What you have looks like a plain old orb weaver to me. HINT: BR's make cobwebs, orb weavers make spiral webs.
I don't like it.
Call an exterminator
Is this a setup for the next Spiderman sequel? Spiderman, Spiderwoman and Spiderdog?
Looks like Shelob.
You need to move.
Icky....
Spider Pong
What you have looks like a plain old orb weaver to me. HINT: BR's make cobwebs, orb weavers make spiral webs.
I think it's a black widow.
I think it's a type of wolf spider, but you still need to move.
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Looks like a sub-type of the Wolf Spider. Common to North America. Usually found outdoors but sometimes gets in the house. Does bite but the venom is very mild in toxicity. A small number of individuals could be sensitive to it though.
It kinda looks like a common Wolf Spider similar to a North Carolina Wolf Spider.
Here is a link to some common spiders in your area
http://www.hr-rna.com/RNA/Main%20pages/Spiders%20frame%20page.htm
Good Luck
From your pic, it looks like a Carcass SPider.
Get Out While You STill CAN!
Who cares? Run screaming into the night.
Wouldn't worry much about it. Thought all arachnids are venomous, there are only two you need to worry about, the brown recluse, which you've already met, and the black widow, whose bit is irksome to an adult but almost never fatal. Your specimen is neither.
Call your local/state poison control center. They will be open 24/365. If they can't tell you, they will direct you to someone who can.
There are lots of links about spiders in your area here http://www.uark.edu/~dksander/spiders.html