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In successive letters to the nation's Chief State School Officers, Deputy Undersecretary for Innovation and Improvement Nina Rees and Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education Ray Simon offer local education agencies additional guidance on (1) calculating costs for transportation under No Child Left Behind's public school choice provision and (2) imposing requirements on supplemental service providers that go beyond those set forth by states as part of their approval process. In the first letter (http://www.ed.gov/policy/elsec/guid/stateletters/choice/
choice081804.html), Rees and Simon reiterate that a district that is "able to provide transportation to all students under its existing transportation program, without having to create new bus routes or incur other new transportation-related expenses...cannot use Title I funds to pay for the transportation of children changing schools under the Title I choice provision, because doing so would violate the 'supplement, not supplant' provision of the statute." However, such a district "may count, toward the 20 percent expenditure requirement, the portion of its transportation budget that is attributable to providing choice to students exercising the Title I option." What exactly is "attributable?" The letter lays out three specific criteria for district determinations. In the second letter (http://www.ed.gov/policy/elsec/guid/stateletters/choice/
ses082604.html), Rees and Simon confirm, "Conditions relating to criteria for approval of a [supplemental service] provider are the responsibility of the state, and a district may not alter, or add to, those criteria." Nevertheless, a district "may impose reasonable administrative and operational requirements...that are consistent with requirements imposed, generally, on the district's contractors and that do not limit 'educational options' for parents." For example, if a district requires it for all entities with whom it enters into contracts, a district may require that all employees of a provider undergo full background checks. Also, a district may require that each provider carry a set amount of liability insurance, again, if that is what it requires from other contractors. A district may not require that providers offer a certain number of hours of services, that providers employ only state-certified teachers as tutors, or that they use one-on-one tutoring as their sole delivery mechanism, because such requirements would undermine their state's authority to set criteria for approval.
"The Secretary's Third Annual Report on Teacher Quality" is divided into four sections. Chapter 1 provides an overview of the highly qualified teacher requirements of No Child Left Behind and highlights new opportunities for states to demonstrate leadership through recently enacted flexibility provisions. Chapter 2 details the major activities the Department and other organizations have undertaken over the last year to support the raising of academic standards for teachers, while at the same time reducing unnecessary barriers to teaching. Chapter 3 provides a snapshot of state progress along numerous dimensions of the teacher quality challenge. Chapter 4 concludes the report with a description of forthcoming teacher quality-related activities at the Department. For more information, please go to https://www.title2.org/index.htm.
9/11 Resources
In recognition of the anniversary of September 11, the Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE) web site is promoting several learning resources, including:
- 9.11.01 Remembrance, presenting first-hand accounts of September 11, 2001, by National Park Service employees from a dozen sites. One siteFederal Hall National Memorial, located a few blocks from the World Trade Centerprovided shelter to more than 150 people after the towers fell.
- September 11: Bearing Witness to History, with images, objects, and stories collected by the National Museum of American History.
- Witness & Response: September 11 Acquisitions at the Library of Congress, sharing original materials (photos, prints, drawings, poems, eye-witness accounts and personal reactions, headlines, books, magazines, songs, maps, and videotapes) related to September 11, 2001.
For more information, please go to http://www.ed.gov/free/.
Reading First
The next "Education News Parents Can Use" broadcast (September 21, 8:00-9:00 ET) marks the beginning of the third full school year under the No Child Left Behind Act, and, already, the benefits to America's school children are evident. Indeed, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) reading tests are well above levels recorded in 1998 and 2000; African-American, Hispanic, and low-income students account for the most significant improvement in NAEP scores; and students in the largest urban school systems showed significant improvement in reading and math in the initial year of the law. This good news will be the focus of the broadcast, as the program explores why the first and most important goal of education should be to ensure that every child develops proficiency in reading. The live discussion and videotaped reports will examine ways schools and families can help students develop the knowledge, skills, and habits needed to master literacy skills, as well as underscore the critical role of highly qualified teachers in improving reading achievement. For more information, please go to http://registerevent.ed.gov/downlink/event-flyer.asp?
intEventID=178. (As always, you can watch live and archived webcasts of each show at http://www.connectlive.com/events/ednews/.)
Federal Support
Caught up in the money? "Federal Support for Education: Fiscal Years 1980 to 2003" provides a comprehensive picture of total federal financial support for education since the U.S. Department of Education was created in May 1980. Excluding tax benefits, federal support rose to $171 billion in fiscal year 2003, an increase of $108.2 billion, or 172 percent, since fiscal year 1990. After adjusting for inflation, federal support rose 102 percent. Notably, the Education Department accounts for less than half the "on budget" federal funding for education. For more information, please go to http://nces.ed.gov/pubsearch/pubsinfo.asp?pubid=2004026.
From the Interagency Staff...
Twenty-two federal agencies meet monthly, under the auspices of the Federal Interagency Committee on Education (FICE), to coordinate the federal investment in education. This month, the Justice Department's Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) will host the meeting. Here are just a few of OJJDP's education projects:
- December 6-8, OJJDP and the Education Department's Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools will host a two-day conference titled "Partnering to Prevent Truancy: A National Priority" (http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/2004TruancyConference/).
- "Blueprints for Violence Prevention" (http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/publications/
PubAbstract.asp?pubi=11721) and "Lessons from Blueprints" (http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/publications/
PubAbstract.asp?pubi=11719) profile 11 model and 21 promising violence and drug prevention programs.
- Through its Juvenile Mentoring Program, or JUMP (http://ojjdp.ncjrs.org/jump/), OJJDP supports one-to-one mentoring projects that target youth at risk of becoming delinquent, being involved in gangs, failing in school, and dropping out of school. Since 1994, OJJDP has funded 299 JUMP sites across the nation, teaming more than 9,200 youth with mentors.
SAT Scores
A record 37 percent of the 1.4 million college-bound seniors who took the SAT exam last school year were minoritiesup from 31 percent in 1994and the percentage of first-generation college-bound seniors grew to 38 percent of all testers, 53 percent of black testers, and 69 percent of Hispanic testers. In addition, despite this challenge, the average score remained unchanged from 2003: 1026 out of 1600. At the same time, minority students did not keep pace with their white peers, whose 2004 score was 1059, 20 points higher than in 1994. African-American students' scored 857, an eight point improvement over the decade. Mexican-American students' scored 909, a three point improvement over the decade. After Asian students, American Indian students showed the best 10-year improvement: 28 points. For more information, please go to http://www.collegeboard.com/press/article/0,,37478,00.html. (Secretary Paige's statement is available at http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2004/08/
Quote to Note
"The President's [new] proposals reflect his desire to continue the culture of achievement and accountability. We want to ensure that our children enter schools ready to learn at a young age and that they leave ready to enter the 21st Century workplace or higher education institutions, as they choose. That's why he has proposed focusing on early literacy, continuing with the Early Reading First and Reading First initiatives, and helping children in middle and high school with the 'Striving Readers' program. Investment in the education of our nation's youths is a top national priority."
Secretary of Education Rod Paige (9/3/04)
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But, this isn't a Norman Rockwell painting.
"The idea of perfectionism only sets us up for a sense of failure and disappointment. The rest of the year they're not perfect, so why should the holiday be perfect?"
Psychotherapist David Sternberg of D.C. Talk Therapy encourages everyone to take it easy when preparing their meals, and most importantly, don't try to take on more than you can handle.
"Whatever it might be, you don't have to be superwoman or superman this time of year. It's too much to ask because there's too much to do."
A Martha Stewart Thanksgiving isn't realistic. So enjoy your time and food, and don't sweat the small stuff.
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Sourwood Oxydendrum arboreum
White fragrant flowers in early summer. Leaves are rich green, turning yellow, red and purple in fall. Prefers full sun. Grows to 25'-30', 20' spread. (zones 5-9)Pricing Information
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Hardiness Zones 5 - 9The Sourwood can be expected to grow in the zones shown in color in the arborday.org zone map. View Map
Type of treeOrnamental Trees, Shade Trees
Mature HeightThe Sourwood grows to be 25' - 30' feet in height.
Mature SpreadThe Sourwood has a spread of about 20' at full maturity.
Growth RateThis tree grows at a medium growth rate. More about this.
SunThis Sourwood does well in full sun.
SoilThe Sourwood grows in acidic, loamy, moist, sandy, well drained, wide range, clay soils.
ShapeThis Sourwood has oval, pyramidal shape.
A medium-sized tree, the Sourwood is often used in landscapes as an ornamental addition to larger trees because of its brilliant fall foliage which is unrivaled for its intense beauty and the showy late-summer flowers. It has few pest or disease problems and is easily treated for the ones it does encounter.
White fragrant flowers in early summer. Leaves are rich green, turning yellow, red and purple in fall. Prefers full sun. Grows to 25'-30', 20' spread. (zones 5-9)
Wildlife Value
Deer browse sourwood twigs and leaves. Gourmet honey is produced by the many bees that are attracted to the nectar-laden flowers.
A native tree of North America, the sourwood is one of the few endemic trees that is not found in other continents unless planted, and has no related species. The name Sourwood is derived from the acrid taste of its leaves, but tea made from these leaves is widely used by mountain climbers as a thirst-quencher. Pioneers used the sap as one ingredient in a concoction used for treating fevers, the bark for chewing to soothe mouth pains, and leaf tea for treating diarrhea, indigestion and dysentery. But the best known by-product of the Sourwood tree is the hard-to-find and extremely delicious honey produced from the fragrant blossoms by honeybees.
Normal moisture required, and has some drought tolerance.
This tree alternate leaves, simple, elliptic or oblong 4 to 8 inches long. Dark green color in summer, brilliant red in autumn.
Flower Color
White, very noticeable, fragrant, 4 to 10 inches long and wide.
Bloom Time
June - early July.
Fruit Description
The fruit is oval-shaped and under 1/2 inch in diameter.
Rate of growth refers to the vertical increase in growth unless specified differently. Rate, as is true for size, is influenced by numerous variables such as soil, drainage, water, fertility, light, exposure, ad infinitum. The designation slow means the plant grows 12" or less per year; medium refers to 13 to 24" of growth per year; and fast to 25" or greater.Manual of Woody Landscape Plants, by Michael Dirr.


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Singularity - Cause and Effect video
The newest video for Raven Software's FPS Singularity may be called Cause and Effect, but it really just shows us how cool it would be to bust some shit up and then put it back together again with the handy-dandy Time Manipulation Device attached to your wrist Apparently, you can also use it to suck […]7
Buy Singularity, get Prototype for free
Singularity's out on June 29, and to get you even more excited for the time-traveling shooter, for a limited time you can get Prototype free as a purchase incentive.18
Singularity pushed off, Acti claims no date set
Looks as though Raven FPS Singularity's been shunted off into summer 2010, with Activision now claiming no date was ever given for the game.8
Activision releases PC demo for Wolfenstein
Activision has just sent word that a demo for Wolfenstein on PC has hit the net. Surely you can find this through your favorite file site, but we know for sure that it's over on FileFront. If you have been itching to try it out, now's your chance. Earlier it was announced that it had […]1
August NPD: Wolfenstein sells 106k on all formats combined
Raven's Wolfenstein's moved 106,000 units in the US, a combined figure for all formats, Gamespot reports. Not the best. It's worth noting that Raven laid off 30-35 staffers the day after the game shipped. Still. It's got the best German accents in any game ever. And we should be thankful for that.16
Report: Wolfenstein developer reduces staff by 30-35 people
Raven Software has made 30-35 employees redundant at its Wisconsin studios. Activision has confirmed the lay-off to Kotaku, but declined comment on the exact number of people affected. "With the recent completion of both X-Men Origins Wolverine, based on the summer blockbuster movie, and Wolfenstein, the next chapter of the famed franchise, Raven Software is […]0
Wolfenstein Quakecon trailer - watch it now
Shack's posted the Wolfenstein launch trailer posted at Quakecon last night. As Nathan kept saying in our liveblog, it's green. It's also pretty cool, so be sure to look. It's out later this month for PC, 360 and PS3.0
Wolfenstein: Designer will pay for your copy should the game outsell Madden 10
Raven Software designer Manveer Heir has tweeted that if Wolfenstein outsells Madden 10 in August, he will personally reimburse you for your copy of Wolfenstein. We saw this yesterday and honestly thought it was a joke. Apparently, not. Here's the tweet: Here's the deal folks: if Wolfenstein outsells Madden 10 in August I will personally […]9
Wolfenstein gets origins featurette
Acti's released a background dev trailer for Wolfenstein – as seen after the break – showing where the franchise came from, what's going on with Raven's imminent update and delivering the revelation that "Nazis" and "monsters" are "cool". Have a nose. The shooter's out for PC, PS3 and 360 next month. Thanks, Joystiq.2
Wolfenstein gets second web cartoon episode
Activision's put out the second edition of its Wolfenstein web comic, the next part in the series we didn't report on in the first place. We've failed you, Wolfenstein fan. Get both videos after the break. We'll never be so slack again. That's a lie, actually. The game's out in August. Thanks, Joystiq.2
Singularity delayed to Q1 2010
Raven and Acti Blizz have delayed Singularity until the beginning of next year to keep it our of Modern Warfare 2′s all-smashing super-snowplough. Sensible. "The level of excitement for Infinity Ward's Modern Warfare 2 coming out of E3 well exceeded our expectations and therefore we have decided to move Raven's upcoming sci-fi first person action […]2
Wolfenstein system specs released
Raven's Wolfenstein update just got system requirements, courtesy of an id poster on the game's boards. And here they are. We're still waiting for a solid date, but you should be playing this next month at the latest. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP or Windows Vista(R) (Windows 95/98/ME/2000 are unsupported) Microsoft DirectX(R) 9.0c (included & […]12
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Singularity's E3 trailer has gameplay, guided bullets
Singularity's E3 trailer's after the break, and it includes a good chuck of gameplay, time-warping, puzzles and some kind of "follow the bullet" thing. For killing people, like. The game's set on an ex-Soviet island, and involves lots of people dying. It's out later this year.8
Wolfenstein particle cannon trailer is awesome
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Raven: "We'd love for there to be more Singularity games"
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Wind instruments > Horn and Piano
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Villanelle for Horn and Piano
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Paul Dukas wrote his Villanelle as a demanding exam piece for the horn class of the Paris Conservatoire in 1906. The title, referencing a cheerful traditional vocal genre that originated in 16th century Italy, already shows that it is by no means a dry etude. Alongside the technical challenges (stopped notes, fast scales, playing without valves using natural horn techniques), the piece is successful because of its refreshing melodies, for which reason the Villanelle is still one of the most popular performance pieces for the horn. For our Urtext edition we consulted the autograph as well as the first edition that was originally for horn and piano: the later version with orchestral accompaniment does not stem from the composer.


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South Adams 2-1 in quad meeting
After opening with a 48-27 loss to Allen County Athletic Conference front-runner Leo, South Adams bounced back and scored a 51-24 win over Bluffton and a 50-30 win over Heritage to finish a four-team varsity wrestling meeting with a 2-1 mark.
The Starfires are now 11-4 this season, and 4-2 in the ACAC, virtually eliminating them from a chance at the conference round robin title.
The Starfires slipped into a quick hole against Leo, losing the first two matches by fall, but had tied things up (21-21) after a win by Austin Grabau at 145 pounds. Leo claimed three straight six-point wins from 152 pounds to 170 pounds to go ahead 39-21, and took two of the final three matches to win...
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Neverwinter: The First What?
In the press release was buried this gem:
"It is the first-ever RPG book focused solely on one city"
Ahem. Let's read it again:
"It is the first-ever RPG book focused solely on one city"
Of course, the Neverwinter Campaign Setting is not the first RPG book focused solely on one city. It isn't the second, or third, or twentieth. Scads of books have focused on a single city, such, as, oh, The City of Greyhawk, which had an entire boxed set dedicated to it. There was Ptolus, which had about 3 reams of paper dedicated to Monte Cook's behemoth. Palladium Books had Century Station. Judges Guild has City-State of the Invincible Overlord. Flip through the RPGnet Gaming Index, and find countless more examples.
For crying out loud, it isn't even the first Forgotten Realms product dedicated to a specific city! Waterdeep cleaned up in that department in editions past. Even Ravens Bluff got 64 pages.
Of course, this isn't the first time WotC has conveniently forgotten the history of Dungeons and Dragons. In the run-up to 4e, we had the Realms and Dragonlance mentioned as the first D&D campaign settings, while Greyhawk was quietly pulled off to one side.
This is a company that has shown no respect for the history of the game, other than a few superficial trappings that do nothing. Is it an outrage? No, but it is more sloppiness, ignorance, and disregard from a company that continues to show themselves a poor caretaker of a legacy game. It's the little comments like these, an aversion to open licensing, and a history of heavy-handed behavior over items such as pdfs that ensure many gamers of previous editions will not embrace WotC, not matter what they decide to make available.
We want gamers running our companies, or at least influencing things. We want some sign you love the history of this game, or are at least cognizant of it. We want you to sound less like a shill, and more like a fan.
Next week, perhaps they can announce their next Dungeon Master's Guide product is the "first-ever D&D resource for Dungeon Masters". It would certainly be keeping in line with previous behavior.
21 comments:
- Tim Brannan said...
Hanlon's Razor.
Never attribute to Malice what stupidity (And laziness) can adequately explain.
Gamers write the material at WotC, but they don't write the PR copy. That is someone at Hasbro who was not even born yet when City State was published.
We have had gamers running companies before. They were called TSR and many others that are no longer with us.
WotC isn't perfect, but I don't expect that they would be either.
- August 11, 2011 at 6:08 PM
- kelvingreen said...
It's more sad than anything.
- August 11, 2011 at 6:16 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
@Tim: I figured I'd get Hanlon's Razor from within the first few posts.
I'm not saying it was intended malice, but it's potentially lazy, sloppy, or ignorant, yes.
Nor does this act exist in a vaccum; it's not as if it doesn't follow a certain narrative we've seen from them.
- August 11, 2011 at 6:30 PM
- James said...
Is Hasbro so incompetent that they chose a promotions guy, who knows nothing about RPG's? And that no one else caught the snafu and pointed it out? It's not ignorance. Nor, is it malice. Just the same sort of contempt and arrogance we often see from corporate America.
- August 11, 2011 at 6:39 PM
- OlmanFeelyus said...
It's not malice, but it is not a simple typo or fact mistake. Press releases have a chain of approval and several eyes look them over before they go out. Those eyes were either ignorant of the most basic history of the hobby or didn't think the error was important enough to correct. Either explanation supports Zach's broader points.
If it was utter error from top to bottom, that is also pretty damning.
I direct you as well to the Dorkland blog, whose author Chris Helton directly asked his PR contact at WotC about the mistake.
"I did ask my contact for a followup on the controversy over the "first-ever RPG book focused solely on one city" statement in the initial press release and I was told that they did not have the capacity for a formal response."
- August 11, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
Sounds like a fancy way of saying "no comment". :)
- August 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM
Honestly as someone who likes playing and running 4th Edition when not running C&C/Pathfinder, I hope to God they leave Grayhawk and Planescape alone.
Out of every item they have transferred to 4th Edition, the only good one was Dark Sun. After working with 4th Edition Dark Sun and being very impressed in the difficulty and the "oh god we are going to die" aspects of it, I had high hopes for Neverwinter.
Unfortunately, it feels like the FR 4th Edition supplement: Rushed, and full of issues. The Spellplague is stupid and while I think it is good they killed off certain characters it is still a mechanically dumb idea (in my opinion at least).
When I thumbed through Neverwinter I was hoping for a city in FR that was for the most part, it's own little thing similar to past 4th Edition works. I was hoping they would continue the slow climb in quality (a very slow climb) from the original 4th Edition FR transfer and get away from terrible books and empty feeling information.
Unfortunately with Neverwinter I feel it went back ten steps. :(
Thank God for C&C
- August 11, 2011 at 7:01 PM
- mortellan said...
Great post Zach(though I'm outraged). I wanted to whip up a post when I read this, but you pretty much said everything I would have. The comments and added quotes here are on the money too. Stupid, lazy and unabashedly unrepentant. Likes James said, that's our culture these days.
- August 11, 2011 at 8:11 PM
- Rich said...
Yeah, I have City System, FR1 Waterdeep and the North, and the Waterdeep boxed set. That's three TSR products all dealing with one city... I want what they are smoking.
- August 11, 2011 at 10:23 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
@ZL: I agree. C&C is a time-strapped GM's dream.
@mortellan: Thanks! It
@Rich: Lankhmar, Freeport, Ptolus, Carse, Shadizar... :)
- August 11, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- chris said...
We talked about this over at G+ too: http://bit.ly/o0mvhd
Personally I think that too much is being made out of a stupid mistake. Somebody got overzealous in their hyperbole.
For those of the "If gamers were doing PR this wouldn't happen" camp, keep in mind that someone from the gaming camp would have generated the initial material for the PR person to use and people at Wizards would have had to check the press release before it went out. PR companies aren't in the habit of releasing information without the permission of their clients.
Plain and simple, this is just a dumb mistakes and now it's one that the people hope will just blow over, and I'm sure once the books come out and people start playing all the controversy will fade away.
- August 11, 2011 at 10:50 PM
The outrage is more comical than anything. I suspect that in the context of a 4th edition press release they aren't talking about "..in the history of the hobby".
Admit it, you imagined that last clause in there.
You could just as easily have imagined the sentence ending "..in the current D&D lineup" (which it also didn't say) but then there would be less to feel outraged about
Cherrypicking one sentence in an entire press release for something you aren't even interested in, and then actively searching for a way to feel offended about it upset seems like a huge overreaction.
Alternate reaction: If you've already gone out of your way way to say "we disregard you, Wotc!".. how can you be offended when they appear to be disregarding you right back?
- August 11, 2011 at 10:54 PM
WotC has been a sad comedy of errors ever since their announcement of 4E. I am not saying anything about the game itself, just that their decisions and handling of things has been hilariously bad, and a perfect example of how NOT to do things like this. It's kind of amazing how they keep tripping over themselves, and how perfectly it started strong alongside 4E and has kept up right along these past years. It's like they cannot or will not do things right, somehow. Are they trying to destroy themselves as far as D&D is concerned? Do they want to alienate everyone and for the brand to tank? Couldn't do a better job at that if they were trying.
- August 11, 2011 at 11:27 PM
- Zachary Houghton said...
@chris: By the way, thanks for following up with them. It would have been nice of them just to say "whoops, sorry" instead of whatever "no capacity for a formal response" silliness we got instead.
@Anonymous: Yeah, I don't see this as about the game of 4e at all; it's more about how WotC has handled much of their PR in the last few years, and that's poorly. They don't seem overly concerned with veracity, or the actual product history of D&D.
- August 11, 2011 at 11:51 PM
- Benoist said...
"I'm not saying it was intended malice, but it's potentially lazy, sloppy, or ignorant, yes."
It's also a PATTERN, which is more bothering IMO than this one instance. "Forgotten Realms and DragonLance, the first campaign settings, are published..." cf. 4E PHB.
- August 12, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- mortellan said...
Benoist: You can almost count on one hand how many times the word "Greyhawk" has been used in print since 4e came out.
- August 12, 2011 at 1:33 AM
- Stuart said...
I agree with Tim.
They're a big company and not everyone who works there is a gamer, or at least not a life-long gamer like many of the people scrutinizing this mis-wording.
Marketing hasn't been their strong suit for a long time... it's surprising to see people getting so bent out of shape over a little mis-wording. Sure, it's a wrong statement... but is it worth caring about? Really? :)
- August 12, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Theodric the Obscure said...
Just a reminder, Wotci: Crack Kills.
- August 12, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Zachary Houghton said...
@Stuart: It's an irritant, is all. Part of a larger pattern, in a sense.
- August 12, 2011 at 10:04 AM
- Arevashti said...
...yeah, I'm not going to call this malice, as it disregards plenty of WotC's own work.
I am, however, going to call it a pretty big blooper.
- August 12, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Steve Baldwin said...
Excellent point! I hate it when a PR droog at Hasbro can screw up a potentially good product with one sentence.
D&D has decades of history...come on Hasbro, use it!
- August 19, 2011 at 9:48 PM