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- In reply to: Wedding: Nora Belle Stech and J. J. Jackley ~ IowaDeborah Stanley 1/19/05
Deborah, thanks for posting this marriage notice.
"J.J. Jackley" was John J. Jackley, b. Dec 1872 in Illinois, son of John Jackley and Henrietta (Nickerson, I believe).
After this marriage to Nora Belle Stetch (who was born Nov 1880), they relocated to Hughes County, South Dakota, where he continued in the real estate business through at least 1930 when I lose track of them. Their children were (from 1910, 1920 and 1930 census records):
Augusta Jackley, b. abt. 1909
Elizabeth Jackley, b. abt. 1912
Philip Jackley, b. abt. 1914
Allegra Jackley, b. abt. 1916
Philip Jackley may be found in the SSDI records; he was born 3 Oct 1913; it looks like he settled in Wolf Point, Roosevelt Co., Montana where he died in May 1979.
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No one walks through him except every fighter who has successfully pressured and nullified his offense. The only way he has to reliably counter pressure fighters is to land a 1/100000 technique. Khabib wasn't even cutting him off, he was literally running after him at times, and all Edson had in response was to circle to his left. The only times he bothered to pivot was when he was against the cage. He didn't look for a single angle to counter. He barely feinted and he never held his ground. He never even established a jab against an opponent LITERALLY RUNNING into him. Beyond technique (obviously Khabib's grappling is amazing) he let himself get run down by an amateur strategy because he lacks the skills to deal with pressure fighters.The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 hit store shelves today, and while it’s a solid graphics card in its own right, it’s just too expensive to recommend to any PC gamer in good conscience.
Because while I know some people that are really into playing AAA titles at 4K max settings, the majority of folks I talk to just want to play games with their friends at 1080p, or sometimes 1440p. Most of the graphics cards I’ve bought in my life have been around the $249 price point, with GPUs like the Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 and AMD Radeon 5870 being some of my all-time favorite graphics cards.
But starting with the Nvidia RTX 2000 series, graphics cards started seeing stratospheric price increases. I thought it was over when the RTX 3080 launched for a lower MSRP than the RTX 2080, but obviously, with the RTX 4080 starting at an eye-watering $1,199, I was wrong.
It’s not just Nvidia graphics cards that are more expensive these days, though. Even AMD has seen higher prices for its equivalent GPUs. To be fair, AMD did say at its “Advance Gaming” conference it claimed it didn’t even want to touch the RTX 4090, instead wishing to compete at the “$1000 and less” level, reported here by PC Gamer.
However, the AMD Radeon 7900 XTX is still a $999 product and the AMD Radeon 7900 XT is just $100 less at $899 – and let’s be honest, the latter is just the 7800 XT with a more confusing name.
We still don’t know how the 7900 XTX is actually going to perform, but even if it does dethrone the RTX 4080, the 7900 XT is a way weaker graphics card, and it’s going to face the same problem as the RTX 4080. 
Don’t get me wrong, PC gaming has always had a heavier up-front cost than, for instance, buying a PS5. But it has always made up for that in cheaper games and no subscription for the privilege of playing games online. Plus, we were the platform that made free-to-play multiplayer games actually work. Looking at you, League of Legends.
But I’m not so sure that saving a few bucks on games is worth the hugely inflated price of PC gaming in 2022. I used to be able to build an extremely high-end gaming rig for around $1,000-1,200 that would max out everything under the sun. Now, I’m lucky if that covers the graphics card by itself – never mind the rest of the system.
It just seems like PC gaming is becoming a caricature of what its reputation was a decade ago: rich kids wasting money on a high-end system to play games that everyone else can play for cheaper elsewhere. And while I don’t have a problem with people building blinged-out systems for bragging rights, it doesn’t mean that everyone should have to pay these frankly obnoxious prices for components. And don’t tell me to wait for the RTX 4060, because I can already see Nvidia slapping a $499 price tag on it.
Is PC gaming even worth it anymore?
PC gaming is basically my life, and I’ll probably never stop upgrading my PC or even trying to get more people to jump in on the hobby. But, I definitely have a lot more to think about before I