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A reply has been posted to your message, "Lewis and Sarah Martin Turner of Fauquier County" on "11/6/2008 3:36:49 PM GMT" Board: Family History > Surnames > TurnerSubject: Re: Lewis and Sarah Martin Turner of Fauquier CountyAuthor: lynjoet46Date: 2/15/2012 3:03:03 AM GMT http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.turner/11234.1/mb.ashx Thank you. The Message Board Administration TeamJoe Turner posted a response to my November 2008 RootsWeb Turner Surname Message Board inquiry indicating he was descended from Lewis and Sarah Turner and offering to help. And has he ever!!!
I fired off an answer within 20 minutes and a flurry of emails followed. He filled me in on what happened to Lewis after he left Kentucky (my last sighting) and I shared what I knew about Lewis' father.
Joe and I are 5th cousins once removed, each descending from Edward Turner (d. 1805, Fauquier County, VA). Turner's daughter Sarah is my 4th great-grandmother. His son Lewis is Joe's 3rd great-grandfather. Joe is a treasured connection for those of us using DNA to help in our research - a direct male descendant.
There is a Turner DNA Project at FamilyTreeDNA that I've followed with interest. It shows a clear DNA connection between Edward Turner and a George Turner. There is also documentary evidence linking the men. I was thrilled when I found a Kentucky court case establishing the James Turner from Group 9 was the son of "my" Edward Turner. But with only one test kit linked to Edward Turner I was unwilling to place much weight on the results.
Enter Joe. He immediately suggested DNA testing, not even giving me time to give him my 10 cent spiel about the wonders of DNA. That alone puts him in my all-time top ten cousin connections. Then he followed up and moved to my top five. Last week, just before I headed off to Fort Wayne for the Midwest Geneabloggers Meetup, Joe sent me the 37 marker results. Bulls eye!!
I've had poor luck with other Y-DNA results (not Turners). Two distant cousins kindly agreed to testing. Both their tests returned results indicating non-paternal events (such a gentle phrase). Neither was pleased with the results. One gentleman was so upset that he cut off all communication. I still feel awful about his reaction. This time Joe's results were exactly what we hoped they would be. His strongest match was to Edward's son James and he clearly fit into Group 9 with George Turner's descendants. Matching DNA test results from two sons of Edward Turner make a far stronger case for George and Edward being related.
That makes this distaff descendant of Edward's extremely happy, and Joe - he's my number one cousin connection. To those gentlemen being hounded by swab or tube waving relatives, please relent. That little bit of DNA means so much to us!
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iPhone 4S untethered jailbreak shown off in video
pod2g has updated his blog with a video by Chronic Dev Team member, DHowett, running an untethered iPhone 4S jailbreak on iOS 5.0.1. The video runs down everything you'd expect from rebooting the device to show an untethered state and launching Cydia and showing that the device ID is indeed an iPhone 4S. Considering the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 both run the Apple A5 chipset that wasn't vulnerable to previous
pod2g says this means we should only have a few more to wait now. Not sure if "a few more" implies days, months, light years, or some other measure of time. For now, we'll just have to sit back and be patient for what should be just a little while longer. Non-A5 iPhone and iPad owners can untethered jailbreak iOS 5.0.1 right now.
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Nothing against the blogger or article writer, but I'd rather just hear news of the untethered jailbreak being released. No more "coming soon" blogs or updates. Mad respect to the team making this feature possible on the A5 but we've been reading endless tweets/blogs about 4S jailbreak for weeks/months now saying 30% done, 50% done, 90% done, 91% done. Just come back to us when your completely ready for public release. Each time I read "A5 Jailbreak Untethered" in the title, we always put our hopes up.
I'd just like to point out that light years is a measure of distance, not time.
I know, it was my attempt at a bad joke. Apparently it didn't work. :P
If there was no iPhone 1 (by name), iPhone 2, or iPhone 3, why do you so many of you assume the next iPhone will be named iPhone 5? It is much more likely to be named the iPhone 6 than anything else. iPhone 4 was the only iPhone to have a name including an arbitrary number, and that number obviously matched up with the nth (4th) released generation of said iPhone. The next phone, whatever it is to be called, with be the 6th generation iPhone. And even if it includes 4G tech (LTE), I doubt it will continue with the 4 name unless it externally still looks identical externally to the 4 and 4s. Any re-design will surely be called the iPhone 6.
Light years measure speed, not time!
Victor, I love how you felt the need to correct the author's apparently intentional error with your own unintentional one. Excellent.
FYI, light year is a unit of distance, not time.
Yes yes yes i know light years measures distance. It was supposed to be sarcastic/joke - bad one but either way - apparently no one got it.
I love the people who say "stop updating us" "just tell us when it's ready" ... That's a retarded ass statement. If the writers here didn't update you and get your hopes up when pod2g releases a video like this, who would...This site would have no traffic if there were no "incremental updates."
And you would have nowhere to spend your entire day on the internet...Just be patient, they're reporting and doing their job just as the "dream team" are doing their jobs...so to speak.
If you're so impatient and could make a jailbreak happen faster, do it. If not, shut your traps and enjoy the updates and videos that DO get posted...
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GREENVILLE, S.C. - The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team wrapped up its 11-day road trip Sunday in Greenville, S.C. on a sour note, falling 9-1 to Furman in five innings. The series loss is Chattanooga's first series dropped to the Paladins since the 2000 season. Chattanooga falls to 15-14 on the season and 1-2 in Southern Conference play while Furman is now 11-13 with a 2-4 SoCon record.
Chattanooga began the game with three hits in the top of the first inning. Senior Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) led off with an infield single but was caught attempting to steal her 10th base of the season. Freshman Anyssa Robles followed up with her third hit of the series on a single to left and senior Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) singled to opposite field.
Furman got off on the right foot with a walk given up and a double to center field, chasing freshman pitcher Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.) from the game after throwing just seven pitches. Designated player Lauren Collier then reached base on an error to Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) to drive in the game's first two runs. A fielding error by Poteat led to a third run scored.
Furman added to its lead in the second inning, striking for five runs on four hits. Another Chattanooga error led to four unearned runs and the exit of Deason. Freshman Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) came on in relief to finish out the second with just one hit allowed and one strikeout.
The Lady Mocs were able to get on the board in the fourth inning on a sacrifice fly off the bat of Alyssa Taylor. Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) scored on the fly after doubling to center to lead off the inning, but Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) found herself in the middle of a rundown that ended the inning early for Chattanooga.
Despite the run scored in the fourth inning, Furman was able to score one run in the bottom of the fifth inning, as a result of Chattanooga's fourth error of the day, as a throw from third base sailed into right field.
Carson is handed the loss, falling to 2-5 after giving up just one hit, and Furman's Collier improves to 6-6 on the season. Offensively, Chattanooga's bright spots were Poteat's two hits and Anyssa Robles' (Lawrenceville, Ga.) three-for-three day at the plate.
For today's box score and updated season stats, click the links included.
The Lady Mocs return to Chattanooga Wednesday to host Murray State beginning at 4 p.m. Chattanooga then welcome Appalachian State to the Scenic City for its first Southern Conference matchups of the 2013 season. The Lady Mocs and Mountaineers meet Friday at 1 p.m. for two games and wrap up the series Sunday at 2 p.m.


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The City of Goose Creek is seeking to fill a vacancy on the Architectural Review Board (ARB).
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A second Goose Creek man has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for his role in a 2011 robbery of a Zaxbys that was solved with the help of DNA evidence.
After a weeklong trial, Donte Samar Brown, 26, of Jean Wells Drive was convicted Friday on three counts of armed robbery, five kidnapping charges, second-degree burglary and criminal conspiracy, the 9th Circuit Solicitors Office announced.
Before hes eligible for release, Brown must serve at least 85 percent of the sentence handed down by 9th Circuit Judge Roger Young.
An accomplice, Christopher Darnell Wilson of Swamp Fox Lane, pleaded guilty to his role in December 2013 and also got six decades behind bars.
Testimony during the trial this week revealed that two men pushed through a back door to the St. James Avenue restaurant on Dec. 24, 2011.
One had a knife. One had a handgun.
They forced four workers to the floor and stole $3,700 from an office, as well as cellphones and wallets from the employees.
At some point, the gun went off, and a bullet wounded a manager in the leg.
The robbers ran through some woods and into a nearby community.
Goose Creek Police Department officers, along with deputies and a dog from the Berkeley County Sheriffs Office, tracked them. The search unearthed a mask and some cash taken from the Zaxbys.
Lab experts later matched DNA on the mask to Wilson, the Solicitors Office said in a statement.
The test results led to his house, where the authorities found a gun with Browns DNA on it. Witnesses also implicated Brown as one of the masked robbers, according to the statement.
Assistant Solicitors Colleen Taylor and Mason West prosecuted the case.
Browns public defender was Debra Littlejohn.
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I am new her but have been reading allot of posts about hell and the restoration of God... I hope I can express this clear enough that others will understand what I have come to believe. So here is my two cents worth...It is interesting to me that the word "Eternal" and "Everlasting" are too often confused as being interchangeable in many denominations, but the fact is they are not!The word ETERNAL: has the word meaning of- No beginning and No end.The only "thing" that is Eternal is God himself. Everything he created has a beginning... (having a starting point).Some things He created will go on forever, thus we get the word EVERLASTING; (having a beginning but no end).
The Bible teaches that hell is darkness and isolation, yet it also is described in some passages of a place of Eternal Fire; and "not" Everlasting Fire.In other words: Sins being burnt off by Eternal Fire or God's Fire are very Biblical; and would signify that hell will not last forever.


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Water Symposium Nov. 14 and 15. Kent State University hosts its inaugural Water Research Symposium "Human Impacts on Water: Ohio's Most Important Natural Resource" on Thursday, November 14 from 7:00 – 9:30 pm, and Friday, November 15 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm at the Kent State Hotel and Conference Center. The purpose of this symposium is to provide opportunities for scholarly interactions between regional and international aquatic scientists as well as to provide a venue for the general public to learn more about the importance of water. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Go to www.kent.edu/water for details and to register.
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got the last of the customers RPD's ready to roll out the door in a couple of more days, this lot makes over 130 that we have built in the last year.
You have a little FAET goin on there dontcha Pirate.
Glad to see you have some work going on. Things are slow over here in my area.
Think I am gonna load a few rounds for a test. Carry on.................
Freedom is not free. Some will perish to preserve it for the many. Just as our Forefathers did before us, we must take up the battle and not waver. Victory is our only option.
I worked my a$$ off to be told not to come to work tomorrow! Worked myself out of a job but the Tex-mex guy stayed, makes the corporate "mix" a better thing in management's eyes. He's a damn good worker, though. So it's a wash.
You did good, pirate, much better than I!
I have a daughter. I tell her, "911 is what you dial after you're raped. 1911 is what you should have before they try."
I listened to talk radio... I wish I could have had some RPD play.
Nice work Pirate, but I was expecting some "black" rifles.
Pirate. You da Man.
Be heading your way in the near future.
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Those RPD's look so pretty Pirate, I'm thinking of purloining one!
Would that be OK?
Very nice Pirate, excellant way to celebrate another fed holiday. By the way, do you have any more RPD semi auto kits? I need one more for now.
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There is no question that our local Hip-Hop talents know how to put on a hard-hitting show. On Jan. 26, the Main Street Bar and Grill will play host to one stiff uppercut of an event.
Audience members will be treated to live music performances and fresh stand-up comedy acts. Set to perform at the show, dubbed the "S&S Experience," after the local artist management group sponsoring the night, are three comedians and four musical acts.
Tavon Patterson, Keith Cook and Glenn Kynard Jr. are billed as comedic performers for the night, along with musical artists Jason Kelly, Sq'air, The Great Lakes Crew and Toledo's own verbal villain, S.S.T.R.E.S.
Less than one year after the release of "The Prophecy," S.S.T.R.E.S. has chosen not to take any time off between albums, and has already begun to record and perform new material.
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CHARLESTON — Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford confirmed Wednesday he is running for his old seat in Congress after a break from politics that followed his affair with an Argentine woman.
The Republican, who was a strong fiscal conservative before the advent of the Tea Party, said Wednesday he wants to go back to Washington because spending is threatening the nation's future.
Sanford is seeking the 1st District seat on the state's coast. Its former occupant, U.S. Rep. Tim Scott, was appointed to the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the resignation of Sen. Jim DeMint.Sanford was considered a possible Republican presidential contender until he revealed in 2009 that he had an affair with an Argentine woman to whom he has since become engaged. He finished out his second term in 2011 and did not run for another office.
The two-term governor was seen as a possible contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination before he vanished from South Carolina for five days in 2009 to visit his mistress in Argentina. Reporters and others were told he was hiking the Appalachian Trail.
When he returned, Sanford was confronted at the airport by a reporter for The State newspaper, leading him to ultimately confess the affair in a tearful State House news conference. He later called Maria Belen Chapur his "soul mate" and the couple got engaged last summer.
The international affair ended any hopes Sanford had of running for president and destroyed his marriage, which ended in divorce from his wife, Jenny.
Jenny Sanford said Monday that, after considering the race, she will not seek the 1st District seat, saying being at home with her family was more important.
"The idea of killing myself to run for a seat for the privilege of serving in a dysfunctional body under (House Speaker) John Boehner when I have an eighth-grader at home just really doesn't make sense to me," she said.
As for her ex-husband, she said "he did a good job as congressman and he has as much right as anybody else to run for Congress, and we'll see what happens."
But, she added, "my ex-husband's going to have a number of questions to answer, and how he deals with them will make or break his campaign."
Before leaving office, Sanford avoided impeachment but was censured by the Legislature over state travel expenses he used for the affair. He also had paid what is still the largest ethics fine ever in South Carolina at $70,000.
Sanford was elected to the 1st District seat in 1994 and served three terms before voters chose him as governor in 2002 and again in 2006. The district reaches south along the South Carolina coast from Charleston to the Georgia state line.
Filing doesn't open until Friday, but another famous name got into the contest on Tuesday.
Teddy Turner, the son of media magnate Ted Turner, announced he's holding a reception on Thursday to kick off his campaign for the GOP nomination.
"Spending in Washington has gotten way out of control with no real efforts to cut spending while thousands go without jobs. It's frustrating and I believe I can bring fresh ideas to provide a path of creating jobs while fighting to control spending in Washington," Turner said.
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U-18 Earthquakes Academy earn first point in 2012-2013 Soccer Development Academy playoffs
June 26, 2013
The San Jose Earthquakes' Under-18 team earned its first point in the 2012-13 Soccer Development Academy Playoffs Tuesday night, earning a 1-1 draw against the New England Revolution in a match played at the FC Dallas Sports Complex in Frisco, TX.
Tren Biswell scored a match-tying goal in the 61st minute off a header, countering Will Szostkiewicz's header off a Will Rasid throw-in in the 42nd minute.
With the draw, the Quakes are eliminated from winning their pool, as they sit in 4th place with just one match remaining, Thursday morning against the host Dallas Texans.
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"Some do , Some don''t , Others just cry"
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Last community I experienced was in Asherons Call (AC1) and before the EQ, even a little in EQ2.
The real problem is the cheap internet , cheap and badly designed games, for people who generally pay less than in the old days, when you needed a bank loan to play n the net. The cheapness has opened the doors for the masses/ unemployed and those with a lower I.Q based solely on the maths of the masses.
In the good old days , people who didn't work couldn't afford the internet connections. So you still had idiots but educated/Working ones, who wanted more than a button mash out of the games.
Insta win features and automation are what have killed the genre for what it should be. And turned it into mindless trash with no depth or longevity.
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Originally posted by Cymdai
Maybe I'm wrong, but this is what I ment when wrote that they only following the demand. They can make this transition only because the playerbase are widening, and the priorities among the players are shifting towards easy access and microtransactions.
And also that's why I wrote f2p is a quite logical step from the publishers: why chasing the actual mmo players, who already have their well-known games, their routines, guilds, etc., when there's a much larger group, which is easily accessible - and as a side-effect, focusing them brings in a sh**load of money... What we see in the last 1-1.5 years is simply more and more companies slowly adjusting their focus onto this people. The companies didn't created this group (they mostly came from portable devices, consoles, flash games or facebook), the companies only realised that they can lure them in to the mmo market as well. And it seems working, few years ago f2p ment crappy failure, nowadays most games are starting as f2p... Of course, maybe I'm totally wrong with this. Just my 2 cents.
Originally posted by Cymdai
Funny you mention Eve, one of the rare truly f2p games :) Not in the meaning as we using f2p generally, but plex gives you free play, without any restriction (since you are the same paying customer, just you got your month via playing). Of course it's not the same as f2p games, someone has to buy plex in the first place, so CCP won't lose money by it. But it could've affected the playerbase, like it happened with other games. I guess what's kept it fairly intact, is that Eve don't have easy access, one of the main attribute of f2p's. Eve's beginning is hard, slow, and need some learning, not some "tutorial, talk to npc, lvl2, go kill some mob, lvl3," etc :)
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Joined: 5/05/05
Originally posted by Po_gg
Funny you mention EVE in the context of F2P, because for me EVE is a truly P2W game.
The longer (more) you pay, the better you get, with no input required whatsoever.
Different perspectives I guess.
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Joined: 6/20/09
I thought SWG was a great game until they screwed it up with that last combat patch..
Speaking of F2P MMO's. I just purchased a Macbook a few weeks ago and am looking for a good f2p mmo to play on it? Any suggestions?
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Joined: 2/03/05
It makes me sad that people are blaming a financial structure rather than themselves for an apparent (in their minds) loss of some non-existent golden days of community'.
Community is not based on an echelon of people with money willing to pay a monthly. Not to mention you site the failures of games a that are not even MMOs or are based on a completely different financial metric.
Community sculpts itself outside of the realm of finance. Community building has NOTHING to do with a financial model. A community fails because it doesn't have support. A community succeeds when it has support.
Fr00bs do not kill a game with trollish interactions in a game. WoW has the most trollish community ever and those people pay a monthly. In fact the opposite is true now that some games are F2P. Those who pay a monthly have some perverse need to feel superior and become trollish in some sad attempt to distinguish themselves.
Subscription models by and large have the MOST ignorant cast of players in the realm of MMOs. It is player's inflated sense of self worth that ruins a community. It is flame wars on forum threads and blow-hards with too much time complaining on every board they can find trying to force companies to sculpt an existing game into what they want to get out of it. Companies that cave to these people on the forums generally fail and those that stick to their guns and put out the best game they know how to without trying to nerf everything under the sun do the best.
The problem is people who post self referential comments stating that so and so said the same thing they are saying on X forum when it was themselves who made Y posts on forums A-Z. Game producers lurk in all these forums and often don't see through the trickery and often make bad decisions based on false evidence which then ruins a game. Then the players who were making that community great get disenfranchised with pointless changes and make an exodus from the game leaving behind only the trolls to whine and dine.
The fact is community is not something you can force into your little box of personal preference.
"Ask yourself "Hmmm… when was the last time I played a game where I didn't enjoy just the game, but the community as well?". I suspect you'll be hard-pressed to come up with an answer."
This just goes to show you are not interacting well with others. You can create any kind of community you want through your interactions with others. It also goes to show that you are playing games to squeeze the most out of them ignoring the potential to make new relationships based on your preconceived notions of the community base.
Customer service is also a company to company thing and has ZERO again to do with the financial structure of revenue. It has EVERYTHING to do with how much stake a company has in a specific title. The fact is that the micro transaction model makes a lot of money. Sometimes companies don't have good support regardless of how much money a title makes.
See: SOE for example. Sony has had rubbish customer support in every game they have ever run, no matter what financial model they used. Why is this? Because Sony has many revenue streams outside of videogames. Videogames are just more icing on their already giant market share in electronics and media.
Next time you write an article painting entire communities into your preconceived corner do some research. Bias arguments like this are just ignorant and inflammatory.
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Joined: 3/23/11
I love the talk of communities getting worse then i see all the "old school" people on this site and others treating each other with hate and venom. Makes me think nothing has changed if the "old schoolers" are from the supposed golden age of mmo communities.
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Joined: 6/27/12
Originally posted by pressedNutz
TSW....wasn't hard at all.
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Joined: 8/22/09
Go Outside!!
It is a well know fact (ask my bank) that I am a buyer, and I buy crap. Vanity stuff, I'm on it, Upgrades, that's for me...
I am torn about F2P, I like the initial flexability of F2P, but I enjoy playing with others that are willing to commit to playing something.
Don't know how I feel, Conflicted?
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Joined: 5/06/10
Originally posted by Purutzil
GW2 is not hurting the industry LOL, many, many people aren't not playing the game and already have quit like they have every other game after release... SO you GW2 fanboi's can get off your high horse , WOW has been on top fo years and they have a sub fee....
GW2 also has microtrans stores so its NOT b2p game, you have to spend money to get things, I rarher pay 15 bucks which is nothing than have this so called B2P , and if you didn't spend money then you didn't get everything out of the game that you would with a game with a sub.
F2P is killing the market, I'm in the field of gaming and worked for companys that have done F2P and P2P, I hear more crying in the office with F2P because they have to think of ways to make money, sub costs , its because of the gamers today and way to many games , they want everything for free and in the end if they don't get it for free they get upset aka SOny way of F2P is NOT free..
No F2P is free you would spend more money with F2P than sub in the end if you got the same things, I still sub to games I wanna play to get what I want when I want , I don't want to be stopped because I have to pay for this and that and it costs more in the end of the year...
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Joined: 11/15/09
The only luck I had today was to have you as my opponent.
Originally posted by Darkcrystal
your whole post is the result of him hitting the button to the right of F by mistake once.
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Joined: 5/06/10
Originally posted by Isane
I to play AC1 for 7 years since beta, but what killing is that people do not look for indie mmo's most of them are great buggy, yes, but great ideas and players do not support them like they should if they did more, we would get more games, by gamers, for gamers, so its the gamers fault.
Big comanys want money , indies want good games, so to fix this start supporting indies more and using kickstarter more if you people want better games,
So many gamers are trying to design games and have great ideas and have the experince to do so, but its tough to get what you want done unless you have a ton of money, so if we support more indies we will see , if not then you people can keep getting these so called clones, and complain more.
I went to school, and been doing game design for a reason to help make better games for us because I to was sick of what we see in MMO's, also hate to say it mobile apps are gonna take over...
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Joined: 9/22/11
For me it is microtransactions, cash shops, gold selling, gazzilion of DLC's and things like rmah's that are ruining experience. Does not have to be f2p or freemium.
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Joined: 9/26/04
Originally posted by troublmaker
I believe you've nailed it.
In the beginning, the amount of MMO players was small (compared to today) and all lived in "villages" (i.e. Meridian 59, UO, early EQ). Everyone knew everyone else, and there was a real sense of community. There wasn't much mobility, you tended to stay in your village for years, because there wasn't another one that suited you as well.
But as the population of MMO'ers grew, so did the amount of villages (new games). People started moving from their place of birth to other villages. Soon some cities formed (WoW ?).
In cities there is no single community. Almost everyone you see on the street every day is a total stranger. Only in your neighborhood (i.e. guild) do you actually know people.
Nowadays, new villages are formed often, but they are instantly populated by visitors from many big cities, who all want to live there because it's new and trendy and exciting. But they leave after a month or two, either because a newer village opened up, or they missed the comforts of their big city...
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Originally posted by Darkcrystal
1) He didnt say ANYTHING about GW2. He accidentally typed G instead of F for F2P. Also, it says G2P not GW2 anyway. Nice blind childish rage over absolutely nothing because you somehow interpret any acronym that starts with a G to = GW2.
2) You do NOT need to buy anything in GW2. You can get every single thing in the shop for free through in game gold. FFS you can even buy the upgraded version of the game with its perks via farming money in game and exchanging for gems.
3) The idea that F2P costs more than P2P only applies if youre some dimwitted tool who has no self control that whips out their credit card every time they see some flashy ad. Nobody is forcing you to buy those things. The people that do buy it, buy it because they feel it is a fair exchange of money for a service / item. Ive played dozens of F2P games over several years. Ive spent money in maybe 5 or 6 of them that I felt were worthwhile. Playing dozens of P2P games over 5 or so years would have cost me several thousand dollars in box costs + subs.The entire premise of F2P games is getting lots of players wh dont pay along with some who do pay. Being free draws in players who might not play the game otherwise, and the paying players wouldnt pay if there was no population. Having more free players gives players with $ more reason to spend it. The fact that you dont know these things raises doubts that youre in the gaming field at all.
BTW, you say you dont want to be stopped because you have to pay for this and that. What exactly do you call your subscription? If you didnt pay your sub, you would be stopped and completely cut off from the game.
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Joined: 9/23/09
It's more than the F2P model it's the I want everything for FREE generation that is killing it. How many times do you see "I think this game should be free" or I don't want to explore, I want to reach the end as fast as I can". That is today's gamer. F2P fills both those needs better than a P2P game.
The industry sees that so they want to get in on all those people playing games. The more they can get playing the better chance someone will buy something. If you really want to blame someone, just look in the mirror and ask yourself if your not part of the problem.
It all boils down to this "Coporate greed and todays gamer". Vote with your walle.
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Joined: 6/05/05
It's my job to be objective, it's my right to have an opinion.
There are some really good, well-thought-out posts here.
However, I'd just like to say, to the particularly angry, aggressive, hostile posters in the thread. This is an editorial. It's my perception of things. I realize that we're obviously blessed to have so many video game historians, as evident by this thread, however, this is not a scientific feature. I'm not here to do an in-depth, empirically-sound article. If that's what you're looking for, you're going to drive yourself into a frenzy.
Opinion piece, people!
I just wanted to chime in because I could actually feel some people's blood pressure elevating in this thread!
Waiting for something fresh to arrive on the MMO scene...
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Joined: 7/01/04
F2P didn't kill the community aspect of MMO's, the lack of a need for them killed it.
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Joined: 9/26/04
/sarcasm on
I believe that F2P games are built on the "3 month principle". You could unlock everything in the Cash Shop via normal game play if you played the game for 3 months. But the majority of players know they won't last that long before hopping to the next game, so they pay for goodies to use before they "finish with the game" in 2 months.
/sarcasm off
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Joined: 9/03/10
Whenever I have to think what to buy in cash shop in order to play/craft/PvP I'm done with the game. Because even if I buy it there will always be next thing, devs will make sure of that. I may sound bitter but this was exactly my experience in LOTRO. From all about adventure with friends into how to make smart buy in Turbine Mall.
This also showed me that in F2P games devs can and WILL build game around cash shop. Of course it will start with few cosmetics that are completely optional and promises that we won't make it P2W.
As for good/bad community it's more about GMs and policies in game and @forums. If people feel moderation and have to respect some rules the nice one will be louder while douchebaggery will be quiet or banned. If mentality I pay therefore I can be complete ass triumphs, you have awful community despite having box and subscription as in WoW. I feel that rule enforcement, especially supported by good part of the community has much bigger and wider influence than price of box as the thing that stops people from bad behavior.
Because if we have player A from F2P and B from P2P invest 1 year into game, they will both try to respect rules as they fear losing all progress, regardless of sub or not. But if they both just checking game, box price isn't high enough cost to make people behave nice, not to mention some will feel entitled to be THE customer as the have paid money.
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Joined: 7/09/04
If you can't kill it, don't make it mad.
This "community" you speak of is an abstract, an illusion if you will. Its little more than a series of snap shots of your interactions with other individuals. If those tend to be "good" (from your perspective) then the "community" is "good". The same applies to "bad".
Once a game moves from niche, to the general population, those snap shots will also tend to degrade. The fact is that the overwhelming majority of todays population has serious "issues". Starting with a lack of attention span, no concept of civil discourse, and top it all off with a *thick* layer of entitlement.
Mix that in with a business model that is all about cutting as many corners as possible (or more) and focuses on the short term (quarterly) profit, with lots of media hype and marketing, and you have the current situation.
What the suits don't know (nor would they care if they did, I suspect) is that this creates a toxic feed back system, that actively ruins the industry itself. Once things get bad enough, they will simply bail, and move on to some other activity. After all, they are only in it for the money, any way.
Kickstarter may well be a way forward, but the jury is still out on how effective its going to be.


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Jun. 19, 2015
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Jun. 17, 2015
Agriculture Dept addresses rapid fluctuation in egg prices following outbreak of Avian flu that has caused production to decline by 341 million eggs in 2015; reports average wholesale price is $1.60 to $1.66 for a dozen eggs, up significantly from record of $1.42 a dozen set in 2014; rejects claims of true shortage. MORE
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Apr. 15, 2014
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Feb. 1, 2014
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Nov. 1, 2013
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Apr. 25, 2013
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Mar. 31, 2013
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Nov. 26, 2012
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Nov. 19, 2012
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Nov. 17, 2012
Chronic drug shortages across the United States are forcing a wide range of medical professionals to turn to rationing and the use of inferior or expired medications, among other desperate measures; caused by an array of manufacturing problems, shortages peaked in 2011, but more than 100 drugs remain in short supply. MORE
Nov. 16, 2012
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Nov. 15, 2012
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Nov. 10, 2012
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Nov. 8, 2012
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Nov. 6, 2012
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Nov. 3, 2012
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Nov. 2, 2012
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Oct. 18, 2012
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Mar. 23, 2012
American intelligence community warns in a report that problems with water due to rising population and scarcities created by climate change could destabilize countries in North Africa, the Middle East and South Asia over the next decade. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Methotrexate, crucial medicine to treat childhood leukemia, is in such short supply that hospitals across the country may exhaust their stores within two weeks; supplies of drug have dwindled since Ben Venue Laboratories, one of the nation's largest suppliers, voluntarily suspended operations at its plant. MORE
Jan. 16, 2012
Egypt is faced with a sudden shortage of gasoline, reportedly caused by hoarding after rumors of impending increase in price of the nation's heavily subsidized gasoline; crisis raises new concerns about the nation's teetering economy; Egypt's reserves of foreign currency, needed to keep fuel prices down, have dwindled to critically low levels. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Margin of survival for the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo is so slim that the the word 'delestage,' French term used for rolling power blackouts, is used to describe the availability of food as well as electricity; most people in Kinshasa, including children, eat only every other day, and the International Food Policy Research Institute reports that half of the country is considered undernourished. MORE
Jan. 1, 2012
Shortages of medicines used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have created a rare open dispute between the Food and Drug Administration and the Drug Enforcement Administration; FDA says that the shortages are a result of overly strict quotas set by the DEA, which, for its part, questions whether there really are shortages or whether manufacturers are simply choosing to make more expensive pills than generics, creating supply and demand imbalances. MORE
Dec. 13, 2011
More than 251 drugs were in short supply in 2011, including 20 chemotherapy agents, according to study by American Society of Health-System Pharmacists; scarcity drives up health care costs as hospitals turn to more expensive substitutes, and increases risk of medical errors and complications; consumers are advised to be more proactive regarding their medications in order to protect themselves; shortages are due in a large part to reduction in number of factories producing drugs and price spikes caused by unethical distributors who take advantage of panic. MORE
Nov. 26, 2011
Two United Nations agencies report that high global food prices have constrained imports to North Korea, putting its most vulnerable citizens, especially children, urgently in need of aid. MORE
Nov. 2, 2011
Editorial maintains that Pres Obama has taken reasonable, if modest, steps to ease disruptions in the supply of certain important drugs; calls on Congress to address problem even more aggressively and pass long-stalled legislation requiring pharmaceutical companies to give six months advance notice of potential shortages or face fines for noncompliance. MORE
Oct. 31, 2011
Pres Obama will issue an executive order that the administration hopes will help resolve a growing number of critical shortages of vital medicines used to treat life-threatening illnesses; order is part of a series of executive orders involving disparate issues that are intended to show that Obama is working to resolve the nation's problems despite a Congress largely paralyzed by partisanship. MORE
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June 18, 2015, Thursday
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June 17, 2015, Wednesday
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June 16, 2015, Tuesday
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June 13, 2015, Saturday
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May 27, 2015, Wednesday
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This ultra-versatile seat can be used rear-facing for infants from 5 to 30 pounds, and then forward-facing as a toddler seat for children 20 to 40 pounds. With a five-point, front-adjust harness, EPS, energy absorbing foam, removable head and body support, and a handy cup holder, it's got the key essentials you'll need. And it's LATCH equipped with an easy-to-read level indicator to help keep installation hassle-free.
- Helps protect rear-facing infants from 5-30 lbs. and forward-facing toddlers from 20-40 lbs.
- Rigorously crash tested to meet or exceed U.S. safety standards
- EPS, energy absorbing foam for effective impact energy management
- LATCH equipped with an easy-to-read level indicator for hassle-free installation
- 5-point, front-adjust harness helps you get baby in and out
- Cup holder keeps drinks within your child's reach
- Removable head and body support helps keep baby comfy
- Weight: 12 lbs
- Dimensions: 26.5H x 20W x 18.5D"
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This was my favorite $3.00 garage sale find of last summer.
Thanks to spray paint it's now bright red sitting in my living room. I love it.
This was my favorite $3.00 garage sale find of last summer.
Thanks to spray paint it's now bright red sitting in my living room. I love it.
Totally adorable, Allison! Sorry we didn't quite get together before you left Washington. Hope you are feeling well and getting settled in. I'm sure your mom is missing you!
So cute! My kids each have small rocking chairs from when they were toddlers. Maybe I'll spray paint them for their kids when the time comes.
Oh my goodness. What an adorable... I mean awful little chair. I think you should send it to me so I can get rid of it for you.... Bleh!
Actually, I'm overcome with jealousy. I love it!!!! Also, I had those sheets when I was a kid. Those exact ones. Crazy.
Very cute!!! Spray paint is the best, eh? I love the red (and also the blue on your walls. So cute!)
LOVE love love it! So cute!!!
Score! Everyone needs a sweet little rocker and a bright red one, well that's just the bees knees!
It looks so cute and perfect in red!! Amazing find!
So lovely, the red really makes the chair come alive.
I love it too! You've done a great job with the spray paint.
Love that! It's the perfect red color spray paint, what kind/color is it?
Is that ever cute!
Ooooh- that chair looks great. It would look great in my studio when my little helper comes to help me sew.
Love it so much better in red .It looks great.
Are you spray painting out in the cold Cleveland temps? If so, I need to get outside to do my headboard!
Gorgeous! I love red spray paint; what a change!
super cute! did you sand it at all before painting? I have my nursery rocker that is white that has been waiting to be painted but my husband tells me I have to sand it first.... ugh
The red chair looks great against those walls. Very pretty.
How lovely! We have an old children's chair that's been stained a horrible colour, I hadn't even thought of painting it such a fun colour to liven it up.
this is precious...i had a wooden rocker much like this when i was little. it looks so pretty in red.
perfection in red! :)
Awesome - love the red! I have an old rocker from when I was a little girl that my son now uses.... I'm thinking a glossy red would be divine!
Adorable - now it needs a little red & white quilt draped over it!
Love it! What an amazing find!!!
That is a fabulous find!! Love it in red!
Hooray for child sized furniture! I have a similar rocker from my childhood that my kiddos have loved. Love the new blog colors and header!
What a treasure.
Beautiful! I love a little thing like paint can bring something back to life.
what a find!!! i love your transformation of it too!
So sweet and thanks for the inspiration! DD has a rocker that might need a "paint job" come warm weather. =)
Adorable! What a great find
Love it...and like Camille, I had those EXACT SAME SHEETS when I was younger. Talk about a blast from the past!
It's shameful how adorable you can make those garage sale chairs look! I love the "naughty chair" you painted blue too! Glad you're getting settled just in time ;) Take care and we'll be waiting for the news!
Oh, I love it too!
Sweet, my favorite color!
yup - that is a fantastic garage sale re-do! adorable!
How sweet! I love it in red! :)
I love this! Good for you.
adorable! It's amazing what a nice coat of paint will do, isn't it?
Perfect...great job...love it!!


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The Yadkin County Human Services office said that on Tuesday, July 9 a rabid raccoon bit a large adult male dog.
"The raccoon has since tested positive for rabies," said spokesperson Jessica Wall.
After several days of quarantine and with no owner being located or stepping forward to claim the dog, the dog was euthenized by the county, officials say.
The dog was a "boxer type" with a bobtail. The dog was approximately 50-60 pounds, dark brown in color with a white chest and four white paws and black snout.
The dog was running without identification.
The dog was taken into custody by Yadkin County Animal Control on Thursday, July 11. The dog was captured around U.S. Highway 21, just south of Arnold Road in Hamptonville.
Wall said that anyone who has come in contact with this animal contact Amanda Welborn, Yadkin County Medical Clinic Communicable Disease nurse at 336-679-4203.
In order to prevent the spread of rabies from animals to humans, department officials ask the public to practice the following precautions when dealing with wildlife and unknown animals:
-Do not leave pet foods outdoors. Be careful when leaving any food outside such as pet food, scraps, livestock, or others.
-Keep dogs, cats and ferrets and livestock currently vaccinated against rabies. Dogs, cats and ferrets should receive a rabies vaccine by the age of 4 months/16 weeks. After an initial vaccine, the animal will need a booster in one year, then every three years for the remainder of the pet's life. For information regarding rabies vaccine locations, please contact the Yadkin County Animal Control.
-Supervise pets while they are outside. A fenced yard is the best protection.
-Do not approach, feed or handle wildlife; leave orphan wildlife alone.
-If you see a wild animal or stray pet around your home that appears sick or unusual, or if you find a bat inside your home, call your Yadkin County Animal Control at 336-677-2500.
-If wildlife are damaging your property or are a threat to your health, call a wildlife damage control agent (WDCA) for safe removal (visit www.ncwildlife.org/Trapping/WildlifeDamageControlAgent.aspx).
-Do not attract wildlife to your yard and do not feed wildlife.
-Remember that bird feeders will attract squirrels, foxes and other mammals.
-Secure garbage, and remember that composting also attracts wildlife.
-Keep yard mowed, shrubs trimmed, and clear fallen trees and debris from your yard.
-Repair holes in siding and screens, and place caps on chimneys and screens on attic vents to prevent wildlife such as raccoons and bats from entering.
-Be aware that any new construction on your home may allow wildlife to get in.
-If you are a person who regularly works with or around animals that may be exposed to rabies, consider pre-exposure prophylaxis (pre-exposure rabies vaccination).
-If you are bitten by a possibly rabid animal or get its saliva on an open, fresh scratch or wound (or on your mucous membranes), immediately wash the wound or exposed area for 15 minutes with soap and clean, running water and seek prompt medical attention to determine if post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) (rabies vaccination after exposure) is needed to prevent development of the disease. Call Animal Control to capture the animal, if possible, so it can be evaluated for rabies.
Reach Anthony Gonzalez at 336-835-1513 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com


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John Ross is beaten in jail, Sue Ellen compromises her morals again, and investors are interested in Chris' technology.
John Ross goes over the day of Marta's death with Elena in the interrogation room. An officer comes - they did not find the surveillance camera and he is booked for the murder. Later, Sue Ellen thinks he is holding something back. She wants to call JR, but he can handle it. Later, the Venezuelan investor Vincente visits John Ross. John Ross guesses he took the camera that proves his innocence. John Ross is coming clean, but Vincente warns him edited video out of context could be damaging to his case. And where is his oil? He has been more than patient.
Chris drops Rebecca off at home. She remembers on the night he proposed, his dream was to have his kids live with both parents. All he feels is anger when he thinks about what she did. She wonders if they will ever get past that but he doesn't know.
At home, Bobby and Ann hear from the Sheriff about Marta's real identity. Chris comes in, then Elena. Elena tells them John Ross might not get bail. She wishes there was more she could do but Chris thinks John Ross did it to himself, whether he killed her or not. Elena is appalled he would want him punished for something he didn't do. Chris leaves and catches up with the sheriff. He wants a background check on Rebecca.
At his lab, Chris is visited by an Exxon executive who wants exclusive rights to Chris' project. Chris is not going to license to anyone – it will be the heart of Ewing and he does not plan on giving up.
At home, Rebecca tells Ann she is worried she is bringing the babies into a terrible situation. Tommy shows up and Rebecca thought she was clear she wanted him gone for good. Ann thinks he needs a fresh start. Her cousin in Oklahoma is looking for ranch hands. He accepts. He goes to pack his things and Rebecca looks upset.
Vincente comes to Southfork to tell Bobby that until the loan is paid off, they hold a lien on Southfork. If they don't get oil immediately they will take ownership of the ranch. Bobby tells him JR may hold the note, but he controls the mineral rights. They will never pump a drop of oil on Southfork. Later, John Ross is beaten up in jail, courtesy of Vincente. Next time, get the oil or he dies.
Bobby and Chris meet with their lawyer, who tells them the investors have a legal contract. Ann arrives and tells them about John Ross. They meet Elena and Sue Ellen in the hospital. Bobby knows it was Vincente sending a message. They have to get him out on bail right away. Later, Sue Ellen talks with Ann. JR is not afraid to cross the line, but she is. The only way she can help John Ross is if she crosses a big line. And if she does that, what does that make her? "A mother," Ann says. Inside his room, Chris tells John Ross he wants to find another way to prove he didn't do this. What is he not telling him? John Ross tells him Marta taped the whole thing but the Venezuelans stole it and are threatening him with it.
Bum calls JR while he is in Vegas and tells him about John Ross.
On the ranch, Bobby brings flowers to Ellie's gravestone. She once told him family was like baking a cake – messy. He knows if she was here she would do whatever it takes to protect the family. And that is just what he is going to do, and he knows she will understand. Inside, he tells Ann they are going to have to pump oil until John Ross is safe. Chris thinks he can give them something better.
Sue Ellen visits the morgue and tells the medical examiner her son had nothing to do with it. She could be the next governor and he could be the next chief medical examiner if he rules it a suicide. He is appalled she would offer him a bribe. She threatens him with the knowledge he has been writing fake prescriptions.
Chris visits Vincente and shows him the hydrates filled with methane. Until now no one figured out a way to extract it. He just turned down Exxon. Chris will give him exclusive South American rights – an unlimited stream of natural gas. And there is one more thing. He wants the footage of John Ross at Marta's.
At the hospital, JR secretly visits John Ross. Later, Sue Ellen tells him she thinks it will be ruled a suicide. He does not see how that is possible. An officer comes in and tells him they found the camera on the roof that exonerates him. Sue Ellen takes John Ross home and once they get there he runs into Elena's arms and they kiss. The medical examiner calls Sue Ellen - he just let the real killer walk thanks to her. John Ross asks Chris why he did it and he tells him they are both just trying to make their fathers proud. They shake hands and Bobby thanks Chris. Chris did what he had to for his family. Bobby hands him a letter that came for him. Later, Sue Ellen tells Ann she bribed the medical examiner. She crossed a line she promised she would never cross and let someone else get away with a murder. All for nothing.
Chris visits Rebecca at home and tells her the background check is clean. She is glad he did it. She wants him to trust her again. He is tired of being angry and wants to be sure there are no more secrets. She assures him there are not. Later, Tommy shows up. He has been doing some thinking. Exxon paid a visit to Chris and are very interested in his extraction process. The technology is worth billions. He has a buyer lined up and wants the plans to that drill system. He grabs her and kisses her and tells her if she does not steal it he will tell Chris everything.
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Well, well, well, Sue Ellen did it this time. Bribing a medical examiner is certainly no way to start off her campaign, especially coming off the debt she is also in with Harris Ryland. I do love how her and Ann seem to be getting close - close enough that Sue Ellen told her what she did. I will be interested to see how the dynamic between these two ladies grows. Poor Rebecca and her secret -doesn't she know they will always come back to haunt her? I would like to know just exactly what her history is with Tommy if he is not her brother. She was obviously a bad girl in her former days, or maybe just misguided. We just don't know her well enough to see where this is going yet. Bobby has always been pretty one-dimensional in that he is always good, but I keep thinking, maybe, he will exhibit some of the bad. And punching out his wife's ex doesn't count. What do you think about the characters? Let us know in the comments.
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