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May 2, 2013: Playing Possum: George Jones Tribute with special guest Ted Barron
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Thu. 5/2/13 2:05pm
Cool, I'm from the start today. Just settle back with the ol' pipe and glass of stout. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:05pm
With that start to the show, I would be forgiven I tuned in to Fabio ;) | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:06pm
listener james from westwood:
afternoon, matt, and all george jones fans! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:06pm
Another classic Fiveash intro. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:07pm
Matt F:
Hi y'all, it's hectic so I won't be participating in the discussion much. Please talk amongst yourselves, though! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:07pm
@Stanley I think a pack of camels and bottle of Jack Daniels would be more appropriate for today. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:07pm
Doug Schulkind:
Any chance the Possum is just playing dead? | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:09pm
Sonny Rickles:
good one Doug! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:09pm
listener james from westwood:
he's spending a year dead for tax purposes. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:10pm
Hah. Still thinking about that Eagles track toward the end of Irwin's show yesterday, James? | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:13pm
I was playing George Jones about 2 months ago, and my ex nearly flipped out, boy did she hate it! I guess for her, country had to be pre-1960 or Johnny Cash. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:16pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
it appears that George Jones died on the same date as Hasil Adkins back in 2005. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:22pm
pacific standard simon:
A little late to the party -- Macy's just delivered a new mattress. My musical bed! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:28pm
pacific standard simon:
Some hippie puked on my pillowcase -- that Peter Max has a lot to answer for! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:28pm
L Ketchum Esq:
Hi Matt. Wait, I'm from Georgia and I'm deciding to take offense as your barrel full of crackers "joke".... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:29pm
Great to hear Herr Barron again. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:34pm
still b/p:
I'm sure I'm not the first to note it woulda been a guffaw on funeral day if the undertaker undertook to make George a no-show one last time. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:35pm
I will add that i have never fired a gun at Tammy Wynette either | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:36pm
L Ketchum Esq:
Well i DID fire a gun at Tammy Wynette. And I'd do it again! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:38pm
I've kind of been waiting all week for a day like today. The very first thing I thought when i saw the headline about George last week was, wow, how's WFMU going to handle this? For reasons I could explain only at more length than I have here, there are few artists of any genre that I consider more WFMU than George Jones. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:43pm
pacific standard simon:
My paper targets at the shooting range are all signed, 8X10 glossy photographs of Tammy. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:44pm
listener james from westwood:
i only shoot at pictures of that ostrich that almost eviscerated johnny cash. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:44pm
wow. there's six hours of the possum on wfmu today. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:48pm
pacific standard simon:
Just when you think you know what the next song will be... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:49pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
when I lived in Tennessee I knew a cop and he used to tell everybody to speed. He said "Go ahead and speed all you want. We can use the revenue." | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:51pm
pacific standard simon:
Man, this is gonna be a sweet Thursday... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 2:57pm
soaking it all up - so to speak | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:01pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
Looking at the playlist I see that it is entirely George Jones. What the heck is goin on? Some kind of a tribute or something? Cool. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:03pm
pacific standard simon:
One way or the other, I'm gonna hear "Walk Through This World". | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:03pm
i just realized that in solidarity with my maple leafs and blue jays, i should be boycotting matt "i'm from boston" fiveash's playlist today. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:09pm
listener james from westwood:
between this show and spazz's, it'll be the soundtrack to one helluva roadtrip. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:10pm
Glenn: George Jones was from Tx. Nuff said. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:11pm
okay. fair enough. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:12pm
listener james from westwood:
for the next 2 hours, we're all in jonestown. wait, that doesn't sound right. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:14pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
I remember as a kid we went to the county fair and Roy Clark, and fuzzy kid memory possibly George Jones there. This was in Colorado and I was 10 I think. Then when the family lived in Arizona I think we went to a George Jones show or something. That was back in the late 70s early 80s so I don't really know for sure. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:17pm
listener james from westwood:
simon: i included some of the lyrics to "walk through this world" in a wedding card. in true george & tammy fashion, the couple d-i-v-o-r-c-ed 3 yrs later. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:20pm
holland oats:
ah the experimental years... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:27pm
pacific standard simon:
On the other hand, I've been married 28 and counting... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:29pm
listener james from westwood:
ah, ray charles, the perfect wingman. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:29pm
George Jones and Ray Charles, *and* Chet Atkins ... <faints> | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:32pm
pacific standard simon:
Ah c'mon, guys -- that five hour show was a classic! I'll treasure it 4-ever! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:40pm
Karen Brown:
Quack ain't wack....http://hosted.ap.org/audio/20130426123200-182.mp3 | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:40pm
en.wikipedia.org... | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:47pm
Uncle Michael:
@Matt: Been listening in the car...great show. Thanks for the plug, too! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:50pm
Listening on and off all afternoon. Tremendous work. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:53pm
oh man. it just hit me - everybody should change their avatar to a picture of george. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:56pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
Better yet Glenn, how bout we hear All I have left is an Avatar of You, by George Jones. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:57pm
ha! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 3:59pm
Howdy Folks! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:04pm
that's hilarious. buck owens without medication. oh lordy me. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:08pm
What are we supposed to do again? :p | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:08pm
Josh from Missouri:
This is great, folks! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:12pm
sean possum and g possum. greetings. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:15pm
Greatest audience ever on a live album, I'll say that without hesitation. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:19pm
I think this may have been one of his hits... :p | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:19pm
... what? | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:21pm
For archive readers, many of us changed to GJ picture avatars. Those will disappear from the archive when we change back later to our usual/current avatars, but they were here during the live show... :) | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:21pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
ok I give in. I change my avatar for this show tribute to Jones. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:22pm
I'm buildin' up a mighty thirst right about now | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:23pm
the bar must be open. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:24pm
tell ya what, i'm ridin the lawnmower down there. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:24pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
George Jones songs are so good that when you have a vomit fit after too much booze and pork rinds you don't need to brush your teeth after. Just shwizzle some booze around in your mouth to rinse and keep on drinking. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:25pm
jones soda needs a george label. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:26pm
listener james from westwood:
and a higher proof! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:27pm
proof means i aint botherin ta drink it if ya cant prove ta me it's got enough alcohol in it ta bother with | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:29pm
A proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof. And when you have a good proof, it's because it's proven. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:30pm
say it, son! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:31pm
Dang! I had to make a phone call and I missed the opening line of "Race Is On". | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:32pm
baritone guitar is the jam. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:32pm
Malkovich Malkovich, Malkovich? Malkovich Malkovich! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:32pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
Who came up with the term proof anyway? Why don't breathalizers give you proof results from your breath, or from blood BAC? I'd say I am about 20 proof right now. Maybe 15. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:34pm
GMMM, proof is double percentage, so strictly speaking, you are 30 to 40 proof. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:36pm
The term originated in the 18th century, when payments to British sailors included rations of rum. To ensure that the rum had not been watered down, it was "proved" by dousing gunpowder with it and then testing to see if the gunpowder would ignite. If it did not, then the rum contained too much water and was considered to be "under proof". Gunpowder would not burn in rum that contained less than approximately 57.15% ABV. Therefore, rum that contained this percentage of alcohol was defined to have "100° (one hundred degrees) proof". | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:36pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
No, I did the calculation by proof. as in 80 proof is 40%. And does anyone else here think whenever you hear proof you think that it is slang and should be prooth? Like toof and tooth. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:36pm
@GMMM: Many moons ago, government testers would light alcohol on fire to "prove" what the alcohol level was and whether it had been watered down (would a sample of it catch fire or not?). Later, when they could measure alcohol percentage numerically, proof was graded into half-percent units of alcohol content | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:37pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
Thanks for the info know it all at Glenn dot com. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:40pm
what a poor situation for the wife in this song, having a husband who's chained to the booze bottle :p | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:42pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
Thank you as well know it all at G dot com. Heh, Heh. I am imagining all of us in the same room drinking and listening. Would be fun if we all escalated to a bar barreling furniture and appliance throwing brawl together, online. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:48pm
Uncle Michael:
I'm more the "I love you, mannnnn..." type. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:49pm
still b/p:
Make friends and memories when you get into rum and gunpowder experiments in a bar. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:50pm
Uncle Michael:
Oh fuck...how I love this song. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:51pm
Hah. Been waiting a whole week to hear this song on FMU. Spazz is going to be ticked that you beat him to it, you know. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:52pm
still b/p:
These are lyrics to be projected large on a wall or a sheet at a party for a singalong. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:53pm
@still b/p: George would approve, and probably did far worse on hundreds of occasions | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:54pm
i forgot to credit wikipedia. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:54pm
we'll let it pass this time, buster | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:55pm
Green Mountain Man Mark:
when i was in the army many years ago there was a guy that drank Jim Beam and root beer and locked himself into his room and ate delivered pizza, listened to country music, especially George Jones, and the next day he would emerge and there would be holes punched into all four walls and furniture overturned. stereo over turned. But the TV would always be left alone and ok, with some john wayne cowboy movie on | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:55pm
wow, a role model :p | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:56pm
Uncle Michael:
@GMMM: You just wrote a great song. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:57pm
GMMM, did this guy to go college on the GI Bill? Because I think he lived down the hall from me junior year. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:58pm
Uncle Michael:
I can promise you all that my GTDR premiere tomorrow wont be anywhere near this cool but you should stop by anyway....if only to snicker. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:59pm
still b/p:
Let Duke punch the dogies, I'll punch the walls, Hot pizza's the best date of allllll. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 4:59pm
listener james from westwood:
excellent tribute, gents. one for the ages. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:00pm
By George - another great show. Thanks guys | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:00pm
gotta leave my GJ avatar in place for tonight 9-12 | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:01pm
Doug Schulkind:
Can you go another three hours, Matt? Ted? The floor is your'n. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:03pm
L Ketchum Esq:
bravo, guys, bravo! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:03pm
I am marinated in George goodness. Big thanks, guys. | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:04pm
Matt F:
Thanks everybody! See you next week! | |
Thu. 5/2/13 5:04pm
Uncle Michael:
The floor is marinated in urine. Porter's. | |
Fri. 5/3/13 3:59pm
Hi, guys. Came back to hear "The Race is On" again, and stayed to re-hear the last set. Just got done re-living the last hour of Spazz. Roughly eight hours of GJ. God damn, don't nobody try to tell me this isn't great songwriting. | |
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources
- Livebearers
- - EEK! My platy seems about ready to drop fry!
EEK! My platy seems about ready to drop fry! I noticed her birthing canal when I fed them their dinner! She has been pregnant for a while now, but I haven't kept track. She will be my first platy momma! :crazy: Just a couple of questions: She was very, very unsocial earlier, and my frisky male guppy would NOT leave the poor lady alone. She is very rounded, but not quite "squared" (although she won't sit still long enough in the right angle for me to see it if it's there). She was kind of sitting in a spot for maybe 10 seconds, then whiz over a few inches and sit again. This went on the whole time I watched her. Her tail was slightly clamped, and she wasn't gasping too bad. Is this normal pregnant platy behavior or am I looking at a sick platy just moments before her delivery? She is currently in the net breeder that I am temporarily housing some young RCS and a berried momma in. The net breeder is halfway filled with java moss and wisteria floats on top. She keeps trying to find a way out at first, but I think she has settled down a little. Maybe even thankful to have gotten away from that annoying little horny guppy. I hope she is fine and I am just paranoid, but I would really love opinions! Like I said, I'm a first time platy grandmama. Thanks a bunch! -Liz |
What you have is a platy in labor. When they move and pause and sit around, them move, it's usually a sign of contractions, the clamping usually means pushing. It's usually best not to move them into breeders at all, or at least to wait until they drop a couple fry first. This is because they can decide to hold the brood and can do so for several days if they're interrupted. It's often best to have either a birthing tank, or a very, very well planted main tank and leave mom alone. Keep lights out when they're laborey, or you can watch if it doesn't stress mom too much and suck up babies with a turkey baster to move them to a net as she gives birth, or keep the tank covered until she's done then hunt the babies with the baster and put them in a safe place. Lights out means the adults wont see them as well and they can find hiding, you may still lose some thugh, and probably will no matter what you do trying to protect them, just save the ones you can. =) Anywho, if she's calmed down in the net, it should be alright to keep her there until she gives birth. I suggest you shut out the lights and cover the tank. She got stressed out when the guppy picked at her, which they often do to mothers about to give birth because they want to eat the babies, and from the move itself. She needs peace and quiet. The babies will also have a better chance to survive with hiding and darkness. If you have any stress zyme, I suggest you add it to help her out a tad, then keep the lights out and tank covered for about 12+ hours to let her have her peace, and then once she's done giving birth, you can move her to the main tank so the babies don't get eaten, feed everyone real quick, especially mom since she will be absolutely ravenous if she didn't eat many babies, and then shut the lights out again for the rest of the day. This will keep others from pestering mom and allow her to recover from the stress of giving birth and being moved. Good luck to you and your new kids. =) |
I turned every light off and covered the tank with a thick blanket since they are in a very high light area. She was completely calm and at ease last time I checked on her. She was still plump and her white spot was more noticeable. I could not see any fry, but they might have hid in the thick clump of java moss that I tossed in. Anywho, I am glad she isn't sick then! I was so worried. Thanks a bunch! :-D |
No problem. lol Just be sure she gets the rest she needs. I know it's hard, I raise livebearers as well, but try not to check in on them, sudden light in the tank can freak her out. It's possible she decided to hold, but often they'll release if the lights stay out a while.Just wait until the next morning to turn them back on, it shoudln't hurt anyone to go a day in the dark or without food. ^^; If she doesn't give birth by the next morning, I suggest letting her loose...put the male guppy in the net. LOL That's what I do if I have a mom I don't want to move and someone picks on her, I just dump the jerk into a net. It's actually a really good idea to have an empty, cycled and planted 10-20+ gallon tank for a birthing tank, move the parents before they get too big, as gently as possible a week or two before they're due...it's hard to tell, really, livebearers can hold multiple broods and give birth twice a month(usually only once, but I've had them give birth twice in a month on about a dozen occasions), that way nobody is there to pick on them, enough space for mom so she doesn't freak like they often do in breeders, and the babies have plenty of room and cover to hide in. Do you have food for them? Hikari First Bites is good, it's practially dust...it is dust. LOL Small enough for little babies to eat. You can also mush up fish flakes, and give them baby brine shrimp or blanches greens that are soft enoguh for them to rip apart. Be sure to do a bit of extra cleaning too, babies like nice clean water(I usually take out about a gallon or two a day and change that, vacuum a quarter of the substrate in the bad areas twice a week and suck out all uneaten food within the hour with a turkey baster ^_~). |
I will try the seperating the guppy then. I know all my girls will be happy while he is. He is such a needy boy. :lol: As for the fry food, I usually feed my guppy fry mashed up flakes. I always keep about a month's worth handy and make more when it gets low. I just woke up so crossing my fingers that she had fry! ^-^ Posted via Mobile Device |
No fry and the mama platy is still very pregnant. I guess the stress made her postpone the labor :-( |
Well, the best thing to do when they hold is let them be, and not in the net, make things as comfy and peaceful as possible for her. There is a risk of one getting stuck and killing mom when they pause after going into labor, but it's not extremely likely. If she's still going good, the chances are that didn't happen. I do wish you luck! Let us know how it turns out. Hopefully you'll have a bunch of little wigglers bouncing around soon. x) I just love hearing about baby fishies. I've got a few batches I'm still raising, but it seems my sudden influx of babies has chilled out. Which is good...I lack anymore room. I gave away like 50+ a few weeks ago and am still very pressed on space, and I have a couple Black Barred Endlers about to pop and some baby shrimp on the way. Always fun to have babies around, just try not to get yourself too pressed for space, I certainly do that often. :3 |
I have no idea what happened. She seems to have dropped all her fry as her stomach got really flat, but I can not find a single fry. And now she is just huddled up in a corner with her scales raised. I separated her into a bucket with tank water that has extra salt. I hope she will make it. I don't know why this all happened so suddenly. :( On a positive note, my female guppy is all squared off and ready to drop. I expect them within this week. :) |
With her scales raised? Like an expression for her being afraid, or are her scales actually raised? If her scales are actually sticking up, she could be badly injured or have dropsy. It'd also explain her large tummy if she had dropsy, but they don't usually delfate like that and then get pineconed. It's very common for them to drop the brood and not get any surviving babies if you have other fish in the area. Sometimes other fish will literally follow the mom around nipping at her behind the entire time she's giving birth, eating all of the babies. Check under decorations and such, you may find some. As for mom? If she's just stressed from the whole situation, you should really stop moving her around. Moving them around makes it even worse, even if it's to "a better place" for her. It could well kill her, best to just let her be, or block off part of the tank and let her relax. Unless she's sick anyways. And if she's got dropsy and her scales are puffed out already, there is unfortunately no hope for survival, and no real treatment for the disease to begin with since it's usually a sign of many(basically a cruddy immune system leads to a lot of nasties at once). |
It's just instinct to move them if I notice signs of sickness. :/ I can't help it. Do I put her back if she is already in the bucket? I don't want her to get bullied or stressed out even more. I hope she will be ok. And she looks a little pineconed, I eill snap a picture tonight Posted via Mobile Device |
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Britt treble sends Posh through
Britt Assombalonga hit a hat-trick as Peterborough breezed into the third round of the FA Cup with a 5-0 win over Tranmere.
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Britt Assombalonga hit a hat-trick as Peterborough breezed into the third round of the FA Cup with a 5-0 win over Tranmere.
Assombalonga set the hosts on their way with the opener in the 38th minute of an all-League One affair at London Road when firing past Owain Fon Williams at his near post.
And he took his tally for the season to 14 with a couple of second-half crackers to clinch Posh's place in Sunday's draw - repeating the 5-0 league success they enjoyed over Rovers at Prenton Park in August.
Assombalonga cut into the box and guided a low shot past Fon Williams in the 64th minute before completing his treble nine minutes later with the pick of the bunch - a curling 20-yard drive after collecting a Lee Tomlin pass on the left wing and darting inside.
And it was also a great afternoon for strike partner Shaun Jeffers, who celebrated a first Posh start with his first two goals for the club.
He converted a Tomlin corner in first-half stoppage time and then swept home a Michael Bostwick cross in the dying moments.
Tranmere bowed out with a whimper as they failed to muster a single shot on target.


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Periodontist or Oral Surgeon-Dental Implant?09/01/2009 |
I suspect that an oral surgeon will say an oral surgeon is best, and a periodontist will say a periodontist is best, for a dental implant. The tooth in question is the upper left central incisor, tooth #9. Could I have an independent opinion, with the basis? Offhand I would say an oral surgeon has more experience with bones, while a periodontist has more experience with gums, so that an oral surgeon would be the way to go.
There are certainly excellent oral surgeons and periodontists in regards to implant placement. Your referring prosthodontist or general dentist probably prefers to make this choice for you based on his/her experience with previous referrals.
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A Taste of the Apostle Islands with Beth Dooley
Experience the Bayfield Peninsula with local food expert Beth Dooley while you explore the Apostles on this 4 day locavore feast. Each day, trekkers will explore shipwrecks and sea caves in the Apostle Islands of Lake Superior by kayak and tour local farms and markets to harvest the evening's meal. Travelers will have the rare opportunity to connect with the local community in chats around the campfire with some of the area's most innovative farmers who are doing amazing things with food, like growing apricots in northern Wisconsin!
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13 May, 2013
Ben Roberts addresses the event, wishes all the UK films in Cannes well noting 2013 as a 'discovery year' for new and emerging UK filmmakers and giving special mention to the five films at the festival supported through the BFI Film Fund
Cannes talents and industry experts were invited to the BFI Southbank on Thursday [May 9] to celebrate this year's British Cannes titles.
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[This is about Project Gorgon, a fantasy MMO I am making. It is an insanely difficult project and easily the most ambitious undertaking I have ever made. Join me, won't you, as I descend slowly into madness?]
You may remember a couple weeks ago when I was trying to figure out if I should have hordes of monsters or just one big monster: after some thought, I realized that 4th edition D&D had the right approach for me here.
4th edition D&D has a pretty well-done combat system. (Shame about the roleplaying parts!) The combats are usually pretty intense and interesting, and more importantly (for my purposes) they are easy to snap together from parts.
In 4th Edition D&D, you build an "encounter" for players to fight based on a point-buy system — the more people in the group, the more points the DM spends. So a dragon costs a lot of points, and you won't be fighting multiple dragons at once. But an orc is a modest amount of points, so you might fight a number of them at once. But not all orcs are the same: they are broken up into roles, such as damage-dealers, tanks, sneaky guys, and so on.
That's about where I stop cribbing from D&D, because its point-buy system and its roles don't fit an actual MMO very well. But it gave me the general idea: snap together encounters from a collection of enemies in different roles. I like that.
Here are the roles I'm using:
- Skirmishers: tough creatures with a mix of weak and strong attacks. This is the archetypal monster role.
- Blasters: weak critters with ranged attacks or other ways to do damage without dying.
- Brutes: very tough monsters that are very predictable (only one kind of attack), very in-your-face, and very hard to kill.
- Fodder: reasonably high DPS, but with trivially low hit points.
- Boss: supertough creatures that are effectively two or three monsters stacked together.
I'm also fiddling around with ratios, like:
1 Blaster = 1 Skirmisher
0.75 Brutes = 1 Skirmisher
4 Fodder = 1 Skirmisher
1 Boss = 3 Skirmishers
The average fight will contain roughly 1.33 "monsters-worth" per player. (The actual number seems to change constantly, but I'll figure it out eventually.) It's an average, though, so sometimes your fight will be really easy at 0.5 "monsters-worth", and sometimes hard at 2 "monsters-worth".
This lets me have interesting "canned encounters": the goblin patrols wandering the dungeon have these roles assigned, so they aren't just clumps of jerks with spears — they're spear-men, archers, and axe guys, each doing different things. And the exact make-up of the encounters can even be semi-randomized, if I want to go there. (Not sure yet.)
Tanks, But No Tanks
I've known for a while that tanks won't fit into my game very well. Not pure tanks. Actually there are no "pure" classes, because if there are pure classes, players optimize themselves around the pure role and consider hybrids to be useless.
Plus, the role of tanking (while fun), has a lot of issues in an MMORPG:
- While soloing, everybody has to tank anyway, which means that heavy plate armor is pointless against a solo creature. Tanking is a role that only happens during grouping.
- The "fun" part of tanking is crowd control: understanding what is going on in the battle around you and directing it so that you win. There are more fun ways to do this than spamming a button that makes every monster come and punch you in the face.
- It creates a single point of safety for an entire group, which means that the other players have no danger of dying unless the tank "screws up" — or at least, the other players will see it that way!
As you can glean from my comments about the monster system, I really want group and solo combat to be related, not completely different games like they are in most current MMOs. It's more intuitive, for one thing. For another, it's less work: I don't need to make two completely different sets of monster stats like WoW does. (They have a whole team of designers. I just have me!)
Much like in D&D, then, everybody is responsible for holding their own against a typical enemy, say a skirmisher. But that doesn't mean everybody is equally able to survive against multiple enemies at once. Crowd-control still exists — taunting, among other things, are still in the game — but they are special buttons you press when you see the need, not constantly.
As such, nobody would be a "pure" tank, but a semi-tank will benefit a group well — an off-tank, in some MMO terminology: mostly DPS but with the ability to take control of a wayward enemy (and survive better than other people).
If anything, this makes the tank role more difficult: you can't just spam the taunt buttons, you have to think carefully about when to use your abilities, and how to use them. I don't know that that's a big problem though… will have to see.
New Combat Mechanics
Let me take a second to describe a couple of mechanics that are unusual for MMOs. These help distinguish Gorgon's combat system.
Armor and Health: monsters (and players) have an "armor bar" separate from their health bar. The monster still dies when its health reaches zero, but, the armor bar makes it harder.
Some attacks, like sword attacks, deplete armor first, so you can't damage health until the armor's all gone. Other attacks "bypass" armor and directly damage health, but their effectiveness is reduced based on how much armor remains. So armor acts as both "a second health bar" and a damage-reduction mechanism, depending on what kind of attacks are happening.
Rage: monsters (and only monsters) have a "rage meter" which gives them damage bonuses. When it caps out, the monster can do an extra-potent attack. It's designed to be pretty fluid, so that monsters can deal out several Rage Attacks even in a short fight. Rage comes into play as part of crowd control (see examples below).
Vulnerabilities: monsters each have a particular vulnerability, randomly chosen from a list for that species. These vulnerabilities activate dynamically: an icon flashes over the monster's head while they're vulnerable. Not all vulnerabilities are very useful in combat: while some are vulnerable to fire (very convenient if you're a fire mage), others are only vulnerable to shellfish (very difficult to take advantage of in combat… though if you're an expert fisherman and brought some bait buckets along…).
The chances of a vulnerability showing up on its own are somewhat low. But some skills can increase the chance of these vulnerabilities showing up. And some people can even change the built-in Vulnerability to a different one: turning the rather useless Fear of Snakes into something more useful, such as a Weakness Versus Stabbing… though it's never 100% reliable.
Player Roles in Gorgon
The point of those mechanics I just mentioned is to help give people different roles and different ways to overcome enemies. Without them, the game felt too much like Diablo: everybody could tank and DPS, so there was very little synergy between players. You ended up just "soloing near each other". Meh.
Instead, there's more than one kind of DPS, multiple ways to debuff, and so on. I tried to avoid having a pure rock/paper/scissors deal, too — I'm hoping that the systems interact to give an organic feel to combat strategies, as opposed to it being cut-and-dried "oh, he's rock but I'm scissors, this is going to be a hard fight."
How do I accomplish that? Part of the trick is that every player can pick two very different roles at once, plus a smattering of free-floating abilities to round things out, and can swap their roles for other known roles whenever they're in town. Here's some example roles:
- "Swordsmen" are equally good at damaging Health and Armor. They also have the ability to keep monsters too distracted to really build up a good head of anger. In other words, Swordsmen can reduce a monster's Rage to keep it from doing as many super-rage attacks.
- "Archers" directly damage Health. Their damage is reduced by the amount of Armor that's left, though. Archery's range and potent damage is counterbalanced by the fact that being shot with arrows is intensely Rage-inducing, which means monsters get to do more of their super attacks on you.
- "Fire Mages" have to get through armor to do the bulk of their damage, but their damage-over-time effects bypass armor. In many cases this means they can cook an armored foe alive even without the armor being depleted. However, Fire Magic is another extremely Rage-inducing technique, and a fair number of creatures are resistant to fire, too (or can use an ability to become resistant). On the third hand, Fire Mages are good at killing lots of little guys quickly with their AoEs.
- Werewolves are good at rending raw flesh — they're very effective against Health, but take a long time to chew through Armor. They have an easy time sussing out an enemy's Vulnerability, though they may not have a way to take advantage of it. (For instance, if a monster turns out to be vulnerable to Fire, werewolves don't inherently have any fire attacks.)
- "Field Psychologists" can attempt to induce Vulnerabilities: causing monsters to fear fire and take more damage from it, for instance. They can also fast-talk monsters into running away, or use hypnosis to keep a monster standing still for a bit.
- "Mace Fighters" deplete armor quickly, but then have a hard time going in for the kill. However, they can also stun an enemy, which is quite deadly.
- "Staff Fighters" are a mix of offense and defense. They can help pull monsters off of foes, and help deflect some attacks at the expense of damage.
- "Psions" use mental power to heal and buff themselves and their friends.
- "Dickweeds" use insults to enrage enemies into fighting them for a while (taunting, in other words). However, this naturally causes a severe Rage build-up. Dickweeds are also good at underhanded maneuvers, such as throwing sand in peoples' face for a quick debuff. (Actual name still pending.)
- "Chemists" have horrific AoE attacks, but aren't very effective against single tough monsters. However, their healing and buffing potions easily make up for it.
- "Shield Fighters" are experts with the shield; they can use it to redirect aggression, go into "turtle mode" briefly, or even throw it in ridiculous Captain America fashion to stop a fleeing foe.
- "Animal Handler", "Earth Mage", "Weather Witch", and "Necromancer" use pets to create extra targets on the battlefield. Each kind of pet has a particular specialty which I haven't figured out yet.
Plus a whole bunch of other ideas that are even fuzzier than these. This is just my list of possibilities… I'd love it if all of these work out, but in reality some of these will be a flop, and at some point I will say "that's enough for now" and stop adding more until after the game launches.
Some combinations are restricted by weapon requirements. For instance, you could pick Sword Fighter and Staff Fighter at the same time, but since you can't wield both a sword and a staff at once, that's not very smart. Fire magic requires a wand, but you can wield wands in your off-hand, so you could do Sword+Fire Magic at the same time, or Sword+Shield. And if you're a werewolf fighting in wolf form, you don't have any hands, so you'll want to take a second combat skill that doesn't require any wielded implement, such as Psionics, Animal Handler, or Field Psychology.
In terms of UI, I think your "skill bar" is broken up into three separate groupings. You have one group of slots for the first combat skill, a second group for the other combat skill, and a third that can contain items or one-off special abilities (such as the fishing skill that lets you chuck chum at people — yes, a real attack).
This UI grouping helps teach people that they're supposed to mix things up. It also helps me organize the content a little better, because I know at a minimum I need to fill that many boxes with abilities. So each of these "roles" is comprised of four or five basic abilities, plus a couple of alternates so that players can tweak their play-style a tiny bit. As you level up in the skill, you get more abilities, but they're basically just powered-up versions of the originals (possibly with slight flavor alternatives, but nothing too crazy).
In other words, each skill is pretty shallow. But there are a lot of skills, and I want you to keep unlocking them as you go. The problem I haven't quite figured out yet is, "why would people be excited to unlock level 1 Earth Magic when they're currently relying on level 10 Fire Magic?"
The answer is probably some sort of synergistic skill-up system, but I haven't quite got my finger on how it should work yet. (My earlier design was a failure when I actually worked out all the details.) Obviously more thinking needs to go into this part.
Conclusion: Back to Work!
I'm sure many skill combinations will turn out to be useless once the game ships; that's life. It's too much to hope that all permutations are fun and distinct. My hope is that we get seven or eight different common pairings, plus a handful of more esoteric (but still effective) combos.
So far I've got Swords, Staves, Animal Handling, and Fire Magic in a very early state. They're enough to make me excited to see it all coming together, but not enough to be confident that I'm going down the right path in the end.
I'll update again soon, hopefully after seeing more of this plan in action. In the mean time, if you have any comments, concerns, or anecdotes that might be illuminating, please share!


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Evidence of familiarity with current technologies and some prior experience with research is sufficient. The CIS application asks for "Knowledge of computing." The total application is evaluated as a package, primarily to evaluate applicant's match to interdisciplinary study and evidence of ability to carry out independent work.What undergraduate academic background or Master's degree is required?
There is no strict list of degrees that do or do not qualify. Applicants should have an overall background that includes familiarity with technology and its applications. The degrees listed on the Requirements page definitely provide appropriate background; in other cases the applicant's formal education and work experience are considered.Is the GRE required? Is there a minimum test score for admission? What is the average score of admitted students?
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Only this morning I heard an author and professor on the radio about a new rewritten version of the Dutch classic Max Havelaar by Multatuli. Apparently present students can't and won't read the original due to the long sentences used and words whose meaning has changed since it was written 150 years ago.
That is really mind-blowing.
I remember reading Max Havelaar when I was fifteen. During my reading, I was thinking how incredibly fresh and new Multatulis writing was for a book of 150 years old.
And yes, it was an original version (no rewritten copy).


text: Alyssa Tigner and Devon DeYoung will represent the senior class as valedictorian and salutatorian at Friday's Granbury High School graduation in the Fort Worth Convention Center. It begins at 7. Others in the top 10 of the graduating class are (in order): Zach Morgan, Blair Cowden, Caitlyn Thatcher, Blake Ward, Klint Keating, Ryan Hammonds, Evangelina Oviedo and Jessica Martinez. Tigner, daughter of Thomas Tigner and the late Patricia Tigner, has a grade point average of 5.052, while DeYoung, the son of Randy and Michelle DeYoung, has a grade point average of 4.996.


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I was heartened by the cogent and articulate expressions made by those in attendance during my time there--from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. I was hoping to make a public statement as a community leader and since my duties back at Congregation Beth Elohim where I serve demanded my return to the synagogue for a memorial service for Jewish artist Debbie Friedman, I take this opportunity to share my "two minutes" of speaking time here.
Public Statement by Rabbi Andy Bachman, Senior Rabbi at Congregation Beth Elohim, Park Slope, on proposed opening of Millennium School at John Jay High School
Friends and neighbors, I thank you for the opportunity to speak to you tonight. I am Senior Rabbi at Congregation Beth Elohim, a synagogue community serving Brooklyn since 1861--when Abraham Lincoln was President, the country was in a Civil War, and African Americans were not fully free. To be rooted in a community for 150 years and join in the shared commitment to sacred responsibility not only for those members of the Jewish tradition who affiliate with our synagogue but for the lives of the thousand members of our broader community--children, families and faculty of our Early Childhood Center, After-School program, and Summer Day Camp--Congregation Beth Elohim is privileged to carry out the words of the prophet Isaiah which adorn our Main Sanctuary: "Mine House Shall Be An House of Prayer for All Peoples."
All are truly welcome at CBE because we believe that all are welcome in Brooklyn, regardless of race, faith, ethnicity, income and sexual orientation. And what's true for CBE and true for Brooklyn ought to be true for our public school system as well--each child has the right and our Department of Education has the sacred obligation to ensure fair and equal access to educational funding and resources regardless of race, income or neighborhood where one lives.
Speaking as one observer of events, it appears to me that the students, faculty and families of those schools currently housed at John Jay High School have not been accorded the equality of treatment and fairness in funding that ought to be the right of every student in our public school system. As unfathomable as it may seem, in our own neighborhood in Park Slope, we are likely witnessing, in our time, the historically anachronistic occurrence of a "separate and unequal" educational system which has deprived the John Jay campus of the funding and support it rightfully deserves. If this is shown to be true, this is a grave injustice that we must not tolerate in our midst.
CBE members send their kids to public schools; CBE members are teachers and administrators in the public schools. My wife Rachel and I send all three of our children to public school and our eldest will be attending high school next year. It's this commitment to the enriching democratic life of this city that we share with our neighbors tonight. And, in the broadest terms, like many members of CBE, we are a part of a faith community that believes fervently in the public education system. John Jay students, though following a variety of faith traditions, have worked at CBE--as camp counselors and after-school teachers--and before that, were students in our After School and Day Camp programs. "Mine House Shall Be An House of Prayer for All Peoples."
As students of history, we ought not to take lightly the words "Separate But Equal." In fact, the fight for equality was achieved by all people of goodwill, including, on many occasions, important alliances between African Americans and Jews. Just this morning in the newspaper, I read several moving remembrances by rabbis, now in their seventies and eighties, who recalled with pride their honor in having been arrested and jailed during a critical fight for justice in our country alongside the Rev Martin Luther King, Jr and other leaders of the Civil Rights movement, declaring that Jews stood beside Blacks in the struggle for freedom, justice and equality. And as the Senior Rabbi of Brooklyn's largest Reform synagogue, I declare myself equally dedicated to those principles of freedom, justice and equality today.
If it's true that the John Jay campus has been chronically underfunded; and if it's true that through misleading information the Department of Education has attempted to open Millennium 2 in Brooklyn without a truly fair and equal attempt to improve the John Jay campus for its existing students and faculty, then we ought to raise our voices against this injustice and demand fairness for all students regardless of race, income or background. There is no question that Brooklyn is sorely in need of more improved public school options--not only for the children of Park Slope but for all the children of this borough. In a democracy, we must remain committed to an educational system that sees the potential in every human being regardless of their origin.
I have a friend and mentor in her eighties, a brilliant and tough Jewish woman, who was a lawyer working for the American Jewish Congress in 1954 when Thurgood Marshall was a lawyer for NAACP Legal Defense Fund. My mentor is one of the people who reached out to Dr. Kenneth Clark and Mamie Phipps Clark about their work and research which proved that "separate but equal" was actually psychologically damaging to African American students. That "footnote" to history was the shared effort of two of America's many sacred narratives--Blacks and Jews in the ongoing struggle for equality--and as a rabbi in this community, standing on the shoulders of my teachers, I dedicate myself to this community for a fair and equitable resolution to this educational challenge we face tonight.
Twice a year--at Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur--our Main Sanctuary doors with Isaiah's words are thrown open and nearly two thousand people enter our holy space to ask themselves and their God in what ways they may have done better in the past year. Isaiah's words--Mine House Shall Be An House of Prayer for All Peoples--could not ring more true tonight. We know this truth in our hearts--our educational system in this great city of our must be a fair and equal educational system for all people. We can do better.
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MANILA | Manila Hall of Justice [30F|gov]
Construction of P1.8-B City of Manila Hall of Justice finally underway
MARK D. MERUEÑAS, GMA NEWS August 23, 2012 12:41pm Photo by Marc Meruenas After years of squeezing themselves inside the Manila City Hall, judges and court employees may soon transfer to a a much larger, 30-storey building that they can finally call home, which Acting Chief Justice Antonio Carpio described as the "biggest, most modern, best equipped" hall of justice the Philippines has ever seen. Carpio led the ground-breaking ceremony for the P1.83-billion Manila City Hall of Justice at the old Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) building along A. Villegas (formerly Arroceros) Street in Manila, near the Manila City Hall. There had been at least eight groundbreaking rites for the Manila Hall of Justice, but construction never pushed through either because there was no lot for the construction or funding yet. This time, however, Carpio assured that the structure will finally rise on the 10,818 square-meter lot, saying the title of the lot is now under the Supreme Court and that it has enough savings to pursue its construction. "As surely as the sun will rise tomorrow, the Manila Hall of Justice will finally rise on this," Carpio said in his speech. The money to be used in constructing the hall of justice is part of around P2.5 billion savings of the high court, intended for building not only a hall of justice in Manila but also court houses in Cebu and Cagayan de Oro City. See related: Carpio said after the groundbreaking ceremony, the next step would be to bid out the project and tap the Department of Public Works and Highways to help in erecting the structure. All in all, Carpio said, it would take two to three years before the hall of justice gets completed. The planned hall of justice will house 120 courts, 16 more than the authorized courts in Manila. "The Manila HOJ will not only be stately and imposing, it will be the biggest, most modern and best equipped HOJ in the country, bar none," Carpio said. The groundbreaking ceremony came barely two months after Manila celebrated its 441st founding anniversary. "Since we waited 441 years to build the Manila HOJ, we assure everyone, especially Mayor Alfredo Lim and other officials of the City of Manila, that we will build a Manila HOJ worthy of the more than four centuries of waiting time, a HOJ that the residents of Manila can truly be proud of," Carpio said. "The Manila HOJ will be an architectural landmark among the public buildings in Manila. It will add to the rich architectural heritage of the capital city of the Republic," he added. Apart from Lim, also in attendance during the groundbreaking ceremony were Supreme Court Associate Justices Mariano del Castillo, Justice Jose Perez, Justice Bienvenido Reyes, Manila Regional Trial Court Executive Judge Marino dela Cruz, Manila Metropolitan Trial Court Executive Judge Marlina Manuel, officials of the City of Manila, Manila trial court judges, and Supreme Court officials. Asked in what way would the Manila Hall of Justice be "most modern and best equipped," Carpio said it would just be like the Angeles City Hall of Justice that was inaugurated just last month in Pampanga. The Angeles City Hall of Justice boasts of eco-friendly architectural designs and updated communication facilities. It is environment friendly in that its design maximizes the use of natural light and has a rainwater collection system, as well as houses a materials recovery facility for recycling and waste processing purposes. Other features of the building are a holding room for detainees inside the court room, a multi-purpose hall, training and meeting rooms, lounges for judges and lawyers, and space for a clinic, library and nursery. LBG, GMA News http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story...nally-underway
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Kaya pala may event nangyari sa harap ng old GSIS building sa Manila. Good thing this will push thru but the government of Manila is heavily on dept. I wonder how did they managed to fund this project.
Also it is a good thing that they will build on the grounds of GSIS building - a point where SM did not acquired the land and extend the mall because if they do, congestion will be worse. Another point is they didn't build the justice hall in the former land of Jai Alai building because if they do, they will ruin the great and majestic view of the Rizal monument. |
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Buti ndi nakuha ng SM group ndi lang kasi annex ng sm manila yan siguradong mass condo block sa taas. I hope this project materialize at matagal ng napabayaan ang mga court rooms
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Wow.. P/1.8 B for a 30 storey government building?? Hindi ba sya masyado mahal?
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1.8 Billion for a structure that looks like that? Looks like some generic 90s condo in downtown Manila. Is that the best they could do?
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OT" does this mean mag kakaron din tayo ng justice league?
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i will not be surprised if it will be an ultra moder, glassy, highly intelligent and LEED Certified Green building though but i certainly believe with structure that looks like that it would cost only half the price...
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thats the HoJ? lol..kung un lng kaya, den..
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I'm sorry, but that building looks like it came out from the 90's. -___-
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Good thing they will not tear down the old GSIS building. I expect a better design that will blend with the old GSIS building.
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So, this is the finality of what was planned at the old site of Skyroom along Taf Avenue in front of the planned Torre De Manila?
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Sinabi bang it will be financed by the local government of Manila? It's clear in the article. The land is owned by the Supreme Court. The fund comes from the savings of the High Court. Let's just hope that when this thing is finally built, mababawasan ang court cases na milya milya na sa haba ang pila.
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Parang Justice League ang dating!;-)
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I wish it'll go well with the the GSIS Building not against it's design sensibility. It looks like a cross between BSA and cityland.
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So it all comes down to Porsche Briggs, Adam Poch and Rachel Reilly in the "Big Brother 13" house. Who do you think takes it? According to our poll, Rachel is the clear-cut winner in a landslide. We shall see.
Head of Household Competition
In case you don't follow the live feeds, the show shows us the first round of the HOH – which in an incredible display of weakness, took about 45 minutes. People were joking all over twitter that the next round should be things like who can stay seated the longest or who can sleep the longest. Seriously, this was weak sauce.
But anyway, so Rachel wins. The second round involves placing "Big Brother" contestant heads along a wall in a giant water tank in order they were HOHs. Porsche says it's a lot harder than it looks, but honestly – that looks pretty hard.
Adam ends up wasting time having to go get his goggles that he took off and threw on the ground. Wow, dude. Really? You couldn't just hang them around your neck? Anyway, so Porsche wins 3:50 to 6:05.
Porsche and Rachel have a Final 2 deal and they are both counting on that, but Adam knows strategically he's the better bet to take to the finals, so that's his card to play.
Jury Discussion
Kalia and Jordan show up after the double eviction week. Jordan is campaigning hard for Rachel to win and they argue about whether she deserves to win. They make good points on both sides for her. The Vets have no reasons for Porsche to win. Jeff and Jordan can't see how she did anything, yet they think Adam deserves it over her because he was loyal. Well, to you guys. He didn't do crap in the game. Dani points out that Adam has created a new type of player – the piggybacker. Heh. Then it devolves into Kalia and Jeff yelling at each other. Sigh.
Final Head of Household
Julie's use of "whom" is distracting. I know it's proper, but it's still weird. Like she's emphasizing her good grammar. Anyway, it's Porsche vs. Rachel time. Personally, I think either of them would be foolish to take the other to the end. Adam is so beatable.
Anyway, they are given statements made by the jury and get two possible endings. They must decide the ending. MOst points at the end wins. Question 1 is Brendon: "The moment in the house that I'm afraid to have my friends and family see is … A) the moment I was evicted the second time or B) not doing better in endurance competitions. I say B. And so do both girls and we are all wrong. Ha.
Question 2 is Danielle: "Most shocking moment in the house was … A) Brendon being voted back in the game or B) Her dad not coming back." I say A and so does Porsche. The answer is B, so Rachel gets a point.
Question 3 is Shelly: "The fatal error I made was … A) Turning against Jeff and Jordan or B) Voting to evict Jeff one week too soon." I say B, but both girls say A. The answer is B, so that's a point for me.
Queston 4 is Jeff: "Best thing about being in the house was … A) Spending the summer with Jordan or B) Getting rid of Danielle." I say B and so do the girls, without hesitation, which gets a laugh from the audience. But Jeff says A and we all lose. Ha.
Question 5 is Kalia: "The biggest lie told in the house was … A) Adam was loyal to the newbies or B) Anything that came out of Shelly's mouth." I say B and so does Rachel, so she is the final HOH. Sigh.
I admit it. Rachel deserves to win. She played the best game. I just don't like how unstable and horrible she has been to her houseguests. And if you ONLY watch the broadcasts, you have no idea. Watch the live feeds sometime. Ughhh.
Rachel starts crying really hard and – hey, don't smudge your gallon of eye makeup, lady.
The Eviction
Porsche and Adam give their speeches, but honestly, Rachel would be stupid to take Porsche. Porsche has a shot at winning. Adam really does not. The hard part is is that based on the feeds, Rachel knows that she has neither of these people votes if she evicts them. Then in her goodbye speech before the eviction, she insists she played the game "100% by [herself]." Um, only with a fiance, who got to come back, plus two other Veterans, plus a Pandora's Box that helped you! Don't be ridiculous. See, this is why I can't stand Rachel. Her lack of self-awareness is maddening.
She blathers on for like five minutes, then finally evicts Adam. Wow. I was sure she would keep Adam because she knows she can beat him. The fact that she didn't keep him as a sure bet raises her esteem in my eyes.
In his exit interview, Adam insists he would've won if he was in the Final 2 and Julie just laughs and laughs. Um, don't be ridiculous, dude. Nobody wants to hand you $500,000.
The Interrogation
Brendon asks Rachel about her hurtful things that had nothing to do with strategy, giving her a chance to apologize. She says she should be rewarded based on game play. Jordan asks Porsche what she did besides wearing a bikini and cooking. She says she got the Golden Key week one, which was not her choice and she competed in as may competitions as she was allowed to. Good answer and true.
Kalia asks Rachel what she did besides winning competitions. Rachel says she was nominated the most, was on the block five times and that she made big moves in the game. Shelly asks Porsche when she started playing the game and what her big moves were. She says she started playing week one and has made her big game moves since fast forward.
The Speeches
Rachel argues that she was a huge target and had to win all the time, which is a good argument. She was the best player, for sure. But how you treat people is a consideration and she treated people horribly. I don't enjoy that. There's lying and strategy and then there's just being awful.
Porsche argues that she played a social game, she won four competitions and you can count on her to do something good with the money. Hmm. I'm not sure I would argue that.
The Vote
Brendon says he's proud of Rachel and loves her as he obviously votes for her. Danielle says she adores Porsche and that Rachel is lucky this is not a personality contest, which is actually true. Jeff goes, "I don't have anything cute to say." Heh. Shelly says she's proud, it's a game, loves their heart and good luck. Kalia says something weird. Jordan congratulates them, tells Rachel she's missed her. Adam, who I actually think may be the deciding vote, preens about how he should've won and then votes.
The Non-Jury Losers
Evel Dick, Cassi, Keith, Dominic and Lawon are back. Evel Dick is not in love with Danielle's game play – she does not love his criticizing. Shelly also gets called out by Cassi as being so sneaky, but Jeff chimes in that they have repaired stuff.
The Winner
The votes go Brendon for Rachel, Danielle for Porsche, Jeff for Rachel, Shelly for Rachel, Kalia for Porsche, Jordan for Rachel and she's the winner. I'm kinda surprised Shelly was for Rachel.
Big hugs, confetti, Porsche runs off and hugs Kalia and Danielle. I wonder who Adam voted for? We find out Adam voted for Porsche. Wow, Shelly. Wow.
The America's Player prize goes to Jeff. Seriously?! I hate America. Jeff is fine, but if you watch the live feeds, he is not nearly as awesome as he gets an edit for on "Big Brother." Ugh.
So there you have it. Former houseguests came back and won the game and America's Play
er. Maybe next year we can get back to NOT bringing back old reality contestants, like this show, "Survivor" and "The Amazing Race" have been doing.
What do you think, "Big Brother" fans?


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After breakfast we headed to the Chalalan office (our Amazon tour) to pay for our trip which was set for the next day. They had said they were open from 9am but they weren�t. Despite many repeat trips throughout the morning, no one was there. The office finally opened at 1pm, hmmm. We quickly paid as we had a 2.30 tour departure of La Paz and lunch still to have!
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