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POTUS
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New Names from March 28th Sentinel Update! We know these two, but I think the Title is new, and Sente may have other names . . .
Henrik Tanner - Academy Security Director!!!
Mr. Kiteway's [sic] - Mentioned this way by writer of letter to Sentinel
Jeremy Claridge - Sentinel Reporter
Johann Jacobson - Defense Attorney
Xavier Marron - Prosecutor's Representative
Latrell Korn - Previous Guilty Jurist (175 AC)
Ghona Hesh - Previous defendant
Karen Chondelle - Murder Victim / Corolla
Joya - Popular Vocalist
Horace Shockley - Producer
Alejo Jackson - Singer
Roll for Damage - A Performance Band
Alwhin Copi - Sentinel Reporter
Jonathan Smart - PCBC CEO
Betsy Chenholm - Hinton Bros
Jamie Pendergast - Kamps, Barton, Kamps
Giordana Moore - Senior Managing Director of the PCX
Trip Scott - COO at PCBC
Raymund Geltman - Sociologist, RIP (Author of "Age and Identity" and "Social Contract: Appendix B")
Kyra Anghanda - Council Member
Sarai Khurasani - Security Analyst with Key Surety
Gerard Medeiros - Florist , a key owner
Candace Liebniz - Owner of Complications, and vice-president of the Old Town Business Initiative
Mona Rowan - Citizens Fighting Crime
Corinne Hathaway - Sentinel Reporter
Sian Rodgers - Letter to Sentinel
? Avancore's - ? Scientist?
Arrian Hampden - University of Perplex City, Letter to Sentinel
Pierre Badiola - Letter to Sentinel
Serena - Sportsfigure? (Signs PCL12m Deal)
Orrin - Charged (Crimes?)
Kinsella - Charged (Crimes?)
[Edit] Removed two names of Letter Writers because they were pen names used by players whose letters were published by the Sentinel.
alison_1 signed as "Chasen der Würfel"
juan liu signed as "Julianne Bowman"
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 4:21 am
Last edited by POTUS on Wed Mar 30, 2005 6:06 am; edited 1 time in total
Scott
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Joined: 11 Sep 2004 Posts: 1140 Location: 390 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Rochester NY, 14624, USA
Re: New Names from March 28th Sentinel Update!
POTUS wrote:
Mr. Kiteway's [sic] - Mentioned this way by writer of letter to Sentinel
i notice, in fFact, sente is almost always called sente. We are given to assume the picture on last week's issue is sente himself, so it would be an incorrect assumption to think sente is a she (as had been speculated upon endlessly in the past) But it might be reasonable to suggest some asexual cultural thing - there is no Mr. or Mrs. Either it's a linguistic difference, or a biological difference.
Pure speculation.
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 5:11 am
thanks
Boot
Joined: 18 Mar 2005 Posts: 15
In some of the error logs Henrick Tanner was refferred to as sir.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 5:39 am
fimacmo
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Re: New Names from March 28th Sentinel Update!
Scott wrote:
POTUS wrote:
Mr. Kiteway's [sic] - Mentioned this way by writer of letter to Sentinel
But it might be reasonable to suggest some asexual cultural thing - there is no Mr. or Mrs. Either it's a linguistic difference, or a biological difference.
Or it may just be a title - Professor, Sensei etc
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 9:08 am
POTUS
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Joined: 08 Mar 2005 Posts: 277 Location: The shores of the great lake Erie
I think my definiton of 'sic' may be skew . . . I took what I read to be that the letter writer was using "Mr. Kiteway" because it fit the context, but that it acknowledges that the noun may go by another name to other people. It seemed weird is all. We had Spec about S = Sente, and who knows whether that is true - it just seemed extra, so I thought it was important.
One thing though, perhaps "Sente" is another name for "master of the academy," much like cleric can loosely be interpreted as pastor, aka church-guy.
Personally, I think time travel is happening all over the place for Academy researchers, and that S Marchant is also Sente, but it;s the name he had in another time.
I'll trade my Spec for 70 Leck.
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:57 pm
Alison_1
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Joined: 22 Jan 2005 Posts: 42 Location: San Francisco, CA
POTUS wrote:
I think my definiton of 'sic' may be skew . . . I took what I read to be that the letter writer was using "Mr. Kiteway" because it fit the context, but that it acknowledges that the noun may go by another name to other people. [SNIP] One thing though, perhaps "Sente" is another name for "master of the academy," much like cleric can loosely be interpreted as pastor, aka church-guy.
I wrote that letter actually, and I'm sure they [sic]'d the use of "Mr." when it should have read "Master Kiteyway" -- as he's referred to in other press.
Funny, they didn't [sic] the second "Mr. Kiteway" I used in the last paragraph.
I guess we should refer to him as "Master Kiteway" or just use his last name.
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 11:53 pm
POTUS
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Alison_1, aside from being a concerned letter writer wrote:
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Funny, they didn't [sic] the second "Mr. Kiteway" I used in the last paragraph.
Again I am showing my ignorance of English, but I know it is practiced style that one might mention a noun (or something) one way once - then not do so again because one has impacted the reader's mind already - or something like that.
If I mention a Big Company Name (BCN) I might put the initial in parenthesis and then just refer to it as BCN from here on out. I have also seen writers italicize the word each time it appears after the first time.
Anyway, I think it's very cool that you got published in/on another dimension. I take it you got the Auto-Responder, but nothing more?
If they edited your letter with "[sic]" does that mean publication style 'demands' that it be used because you didn't type out his full, proper name? I guess it;s nothing hten at that point.
I had thought the PMs wrote that letter and were dropping a hint that Sente has more than 1 name.
I guess that means I have to think about the 24 digit number - whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 2:02 am
uptownishnyc
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Joined: 28 Feb 2005 Posts: 50 Location: New York, NY
Speaking of that horrid 24 digit number-- has anyone finished converting it to base 3 yet? I started, but couldn't find a program to do it, and honestly, was doing it freehand to kill some time at work-- then got busy so didn't finish.... and realized even if I got a string of 0, 1, and 2's I didn't know what do do with it anyway.
I'm still amazed at the quantity of sushi and eel and cucumber roll refernces. Or was it just the PM was writing the "Futures" over lunch?
lol
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 2:27 am
menace1
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here's a silly bit of spec. Both the pictures used to illustrate the top stories in the Sentinel have been cartoons. Are we dealing with some strange cartoon alternate reality? Why don't people in Perplex City use/take photographs?
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 4:36 am
Demontague
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menace1 wrote:
here's a silly bit of spec. Both the pictures used to illustrate the top stories in the Sentinel have been cartoons. Are we dealing with some strange cartoon alternate reality?
It could be something to do with photo copyright issues and external editions of the Sentinel, or maybe photography is banned in PPC? (Was it the native americans that evaded photography as it was said to capture their soul?)
I'm more inclined to say its a deliberate measure by the PM's. Perhaps using real photos would give too much away, or reveal too much of the environment. Cartoons and pictures leave more to the imagination.
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 5:30 am
WaCKo1138
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Up until a few years ago at least the Wall Street Journal didn't use photos (or even color) on the front page. So it's unusual to not use photos, but not unheard of.
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:01 am
leakingpen
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don't remove the pennames. a good pm would possibly incorporate them. simply mention that they are pen names of unfiction people. no sweat. as for the cartoons, for sente, who knows, but for corrola, a lot of courtrooms dont allow cameras. so proffesional artists make drawings of the scenes. you see it a lot at high profile trials where cameras were banned.
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 2:08 pm
Rob_Riv
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James Lyon wrote:
30. perplexcitytimes.com [a rival newspaper?]
Let me know if I've missed anything.
if you read the website it mentions that they combined with they only other rival newspaper..
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Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 11:57 am
RI_Barnica
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Rob_Riv wrote:
if you read the website it mentions that they combined with they only other rival newspaper.
The line in question:
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In 107 the Vanguard and the Sentinel merged, although the Vanguard name was swiftly dropped from the masthead.
But nowhere in the history does it state that the Vanguard was the only other paper in town, just that it was the biggest paper in town. And that was over 150 years ago. More than enough time for another paper to get going. Also, the Madame Bianca letter states that
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The Perplex City Sentinel is now the only newspaper or magazine in the city that publishes Futures
which implies that, at the current time, at least, there are other newspapers and magazines in town.
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Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 1:09 pm
<PSH>
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menace1 wrote:
here's a silly bit of spec. Both the pictures used to illustrate the top stories in the Sentinel have been cartoons. Are we dealing with some strange cartoon alternate reality? Why don't people in Perplex City use/take photographs?
they do take photographs and the sentinel uses photographs one of the ads that loads on the sentinel is a photograph of a person.
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2005 1:40 pm
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