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AMD Athlon II Dual Core M300 Processor
ATI Radeon HD4200 Graphics Processor
Will this cope with FM11?
AMD Athlon II Dual Core M300 Processor
ATI Radeon HD4200 Graphics Processor
Will this cope with FM11?
15 leagues, 40/50,000 players.
Ok cheers nice 1
I posted a spec up the other day but I have since been in touch with a mate who builds PC's and has come up with this (the main parts minus power supply, operating system which will be vista i think etc)...
1 x Mushkin 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 PC3-10666 9-9-9-24 Silverline - 996768
1 x Asus M4A78LT-M LE AMD 760G (Socket AM3) DDR3 PCI-Express Motherboard
1 x AMD Phenom II X2 Dual Core 555 3.2GHz Black Edition C3 (Socket AM3) Processor
1 x Samsung HD103SJ SpinPoint F3 1TB SATA-II 3.5" Hard Drive
Not sure on the graphics card as it is one he already has but says it works with FM no problem, so presuming the GPU is decent enough, how would this be looking to run FM in terms of leagues etc?
Hi All;
Am going to buy a new PC in the next few weeks and one of the main aspects I think about is how FM will play on it. I basically want to have a feature game, running with all major leagues in Europe, as well as S America, as well as having leagues from Mexico, Chile, etc, Czech Republic, Scandanavian leagues so I have loads of players. I have been looking at a few PCs but am not too computer literate so am non too wise on the specs. would you be able to advise.....I have a couple of the below;
Processor Intel® Core™ i5-650 Processor
- 3.2 GHz
- 2.5 GT/s DMI
- 4 MB Smart Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium
Graphics card ATI Radeon HD 5450
- 1GB memory
Screen type None
Hard drive 1 TB
Optical disk drive DVD rewriter
Memory card reader Yes
USB 8 USB 2.0 ports
Modem/Ethernet 10/100/1000 Ethernet
Processor Intel® Core™ i5-650 Processor
- 3.2 GHz
- 4 MB L3 cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium
Graphics card ATI Radeon™ HD 5450
Screen type None
Hard drive 1 TB SATA
Optical disk drive DVD writer SATA DVD RAM and Double Layer supporting
Memory card reader Yes
USB 8 (2 in front)
FireWire No
Processor AMD Athlon™ II X4 processor 635
- 2.9 GHz
- 2 GHz HT
- 2 MB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Graphics card NVIDIA® GeForce® G210 with PureVideo® HD technology
up to 2303 MB total available graphics memory, with 512 MB dedicated
Screen type None
Hard drive 500 GB SATA 3G Hard Disk Drive (7200 rpm)
Optical disk drive Blu-ray player & SuperMulti DVD burner with LightScribe Technology
Memory card reader 6-in-1 memory card reader
USB 6 USB 2.0 ports (2 in front)
I will only be interested in the specs with regards to FM, I don't play any other games so it's just purely for FM. Would appreciate your help on this.
The decent sized hard drive is handy for my University work and music. For the full thing all together its going to cost £250 so it seems like a decent enough deal. Is it easy enough to upgrade processors in the future?
Sure, I see what you are saying. Its obviously not that I want a less powerful processor but just really gave the guy instructions to keep the cost as low as possible but good enough to do the stuff I want, which it will! It will not be getting used too much to be honest other than a small game of FM and some University work!
Cheers for the advice tho!
looking to buy new laptop
my current spec
Tosihba satellite pro a100-200
1.6 processor
2mb ram
runs EPL only on small database with just 2.5 star
so...from what ive read, am i right in thinking anything at or above the below specs will run 4 or 5 different countries (top league only) large database quickly (not bothered about 3d much)
2g dual processor
4gb ram?
Could someone tell me how many leagues i could run on this laptop please and is the graphics card sufficent
Inspiron 15R
Intel core i3-370m 2.4ghz, 4 threads, 3m cache
Windows 7 64 bit
1 gb mobility radeon hd 550v
4mb ram
narrowed my new laptop down to these 4! which one will run fm best? also which is better in general? will it process fixtures and show 3d games good? ;
Toshiba satellite l650-12q, intel core i5-430m processor, 2.26ghz, 4.8 gt/s dmi, 3mb l3 cache, windows 7, 4gb ram, intel gma hd graphic, 320 hd. £500
Acer aspire 5745g, intel core i5-430m processor, 2.26ghz, 2.5 gts dmi 3mb smart cache, windows 7 64bit, 4gb ram, Nvidia geforce g310m graphics, 512mb dedicated video memory, 500 hd. £600
Hp pavilion dv7-4020sa, amd phenom II x3 p820 processor, 1.8ghz, 1.8ghz ht, (3600 mt/s) 3x 512 kb l2 cache, windows 7 64bit, 3gb installed ddr3 ram (1x 1024 mb + 1x 2048 mb) supports 8gb maximum ram, ati mobility radeon hd 5470 graphics 512 mb dedicated video memory, 320 hd. £550
Packard bell easy note tx86-jo-045 uk, intel core i5- 430 m processor, 2.26ghz, 2.5 gt/s dmi, 3mb smart cache, windows 7 64bit, 4gb ram, Nvidia geforce g310m 512 dedicated memory, 500 hd. £600
Which one should I go for, could you narrow them down 1-4 please?!?
I'd go with the Acer because it looks better and has a couple of small nice features such as an inbuilt webcam.
Acer aspire 5745g, intel core i5-430m processor, 2.26ghz, 2.5 gts dmi 3mb smart cache, windows 7 64bit, 4gb ram, Nvidia geforce g310m graphics, 512mb dedicated video memory, 500 hd. £600
Hp pavilion dv7-4020sa, amd phenom II x3 p820 processor, 1.8ghz, 1.8ghz ht, (3600 mt/s) 3x 512 kb l2 cache, windows 7 64bit, 3gb installed ddr3 ram (1x 1024 mb + 1x 2048 mb) supports 8gb maximum ram, ati mobility radeon hd 5470 graphics 512 mb dedicated video memory, 320 hd. £550
Packard bell easy note tx86-jo-045 uk, intel core i5- 430 m processor, 2.26ghz, 2.5 gt/s dmi, 3mb smart cache, windows 7 64bit, 4gb ram, Nvidia geforce g310m 512 dedicated memory, 500 hd. £600
How many leagues will they run etc
1) 20-25 leagues, 60/80,000 players, graphics high
2) 15-20 leagues, 40/60,000 players, graphics high
3) 20-25 leagues, 60/80,000 players, graphics high
Hello everbody, how should this run?
Processor: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 450 @ 2.20GHz 2.19GHz
Memory (RAM) 2.00GB
System type: 32-bit Operating System
Graphics card i am unsure on but it seemed to work the match engine fine.
Running the top 5 English leagues with a medium data base im only getting 1 star and processing seems to take a long time on international days especially. Another point i bought it through steam and i was wondering if that will make any difference to the speed compared to buying it on on a disc?
Thanks for your time .
just purchased a new laptop, will it run smoothly?? will it run in 3d?? how many leagues?? here is the spec;
HP Pavilion DV6-3060SA
Intel Core I5-430M processor 2.26GHZ with turbo boost up to 2.53GHZ
3072MB DDR3 SDRAM (2 dimm)
ATI Mobility Radeon HD5470 switchable graphics with 512MB DDR3 dedicated graphics memory
3d on high, 40-50,000 players, 25-30 leagues!
is that pretty good then or??
Yes it is...
After lots of searching and reading this excellent thread finally decided to go for this laptop spec......please tell me that this will work on 3d and have a decent amount of leagues...... don't want to look anymore!
Thanks in advance!
Intel® Core™ i3-330M Core Processor 2.13GHz (3MB Cache)
Operating System
Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
3072MB 1066MHz Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM [1x2048 + 1x1024]
512MB ATI® Radeon™ HD 4570 Graphics
LCD Display
15.6" (inch) High Definition WLED Display with TrueLifeTM (1366x768)
Audio and Speakers
Intel High Definition Audio 2.2
Hard Drive
320GB SATA HDD 2.5 inch 5400RPM
I've narrowed my choices down to 4 - all about the same price. so be grateful if anyone can tell me if there is much difference for FM11 - 3d not major issue, i want to be able to have several countries at once, without having to to wait an age
1) HP Compaq 620 T6570
Intel Core 2 Duo T6570 2.1GHz
4GB DDR3 SDRAM, 1066 MHz
Win7 Pro 64
Mobile Intel GMA 4500MHD
2)Acer Aspire 5738ZG
W7 Laptop
Intel® Pentium® dual-core processor T4400
Core2Duo 2.1Ghz
4GB DDR3 SDRAM, 1066 MHz
Win7 Pro 64bit
Mobile Intel GMA 4500MHD
4)Toshiba Satellite L500 Pentium T4400
Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor T4400 (2.2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache)
4GB DDR3 1066 MHz RAM
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 32/64 bit
intel® Graphics Media Accelerator GL40
5) my current spec
2gb RAM
1.6 processor
roughly what would u expect for this-coz it seems pretty useless these days
Sorry if this has been addressed aready, I looked through the forum and couldn't find the answer to this, but there is a lot so I might have missed it.
I'm wondering which OS is better for FM: Windows XP or Windows 7?
I mean, I've been running all my other FMs on XP and never had any problems but I was thinking of upgrading to Windows 7. I'm just worried that there might be more of a chance that FM won't work right, since I know a lot of people complained about Vista and their games.
I'm a complete noob when it comes to computers so I apologize if this question is dumb..anyway, XP or 7?
i have 4 options about the same price. i want to be able to run several countries-top league only normally- quickly
so can you guys help and let me know what they can run and if there is much difference between them?
1)HP Compaq 620 T6570 2.1Ghz 4GB ddr3, 500GB Win7 Pro 64
Intel Core 2 Duo (faster than Dual Core) T6570 2.1GHz
4GB DDR3 SDRAM, 1066 MHz,* two slots
Integrated: Mobile Intel GMA 4500MHD
2) Acer Aspire 5738ZG 2.2Ghz,
4GB ddr3 ,
* ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 with up to 2304 MB of HyperMemory (512 MB of dedicated DDR3 VRAM, up to 1792 MB of shared system memory)
PROCESSOR Intel® Pentium® dual-core processor T4400 (2.2GHz, 1MB cache, 800MHz FSB)
3)HP CQ620 Core2Duo 2.1Ghz
Intel Core 2 Duo (faster than Dual Core) T6570 2.1GHz
4GB DDR3 SDRAM, 1066 MHz,* two slots
Win7 Pro 64bit
4)Toshiba Satellite L500 Pentium T4400 intel Pentium Dual Core Processor T4400 (2.2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache)
4GB DDR3 1066 MHz RAM
Intel 4500MHD Graphics
Windows 7 Home Premium 32/64 bit
5)current spec, 1.6ghz, 2gb RAM - what would u expect from this coz right now it seems quite slow on EPL and small database only!
Can someone advise if this spec is ok for 2011 in 3D and how many leagues etc.
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 215 Processor 2.70GHz
Memory: 3GB RAM DDR2
Hard Drive: 640GB HDD SATA
Optical Drive: DVD+/-RW SUPER MULTI
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 9200 256MB
Monitor: None
LAN: 10/100/1000 Gigabit
Bluetooth: No
Front Ports - 3 USB, Headphone, Microphone, Multi Card Reader
Rear Ports - P/S2 Keyboard and Mouse, Serial and parallel, VGA, DVI, 4 USB, Ethernet, 5:1 Audio
hi guys, just wondering how this would run and how many playable league i could use
Intel Pentium Processor T4500
Intel GMA 4500M
3 GB DDR3 Memory
320 gb HDD
I need a new PC. What kind of system would you need to run at max settings (all leauges and players), just out of interest. Is there such a thing as overkill when getting a pc for fm. I'm not bothered about 3D.
depends on your budget but id go for a core i5 760, gigabyte p55m-ud2h and 4gb of corsair xms3 ddr3-1600 and mate that with a decent 500w psu to allow for a future gpu to be added.
Budgetwise I suppose it would be a waste to spend anymore than £1,000 just to play FM for the next few years. So probably round that area. I don't need a monitor. I would be willing to go higher if it made a noticeable difference. I'm a bit out of touch with all the new pcs i5 and i7 stuff at the minute. I havent been paying attention for a few years so have no idea what to look out for when picking out a new pc.
I'm using a 4 year old dual core 2.4 at the minute which is about dead.
What about this one?
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£1000?? You can get a great FM machine for £500-600.
And that HP doesn't look worth the money to me. You can build one for half the price with similar performance.
Naah Better options for the price in last couple of pages.
It'll run 15 leagues only.
Thanks Ishu
Select which over Operating System you want... to save cash select the cheapest option .
Miles cheaper & miles better then the other HP machine.... PC World are just money grabbers.
If you care to read the reviews you will read nothing but good about that machine.
Last edited by ClimaCool; 15-11-2010 at 02:45.
how good would this run the game
Processor Intel® Celeron® Processor T3500
- 2.10 GHz
- 800 MHz FSB
- 1 MB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Graphics card Intel GMA 4500M - Up to 1341 MB shared memory
or is this better ? Processor Intel® Pentium® Processor T4500
- 2.3 GHz
- 800 MHz FSB
- 1 MB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Graphics card Intel® HD Graphics
- 128 MB of dedicated system memory
- Supporting Microsoft® DirectX® 10
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Processor AMD V-series V120 Processor
- 2.2 GHz
- 1.8 GHz HT
- 512KB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Graphics card ATI® Radeon HD4200
- up to 1408MB shared memoryo
or this one aswell lol http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Laptops/buy...-Laptop/676942 sorry about that lol last one i promise lol
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Dell Studio 15 (1558) i7 Quad Core (High Spec) Laptop (Black)
Intel Core i7-720QM (1.6GHz, turbo Boost up to 2.8GHz)
Windows 7 Home Prem(64Bit)
320GB Hard Drive
1GB ATI HD 5470 Graphics
how many leagues etc?
also anyone know how easy/how to increase from 1.6-2.8 processor?
hi guys.
just wondering would someone be able to let me know if this spec will run fm11 efficiently!
i'm thinking of buying a new laptop.
CPU and Memory:
•Intel Core i3 350M.
•2.26GHz processor speed.
•3GB DDR3 RAM memory.
•320GB SATA hard drive.
Display features:
•15.6in display.
•Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.
DVD optical drives:
•Dual layer.
•Intel with HD graphics card.
Interfaces and connectivity:
•Multi-Media Card (MMC) compatible.
•3 USB ports.
•1 HDMI port.
•B/g/n wireless/WiFi enabled.
Operating system and software:
•Microsoft Windows 7 Premium.
could someone have a quick look at this at the laptops under $800 (500pounds)
which one u reckon is best for Fm and general
(it doesnt require looking each laptop individually, its a convenient list)
thanks guys, really appreciated
Sorry to put this up only a few days after asking advice on another machine but this one come with a monitor for the same price if the spec is up to scratch. Same question again really. How many leagues, how many players etc. Thanks for the advice on the other one BTW.
Product Description: Packard Bell Imedia s3210 Dual Core Desktop PC
Processor: AMD Athlon X2 Processor 2.4GHz
Memory: 2GB RAM (Installed)
Hard Drive: 1TB HDD Serial ATA-300
Optical Drive: DVD+/-RW SuperMulti
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium 64 bit
User Interface: 2 USB, Headphone, Microphone,HDMI, VGA
Graphics Controller: nVidia Geforce 8200
Video Memory: 256MB
Display Included: Yes
Display Type: 19 Inch LCD Monitor
Crap so i need glasses .I didnt see this thread.
Hey people got a question.I got a rather old machine and im not sure if i should buy this game or not.My current configuration is :
Pentium 4 CPU 3000mhz
2 GB of RAM
256 ram on the ati video card.
I run win xp sp3
I know i meet the minimum system requirements but does are irrelevant.I want to play with some 2-3 leagues loaded.Like for example Serie A,EPL,Bundesliga.Or Serie A,B,C or you get the picture.But the important thing is that i dont want to wait 6-7 hours to finish a season.
So can i run it at a good speed?Im ok if i cant run the game in 3d as i like the 2d version better.
So its going to take a lot of time processing when other teams play?I dont mind the game taking more hours if i scout for players and what not.But i dont want to wait a lot of time when other fixtures are processed.So will it work fast or not?
finally bought one...should get at the end of the week! :-) 500 quid.
Lenovo G560-9M
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
Screen: 15.6 Inch HD LED Display
Video: Intel Graphics
Connectivity: Wireless N
Built in Devices: HDMI, Card Reader, Webcam, 3 x USB, E-Sata
Processor: Intel Core i5-460M 2.53GHz (Turbo 2.8Ghz)
Memory: 4GB DDR3 RAM
Storage: 500GB HDD
Optical Drive: DVD Burner
final thoughts Ishu-leagues, players and 3D?
p.s you're a legend for all the help you give people on here!
25 leagues/3D on high.
Hi Ishu, can you help me? I'm looking at the 2 below. Thanks.
fujitsu LH520
fujitsu LH530
Hi guys
im looking to buy a new laptop for generall stuff but want to play FM on it too
I only have about £450 to spend so what is the best one around that can handle the processing?
I posted recently about the difference in speed I've found between FM11 and FM10.
I have found FM11 to run alot slower than FM10 and it makes my computer feel particularly unstable, despite running exactly same leagues at I did on FM10.
I know very little about computer spec, but I'm running 15 leagues from six nations on the medium database on the following. My question is, is this deemed enough to run this amount of leagues and would should I be looking to improve? Any help/advice much appreciated!
Pentium 4 GPU 3.00GHz
2.99 GHz, 1.00 GB or RAM
If I need to give more info, let me know how to access it and I will add it to this post!
I've got a new comp and I'm interested to see how this runs. I want a massive game world and, to be honest, I doubt I'll get past 10 years (or even 5) so I can afford to select a fair few leagues.
i7 950 (overclocked to 4 GHz)
6 GB DDR3 1600 MHz ram running at 8-8-8-24 timings
4870 512mb graphics card (soon to be upgraded to a 6970 but that's not needed for FM)
Those are the relevant specs.
Hey fellas
My current graphiccard is *****. So I'm considering buying Radeon PCI-E HD5450. Does anyone know if it's good enough for FM11?
Hey guys,
Could anyone tell me how well FM11 would work on my laptop? The specs are
Toshiba Satellite Pro L450D-11J
AMD Athlon™ X2 Dual-Core Processor running at 2.1ghz
2048mb Ram
Windows 7 Pro (32-bit)
160gb hd
ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics card
All help appreciated
I'm looking for a new laptop that I could carry with me and use it to play FM11 on the go.
What I need is:
screen <15.6
decent battery life
fast CPU >2.0 GHz
decent dedicated graphics
My budget is around £500-£600. Can anyone help?
Currently have a Acer Aspire Desktop X3812
Quad Core Intel 2.8Ghz
4gb Ram
NVidia Graphics Card 128mb
runs game well, can load quite a lot of leagues and players, with basic graphics
but received a tax rebate today and have ordered
an extra 4gb RAM, and a Sapphire HD 5450 1GB DDR2 DVI VGA HDMI Out PCI-E Low Profile Graphics Card
Hopefully can run a whole lot more leagues and have better match day view.
thanks ishu, help greatly appreciated!
How does FM11 run on a macbook pro???
You are Welcome Pinky
How would this one do in terms of Leagues/Players and 3D match engine?
Acer Aspire 5741A 320GB 15.6in Laptop.Includes Pre-registered Acer warranty.
CPU and Memory:
•Intel Core i3 350M.
•2.26GHz processor speed.
•3GB DDR3 RAM memory.
•320GB SATA hard drive.
Display features:
•15.6in display.
•Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.
DVD optical drives:
•Dual layer.
•Intel with HD graphics card.
Interfaces and connectivity:
•Multi-Media Card (MMC) compatible.
•3 USB ports.
•1 HDMI port.
•B/g/n wireless/WiFi enabled.
Multi-media features:
•1.3MP built-in webcam.
•Built-in mic.
Operating system and software:
•Microsoft Windows 7 Premium.
20 leagues and 3D on med-high.
Can someone please tell me how much I can run at a decent speed on this?
Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5200 @ 2.50GHz
4GB Ram
500 GB Hard Drive
ATI Radeon HD 5670 512MB
Windows Vista 64 Bit
17 to 18.
Hi all, would be eternally grateful if anyone would be kind enough to let me know how many leagues and which size database I should select to run on my computer:
AMD Athlon II X2 250 Socket AM3 3.0GHz
I'm going to be using Uncle Ron's Non League edit so I can play my local team, any suggestions as to which other leagues/countries I should select to go with this? I was shown FM2012 by my friend, and, to my amazement, found it terrifyingly addictive. I bought the game for myself and my friends laughed, saying ''I don't think we'll be seeing so much of her this year...'' The only issue is, I have to admit, I don't really know much about football (yet!). FM2012 has got me into the sport, and so I need all the help I can get with league/database size selection.
Apologies for the helplessness - I've been Googling hard for days and not found any definitive answers. Very confused as to which I set to 'view only' etc. I want to do this right!
Many thanks to anyone kind enough to help a clueless noob =)
Scarlett P.
Yours is more of a gaming rig.
20 leagues will be OK. And I don't know anything about ron's update.
BTW Where did you and your friend buy FM2012 from.
And welcome to the forums
Gaming rig = good for FM then? I truly am clueless, I realise. What size database ought I to use? Thanks so much for the help Ishu - and, yeah, FM2012? /facepalm.
I'll pack a few more into my TARDIS next time I'm out, will bring one back for you =p
Scarlett P.
Hi I hope very much someone can help me. I am about to purchase a new desktop pc for general computer use and have no idea at all about graphics or computer requirements etc.
The only game i want to play is FM11 but I do not want to buy a new computer and find I cannot play the game!
I only play as Rangers in Scotland and only load up the Scottish league.
Basically I am planning to buy a packard bell desktop from pc world. I did ask in the shop but the guy was useless and couldnt help me at all!
Can anyone confirm if this pc would be good to play the game?
i would be forever indebted to someone who can help!!!!!
The computer has the following attributes:
Processor AMD Athlon II X4 605e
- 2.3 GHz
- 2 GHz HT
- 4 x 512 KB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- 4 GB maximum RAM
Graphics card nVIDIA GeForce 6150
- 256 MB shared memory
Screen type None
Hard drive 320 GB SATA hard drive 7200rpm
Optical disk drive DVD-RW
Memory card reader Yes
USB 6 (2 in front, 4 in rear)
FireWire No
Modem/Ethernet 10/100 Ethernet
Wi-Fi No
Bluetooth No
Video interface 1 x VGA
Audio interface 3.5mm jack
TV output VGA
Extension card slot 1 x PCI
2 x PCI-Ex1
1 x PCI-E x16
Sound 5.1 channel on-board sound card
Webcam No
Keyboard & Mouse Yes, PS2 keyboard and mouse
Accessories included Keyboard and mouse
Software included Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 - Full Version
Norton Internet Security 2009 - 60 days
Nero 9 Essentials
Works 9 SE
Office Home & Student - Trial Version
Adobe Premiere Elements - Trial Version
Adobe Reader & Flash
Size 320 x 175 x 320 mm (H x W x D)
Weight 5 kg
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Ishu, you're a bloody FM superhero, that's what you are. Many many thanks sir.
Scarlett P.
I'm am 18. Sir sounds like 81.
Hi Ishu,
many thanks for your reply.
it will cost £329. How would I find out if it can play the 3D graphics? I dont really have any techie friends, but can you tell me what you mean by a 'custom' pc?
It is a new packard bell computer and in the shop it displays the graphics for some 3D rally car game and seems to show it can play this type of 'action' game. Does this help?


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Are the drops all level 60? Do they vary between acts like at other difficulty levels?
Level 61/63 Drop Rates after Diablo 3 Patch 1.03
After patch 1.03 the item level drops at Inferno difficulty have been changed. High-end items (items level 61-63) will now drop in all Acts of Inferno and Acts III and IV of Hell difficulty. The new approximate drop rates are the followings:
[*] show the increment from 1.03 to 1.03b patch
Patch 1.02 and previous (history)
Before Diablo 3 patch 1.03 the item level drops at Inferno difficulty were the following:
*The item tooltip will show level 60 in any case.
Hell Act 4 drops mostly gear sub-level 60 and so does Inferno Act 1. I'm not far into Inferno yet, but already now I can (almost) safely say that it varies like on other difficulty levels, beacause only some of the items I find are level 60, definitely not all.
Jay Wilson stated in this Inferno Video, that every Act in Inferno increases in difficulty and loot quality. But not all drops are level 60.


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A truth test for Jim Matheson and Mia Love: Digging into the political claims
Are both claims true? Since the Affordable Care Act's passage, the House has voted at least 33 times to remove parts of the law, limit funding or to repeal the law entirely. Matheson has supported some of those votes and rejected others.
In the three main votes being debated between the candidates, Thomas.gov shows that Matheson voted against the health care overhaul, against repealing the health care overhaul and later for its repeal. Matheson's vote against repeal came in Jan. 2011. In debates with Love, Matheson said he voted against repeal because he thought it prudent to let the judiciary have its say on the bill. After the Supreme Court's ruling in July, Matheson voted in favor of repeal. A Love ad accused Matheson of not telling the truth, citing a PoliticIt interview where Matheson said he didn't vote for outright repeal because the law gave rights to people that he "wasn't going to take away." He has, however, said he voted to repeal several components of the law.
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Jimbo. You have some 'splainin' to do regarding your liberal record and how you are now trying to run from it.
- 11:08 p.m. Oct. 13, 2012
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If Mia Love went to Congress and did nothing at least one would not be voting for Nancy Pelosi. The senate is a good example of what the Democrats can do with Harry Reid in charge. Nothing
- 1:27 p.m. Oct. 14, 2012
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Is anyone watching these ads anymore? Its the same thing over and over again from both candidates.
- 2:03 p.m. Oct. 14, 2012
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The Matheson camp is playing loosely with words to make Love's record seem to be bad. The reality listed in these checks show that there is no real substance to any of the claims. A pay raise of $200/month to a total of $800 dollars is not much considering the pay for school superintendents and other officials in the Government. Matheson gets much more from the tax payers and does not help as many as Love does, in her community.
- 2:22 p.m. Oct. 14, 2012
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The claim: Deseret News treats its on-line readers like children by spooling out
these claims like teasers, one click per allegation.
I suppose that would be OK if you set up a comment board for each of the 12 claims. Otherwise it's just 12 hooks to be reeled in one at a time.
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To What in Tucket? 1:27 p.m. Oct. 14, 2012
If Mia Love went to Congress and did nothing at least one would not be voting for Nancy Pelosi. The senate is a good example of what the Democrats can do with Harry Reid in charge. Nothing
Matheson didn't vote for Pelosi last time. What makes you think he would vote for her this time?
- 5:34 a.m. Oct. 15, 2012
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Vaughn J said: "The Matheson camp is playing loosely with words to make
Love's record seem to be bad."
He doesn't have to make her look bad, every time she makes a statement not written by her republican handlers
she looks bad. Mia is exactly like Palin NOT ready for primetime not ready to answer big girl questions and so like Biden not wanting to appear mean to Sarah. So now Jim is mean just for being informed about his job. Something Jason and Mike still haven't figured out.
- 9:32 a.m. Oct. 15, 2012
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This has been a difficult contest to decide between. Several in my Riverton neighborhood had an ad hoc discussion last week about it and decided that Lee Benson's article last week has decided our votes. Interesting process, but when voters are trying to decide what the truth is, apparently we all believed Lee when we couldn't decide between the candidates.
- 11:36 a.m. Oct. 15, 2012
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Here's what I can't figure out--if Matheson is so independent, why doesn't he become an independent? His very presence as a Democrat aided and abetted Pelosi by giving her party a majority in Congress. And it was Pelosi, Reid, and Obama that together gave us Obamacare and the staggering rise in deficits and debt.
- 5:13 p.m. Oct. 15, 2012
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I think Matheson has done a good job in his current district, but I'm
currently undecided now that he's in my district (I'm kind of a
right-leaning independent). I believe there should be more balance between the
two parties in Utah though - i.e. more Dems, especially at the state level.
One person who knows more about politics than I do said that Matheson usually waits until he knows whether the Democrats need his vote or not. If they don't need his vote, he then votes with the Republicans just so Utahans will think he's conservative. Supposedly he has the full support of Democrats to do this in order to keep winning elections in conservative Utah.
I would like to know if this is really true or not. Does anyone out there have any info?
- 5:50 p.m. Oct. 15, 2012
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I have watched Matheson a little over the years. He wasn't my rep, so I haven't tracked everything, but my take is that when he votes with the Republicans it is always when his vote wouldn't matter.
My favorite example of him supporting Pelosi came 2 years ago. You might remember when the House was voting on whether or not to extend the Bush tax cuts. Obama wanted part of the cuts kept, the Republicans wanted all of them kept. The mid-term election adjournment was coming up. The Republicans wanted to stick it out until something came together, Pelosi didn't want to. At stake wasn't just the tax cuts, but a public statement of where each Representative stood on this isue. In the end, the vote to adjourn was 210-209, Matheson voted with Pelosi. That time his vote mattered, and he showed he would stick with Pelosi when his vote actually mattered.
- 10:07 a.m. Oct. 16, 2012
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A news item today caught my eye. It reported that Sarah Palin's PAC
donated some money (not much) to Mia Love's campaign.
Then it went on to say that Sarah had collected $833,900 from donors. They handed out $54,500. The remaining $779,400 is what they are calling "expenses."
Hey, Sarah is a staunch supporter of "Free Enterprise" isn't she?
But does she have any idea what the word "Honesty" means?
- 3:12 p.m. Oct. 16, 2012
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Just one day before the vote on Obamacare, Matheson announced he would vote
against it. He waited until then because his constituents were overwhelmingly
against it, but he had his party to satisfy. Finally, when it was clear the bill
would pass (barely) without his vote, he announced he was against it.
His vote didn't make any difference, which he knew at the time, but it's helping him now in this election. But if the democrats needed his vote, he would have voted for it, it's clear. Otherwise, why would he wait until the last minute to announce his intentions?
- 12:25 p.m. Oct. 17, 2012
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Mia Love is treated by many so-called pundits as a person that is not as high
level as they are.
The Utah Legislators and GOP party people appear to have done that in Utah for a long time. Democrat women run for office. Republican women, if they surface, are not treated as equals and pay the price in how they are treated as an elected official.
Strong women in Utah are not supposed to run for office, it appears, and we as Utah citizens are given less with how the Legislature treats all of us. Women have a special talent we don't take advantage of in how they handle governmental affairs. They have raised our children, have advanced degrees, are given leadership positions in various organizations. However, people's treatment of Mia Love isn't much different from the common treatment of women in Utah.
She meets the qualifications of a Representative in Congress and just as almost every new Representative will have some growing pains but will learn and do the right thing for her constituents. Representative Matheson has shown his chameleon colors and we know who he is. He could have had a legacy but not.
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Jim did wait until his vote meant nothing. If he was truly against abama care he would have come out much earlier and said how he was voting. He got a free pass to vote no.
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Practical and functional flat, decorated in a contemporary style, that remains the loft of a painter. The living room has a sofa, a table for four people, a double bed and TV. On the second floor, there is a room with a single bed. The kitchen, in red tones, is modern and fully equipped with everything you need, including washer, pans, cutlery and crockery.
Towels and sheets are provided to all residents. Has air conditioning and heating unit.
The neighborhood
It is located in one of the more modernist districts of the city. The Sagrada Familia's neighborhood is part of the historical Eixample, and there you will find all what a tourist needs. Note that the Hospital de Sant Pau is just some steps away, a modernist complex by Lluis Domènech i Montaner.
Strolling down the charming Avenida Gaudí, a little rambla, you will run into the Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's masterpiece. When you climb the stairs of the basilica you will encounter the most impressive views of Barcelona. And at its feet, Gaudi's park, with its pond and trees, melts art and history with the natural environment.
Beyond, Barcelona spreads between the sea and the mountain, witch you can reach either by buss, subway or simply, by walking.
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Subway station: Sagrada Familia (L2, L5 and purple line, blue line).
Important: the deposit can only be paid by credit card
It is mandatory to provide a photocopy of passports of each person (or identity card)
The cost of cleaning is required. Cost 50€
Tourist tax 0.72€ for one night for one person.
Check in starts at 15:00
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The flat is like in the pictures, so it's clean. The location is perfect! It is near to the beach and the metro isn't so far away (5 minutes walk). The Wifi was realy good and fast :) A little supermarket is next to the apartment. We will see us again !
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Okey standard. Allthough there was just 2 actual beds, the doublebeds are just thin madresses on wooden planks. The bathroom were really tight, but for a shorter stay its ok. No hot water the firts 2 days.
The girl that received us, Joanna, was very nice and punctual. We had no problem at all receiving the keys, everything was fine and the apartment is near the Tram and the Metro Station, very nice building and neighborhood, as a comment that we saw here, you can eat very good and not so expensive right across the street in the restaurant "Grillo". What we didn't like is that, in the first advertisement was not announced the deposit fee and how much was it, and a cleaning fee of 60 euros either. When we wanted to use the cups, they were not washed well even lipstick was on the edge of one of them and the 4 small ones that we needed were with stains of coffee in the base like they just stored them dirty. But the apartment was very clean and very comfortable and I would recommend it.
Reale nice apartment, well made and we had a pleasant stay. Close to the city centre but quit too. We can recommend this apartment.
La zona dell'alloggio è tranquilla e ben collegata con i mezzi pubblici, peccato che le coincidenze dei mezzi devi scoprirli tu perché non sono fornite. L'abitazione è accogliente come descritto e come si vede dalle foto. I servizi complementari (necessario per igiene, lavaggio, pulizia) nonché lenzuola e asciugamani non sono stati soddisfacenti. Nel complesso ci tornerei.
Muy buena estancia, aunque nos fallo el gps y tardamos un poco en llegar y nos cobraron el recargo... En resumen el piso muy limpio, con algunos fallos pero bastante bien. El restaurante de abajo riquisimo y bastante bien de precio.
Wohnung spitze, Schlüsselübergabe problemlos, super freundlich! Immer wieder!
Excellent flat, key exchange without problems, super friendly! Fully recommended!
El apartamento es tal cual en la foto. Esta bien situado y lo mas importante para el verano, tiene aire acondicionado. Las camas son comodas y tiene practicamente de todo para poder cocinar. Como puntos negativos, el aire tiene un cubo de agua que se llena rapidamente y esa gotera molesta a la vecina de abajo. Nos pusimos de acuerdo con la propietaria a la hora de llegada y la verdad que bien, ninguna molestia durante nuestra estancia, y a pesar que no me gustaba el metodo de fianza, entiendo que es comodo para no tener que ir a ningun lugar de vuelta.
Tout très bien! La personne qui nous a accueillis était sympathique. L'appartement, conforme à l'annonce et aux photos, est très agréable, confortable, très propre et bien situé dans un quartier calme, à deux minutes à pied du métro. On va aisément et rapidement au centre de Barcelone (ramblas, Catalunya, Gracia, etc....). Supermarchés, boulangeries, restaurants et autres petits magasins à proximité. Le tout à deux pas de la place d'Espagne...
A recommander fortement !
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This was a topic of dispute in early Christianity, between believers who had come from the Jewish faith, and gentiles. The issue relates to whether Christianity is part of Judaism - which would mean that converts had to be circumcised - or whether it is an independent faith. If it is not needed for adult converts, then it would not be applicable for children either.
Acts 15:1-21 records a council, held in Jerusalem, to decide. This probably took place in 50 or 51AD. Peter said (v7-11, NIV):
and the council agreed to write to Gentile believers, saying (v28-29):
That did not entirely settle the issue, since it says nothing about whether Jewish converts could or should observe the law of Moses, and in addition there continued to be many "Judaizing" Christians that required converts to be circumcised and follow the Torah. Historically speaking, the destruction of the Temple in 70AD, and the Roman slaughter and dispersal of Jews, dramatically reduced their numbers and influence. Though groups such as the Ebionites continued to exist for several centuries after that, "mainstream" Christianity no longer required circumcision at all.
Paul writes about circumcision at great length in his letters, especially in Galatians but also in Romans, 1 Corinthians, and elsewhere. For example, Romans 2:25-29 says:
His theological case is that circumcision is a sign of faith, but it is not the same as actually having faith. For Paul, the outward symbol is unnecessary. More generally, one of his major themes is that adherence to the Law does not guarantee salvation (see Galatians 5, for example).


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Today in a talk, it has been mentioned that there exists algebraic groups over the local field $\mathbb{R}$ such that the finite central extension can not be defined algbraically over $\mathbb{R}$ or its algebraic closure $\mathbb{C}$. I guess already covers of $SL(2)$, which is even defined over $\mathbb{Z}$, and the metaplectic group are such an example!?
I am curious, what is the (intuitive) reason for this lack. And, how to proof it rigorously?


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Dr. Khoja chairs 20th meeting of GCC Information Ministers
October 10, 2012
Minister of Culture and Information Dr. Abdulaziz bin Mohieddin Khoja chaired the 20th meeting of the Ministers of Information of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states in Riyadh yesterday. Participants included Omani Minister of Information Dr. Abdulmoneim Al-Hassani; Kuwaiti Minister of Information Sheikh Mohammed Al-Abdullah Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah; President of the Bahraini Information Affairs Authority Sheikh Fawaz bin Mohammed Al-Khalifa; Executive Vice President of the Qatari Information Foundation Mubarak Al-Kuwari; Assistant Secretary-General for Cultural Affairs and Information at the GCC General Secretariat Khalid Al-Ghassani; Saudi Deputy Minister of Culture and Information Dr. Abdullah Al-Jasser; and Director General of the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) Abdullah Al-Hussein.
During his address to the gathering, Dr. Khoja stressed the importance of the media and called for accuracy in the coverage of events. He reviewed the various issues on the meeting's agenda, including proposals for boosting media cooperation between the GCC states.
In a statement released at the end of the session, the ministers expressed appreciation to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Salman for the continuous support according by the Saudi government to GCC endeavors. In particular, they cited the Kingdom's donation of land and SR 15 million [$4 million] in funding for the construction of a permanent headquarters for Gulf Radio and Television. The foundation stone for the project was laid in Riyadh's diplomatic quarter yesterday by Dr. Khoja, in the presence of the GCC ministers.
The statement issued a number of recommendations, including increasing the production of television and radio programs on national and GCC events; activating the role of foreign-language media; launching a unified YouTube channel by the GCC national news agencies; and creating special e-media departments in each country to coordinate with one another.


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Last Night's Big Losers
I just got off an overnight flight to Milan. Polls were just beginning to close when the plane pushed back from the gate, and the election had pretty much been called by the time the plane landed at 2am eastern time.It seems to me that, besides Mitt Romney and the tea party right, two of the biggest losers in tonight's election are the conservative Catholic hierarchy and Catholic Social Teaching. The Catholic hierarchy has made its hostility to the Obama administration plain from the beginning. From the bishops' inflexible opposition to the Affordable Care Act, to the decision to file dozens of lawsuits in an election year against a rule the administration had already promised to change, to the several high profile partisan statements by bishops across the country, there can be no question that the Catholic bishops decided this year to cast their lot with a single party in a way that is genuinely new (at least in my lifetime). This shift is based on the belief that opposition to same sex marriage and legal abortion trump everything else -- inequality, tax justice, immigrant bashing, and even coded appeals to racism. On issues related to sexuality and abortion, it's their way or the highway. On all other issues, literally anything goes, as long as you mouth some tired aphorisms about wealth trickling down or rising tides lifting all boats. The bishops' claims to be above the partisan fray are increasingly impossible to believe.
The consequences for the Catholic hieararchy seem clear enough. Romney came much closer to winning than seemed likely in mid-September. The bishops' gambit almost worked. Had Romney won, they would have had access to the highest levels of government. But he fell short. And now the hierarchy finds itself identified more closely than ever with a single party in the United States, a party that is on the wrong side of inexorable demographic change. The result will be diminished influence for the Church in American politics and greater hostility towards requests for accommodation from the Democrats in power.Why do I call Catholic Social Teaching a loser? In support of their losing effort, numerous bishops said things that make it perfectly clear that, in their opinion, Catholic social teachings have little to contribute to our political deliberations when abortion and gay marriage are at stake. Here's Archbishop Chaput, of Philadelphia, in NCR:
Im not a Republican and Im not a Democrat. Im registered as an independent, because I dont think the church should be identified with one party or another. As an individual and voter I have deep personal concerns about any party that supports changing the definition of marriage, supports abortion in all circumstances, wants to restrict the traditional understanding of religious freedom. Those kinds of issues cause me a great deal of uneasiness.What about the wing of the church that says a party that supports the Ryan budget also ought to cause concern?Jesus tells us very clearly that if we dont help the poor, were going to go to hell. Period. Theres just no doubt about it. That has to be a foundational concern of Catholics and of all Christians. But Jesus didnt say the government has to take care of them, or that we have to pay taxes to take care of them. Those are prudential judgments. Anybody who would condemn someone because of their position on taxes is making a leap that I cant make as a Catholic. ... You cant say that somebodys not Christian because they want to limit taxation. Again, Im speaking only for myself, but I think thats a legitimate position. It may not be the correct one, but its certainly a legitimate Catholic position; and to say that its somehow intrinsically evil like abortion doesnt make any sense at all.That said, do you find the Ryan budget troubling?The Ryan budget isnt the budget I would write. I think hes trying to deal with the same issue in the government Im dealing with here locally, which is spending more than we bring in. I admire the courage of anyone whos actually trying to solve the problems rather than paper over them. I think a vigorous debate about the issues, rather than the personalities, is the way through this problem. Its immoral for us to continue to spend money we dont have. I think that those persons who dont want to deal with the issue are, in some ways, doing wrong by putting it off for their own political protection or the protection of their party.
Here's Springield bishop Paprocki a few weeks ago:
There are many positive and beneficial planks in the Democratic Party Platform, but I am pointing out those that explicitly endorse intrinsic evils. . . I have read the Republican Party Platform and there is nothing in it that supports or promotes an intrinsic evil or a serious sin . . .[I]am not telling you which party or which candidates to vote for or against, but I am saying that you need to think and pray very carefully about your vote, because a vote for a candidate who promotes actions or behaviors that are intrinsically evil and gravely sinful makes you morally complicit and places the eternal salvation of your own soul in serious jeopardy.
Abortion and gay marriage are intrinsically evil and must be opposed at every opportunity, but when it comes to cutting taxes for the rich and slashing social spending will help the poor . . . what is truth? I think this decision to throw the social teachings of the Church under the bus will have lasting consequences.I have no doubt that there are bishops who disagree with the likes of Chaput and Paprocki. But their silence conveys consent. Perhaps the disastrous implications of this election for the bishops' influence will empower dissenting voices within the hierarchy, but I sort of doubt it. The bureaucracy is already too committed to its one-party strategy.One final thought. Race. The time has come for proponents of the Catholic two-issue, one-party approach to confront the poisonous tolerance of racism within the Republican party. It is true that not all Republicans are racist, and not all racists are Republicans. But racists are more likely to be Republican, and Republicans know it. Arecent AP poll found that 79 percent of Republicans (compared to 32 percent of Democrats) expressed explicitly racist attitudes in response to their questions. Implicit racism was the same between the two parties -- we all have a long way to go -- but the Republican party has coddled and relied on overt racists (people like Joe Arpaio, who was elected to a sixth term last night) for far too long. In this election, it looks like Obama won almost 100% of the black vote and almost 80% of the Latino vote. Those are incredible figures. They should give all Republicans pause. The nearly universal rejection of the Republican party by African Americans is significant enough in its own right. But the numbers among Latinos are mind-blowing. Latinos historically have not voted in a block, and yet only 20% voted for Romney (down from the 40% who voted for W.)Many, many of the black and Latino voters who filled out their ballots for Obama last night agree with the Catholic hierarchy on abortion and gay marriage. But they simply will not vote for a party whose political strategy relies on repeated use of racist and nativist dog whistles. When members of the Catholic hierarchy like Paprocki say those who vote for a Democrat are endangering their souls, they are implicitly indicting virtually the entire black and Latino communities. What is the conclusion of this syllogism?1. Right thinking people must vote against the Democratic Party, because it supports intrinsic evil.2. Nearly all Black and Latino voters support the Democratic party.3. Therefore, ?It's not the fault of black and Latino voters that the Republican party refuses to clean house or that its Catholic enablers refuse to call the party on it. Of course, all the heated rhetoric about the intrinsic evil of abortion and gay marriage trumping all other issues diminishes their bargaining power, even in Republican circles. After all, where are they going to go? To the Democrats?
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Amen. Thanks especially for your closing meditation on race and racism. For over 100 years (starting no later than the selection of Andrew Jackson as the party's leader, ending no earlier than the 1948 adoption of a civil rights plank in the party platform) the Democratic Party basically defined itself as the "white man's" party. Republicans were the party of civil rights and the party of equal rights.Close identification with today's Republican Party by our bishops runs the risk of making impossible any evangelization (old or new) with most young Americans (for whom racial inclusion is, however unevenly, a given and accepted norm in their lives).
The USCCB did not make a political endorsement. They simply opposed Obama on a policy. Were the bishops losers because Bush won re-election in 2004 despite their opposition to the war in Iraq? I can't imagine Mr. Penalver would ever describe liberal Christians as losers and urge them to compromise whenever Republicans win elections. Of course, he makes no mention of Nancy Pelosi, whose party failed to recapture the House of Representatives.If Mr. Penalver thinks that the only ways to help the poor, sick, and elderly are through government programs (and that charity is now obsolete), then why doesn't he, as a Commonweal contributor, urge the magazine to surrender its nonprofit status and start paying its "fair share" of taxes like any business or corporation. Doesn't the entire nonprofit sector (which includes universities, labor unions, activist groups on the left and right, grant-making foundations in addition to churches) keep vital revenue out of the hands of the wise and all-knowing federal government?If we want all these goodies, we have to find ways to pay for them.
Still think the election was about economy, scope and role of government, foreign policy.Based on those metrics, Obama's vision is the the one American's prefer.There is a shift now from the Reagan and then centre-right later Clinton. Now this shift may be due to the fact that ideologically more Latino's favour the Democrat's approach to economy, scope and role of government and foreign policy.As far as the so called assault on religious liberty. It just did not ring true in voter's minds.No question that Obama's vision prevailed. but it is more about vision, direction and approach than it is race. Republicans have a different vision that does not resonate with the experience of most Latino's and African-Americans.
One other point.Why does this result have to do with bashing the opponent. Is it not a lot more charitable to simply say that American's were presented with two choices and visions (and neither of them is "intrinsically" evil) and they made a rational decision based on the information that was presented.American's opted for one of those vision and in a democracy, all have to accept the judgement of the majority and move on to the business of governing and enacting that vision.I don't see how accusing the opposition as being racist helps to heal or bring together a nation.
Jesus didnt say the government has to take care of them, or that we have to pay taxes to take care of them.Jesus didn't say that the government has to take care of the unborn or protect the definition of marriage either. Does that mean positions on those issues are also prudential judgments?There is an insidious dodge here. "Intrinsic evil" applies to some government policies, but other issues are prudential judgments because they are government policies. Actions, like abortion or neglecting the poor, might be intrinsic evils; government policies, like the Hyde Amendment or Obamacare, are prudential judgments. Confusing these, as Chaput does here, is confusing.
"Republicans have a different vision that does not resonate with the experience of most Latinos..."Further to that interesting observation is what could possibly be last night's biggest loser which is the correlation of traditional economic statistics and the behavior of the median voter. Where I work, the companies we invest in rely almost exclusively on Federal government expenditures on health care products and services and national defense for their revenues and we consequently mine economic data ad nausem to inform our decisions on where to spend our lobbying dollars. It is sufficient to say lack of reversion to the mean behavior was unexpected. The biggest winner for me was AKPD - there is virtually no amount of money which is too much to spend on their research.
These were my thoughts exactly! Just one addendum: the big winners in the Catholic world? Nuns on the Bus!I think one of the lessons in comparing the "fortnight for freedom" and the nuns' bus tour is that the bigger God wins. The God of petty political opportunism and prohibition lost to the generous God of gratuitous giving (to the poor, the sick, the hungry...). In that sense, I would like to believe that while Social Teaching seems to have lost among some Bishops, it won among most Catholics as well as the larger population. This also says something about evangelization. While many on the Catholic right were spending their time and energy trying to get the law to help them evangelize by other means through the protection and preservation of Catholic identity, the "nuns on the bus" were talking about substantive issues that are actually found in the Gospel. I don't remember Jesus ever saying anything about filing lawsuits to protect religious freedom (in fact, I think the suggestion was that persecution was unavoidable), but he did have something to say about doing something for "the least of these."
It was a bad day for white men and white bishops. It was a good day for minorities, women, Latinos and the downtrodden.
The Catholic hierarchy in Florida dearly wanted two proposed constitutional amendments to pass, even exhorting the faithful from the pulpit to vote for them. One would have banned taxpayer funding of all abortions except in cases of rape or incest; there was exception for life of the mother. The other would have lifted a ban on state funds for religious institutions. Both were emphatically defeated.
Arizona Hispanics voted 77% for Obama.
Where are you, David Gibson?Why don't you respond to this contributor's claim that Catholic Social Teaching was a loser in this election, David Gibson?Yes, to be sure, Catholic Social Teaching appears to have lost out in this election among the U.S. Catholic bishops, who preferred to advance their ridiculous claims about supposedly "intrinsically evil" acts such as artificial contraception and legalized abortion in the first trimester.Nevertheless, because the Catholic bishops appeared to eschew Catholic Social Teaching, their apparent abandonment of those teachings could be a blessing in disguise for Catholic Social Teaching. In effect, the bishops have apparently abandoned emphasizing Catholic Social Teaching. As a result, their apparent abandonment of Catholic Social Teaching opens the way for David Gibson and Peter Steinfels and other informed Catholic journalists to step in and advance Catholic Social Teaching independently of the Catholic bishops.
@George D (11/7, 8:12 am) I thought the original post was quite explicit about not accusing the opposition of being racist, i.e., "It is true that not all Republicans are racist, and not all racists are Republicans. "What matters most in the public arena is what we do, not what we believe. The Republican party has, in ways large and small, made clear over the past two generations that it is willing to be a party that represents citizens who, for example, oppose the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the 1965 and 1986 immigration laws, etc. George W. Bush and Karl Rove understood the political dangers of becoming a "white man's" party, and the political opportunities that existed if the Republican party represented, say 40-50% of Latinos and 15-25% of African-Americans. They acted accordingly and were rewarded, politically, for their actions. Prof. Penalver is, I think, merely reinforcing the wisdom of that course of action (as well as cautioning our bishops about the potential dangers to the Church if that path isn't followed).
Three additional lessons from Election 2012:engaged Catholics of the conservative and progressive persuasions increasingly loathe one another. Few appear disposed to seek a deeply understanding of the moral matrices of the other without disdain. Many are wounded. Few acknowledge wounding.the Catholics are politically homeless trope is so overrated. Progressive Catholic enthusiasm for the Democratic project is no less evident than conservative Catholic enthusiasm for the Republican project. Proof positive: absence of sustained public critique of ones own teams convention performance.the seamless garment vision of CST is exhausted, perhaps beyond resuscitation. An embrace of the comprehensive definition of prolife is resisted all around. The 'anti-abortion' camp wants to abandon the consistent ethic in favor a nearly exclusive focus on abortion. The 'anti-anti-abortion' camp seems intent on redefining abortion opposition out of prolife discourse. Alas, no contemporary Joe Bernardinbut deep appreciation for the occasional contributions of Bill Collier on this theme.
Interesting posts on this subject. When I look at all those southern red states and think of their history, it is, indeed, all about race. I have been doing research for a forthcoming book which involved a lot of research into America in the 1830s-40s. The huge political issue was states rights, and states rights was a euphemism for the right to own slaves. The Democrat part was the party of states rights. When the Republicans, under Lncoln, freed the slaves, the South became solidly Democrat for generation after generation. And again, the issue was still race, as the southerners found new ways to keep the black people down. This lasted, incredibly, until the 1960's. When Linden Johnson signed the Civil Rights act, he predicted that the Democrats would lose the South, and they did. Nixon's "southern strategy" pulled the southern states into the Republican Party, where they remain. When Reagan said he favored states rights, it was code for racism. The Republican Party has to face this heritage. Their advantage in the South was founded on racism. Will the larger Republican Party finally challenge the racists who form so much of their present base?
Jesus didnt say that the government has to take care of the unborn or protect the definition of marriage either. Does that mean positions on those issues are also prudential judgments?Jim McK,Your logic is faulty. Jesus also didnt say that the government may embrace the killing of the unborn or change the institution of marriage. He did, however, say 'thou shalt not kill' and embrace marriage. Your formulation of the statement is the one which contains an insidious error.The real sadness of this election is that our society lost; there are no winners.
Luke --I don't doubt for a moment that Dubya was not a racist. Far from it. He, after all, appointed a black man as head of the Army, plus a black woman as Secretary of State, and he has remained close friend with her. His other social policies are another matter.
The real sadness of this election is that our society lost; there are no winners.There are millions of winners. A joyous day for all of us! Supreme Court vacancies will be filled by a Democratic President!!!Sasha and Malia get four more years in the White House!!! http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/comment/2012/11/the-malia-generati... won't be hearing any more about Tagg et al.Claire McCaskill TROUNCED Todd Akin!!!ET CETERA!!!
Mike McG: Precisely. And the critical questions for Catholics is how, and in what manner, they will be involved in the public square. If it simply to spin faith to accomodate political ideology, then it is fair to conclude that Kant and the Enlightenment was quite correct. Faith is a private and not public matter. In other words, there is no obligation on the part of Catholics to work internally for changes in particular ideologies that do not cohere with our faith. This, in practice is the situation that Americans find themselves in right now and your post shows clear evidence of that fact.Luke:
It is true that not all Republicans are racist, and not all racists are Republicans.
And then Eduardo goes on to cite the AP article which finds that "found that 79 percent of Republicans (compared to 32 percent of Democrats) expressed explicitly racist attitudes in response to their questions."First point, correlation is not causation. There are a myriad of other variables that could explain that phenomenon. I looked at the article but did not see the original study. And even if I did, I would like to know what other variables were considered. For example, exposure to diverse ethnic groups. Someone living in New York City (who is likely to be Democrat) is likely to have far more exposure to diverse ethnic groups than someone living in rural Iowa (likely to be Republican). However, the Iowan rural person's only exposure to diverse ethnicities is through the media which, in turn, impacts perceptions of ethnic group. All you need to do is look at criticism of Disney fims to see a clear illustration of that fact. (e.g. the hyenas in The Lyon King have hispanic and African American accents, and on and on). But instead of examining that variable, Eduardo joins with the AP and the researchers in only highlighting the variable of political affiliation.
@ George D (11/7, 11:40 am) Thanks for your thoughtful response.Speaking just for myself, when we're discussing politics I'm less interested in people's beliefs than their behaviors. As Jay Smooth explained (with great wit and clarity) four years ago, "I don't care what you are; I care what you did." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0Ti-gkJiXcIn other words, the fact that Sheriff Joe Arpaio is a respected figure in Republican circles is an obstacle for Latinos who might otherwise affiliate with Republicans. Or the fact that Gov. Romney endorsed "self-deportation". Or the fact that the entire congressional Republican caucus opposed the DREAM Act just a few years after many of them (during the Bush presidency) advocated for comprehensive immigration reform.
The reason that the hierarchs can engage in these hair-brain political gambits to try to sabotage the President's reelection is that they have unaccountable, unfettered access to mountains of money.The reform of the priesthood from parish to pope will not begin until the PEOPLE gain control of the money and put the hierarchs on small stipends and short leashes.
@ george D... Luke answered your inquiery about GOP racism very well.. I would add just take another look at the red states map.
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"Someone living in New York City (who is likely to be Democrat) is likely to have far more exposure to diverse ethnic groups than someone living in rural Iowa (likely to be Republican)."They flew into Boston from all over the country to be at Mitt Romney's victory party; according to the director of Logan airport, there were twice as many private jets as usual on the ground. Now, looking around at that crowd in Boston and comparing it to the crowd at President Obama's victory party, any Martian would have to say, "Correlation is not causation, but this sure is one white crowd here."
Re: Eric B.Nuns on the Bus were the winners? I hope they enjoy their moment in the sun because it won't last for long. By 2016, will there be any nuns left to go on the bus? Probably only ones in habits because the rest of American women religious life is pretty much an exhausted project.
@ little stone... 'women religious life is pretty much an exhausted project.' you are ignorant about life stats and know nothing about grit.
The biggest winners in this election were all those people in minority heavy precincts who stood in line for hours to witness to all how precious is our right to vote and how much an evil vote suppression truly is.


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- BSO Case Number: PB12-09-03586 (Updated)
- PIO Number: 12-10-19a
- Date: September 13, 2012
- Time: 9:36 a.m.
- Place of Occurrence: 3101 W. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach
- Jurisdiction: Pompano Beach
- State of Florida
- 1. Jesse Jay Koff, 31, 10/29/80, male 23240 Sedawie Dr., Boca Raton
- 2. Allyson Kenny, 26, 6/20/86, female, 23240 Sedawie Dr., Boca Raton
Description of Incident:
Broward Sheriff's Office detectives received several Crime Stoppers tips from people identifying two suspects who stuffed items from a Pompano Beach convenience store into their pants and purse.
The theft occurred about 9:30 a.m. September 13 at the Shell gas station at 3101 W. Atlantic Blvd. The clerk told BSO detectives he was assisting other customers when he heard a noise and noticed a man behind the counter. The clerk said he told the customer that the area was for employees only. After the suspicious individual left the store, the clerk realized some electronic cigarettes were missing.
At that point, the clerk and his manager reviewed the surveillance video and saw the unidentified man stuffing several food items into his pants, while a second suspect, a female wearing a short dress, was stuffing items in her purse. Then the woman purchased a few small items in order to distract the cashier while her partner in crime swiped the e-cigarettes.
Surveillance video of the incident aired on local news October 18. Jesse Koff and Allyson Kenny were arrested October 23. Both face petit theft charges. Koff is being held without bond for violating his probation.
INVESTIGATORS: Det. J. Pedre, PB CI
THIS REPORT BY: Veda Coleman-Wright/PIO Pompano Beach October 23, 2012 1610
Posted At: 10/24/2012 03:59 PM
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