the cheaters amass the ranks and skills, certs etc then Ban! . :D. In my eyes that would be more painfull than banning a Rank 5 cheater only for him/her to restart over and carry on cheating under a new account. I'm Loving PS2 thou shed loads of screaming fun.!
Said my bit :)
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I had something really weird happen to me last night. I was teleporting into a HIGHLY contested Bio Lab and somehow got stuck in the wall of the teleport room. With the wierd clipping plane i was able to see AND SHOOT the guys hiding behind the room. Then i walked out of the wall... Not sure how this all happened but it definitely could have been seen as hacking. I know if i was the guy getting shot I would have thought it was.
So... I wonder how many circumstances like this have been reported as hacking when it is really just a bug.
Originally posted by sgtalon
I've also found a neat exploit, in high constested battles shields stop rendering at a certain distance, as an ESF I was able to shoot the vehicles behind it despite the generator still being up.
I guess I should report it next time i'm on.
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Originally posted by tranceauf
And your purpose of cheating?
I can see cheating in single player games, but a shooter game that you are wanting to enjoy. I don't see the enjoyment of looking good while cheating, no one cares about you.
The only thing I see it as, is just trolling. Just to piss people off and thinking it's fun. Then they really do need to look at their life.
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Originally posted by zomard100
Wow, lol. Get out of la la land. When you grow up, you'll know that what you're saying is a bunch of BS. I am sure you will not keep thinking like that, since you're obviously a little teen.
Competitive play, I'm a 3:1 KDR.
In noob places, I can get to 20:1 even 54:1... No camping.
Sound helps
However, I haven't played PS2. I'm downloading it now just to see. In many games, people always scream of hackers, hell, I've been banned from many servers because they thought I was hacking. I admined for a few servers and I've watched, and I can pretty much tell who are and who aren't. Not sure if you can spectate players on this game. It'll be hard to come to a conclusion without watching them. If the person who is watching have piss poor sound, then they cannot tell if the person is using "wall hacks" or not.
Players who like to camp at the same location of a popular area or spot, expect it to get shot as soon as people go in. If no one sees anyone and goes in, of couse people WILL shoot towards the spot where they think players are if they know the map or location. If they want to keep their KDR up. It's better to do that then to go in and look and get shot by the camper.
Anyways, I hope the game is really as fun as people said it was. I watched my brother when he started, and it seemed like a bunch of spawn camping. Then the place got tooken over. He spawned in a different location, so it doesn't seem bad now. If the people are taking something over, they don't want you to spawn there. So lets see how this game goes.
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Originally posted by kingj0n
PS2 isn't like COD or BF, if you have not played the game, your inferences are not valid.
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I've encounted one. A TR player who would teleport behind you like Deadpool. My squadmate was pissed, but I found it kind of fun. It was like having a boss battle. Even managed to kill him once. Was in the Freyr Amp Station, he probably got me six times in total, three times repairing generators he teleported almost inside me, since i was backed into the corner behind the generator, and a few other times in random places. And once while I had just repaired a turret I saw him crossing the snow outside the base in the distance. So I hopped in the turret, fired a shot at him and poof he disappeared. So i exited the vehicle and poof he teleports behind me. Haha, I still thought it was fun though....
Another time in Freyr Amp Station, on Soltech Server, everyone froze. But me, I was just repairing turrets. And I noticed an enemy and friendly just running in place. Figured the both d/c'd or something, but then I found more. An enemy sunderer and a group of enemies all just frozen in time, one mid-air with his jetpack. A Vanu MAX on the wall just shooting into the sky at a friendly frozen above him. So I went through them all with my shotgun, using all the ammo, got all the certs like everything was normal. Then I went ahead and finished repairing turrets, moved on to the next based and everything was normal. Every player was moving, so I have no idea what happened.... Or what the perspective was from those that I killed. So anyone that died mysterisousily on Soltech a few days ago at the Amp Station on Essamir, I'm sorry. :p
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I was not in the game long enough to get an accurate count on the percentage of hackers in it. I didn't find the game interesting enough to keep playing either and I'm a huge FPS gamer.
However here is a fact for many to ponder.
Hackers are in every FPS game but is manageable to still keep playing. In mmorpg's that have PvP or are PvP centric almost everyone is using script programs to basically...yup....cheat. I find I have an easier time dealing with a few hackers in FPS games because I can still kill them regardless of the fact verses mmorpg's in PvP where there's no way in hell I have a chance against scriptors.
Overall I think the majority of honest gamers are completely fed up with multiplayer FPS games and mmorpg's which is why co-op games are a huge success nowadays. This is where the gaming market is headed because more honest gamers would rather have that multiplayer game structure than the others and all of those that hack and use script programs can take a bow, you're the ones who have ruined multipler games for the honest players.
What we need going forward in multiplayer games is more co-op and private servers. MMORPG's are a dying breed nowadays, the genre has lost it's luster. The F2P model is for companies to make more profit with a cr@ptastic game play experience for the gamer. There is only a few decent titles out at the moment worth trying.
2013 will be a far better year for gamers especially from what I've seen in development. 2012 for me will be the year of the biggest hyped and worse failure of a game I can remember since SWG which is War Z, what a let down. I will not miss 2012 it was a sucky year.
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Seeing tons of them, yesturday we had a few somehow slip into our Allatum bio Defense and start 1 shoting people with a shotgun. We had no clue how they could get past our defenses... Then this morning im hiding in a corner in a building and all of a sudden this guy drops down from the ceiling and lands on top of me, complete with a drop animation and all.... Keep in mind I am in a small building with only 2 side doors to enter and exit out of and that is it, no top entrances and certainly nothing above my head... He just Feel through the freaking ceiling and landed right on me.. I thought it might be a glitch but 1 min earlier I heard someone call out "spotted a nme medic" which I just so happen to be.. So I took off and went into that building...
Reporting is ineffective and is comical since that is all you can do /report... No way to give a detail of what happend just /report (players name)....
I knew SOE was going to pretty much just blow this aspect of the game off, I just had no idea how bad..
All I can say is prepare to be Aimbotted and Wallhack shot when you play this game, it will happen OFTEN....
Great Work SOE you DID IT AGIAN!
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Joined: 1/30/11
Originally posted by Tinybina
Yeah, I totally agree with this.
While not hacking at all, players creating alternate accounts to simply teamkill on their server is rather annoying. It's only happened twice, but last time was obvious on Soltech when x13eastmodex, a Vanu player, apparently went through the trouble to make another account to make an NC, N00BC0NGL0M8, to kill me. He even yelled, "Ok, now I can go back to Vanu" in chat after, lol.
He's like battlerank 50 or something on his main account to. But is there really any point in reporting his other NC account? Do they even look at IP address or anything? Because I can report his Vanu character but...if they just look at him for hacking or anything, well.... So yeah, it sort of takes a lot out of the game when someone can just hop accounts and go teamkill you, waste your resources/vehicle/killstreak, but mainly just ...meh.
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When a Kender says "oops!"; its already too late.
Hacking does exist in game. From being ghosted from something with no name of who killed you, to people blinking around without taking damage.
However, I'd say the vast majority of deaths are indeed due to something else. Thinks from a anti-tank mine, that will insta-kill you, to a sniper, to a lucky hit from a tank. It happens. Hell, I cuss up a storm and have already broken a headset :)
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Just yesturday I saw 2 guys traveling at warp speed as grunts, one was on my team (Vs) the other NC.. Everyone saw then they would just run past you as fast as a EFC and they were on FOOT!
Saw a TR max unloading clips of his burster at insane speeds ( I liked this one because I hate the Air domination that is going on)
Saw reports of 3 different guys shooting through walls...
I can honestly saw this FPS has more hackers then anyone I have EVER PLAYED... I can remember once in a while seeing someone in ut2004, COD, TF or Battlefield Soldiers come in with obvious hacks but that was rare. In Planetside 2 you see them CONSTANTLY EVER SINGLE DAY!
And to think they havent even opened the server to CHINASIDE where the real hacks to place!
Oh and another thing as those who have played can confirm, you will fall through the floor (geometry) OFTEN. Not only that there is a exploit that some people have figured out that will cause alot of others to Crash!?....
WTH SOE, you are a horrible development company...
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Joined: 3/03/06
Linking this once more, it's the best video i have seen of players cheating aside from those from the hackers perspective.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University Assistant Athletic Director/Executive Director of the Mountaineer Athletic Club Matt Borman announced today that Kevin Miller has joined the MAC staff as a major gifts officer.
Miller comes to WVU after spending the last three years as the assistant athletic director for development at Georgia State University. At WVU, he will work toward securing high-end annual gifts and funds for major capital projects, as well as endowing student-athlete scholarships.
While at Georgia State, Miller oversaw the annual giving program that grew its unrestricted annual dollars by over 1,500% and its donor base by 450% in the last two fiscal years.
Prior to his time at GSU, Miller served as assistant director with the University of Central Florida's Golden Knights Club (GKC) from March 2007 – December 2008. There, he coordinated the GKC's annual giving efforts and ticket priority initiatives by overseeing all priority seating and parking opportunities for more than 4,000 GKC donors. Miller also worked for the UCF Foundation from August 2006 – March 2007 and served as the founding director of the Student Caller Center.
"I am excited about Kevin getting on board and assisting us with the challenge we have of helping the department transition to the Big 12 Conference," says Borman. "Kevin's experience as a development officer at Georgia State and Central Florida, as well as his passion for WVU as a proud alum, makes him a wonderful addition to the MAC staff."
Miller previously served as an intern on the MAC staff from 2005-06. He also worked as a student caller, supervisor and incentives manager for four years at the WVU Foundation from 2002-06. He was named the Foundation's all-time leading phone-a-thon fundraiser after personally raising more than $320,000 for academic support.
Miller received his bachelor's degree in business administration-finance in 2005 and his master's degree in sport management in 2006; both degrees are from WVU.
Borman also announced today that Ben Murray will now serve as the MAC's director of major gifts and capital campaigns. Murray joined the MAC staff in August 2010 as a major gifts officer. He is now responsible for the MAC major gift operation, which includes endowments, capital projects and The Jerry West Planned Giving Society. Murray also supervises all major gift officers for athletics and serves as the liaison with the WVU Foundation.
Additionally, Adrian Dowell will serve as a major gifts officer and is responsible for securing gifts for the annual fund, major capital projects and endowments for student-athlete scholarships.
Prior to joining the staff in September, Dowell served as a graduate assistant with the MAC from 2009-11 and coordinated marketing initiatives, assisted the major gifts staff, managed game-day premium seating operations and executed sport-specific fundraising programs. He also spent one year (June 2008 – July 2009) at the NCAA National Office as the Division I Men's and Women's Postgraduate Intern.
Dowell received his bachelor's degree in science, health & human performance – sport management from Roanoke College in 2008. He earned an MBA and master's degree in sport management from WVU in 2011.
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Originally posted by RocSek
While I completely disagree with the comment posted by the Admin, I can almost see there position as it is hard for them to change there business model to keep up with the change in consumer habits. It really comes down to a much broader morality debate that is being had with the advent of the internet. It is impossible for authors (using this in a loose sense) to charge for content on the internet as a free to pay model. A drop in revenue to a site like this means they have to change there tactics to draw consumers to support them.
This is no different than how the music industry was reluctant to change there models from forcing users to buy compact discs to downloading invidual songs. The authors can try to fight the consumer but like anything, when you attack someone they may end up resenting you. The model they use must change and they are doing the first step in it by asking people to turn off there ad blockers. Eventually they may require users to do this to access their content. Who knows, one day perhaps we will have preloaded cards that take transfer a few cents to the pages we access in order to keep them running. Sort of like a f2p model where each website we go to is a cash shop item and we purchase access rights.
Either way attacking those who effectively pay there salaries is not really a good idea, but I think that they are smart enough to be dimplomatic about it in the end.
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The Admin account is not anonymous. I am Craig McGregor the President/CEO of the company and the co-owner and founder of the site.
The trend in AdBlock is concerning for me, not just on our site here, but on the Internet as a whole. It is a growing problem and I feel it will eventually lead to the end of the "free Internet" that we all know and love. If sites cannot stay afloat from advertising sales they have few options left: a) start charging for access to content b) start doing really unethical tihngs like Advertorial content c) syndicate into large networks with pay access like Cable TV "packages". Personally I like the advertising model both as a site operator and as a user of hundreds of free websites.
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I don't even pay attention to the ads. I was using an ad blocker recently because the ads themselves weren't displaying correctly. Other than that, the ads have never bothered me to the point where it made me want to rage quit the website.
In a systems analysis class I took several years ago, MMORPG.com was used as an example of how to design a good interface (I showed MMORPG.com to my instructor because I was curious what he thought of it, and he later showed it to the class). Regardless of the ads, it's a very well-built website. It's attractive, good colors, easy to use, great content. I approve of MMORPG.com, and the crazy amount of mostly-relevant ads :)
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Originally posted by gigat
Wow! That's really awesome. Thanks for the kind words!
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I'm only here for the forums. I don't really care about the articles, especially considering they rarely hold MMO developers/publishers to task. It's more of an MMO news aggregator and hype machine.
I do disable the ad blocker here but it's mainly because the website is unreadable otherwise.
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I'm a lvl 50 Batman!
Never had a problem with the ads here. They are pretty relevant to the subject mater after all...........Once in a while I even click on one because it's about a game I may be intrested in shock horror! If you guys started advertising stuff like weight gain 3000 or haberdashers I may have a few bones of contention, but even that is a small price to pay if it keeps this place afloat.
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Originally posted by AdminOriginally posted by RocSek
Then you should be ashamed of yourself and how you represent your company. To make such a statement that calls, I would guess, a majority of your user base thieves and pirates is not a way to gain more support for this site.
All I heard was... "Well aren't you just a little lolly pop triple dipped in psycho."
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I've always tended to just ignore ads. Here, TV, Radio, magazines. Unless it's something I actually care about, I ignore them. I'll give that the flashy ones are harder to ignore. But I still do.
Regardless, all of our content here is FREE. The ads make sure we can support our families, pay our rent, and buy our food. We're not asking you to click them. Just, if you believe in the work we do, please don't block them.
Also, Craig is "Admin". He's the President and CEO of the site. He started it more than ten years ago. It quickly became his full-time job. You can read more about him and the rest of our staff here - http://www.mmorpg.com/bio.cfm
That's literally all of us, minus the incredible core freelancers we hire for reviews and other content by the article or video. We're not Gamespot, or IGN, or even Curse. We don't have investor money feeding us. It's all done in-house, and we all work remotely across the country and even the globe (for some writers).
Anyway, I'm rambling. Just wanted to give you guys some feedback from a worker's point of view. I also work full-time at a hospital. Obviously, one job definitely does a lot more "good work" for society, but I love this one far more. It's a dream job. I'd do it for free. But then I'd probably have to sell my house and I'm not sure my wife would appreciate that. :)
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Originally posted by FrodoFragins
And for largely the same reasons: the writers on this site hype up every game, and largely ignore the shortcomings most of these games, especially those released last 5 years.
It is not an accident, that if you go and look at the official review scores on this site, with one exception that I saw, the official review score is/was higher than the player review score for "major" mmo titles (F2P clone crap, who cares.). BY an approximate average of .6-.7 or so. That is not a small bump.
Almost every single one.
That is not an accident, its policy.
With such an abject lack of objectivity, the reviews are utterly worthless to me at this site.
And the "features" and "previews" and "inside looks" and all the rest of that stuff, are the hyped up crap, that I mentioned before. So likewise, worthless.
The forums are the only thing of use here.
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Joined: 12/02/07
The ads here constrain when and where I log into the site (half-naked anime, etc.). I have never, nor will I ever click on any of them.
The comments from the "admin" would be insulting if I thought about them, but I rather see them as another advertisement.
I'm sorry the past business model isn't keeping up with the current trends.
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Joined: 6/24/10
Originally posted by MikeB
You guys do a great job of making the content accessible. There's always room for improvement though. The basic layout and functionallity is great, but the site could use some new artwork. Specifically the main navigation bar could use an update. Something like RTSguru.com, but with the MMORPG.com colors.
Oh and the mobile version of MMORPG.com needs an update. At the very least you gotta put the recent forum post tracker on there ;)
"Lose the helmet sis, we can't prove that you're retarded." - Dennis Reynolds
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Joined: 7/28/06
Originally posted by gigat
I think you'll really like the new site Evan is building... yes, just one guy. :)
Originally posted by gigat
I think our art wizard Evan is largely done with a new look/feel for MMORPG.com. It should "moderize" things a bit without changing the current flow of the site.
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Joined: 6/05/04
Head or Gut?
I don't mind the ads on this site, they are relevant to the content, some have pretty cool looking pics on them, they kinda look the part with he site, and I have actually found a couple of fun games to play by clicking on one or two of them..
At least they aren't depressing me by telling me how inadequate I am in bed with out buying their special little blue pill..
As long as they stay relevant to the content and site, they are fine wit me... and I am sure the mmorpg.com staff screens the adds first to make sure they don't have anything malicious in them..
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I do spend much time here and appreciate the effort put into this site, so whitelisted you shall be!
Originally posted by Draxonfly
Thank you Draxonfly. Since I started the site nearly a decade ago I always insisted that advertising be ultra relevant. This means video games, game hardware, guides, guild hosting, etc. I always looked back to the fact that in the days before the Internet boom I would buy gaming magazines almost exclusively to browse through the big glossy ads - it was the only way to really know what was coming out next or what might be waiting on the shelf at the local game shop.
I hope to keep this policy forever. However, if we reach a point where we cannot support the site on this model we might have to consider other options or join larger ad networks that don't share these philosophies.
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Wipe yourself off, U DEAD!
While I dispise the constant strategic trolling, I will support the site and have whitelisted it with adblocker. This is really the only place I come to for MMO news and such.
I'll have to disagree with the comment from the admin about the potential downward spiral that could be caused by adblocking software. There are always up-and-comers and website hobbiests who would pop-up and give something away for free that another site may "one day" charge for.
I been playing online games since it was a pay service on AOL for 1.10$ an hour with games like Air Warriors 2 and warcraft orcs and humans. The internet has changed quite a bit since then and it will continue to change. How is anybodys guess.
**Edit** First time I'm seeing that MoP video ad since unblocking and its pretty cool, lol. Still aint buying that game though. tehehe
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The ads themselves are not a problem at all actually, and I would gladly de-block them, if it would be only about the ads being displayed like an ad in the undergroud-station or wherever.
The reason I block everything is the related things like trackers and apis, and especially the security-issues with flash and gifs etc.
SO! If you can guarantee 100% safety for the ads that are displayed on your site and hold responsible, if any ad leads to isues, then I'll whitelist you.
This site alone, i.e. the reply-page, has 5 javascripts running (blocked in my case) and the front-page sports 7 javascripts not controlled by you. Just saying.
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Originally posted by Admin
I understand your concern, but on the other half of the coin the advertising agencies and many websites have not been playing nice either.
It's not just the malware potential, although I've never experienced that here. The last malware payload that tried to get dropped on one of my machines was a few years ago at incgamers. The real annoying this is the "in your face" aspect of the ads. Everything from flyout mouseover ads, to balloning flash, to distracting flash, or just plain obnoxious ads have pushed more and more people to try and filter them out. In my opinion the ads and the sites that have not reigned them in properly has pretty much made the bed they're lying in. This is the very same behavior that causes industries to end up being regulated - that is they don't regulate themselves.
I will try whitelisting the site and see how it goes. I want you to be successful and I enjoy reading the news and articles and blathering on the forums.
Originally posted by Deathenger
This is how I started - as a hobbiest that started a MMO site. Next thing I knew the sole web server I was running the site was blowing up and my hosting bills and server were staggering. Users want more content, more features, and more development - your forums get so big that you cannot depend on volunteer moderators - you need full time ones. Before you know it you have to quit your full time job and convince the wife that you are not sending your family off a cliff by running a video game site for a living. If people want a site that can capacitate 3,000,000+ users per month it will not be ran cheaply and it will need to be supported by some kind of revenue stream. We have over 10 people working full time to make this site possible...this is their job and their livelihood.
I think we run this site as efficiently as possible. We have no corporate office, no bloated executive staff, no sales people - just passionate gamers working from their homes all over the world. We cannot get any leaner without sacrificing quality or stability.
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The park's wildlife park has a small herd of buffalo, elk, and bighorn sheep, all miracleously survived the fire that swept through the park and across the Royal Gorge. They are all in very good shape, and are continued to be fed and watered until they can be safely moved.


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Rated 4 out of 5Â by bullmoosebaby Perfect for warm & windy days I was looking for a cotton, open-weave sweater like this for summer, but I didn't want it falling off my shoulders. To make it work, I bought an xs & tied up the back with a ribbon, creating a pretty open area. Like the sweater itself, the ribbon flows in the wind, and it gives the sweater a cool look. I get tons of compliments, and wear it all the time. Extremely comfortable, and beautiful color, but beware of snags (or be ready to always fix them). I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 only because it snags so easily & I had to alter it so it wouldn't fall off. But that was easily done and now I adore it! 7.18.2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by allieeeboo LOOOOVE I got this is navy and white and I am OBSESSED. I literally want to wear them everyday. SO many outfit options. I wore mine the other day to work with printed chiffon petal slip and my nichola boots and was complimented on my outfit all day! MUST HAVE. 6.13.2011
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Miah TOO LARGE I got this sweater as soon as it came out without a hesitation. It is absolutely beautiful in natural on the model. I was sold at first sight. Unfortunately there is no way in the world I could wear this literally. I put it on so excited & it fell off as quickly as I put in on. There it went to my ankles. I have no idea how they got it to look so wonderful on the model, I am small but I am no smaller than the model. Just for reference, I am usually a small/size 4 in freepeople clothing. I am super disappointed in this sweater & confused at how normal the sweater looks online. I feel like this was a joke, well that was my experience anyways. Hopefully they will bring this one back just smaller. Still love you freepeople. 12.16.2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Egin CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! So I was so extremely disappointed with this item! The yarn IS extremely soft, but the workmanship is so cheap, it was falling apart. I could've knit it myself for about 10 dollars, rather than the 98 they're asking for. I expected it to be gorgeous, it was just blah. So sad! Could've been so cute! AND!!! IT WAS HUGE!!! I bought an XS/S, I'm normally really small in free people clothes, but this thing was gigantic. And the arms were a bit too short for me, while the body was so huge. It was just a mess. Would not recommend this to anyone, unless you want to look like a trashy bag lady. Free People should be ashamed of how bad this item was. 12.15.2010
Rated 2 out of 5Â by FPKaraK So huge it falls right off!! Not what I expected.. I absolutely fell in LOVE this this.I snagged one in Natural before they went on back order. I am a sucker for crocheted sweaters. Esp big looped ones. As soon as I saw this pop online I had my credit card in hand! When I got the package I was so disapointed. Positives: Color wise the "Natural" is best depicted in the "online" photos. You can't tell in the photos but it has a light brown strand through out the yarn. The looping is very large and beautiful. The yarn itself is SO SO unbelievably soft. Even more so then the Centered Pullover. The bell sleeves are just as pictured also. Now for the disappointing part :( This top is gigantic. the neckline is so large that I could fit myself, fiance and sister in it. You can't even wear it off the should because it is so large and heavy it falls right down. It is also much shorter then it looks online. The best shot that depicts the true fit is the frontal shot of "Olive" color. In order to get the neckline pictured like the catalog, you must pull it so far down in the back but even then it will fall. I did so in the photo I attached. I pulled it all the way back but it does not stay up. There were also so many loose threads already coming undone that I felt if I pulled it one bit the whole sweater would be ruined. I wanted this to work sooo badly! I'm so upset! Argh! I returned it to my local store and got the Ice Cream Pullover instead! 12.13.2010
Rated 3 out of 5Â by wildiris love this, wish it fit This sweater is so cute, is good quality, feels so good and even looks great but it is just HUGE. The model must be very tall and look at the sleeve length on her. Now imagine it on an average woman. I like the oversized look, but I can't actually keep it on my body. It falls off the shoulders. Plus the sleeves are so long they are way past any possibility of wearing and the tape yarn gives and gives, but only sideways, not in length so the raglan sleeves just get longer and the body just gets wider. Having said that I will say I am 5'3" and if I were tall with long arms I would love this. Also if you really were wearing it to the beach over a bikini it might work... a little coverup,falling off the shoulders, no need to use your hands... it could be pretty great. Not for normal use for petite girls. I have to send it back. I wish I could redesign it in a smaller scale because I really like it. 12.13.2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by DrDee Poor Quality I purchased this sweater after deciding to treat myself. I didn't mind paying so much for a sweater I loved and would wear for a long time. I have never washed this sweater and it is totally falling apart on me. I have to keep tying knots to try to keep it together and it has gotten so bad I'm going to have to take it to someone to repair. I will never pay so much for something from a company that doesn't stand behind their clothing. A thirty day return policy isn't adequate for $100.00 garments. I feel cheated. I expected a high quality garment for this price. 3.2.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by lulis96 Too delicate I got this sweater a while ago but unfortunately returned it. The problem with this sweater is it snags so easily and is way too delicate for me. It is a really pretty sweater and I was upset about returning but I was almost certain knowing me something would happen to it and I didnt want to pay $100 for something Id only wear a couple times. I got the green color and it was so much prettier in person than online! I really liked the fit although I sized down to the xs it was HUGE but looked very pretty on. So it is kind of a risk maybe if it one day goes on sale I'll buy it again? 11.1.2011
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's tennis team scored a 5-2 win at Wofford today. The Mocs took the doubles point and four singles matches to improve to 8-7 overall and 3-3 in Southern Conference action. Wofford drops to 3-10 overall and 1-5 in conference play with today's loss.
Senior Chris Smith (Johnson City, Tenn.) and freshman John Peacey (Emerald, Australia) teamed up for the first time and scored an 8-1 win over Tom Wood and David Sklar at No. 2. Seniors Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and Jackson Tresnan (Apopka Fla.) posted their sixth straight win with an 8-6 victory over Walker Heffron and Graham Duncan at No. 3. They improved to 6-0 in SoCon matches, 10-2 in the spring and 12-6 overall.
Tresnan moved up to No. 4 for just the third time this spring and responded with a quick (6-0, 6-1) win over Graham Duncan. Peacey gave UTC a 3-0 lead with his (6-1, 6-0) win over Parks Thompson at No. 6.
Wofford cut the lead to 3-2 with wins at No. 1 and No. 5. Senior Ankit Chopra (Chandigrah, India) clinched the match with his three-set (2-6, 6-2, 6-3) win over Jackson Keith at No. 3. Barroetavena closed out with his fourth-straight win at No. 2.
The Mocs are back in action on Wednesday, April 3, when they travel to Birmingham, Ala, for a 2:00 p.m. (E.D.T.) match against Samford.
Chattanooga 5, Wofford College Men 2
Mar 30, 2013 at Spartanburg, S.C. (Reeves Tennis Center)
Doubles competition
1. Rob Galloway/Jackson Keith (WOF) def. Ankit Chopra/Roberto Vieira (UTC) 8-6
2. John Peacey/Chris Smith (UTC) def. Tom Wood/David Sklar (WOF) 8-1
3. Manuel Barroetavena/Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. Walker Heffron/Graham Duncan (WOF) 8-6
Singles competition
1. Rob Galloway (WOF) def. Roberto Vieira (UTC) 6-3, 6-4
2. Manuel Barroetavena (UTC) def. Drew Superstein (WOF) 6-3, 3-6, 6-2
3. Ankit Chopra (UTC) def. Jackson Keith (WOF) 2-6, 6-2, 6-3
4. Jackson Tresnan (UTC) def. Graham Duncan (WOF) 6-0, 6-1
5. Tom Wood (WOF) def. Luke Saunders (UTC) 7-5, 6-4
6. John Peacey (UTC) def. Parks Thompson (WOF) 6-1, 6-0
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South Carolina has received 2.4 million potassium iodide tablets for distribution to state residents, including those in Aiken County, living within a 10-mile radius of nuclear power plants, according to the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control.
Health Departments in 13 counties across the state received the tablets distributed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
DHEC Director Catherine Templeton said in a press release that enough doses for 1.2 million adults were distributed.
"Potassium iodide provides additional protection for the thyroid gland against one form of radiation," she said, noting the tablets are not "magic pills" against all types of radiation.
She added that the pills are not a "radiation shield" and that residents should follow any recommendations given by the state in the event of a radiological release.
Residents living inside the 10-mile radius zone of a nuclear plant can currently pick up the tablets. Participation is voluntary, according to DHEC.
Jim Beasley, spokesman for DHEC, said 3,200 doses were distributed to Aiken County. The tablets can be picked up at the Aiken County Health Department, located at 222 Beaufort St.
The expiration date for the new tablets is October 2017. Residents in possession of tablets with a May 2013 expiration date may dispose of those tablets once a new supply has been picked up.
The Aiken County Health Department can be reached at 803-642-1687.
For more information about potassium iodide and how to be protected against radiation, call the Aiken County Health Department or DHEC's Nuclear Response and Emergency Environmental Surveillance Section at 1-800-476-9677.
• Michael Ulmer covers the county government beat for the Aiken Standard and has been with the newspaper since March 2013. He is a native of North Augusta and majored in political science at the University of South Carolina.
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Derek Keizer graduated Dordt College in 2007 and played four seasons for the basketball team. He finished the program as the career leader in assists with 498 and second all-time in steals with 192. He coached the Dordt junior varsity team in 2007-08 before taking a teaching position at Crown Point Christian School in St. John, Indiana, for the 2008-09 school year and served as an assistant at Dordt in 2009-10 and 2011-12. He also taught and coached at San Jose Christian (California) in 2010-11.
During Keizer's time on the bench the Defenders have won on GPAC regular season title and a GPAC post-season tournament champioship. Dordt has earned two NAIA Division II National Tournament berths in his time with the Defenders.


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All good mommy blogs have DIY's! Here's my attempt. With Easter coming up, I thought it would be perfect timing for a DIY Easter Basket. No instructions needed, just follow the steps in the pictures. Posing is a big part of making this basket work. It can also double as an Easter bonnet.
Brooklyn Children's Mueseum. Go all the way back on the second floor to make whatever you want! They provide scraps of paper, bottles, tape, glue, scissors, markers, string, rubber bands, ripped up shirts. New random materials come out periodically. It's my favorite part of the museum. Anything goes! Ella has seen the traditional Easter basket I bought for her, but she told me she thinks this one is prettier. I completely agree.
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Courses: Introduction to Western Music (MUSCH111A01)
Fall 2009
A survey of the European musical tradition from the middle ages to modern times. Students will hear music by Monteverdi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Stravinsky, Glass, among many others, developing both listening skills and an awareness of how music relates to the culture that fosters it. In addition to listening and reading, students will attend concerts and prepare written assignments.
Fulfills: HU III
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Joined: 7/28/06
Originally posted by wayubb
Fair enough! I can't comment on Ripper's playstyle, but I'll remember to put him in my clan or join his when the feature is in. :)
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Joined: 12/07/05
Paid $25 for alpha Warz and I love it.
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Joined: 7/31/06
My idea is, everyone is infected with the zombie virus. Every evil act you do (which apparently the only thing you can do in this game is scavenge and kill players and zombies) has a chance to turn you into a zombie, who can only shuffle about and moan, maybe able to attack people if you can make it to them.
This state lasts for a duration of time based on previous acts. Even if you don't immediately turn into a zombie, your infection bar would go up and your hunger and thirst would require much more attention while the bar is up, based on how far up.
Alternatively (or additionally), players with clean records for a certain number of play hours could join a faction of enforcers that are alerted to evil acts, and given a time period in which they can then take revenge on the perp. Acting outside the bounds of their oath would result in the same action taken against them. But the benefit of such a role would be access to easier supplies and gear for dealing with aholes.
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Joined: 11/22/06
Its easy to know whats around the corner. Its a hacker. lol
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Joined: 11/28/07
Hah, Bill Bill Bill...
You can call it beta all you want, but that doesn't make it so. If they choose to call it alpha, then it is alpha. You don't get to make that decision, they do. I didn't know the definition of beta had anything to do with paying for it.
I'd like to point out that servers can hold 40 players, to be exact. Since you were being vague. I'd also like to point out that you can't buy revives, as they aren't in the game. I'm not sure where you got that information from, because it's certainly not from actually playing the game.
I'm actually quite surprised that you didn't focus more on the massive amounts of player griefing, or PvP as one would call it. The majority of the player base wants change in the form of punishment for excessive player killing, according to a sizable poll on their forums.
But yes, while the game has some bugs, it's definitely addictive. That is, if you can handle the inevitability of dying on a sonsistent basis and losing all of your items.
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Joined: 5/18/04
I have been playing for a few weeks now and even in the current state the game can be fun. I have not felt this white knuckle tension since playing in wormhole space in Eve Online (dangerous NPCs, FFA PvP, and high risk). But there are some glaring issues that could be a game breaker to some players.
The first issue and the biggest IMHO right now is how prevalent hackers are. My team of nine players, decked out in armor and good gear was killed in less than 5 sec by one player with an average weapon and an aim bot hack; he never missed a single shot in pure rapid fire succession. I have heard others on the official game forums complain of similar issues, and the dev team is said to be addressing the hackers as fast as possible. But it totally kills the experience when it happens to you.
The second issue is the map size, or rather the projected map size. Even with about 60% of the map released you encounter players far too often on a 40 player capped server. I cannot see 250 players on a map this size, when it is completed, working very well. It will turn into a complete mess of pure PvP and race to item spawn locations. So much for any immersion at that point IMHO.
The last issue I will talk about here is not necessarily a game breaker, maybe just how I see the game player base progressing. Once clans and players are allowed to rent servers, mainly game worlds, we will see a migration from the open servers to those privately rented for the players who are tired of the non-stop, often pointless and excessive PvP (95% of the current player base is shoot first, don't ask questions, and take your loot . . . even if it is just a flashlight and granola bar you were carrying). What will be left will devolve further into a death match-type game with NPC zombies who just get in the way, not a zompocalypse survival game.
If they can fix the hacking, rethink the server cap for this first map (I would cap it at 50-75 for Colorado when it is complete), and find a way to make PvP have balanced consequences and be more meaningful to keep everyone from just using private servers (perhaps a reward system for players not of the same clan who work together, maybe in the form of better loot spawns), then the game will be very good once all the content they plan on adding is implemented.
Edit: I think the number of zombies should be 3-4x greater on a private server, than a public one to offset the lack of most likely hostile players.
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Joined: 5/28/09
Would be awesome if you'd turn into a zombie and and play one, if bitten and not healed.
Better to be crazy, provided you know what sane is...
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Joined: 3/24/11
Everyones a mmo vet these days :P
I like these games but I'm with the others, wait and see what they do. In the mean time ill play planetside 2.
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Joined: 1/12/06
Originally posted by DAS1337
Er, no. They can call it whatever they want, but in software development terms, it's technically 'retail/released'. Like Bill mentioned, he was stretching the term 'beta' to its limits as is.
Basically, this is the developers lying about the state of the game and the fact that they need more funding to try to finish it.
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Joined: 5/11/11
- Call of Duty version of DayZ.
- The Community is 100x worse than the DayZ Community.
- Basicaly 3D Dead Frontier, which is also shit.
- The lead Dev talks so much shit it and tries to cover up his dirt so hard its pathetic.
Why anyone will pay more for nothing is a surprise to me.
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Joined: 2/27/07
Originally posted by spawn12345
Beta is where you test all the features for release. If it is not in Beta is most probably will not be there at release. So when you say that most of the features are not in yet, then you can pretty much expect they won't be in at release either.
This game is really not even in alpha stage yet, to call it Beta means the developers don't have very high expectations nor should you.
When you throw money at half finished games, you just encourage other developers to do the same. This game is far from release ready and really should be sent back to internal testing until the annouced features are at least working, Until then this game is just another developer scam, attempting to jump in the xmas season and get their money quick.
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Joined: 11/12/10
Originally posted by eric_w66
Not true, just because you are buying the retail version and in return get access to the alpha it doesn't suddenly change the game to retail. They said themselves they want it to work like Minecraft in a way.
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Joined: 1/10/05
I have bene playing everyday since the first day. I agree there are issues but im still having fun, but i do run with 1-3 other people at a time. I have soloed and been ok and even got my loot into the safe zones without being whacked.
I have encountered hackers, I have seen zombies bugged out.(that seems to be fixed now,in the last 4 days not a single bugged out zombie)
I seem to find loot ok even a uzi m16 m4 and tons of shotguns and 9mm pistols. Plenty of back p acks to help carry what you find on the way.
I totaly agree the map is going to be way to small for 200-250 players and needs to be like 50-75 cap. and even that maybe a bit much, will just have to see when they get the rest of the map out there.
They also definately need to do something to discourage random pking as its rampant and everyone preetty much whacks you now for what ever reason.
But im still playing and still having fun.
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Joined: 7/03/04
You can call it alpha, you can call it beta, you can call it whatever you want. Basically there is a game to purchase and play and so I think it's fair to judge as is. All mmo release in a state of change and all make promises for the future, so how is TWZ state and other mmo differ other than their developers saying it's alpha/beta/whatever.
Complicating things is the pvp nature, and the world of cheats, aimbots, hacks, etc that are rampant in pvp games. See APB if you need to refresh your memory. This game will be killed off by the players and is probably not long for this world, though the idea of TWZ is compelling which is it's biggest draw. But an idea is not enough; there must be skillful implementation, sufficient funding, and a sense of self preservation in game design that this game's devs lack.
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Joined: 1/12/06
Originally posted by revy66
Semantics, you're paying for the game as it is now, since 'release' is some unknown date in the future containing an unknown set of features. Will you get a nice shiny box copy when 'release' happens? Somehow, I doubt it. If you do, then great, you paid for early access to a beta. Calling it an alpha is a joke however. Alpha's are internal for the most part, with beta being where 'friends and family' start to see it, and then expanding from there.
Where I work (and develop), we don't charge people for 'beta's' (we're happy they're willing to test possibly buggy software, and they're happy they get to have the change they wanted finally usable). Alphas are never used by anyone but the devs/testers. Sure, these are business applications, but hey, the terms apply.
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Joined: 2/16/09
The only thing with the game I have a real issue with is the respawn timer. I dont care about losing my stuff, or getting it destroyed/degraded, or having to respawn really far away with no reasonable way back to try to recover my items, thats part of the survival feel........I just want to be able to play when I want.
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Joined: 4/18/06
I used to be really excited about this game, and I actually pre-purchased it yesterday and gave it a try for about 10 hours. That said however I am already trying to get a refund (made a ticket, waiting to hear back). If you are someone interested in this genre I would advise to hold off and at least see how the stand-alone Day Z game is going to be. I played Day Z first and I really enjoyed it, so when I heard about War Z being an MMO-style zombie apocalypse type game I was thrilled. The giant red flags that I am already seeing are listed below. Also keep in mind this is not a Day Z vs War Z post, although I will make comparisons for those that haven't tried War Z yet. This is just what I see wrong in War Z (DayZ has tons of issues too)
1)Hacking is extremely out of control. Back in August Sergey their Executive Producer said they had all but squashed all hacks. Here is his exact quote
"We've fixed speedhacks, teleports, and people who basically kill players from other side of the map first. We also have fixed all small hacks like setting spread for guns to zero, negating effects of recoil, etc.
This is totally wrong. Speed hacks/teleport hacks/shoot through walls, these all exist and are being abused. Just read their forums. Also they are pretty quick to lock any thread discussing them as if they don't exist. I personally was killed numerous times by players teleporting around. This is a huge issue in a FFA pvp game with full loot, not to mention if you buy something in the cash shop you can lose it to a hacker that one shots you through a wall. No refund have a nice day. This is my #1 reason for wanting a refund, if they can't stop this it will destroy the game.
2) There are a lot of features that have been promised by the developers, but until I see them in game I won't hold my breath. Fool me once sort of a thing, game companies do this all the time. As of right now there are no Strongholds, no player missions, no skill customization, etc. Right now the game plays just like Day Z, which is not a big deal in and of itself, except these are features that are hyped by the developers that aren't in the game yet, and it's supposed to go live very soon.
3)Zombies are kind of a joke and are more a nuisance than anything. In Day Z you tried to avoid zombies, but fought if you had to. In this game once you get the most basic melee weapon (hammer) you pretty much just walked right up to the zombies and bashed their brains in, and once you get guns it's ridiculous. Don't get me wrong, that's fun the first few times, but it quickly turns into a game with zero challenge from the environment. The real challenge comes from other players, and unfortunately that just means this is a FPS with a zombie theme. This also sucks for reasons #1 and #4.
4) There is zero incentive to be friendly to other players or to help them. There is a reputation system in game that labels you as either a Bandit, Neutral, or Lawman. The vast majority of players are Neutral, meaning they haven't killed other players *YET*. Let me describe the levels:
Lawman - You only shoot Bandits, and never shoot Neutrals or other Lawmen. The two problems with this is there is no visual indication on who is a Bandit and who isn't. There aren't nameplates (yet), and there is no mask/glow/etc that would give away the person you are looking at is evil. So your only recourse is to assume they are neutral and ignore them. This means if they are a Bandit they will just shoot you first, or if they are Neutral they still might shoot you first. Even if you get the jump on them you can't shoot, even if it's clear they are running at you with the intention to kill you there still isn't anything you can do except let them shoot first before you can defend yourself.
Neutral - The vast majority of players fall into this category. If you are new you automatically fall into this category. Also if you shoot at everyone you eventually kill enough bandits to increase your reputation back to Neutral. Neutral means Lawmen can't touch you, so if you find a "good guy" that's clearly well armed and has lots of good gear you can literally walk right up to him and head shot him with your POS pistol you found and take all of his equipment. Honestly this restriction is the biggest problem with this system. Bandit/Lawman is clear enough to deal with, but the Neutrals throw the whole thing out of balance because you cannot defend yourself against this tactic.
Bandit - Unfortunately as you wise up to the system and defend yourself against everyone including Neutrals you will eventually find yourself with this label. Now you are the "bad guy" because you shoot first and ask questions later. The game has already devolved into that mentality so 90% of the time if you see another player expect a shootout. They may actually be friendly players, but they have to assume you are a bad guy too so rather than lose all of their equipment they will just shoot at you and not risk it.
There are still some good things about this game, but honestly they really need to address these issues or they will hemorrhage players.
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The Critical Hit Pretzel!
I enjoyed it with a friend for limited time I had. By far it can use fixes and additions but at the same tines I'm willing for wiggle room.
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Originally posted by revy66
I can call a tomato a grapefruit but that does not make it a grapefruit. If you could find me a definition of "alpha game" that includes charging full price to get in and involves allowing all paying customers to get in, I would say we could have a decent argument. Sadly, all you have is the developer calling it an alpha. The developer can call it whatever they wish but a tomato is still a tomato, even if they call it a grapefruit.


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Yep this would come in very handy in deed. I'm charging overnight then by the time I get home from work she is running on fumes and I charge it again. On the odd occasion I have not made it home and had to charge in the car, but I do spend a fair amount of time either on the phone or messaging / emailing folks.
Nice app.
I keep my phone charging the whole day, in the office, at home and in the car. I am only on battery when I'm not at one of those places.
Twice a day. Depending on how busy I am and home many emails I get and how many audiobooks and podcast I listen to.
One full charge per day and then mini charges while in the car or at my computer.
Two to three times a day
How many? Geeez...so many I can't count because I'm always connecting it wherever I'm at. Have a charger in my house, my car, and my own at girlfriends house. If theirs a number...at least 8 times... No joke I know. :(
I have an iPhone 4s and I need to charged twice a day
3 times. Because i'm quite a heavy gamers and browsing web a lot on ip4s.
I charge mine one to two times a day.
Once every one or 2 days.
How many times do I charge my iPhone 4S a day? Put it this way. When I am in a car, I have charger and I plug my phone in. When I am at work and at my desk, I have a charger and have my phone plugged in. And when I get home at night, I am immediately looking for a charger to plug my phone in. Then I take it upstairs at night and plug it in and sync it to my computer.
Normally twice a day.
I charge my iPhone 4 about two times a day, a couple more when I'm on the road.
Just got my iPhone 4s and I usually charge once a day, twice at most. Would love to try this app to find out more about maximizing performance!
Once a day
Just once on my 4s.
i need to re-charge almost 3 times a day
One charge per day works for me.
Iphone 4s with 5.0.1. At least three times a day. Battery performance is horrible. I could really use this!
I charge twice a day.
Less than once per day.
Yep, this app does help. Just drain the battery(about once a week) all the way to about less than 15% and recharge it to fully charged status. Don't stop with 100%. It helps to boost battery life.
Hope it helps.
Once when I leave in the morning, and once when I return from school. It isn't too inconvenient but I would love to get even just an extra hour boost from saving energy..
About two times per day.
Once a day
I charge about 2 times a day.
This app claims it "boosts battery performance" but the only thing it really does is allow you to "Double tap battery or open it to see the battery capacity for your favorite apps". This isn't boosting anything. I'm disappointed that this app is featured because I feel as though iMore is perpetuating the snake oil that they are selling. What the app CLAIMS and what it actually DOES are different things.
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It does help to better battery life when you recharge to "Fully Charged" once a week. Make sure to drain the battery to below 15-10% before you recharge it to full.
Hope it helps.
2 to 3 times a day
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Kent State University at Stark Theatre
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- Auditions are open to everyone including students and members of the community.
- Those auditioning have the choice of working from sides (selected scene excerpts) or they may perform a prepared monologue. For musicals, audition information will be listed under the show.
- Scripts and sides are available for perusal for periods up to 24 hours from the Fine Arts secretary. Stop by or call 330-244-5151 between 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Scripts and sides will also be available in the reserve area of the Stark Campus Library.
- Audition appointments are recommended, but not required. Stop by or call 330-244-5151 to schedule an audition appointment with the Fine Arts secretary.
- Technical production opportunities are available to Kent State Stark students, such as stage and assistant stage managers, assistants to lighting, scenic, sound and costume designers.
- Roles available and any additional audition requirements will be listed under each show.
- Brian Newberg is the director for all of the following shows.
By Melanie Marnich
April 17, 18, 24 & 25 at 8 p.m.
April 19 & 26 (ASL interpreted) at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets available April 6.
A genetic disease is gradually robbing Dot of her eyesight. Her relationships with her mother and friends are challenged during her struggle for independence and self-assertion. With the help of her boyfriend, best friend and a wayward priest, Dot brings the audience on a journey that discovers the kind of vision needed not only to prevail over this disease, but to thrive with spirit, humor and hope.
For mature audiences only, due to sexual content and strong language.
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January 20 & 21
6 p.m.
Fine Arts Theatre
Rehearsals begin February 23 and will occur five evenings a week until opening.
3 females, 3 males (age ranges flexible)
- Dot Di Prima (late teens to 20's)
- Mom (30's to 50's)
- Father O. O'Hara (30's to 50's)
- Joey Joe D'Amico (late teens to 20's)
- Francis Butane (late teens to 20's)
- Various male roles (played by one actor; age range flexible)
One Slight Hitch
By Lewis Black
November 7, 8, 14 & 15 at 8 p.m.
November 9 & 16 (ASL interpreted) at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets available October 27.
Set in Ohio, satirical comedian Lewis Black's production opens the door to the Coleman's house on the day their daughter is to marry a stuffy, wealthy emblem of the Reagan era. Hilarious family drama is set in motion with the unannounced arrival of the ex-boyfriend, a beatnik poet who is unaware of her engagement and came to share the enlightenment he experienced on his recent travels. Doors slam, secrets erupt, chaos ensues.
Audition Dates:
September 2 & 3
6 p.m.
Fine Arts Theatre
Rehearsals begin September 7 and will occur five evenings a week until opening.
4 females, 3 males
- Doc Coleman - The father. A general practitioner. A charming, eccentric conservative. Usually straight-up.
- Delia Coleman - The mother. In a constant state of panic.
- Ryan - Early 30s. Until seven months ago, he had lived with Courtney for two and half years.
- P.B. - 16 year old daughter
- Melanie - 20-something daughter. Nurse. Attractive and psychotic.
- Courtney - Freelance writer. Has just published her first novel which was almost successful.
- Harper - Early 30s. Logical and wealthy. Engaged to Courtney.
Spring Awakening
Books and lyrics by Steven Sater
Music by Duncan Sheik
February 20, 21, 27 & 28 at 8 p.m.
February 22 & March 1 (ASL int) at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets available February 9.
This Tony Award-winning rock musical tells the story of desire and confusion as teenagers' hormones collide during the journey from youth to adulthood. Through rebellious trials and tribulations, the sensuality of the characters is often denied and suppressed, leading to tragic consequences. The poignant and revealing messages in Spring Awakening are powerful, passionate and unforgettable. For mature audiences only, due to sexual content and strong (profane) language.
Audition Dates:
November 23 & 24 (Callbacks will be November 25, if needed)
6 p.m.
Fine Arts Theatre
Rehearsals begin December 14 - 18; go on break from December 19 - January 3; then resume on January 4 and will occur five evenings a week until opening.
Auditionees should prepare a full length piece from Spring Awakening or a full length piece from another musical in a similar style (bring sheet music in the correct key). Choose something sung by the character you are particularly interested in playing. OPTION - Sing one or two of the 16-32 bar character excerpts provided in the audition packet. Choose excerpts sung by the character you are particularly interested in playing.
You will also be asked to vocalize for range. An accompanist will be provided at the auditions. Auditionees may also be asked to read selected sides from the show.
Roles | Singing Ranges | Character Excerpt Choices
6 females, 7 males
- Wendla | E3 - E5 | Mama Who Bore Me m. 3-19; Whispering m. 32-63
- Martha | E3 - E5 | The Dark I Know Well m. 2-37
- Thea | E3 - E5 | My Junk m. 2-37
- Anna | E3 - C5 | My Junk m. 2-37
- Ilse | E3 - C5 | Blue Wind m. 3-40
- The Adult Women (played by one actor) | D3 - A4 | Song of Purple Summer m. 9-26 sing melody
- Melchoir | G2 - B4 | All That's Known m. 26-44; Mirror-Blue Night m. 36-45
- Moritz | C3 - A4 | And Then There Were None m. 46-69; Don't Do Sadness m. 18-54
- Hanschen / Rupert | Ab2 - D5 | Word of Your Body-Reprise 2 m. 1-16
- Ernst / Reinhold | Ab2 - A4 | Word of Your Body-Reprise 2 m. 1-16
- Georg / Dieter | Ab2 - D5 | The Bitch of Living m. 24-42 sing melody; Touch Me m. 48-64 sing melody
- Otto / Ulbrecht | Ab2 - D5 | The Bitch of Living m. 24-42 sing melody; Touch Me m. 48-64 sing melody
- The Adult Men (played by one actor) | D3 - F4 | Song of Purple Summer m. 9-26 sing melody


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Graduate Programs at Willamette
Willamette University offers degree and certificate programs through its two graduate schools:
Each program values quality teaching with world-renown faculty, individualized instruction through small classes, experiential learning and community service, and accessibility through financial aid and scholarships.
Willamette graduates aren't just outstanding lawyers, and managers. They are also innovative leaders who serve their organizations and communities.


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