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I should know better to read the NOLA.com comments! But those of you who think that "anarchists" beat down people in the Quarter are DUMB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Talk about a narrow, unobjective, ill informed, PHILISTINE point of view.
This writer didn't do such an unobjective job of reporting, either: for ex: "This all comes up because the NOPD halted a second-line parade in the Marigny on the Sunday before Mardi Gras for lack of a permit. Police and marchers scuffled, resulting in a handful of injuries and a dozen arrests."
talk about white washing what happened to The Krewe of Eris! NOPD didn't "halt" this parade - they swarmed, pepper sprayed, rubber bullet'd, beat and arrested INNOCENT MEMBERS OF THIS KREWE! Maybe Eris should have a permit but that does NOT justify this extreme police brutality. Not to mention the documented attack of an NOPD officer on an INDEPENDENT JOURNALIST. And the arrest & destruction of the work of ANOTHER INDEPENDENT JOURNALIST. These actions are ILLEGAL and UNETHICAL and should not be tolerated. Just more reason to investigate the NOPD -
if you want to see footage of above mentioned attacks, check youtube. And for those of you who want to make more stereotypical, over-simplified, idiotic conclusions: more power to ya! Lord knows you're not alone. But you're not stopping ANYTHING
STOP INCORRECTLY DEFINING THIS DISASTER AS A "SPILL"!!!!!!! That implies it's finite and minor. Use appropriate language - disaster, crisis, even leak. IT IS A GUSHING LEAK! STOP PLAYING INTO BP'S HANDS BY PERPETUATING A MYTH -
STOP CALLING THIS A SPILL!!!!! Even the Times Pic reported that doing so is drastically minimizing our ability to comprehend what is happening to us/our region. IT IS NOT A SPILL, it is an ongoing gushing leak that won't be plugged for months!!!! START PRACTICING RESPONSIBLE JOURNALISM!!!!! If not here then where?!?!?!???
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!? In this era of horrific climate change as a result of our delusion that we "don't need" nature you would think that humans would FINALLY REALIZE that this planet is not "ours", that we SHARE IT with other living creatures who are just as VALUABLE as we are. Ducks are migratory birds, they come, they go - this is their land just as it is ours - and by that I mean temporarily - it disgusts me that any residents of a post-disaster n'hood where not too long ago we HAD NO BIRDS would even THINK about getting upset about water fowl. In a swamp. On a bayou. Man, the ignorance of some of my fellow Louisianians is astounding.
What a wonderful article. A Studio In The Woods is a blessed place and what Lucianne and Joe have done for countless artists is absolutely priceless.
Fantastic! I love Craft Mafia - everything they do is so well executed and personal -
This awesome! And they're using recycled WORN AGAIN shirts, how cool is that! Go Craft Mafia, WORN AGAIN loves you!!! http://www.myspace.com/wornagainfashionshow
My dog and I walk along those wharves every evening - I just cannot fathom how a fire randomly started there - it would be virtually impossible because the entire wooden wharf is inaccessible from land given its being completely fenced off. A fire would have to be set from the river. ?!?
I HATE how they're saying this "poses no threat" !!! That wood is soaked in creosote which is why it's a slow smoldering burn they cannot put out. Creosote releases hazardous chemicals when burned - it's an inhalation hazard to all of us, especially those of us who live in the Bywater.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH NEW ORLEANS MEDIA AND OFFICIALS?!?! I really think they are CRIMINALLY INSANE.
I wish to God this were not true. Them living in Ponchatrain Park means they fought hard to get home, and that's an area of the city still struggling to recover, after Katrina. So you know these people had incredible spirit and strength and love. So sad.
I also wish to God that NOLA's crime lab/team/detectives could FOR ONCE SOLVE ONE OF OUR CITY'S BRUTAL CRIMES!!!
Helen Hill's murder has still not been solved and never will ...
this just makes me sick.
WE LOVE ASHLEY! She's doing great things with her legacy and is a big part of why and how New Orleans is keeping its soul alive! Go ASHLEY! Your grandparents are so proud -
Thanks for NOTHIN' Blakely! You should be ASHAMED by what you DIDN'T do for us.
If you can use sexist language like "cougar" then you'd better use "pedophile" for men with women 10 years their senior. Talk about lowering the bar, nola.com -
What a fiend! Jindal needs to be raising money to HELP THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA and NOT CUT VITAL PROGRAMS that help keep people ALIVE.
another question/point:
- How many of the artists/muralists live in site area? The community that actually lives there should be put first in every way - from designing murals, painting them, choosing/approving/jury-ing them, and in all publicity promoting them. If any profits get made some percentage should go to them.
Be very careful to not FURTHER EXPLOIT the Lower 9th Ward! This is my point, as a resident there, we are tired of artists coming in without any real connection to us and doing things that are supposed to have our interests at heart when they don't.
Forget all the Radtke nonsense - I have questions for NOLARISING:
- Will all the residents of the area get to pick the artists/murals? If not how is it "community based"?
- Have residents of the area been included in the dialog yet? If not how is it "community based"?
- Why not paint actual houses instead of paintings of houses in the vicinity of houses that need to be painted?
- Who cares what the Army Corps wants/approves? They're insane and have NEVER put the well being of the community first.
"Artists" get wrapped up in their own egos thinking that just because they have an idea it's "good" for "people". I want proof that "the people" are making the decisions regarding what's going up in the place where they live before I sign off on thinking this is a good idea.
Jeffrey Cook's memorial will be next Wednesday at Ashe Cultural Center. Viewing: 9-11 am, Memorial 11 am.
Thank you for posting this and honoring Jeffrey's life and work.
Why don't they close public schools too, that'd save $?!! Y'all who think that cutting out health & human services is a smart thing to do REALLY need to open your eyes. The Jindal administration is toxic and I'm glad I didn't vote for that creep, phew.
This should read: "there WERE no reports of injuries" - proper grammar please!!!
Are new WalMart's (and Family Dollars and Walgreens - they're all over the 9th and Gentilly, sheesh) what Blakely meant by "cranes in the sky" ??? Really, is this the best we can do/get? What a joke.
And let's hope that the residents there truly understand the life of the bayou - because if it's really healthy (gates opened) it will flood the area when conditions arise. That's real true nature and you can't pick what parts of nature you want and what parts you want to keep. Of course most of the folks in that surrounding area have great insurance coverage ...


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July 25, 20159:36 pm 0 Comments
Bwog is hanging onto July as long as possible (because August is just too close to September), so we're using our monthly round-up as a way to prolong the summer. Maybe that logic is lacking, but it's hot and we're trying not to think about the fall. Let's all just take a page out of Demi's book and stay cool for the summer.
Meanwhile, our campus might look dead, but things are still happening. We present to you July's news in conveniently packaged bullets.
July 01, 20159:34 am 6 Comments
As we say a heartfelt farewell to the days of June, Bwog would like to take a moment to reminisce about the weird, the wild, and the wonderful events of this past month.
In case you have not left the Netflix cave you created for yourself in May, here's what you may have missed:
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June 23, 20152:45 pm 4 Comments
Yesterday Columbia became the first university in the United States to divest from the private prison industry. This news comes as a major victory for Columbia Prison Divest, the student group that has been campaigning since February of 2014 for Columbia to divest. The Board of Trustees also announced that the school will create a policy that will ban any future investments in the private prison industry.
June 04, 201511:26 am 14 Comments
This morning, Barnard's Board of Trustees approved an admission policy for trans women. Barnard will admit all "applicants who consistently live and identify as women, regardless of the gender assigned to them at birth," according to the College's official statement, beginning in the fall of 2016 (the Class of 2020).
Officially, Barnard will continue to use feminine rather than gender-neutral pronouns to reflect its "identity as a women's college." Barnard will also deny admission to applicants not selecting "female" on the Common Application and to trans men.
Those who transition from female to male while attending Barnard will remain eligible for a Barnard degree, and "the College will offer guidance and resources" to help transitioning students who find that Barnard no "longer offers the appropriate educational environment" for them.
You can read the full statement below:
Dear Members of the Barnard Community —
At its June 3 meeting, the Barnard College Board of Trustees discussed and approved the following policy regarding enrollment for transgender applicants:
Since its founding in 1889, Barnard's mission has been to provide generations of promising, high-achieving young women with an outstanding liberal arts education in a community where women lead. Every aspect of this unique environment is, and always will be, designed and implemented to serve women, and to prepare our graduates to flourish and make a difference in the world. This mission is powerful, and remains vital today, perhaps more so than ever.
In furtherance of our mission, tradition and values as a women's college, and in recognition of our changing world and evolving understanding of gender identity, Barnard will consider for admission those applicants who consistently live and identify as women, regardless of the gender assigned to them at birth. We will also continue to use gendered language that reflects our identity as a women's college.
This admissions policy does not affect students who transition during their time at Barnard. Once admitted, every student will receive the individualized support that is an essential part of the Barnard experience. If, during a student's time at Barnard, the student decides that Barnard, as a women's college, no longer offers an appropriate educational environment, Barnard will offer guidance and resources to assist in making choices that are best for that student.
The vote on this policy is the culmination of a full year of conversations. The Board, led by the Committee on Campus Life, discussed the issue of transgender enrollment at each of its meetings this year. Members of the Board and the administration read through extensive materials; consulted experts, including members of the Barnard faculty; and sought out the broadest possible range of perspectives. And hundreds of members of our community—students, faculty, alumnae, parents, and staff—participated in five town hall forums and one virtual forum. In addition, an online form collected over 900 responses.
What came through most strongly was that our community shares a deep love for Barnard and a desire to do the right thing for this institution. As expected, a wide range of passionate and deeply held beliefs were discussed and debated. But on two main points, the responses were compelling and clear. There was no question that Barnard must reaffirm its mission as a college for women. And there was little debate that trans women should be eligible for admission to Barnard.
Following these months of discussion, a policy was recommended by the Chairs of the Committee on Campus Life, reviewed by the Executive Committee, and approved by the full Board on June 3, 2015. Over the course of the upcoming academic year, our staff will develop a plan for implementation that will go into effect for applicants applying for admission in the fall of 2016 (the Barnard Class of 2020).
We want to thank all of you for being a part of this effort, especially our students, who pushed us to think broadly and to stand behind our commitment to diversity. We also want to extend a special note of gratitude to Frances Sadler '72 and Diana Vagelos '55 who thoughtfully shepherded the Committee on Campus Life as they considered this important issue.
On the occasion of our 125th anniversary, it is fitting that we have come together to recall our history and reexamine our core values. We educated and challenged each other, and Barnard is that much stronger for it.
Jolyne Caruso-FitzGerald
Chair of the Board of Trustees
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June 01, 20158:47 pm 4 Comments
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May 15, 20151:35 pm 9 Comments
In an email sent this afternoon, PrezBo announced his support for the University's divestment from companies engaged in the operation of private prisons. A recommendation will come before the Board of Trustees in their next meeting in June.
On March 31, ACSRI (the Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing) voted to recommend prison divestment to the Trustees, and this represents, in the words of PrezBo, the "culmination of thoughtful analysis and hard work by ACSRI and by…students, faculty, and alumni."
PrezBo also touched on the issue of fossil fuel divestment, which ASCRI has been discussing since 2013, in today's message. He vocalized his hope that the "conversation" on climate change remain in the forefront, and he alluded that at an "appropriate time during the next academic year" this issue too will come before the Trustees.
May 14, 20158:05 pm 6 Comments
Our fellow Columbians, another year has come and gone. It was a rollercoaster, but now we can finally retire back to our quiet abodes. Whether you aced your finals or barely stayed in school, you can still come back next year with a (mostly) clean slate. Have wonderful summers made of fulfilling internships and lovely friends. Thank you so much for your support and readership through these last two semesters.
We here at Bwog are going to be recharging our batteries everywhere from New Hampshire to SoCal, but before we go, we have to have our last suppers. While they're hardly painting-worthy, they really show what it means to go to Columbia. Check in every now and again for summer updates, but for now, Bwog out.
Written by Taylor Grasdalen
May 14, 20155:59 pm 7 Comments
You've done it. You've completed your final year of college, or your first, second, or third. A lot has happened in these months since late August, and Editor in Chief Taylor Grasdalen reviews them for you here. (And wrote her own byline.) Enjoy and remember.
September ushered in controversy and action, from the Students for Justice in Palestine protesting on 9/11 to the advent of the Carry That Weight movement. No Red Tape and other anti-sexual violence groups began to make more noise; "rape shouldn't be part of the college experience," though Columbia's own data illustrated the campus reality. It also turned out that Barnard students were never supposed to be in JJ's in the first place. And you might have heard some things about Bwog, but don't mind us.
In October, there was one very sketchy Town Hall. Questions were asked and askers were asked to ask their questions. "BoSchwo" arrived (thanks, Alex Chang), though we too now call it "Bernie's." We saw the first Carry That Weight Day of Action, and Columbia released some choice words in response:
We understand that reports about these cases in the media can be deeply distressing, and our hearts go out to any students who feel they have been mistreated. But galvanizing public attention on an important societal problem is very different from a public conversation about individual students and cases, which colleges and universities do not discuss.
A doctor from the Columbia University Medical Center briefly had ebola. We lost UNI Café. We tried to host an open forum. The University Senate began to review the Rules of Conduct.
November brought us Beta-induced anger, an impostor amongst the Class of 2018, and some contentious fines for the Carry That Weight demonstrators. Students sought to give President Bollinger the raise he deserves. …Speaking of PrezBo, he's been disappointed with the football team for a while. CCSC and ESC considered raising your activities fee by $4.50. And Bwog might not have an official office, but at least we don't have to worry about finding feces in our elevator.
December was busy and painfully cold, if nothing else. We lost Joshua Villa. Another student fell from the eighth floor of Wien. We began to talk about mental health. The Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases led to a "die-in" on College Walk, the night of the Tree-Lighting Ceremony. Orgo Night made people upset. Carry That Weight protested their fine. CUSS arrived! (And so did I.) Beta annoyed.
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May 14, 20154:03 pm 0 Comments
Written by Max Rettig
May 14, 20152:11 pm 0 Comments
Last weekend, the Columbia Lions baseball team won its third consecutive Ivy League championship after defeating Dartmouth in a 3-game, 2-day series. Two of the players so instrumental to the victory were pitcher George Thanopoulos and first baseman Nick Maguire. Bwog's resident baseball fan Max Rettig sat down with George and Nick to get their thoughts on the season, the championship and the upcoming NCAAs.
Max: First off, congrats on the Ivy League championship. Three years in a row is pretty incredible. What do you think has gotten the team that far each year? What is it about the Lions that makes you guys so successful on the baseball diamond year after year?
George: I'd say it's really just a matter of trusting in each other and trusting your teammates. It's also buying into the process our coaches have set up for us, and taking it day by day. We say we want to get one percent better each day. It's really just trusting our preparation, trusting our abilities, and going out there and having fun.
Nick: It definitely has a lot do with trust and preparation. You know, I'd bet you a lot of money we're the most prepared team in the league. It comes down to our coaching staff, the players' will to get better and work, and our preseason trips in February when it's 30 degrees out. The more situations we get into, the more Game 4's against Penn or Game 3's against Dartmouth, it doesn't get easier every year but we become more battle-tested.
M: What is the daily grind of the season like for you? The team starts out in Houston, Florida, sometimes California in February and March when it's way too cold for baseball in New York, and then you play 20 straight games against Ivy League opponents. How much does playing ranked teams in Houston prepare you for the Ivy slate?
G/N: It's very good preparation, starting out in Houston. Obviously, playing ranked teams doesn't hurt. Houston was a really positive thing for us, being able to go and beat the No. 6 team. UCF was really tough, but you have to shake the losses. Houston was great, but you can't get too high on wins or too low on losses. When we get back here and are playing 4 games a weekend, one or two games can make a huge difference in the season. I look to that series against Princeton where we lost the first game, but won the next three. That showed our resilience.
It's also that we don't really see Houston as the No. 6 team in the country. We see them as our opponent for the day and we go in with the mindset that our team is equal. We've gotten Top 25 votes before too, so it's really that we go into each game with the mindset that we can win. Most players on the team will cross that No. 6 out and just see Houston. That mindset has been the biggest change over the past few years. There's no team we can't hang with.
Written by Maddie Stearn
May 14, 201512:04 pm 0 Comments
The demolition of the Barnard Library is drawing near, but Bwog has some more important matters on the mind: namely, what will happen to Maggie the Magnolia? We've heard rumors that Maggie will be moved, but where? With the help of Bwog's collective imagination, Barnard Bearoness/Amateur Photoshopper Maddie Stearn whipped up some snapshots of Maggie's next adventures.
May 14, 20159:54 am 0 Comments
While it's not the last day of exams, too many members of Bwog are falling victim to the wonders of spring and the lures of home for us to keep publishing. It's our last full day with you, and we're going to give it our all, starting with today's Bwog in Bed.
Bwogline: Even after a full year of protest against police actions, a majority of New Yorkers still support the "broken windows" philosophy of cracking down on minor crimes. (cbslocal.com)
Study Tip: We normally try to find ways to get you out of Butler, but if you're looking for a place to buckle down, our venerated library is finally clearing out. Today, you'll have a much easier time finding space than you would have a week ago, so don't use that as an excuse to try (and fail) to study in your room.
Procrastinate: Go all over the city and follow the New York Post's guide on design events to check out. See one today, and keep going until your procrastination needs are complete.
Chill out with some music we found thanks to a Bandcamp link posted on Butler:
Broken love via Shutterstock.
May 13, 201511:55 pm 2 Comments
Minding his own business, a Bwogger, having only just finished after a rough session of finals, came upon a most curious object in the stairwell of Carman: a finals celebration interrupted, perhaps. A size-9 foot placed naively beside reveals the impressive size of this fallen, bi-headed plaything.
Anyone lusting to come forth and snatch this thick rubber must penetrate the depths of Carman's back stairwell. In the meantime, we'll be keeping this rubber sword warm in its proper sheath.
May 13, 20158:01 pm 23 Comments
As the year comes to a close, we present you Bwog's last Senior Wisdom of the Class of 2015 by our former Managing Editor Alexandra Avvocato.
Name, School, Major, Hometown: Alexandra "Avv" "Ahhvvvvv" Avvocato, CC, English, New Rochelle, N.Y. aka Westchester aka Bestchester
Claim to fame: Managerially edited this publication for 2013 with the incomparable Alexandra Svokos (love you, miss you), during which I wrote some of the best, or worst, puns of my writing career, and consumed an absurd amount of cheese sticks. Some of my credits include: Poopin' in Pupin; A Day in the Life of an Engineer; a Power Suite that had to get taken down and resulted in a meeting with the dean; a How to Make Your Own Ving Key post that almost had to get taken down and resulted in a meeting with the Office of Judicial Affairs; and a Blue Note that also had to get taken down and resulted in accidental sacrilege of the Catholic mass. I've also helped to continue the Alexandras-in-digital-blogging tradition by briefly taking over IvyGate, which is really just like Bwog but more irreverent and usually about Dartmouth. Also, my last name is Avvocato.
Where are you going? To assume my place at the bottom of the totem pole in the legal corporate hierarchy, which is ironic since I've spent four years majoring in Unemployability Studies. I've asked some friends to keep an eye on me and let me know when I start transforming into a soulless robot. Since I'll be living in Prospect Heights, maybe I can become a painfully self-aware post-hipster robot instead.
What are 3 things you learned at Columbia and would like to share with the Class of 2019?
1. Despite popular opinion, you totally can meet your best friends for 4 years (AND COUNTING HI GUYS) during NSOP.
2. The power of sunlight is real. Don't let the apocalyptic winters get you down; everyone sucks a little or a lot more when they haven't bathed and are wrapped up in three Canada Geese. Basically, you may as well write off the whole winter.
3. Everyone is posturing, all the time. And while it's tempting to use that knowledge to play affectionate games with people, it's much better to hammer away at the posturing until you get to the much more interesting person underneath that. Keep in mind while you do that that you're probably also posturing.
3b. It is so much healthier, more freeing, and more glorious to remove yourself from stress mirroring, and when someone tries to enact their stress and misery at you, to respond with something totally off topic.
3c. The sooner you stop caring what people are saying about you on the internet (and they always are), the better.
3d. Always always always engage, except for when it's better not to engage.
Written by Courtney Couillard
May 13, 20156:04 pm 2 Comments
The beloved Barnard Library will be torn down this coming December as work on the new Teaching and Learning Center will commence during Winter 2015. This means that this finals season will perhaps be the last time Barnard students can stress out during their final exams in the library. Regardless, we are already emotional about losing barnlib, and Barnard Babe Courtney Couillard brings us a proper farewell to the library.
Oh, Barn Lib. I thought I would never want to study in you when I could just study in Butler across the street, but your humble charm has grown on me these past couple years. I've strolled through your stacks, forgetting whether or not N-Z was on the second of third floor, scribbling call numbers on a sticky note. While I know that Butler houses a much larger collection than your own, there is something about finding myself in the section of books about women and politics that took my breath away. I enjoyed finding past Barnard students' notes in margins of your books, and I always knew that you would have a copy of the book I was searching for when it was checked out in the Columbia libraries. I am happy I ended up giving you a chance.
You offered me refuge after pacing through every floor of Butler during Reading Week, unable to find a seat. While you may not be the prettiest building, I can't deny the feeling of triumph when I find a seat open in front of the windows, allowing me to procrastinate while watching people sit out on the lawns instead of finishing my paper. Even those tight cubicles on the third floor created that good ol' Barnard community we know and love. Most importantly, not a single man dares to study in Barn Lib, so it's pretty much just a girl party at all times on every floor.
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SHAWNEE, Okla. (AP) - A former third-grade teacher and a former college professor have formally pleaded not guilty to child pornography charges.
Former McLoud teacher Kimberly Ann Crain of Shawnee and retired professor Gary Doby of Bloomsburg, Pa., entered the pleas Wednesday in Pottawatomie County District Court.
District Judge John Canavan Jr. said a trial date will be set during an Aug. 7 hearing in the case.
Prosecutors allege Crain took photos of as many as 14 young girls while they were changing clothes in her classroom and at her home - then shared the images with Doby.
Both face 18 counts of sexual exploitation of a child under 12, one count of conspiracy to commit sexual exploitation and one count of lewd molestation. Crain also faces 11 counts of possession of juvenile pornography.
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Team Bird youth running club, coached by Columbia City's Gary Bird, participated in a two-day track meet at Northrop High School for the U.S. Track & Field Indiana Association Meet.
Four runners qualified for the regional meet in July at Franklin College.
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He's an important player, but not the only one.
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He is unfailingly polite before games and after. I don't recall him ever turning down an interview.
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InfiLaw wants to determine if either of the public schools truly is interested in purchasing the private law school, and whether they have the means and capability to do it, according to the statement.
Edward Westbrook, one of the law school's founders and a member of its board, had asked the commission to waive for 90 days a prohibition in the school's operating license agreement that prevented law school leaders from discussing such matters with the College of Charleston and other public schools.
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Originally posted by TheSedated
Thank you so much. It's amazing how much people seem to be ignoring the importance of initiation. In fact, all of the New England region of the game is a partial-initiation into your factions, for them to see just how useful you really are to them.
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Originally posted by Thane
Forced "romance" is usually called rape.
They way it's done in the other factions is fine, it's also understandable once you play more of the game too like many people have mentioned onceyou figure out the lore it makes more sense.
The problem is that it happens at a point when most people that play the game won't be aware of the lore so it just looks like your character gets forced to have oral sex with this woman. It happens just after you get all these tools to create your character, you feel instantly attached to it because you just created it and the first thing the game does is force you in to a sex scene.
I am not a prude but if you can't understand why that is awkward then there is no point explaining it further.
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Joined: 11/21/11
Originally posted by SlickShoes
IT IS A DIGITAL REPRESENTATION OF SOMEONE ELSE (in my case someone far better looking, MMOs dont do middle aged spread) HAVING A VIRTUAL ACT PERFORMED ON THEM BY ANOTHER VIRTUAL CHARACTER IN A UNIVERSE WHERE THE GREAT OLD ONES EXIST AND YOU GET MAGIC POWERS FROM EATING A BEE
jebus get a frikin life.
Originally posted by ShakyMo
Thanks for shouting, I have a life, I am just pointing out why people find it awkward, but you don't want to listen do you?
Personally I will choose another faction because of this, no game has done any sex related scene well so far and this is no exception.
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Originally posted by SlickShoes
you are the one equating a sexual act between two consenting sets of pixels, neither of which is either, a) real or, b) yourself personally, to something as serious as rape.
and no you dont have a life if you think a collection of dots on a screen is your actual self or you freak out at a fairly mild representation of possible oral sex.
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Joined: 6/17/12
Originally posted by TheSedated
And I can concede to your replies on my earlier points. However, you have to realize that many of us will feel bothered by this for many reasons.
-Some of us went into this game not doing a lot of research about it beforehand. MANY gamers do the same. "Oh, I've heard a lot about this game, I should give it a shot!" If they make the mistake of choosing Dragon, they may be just as turned off of the entire game as many of us have. I've seen the intros of the other factions, and it wasn't nearly as bad. If I NEED to know what is going on to me and my character by reading and researching things not in the game, isn't that bad design?
-While seduction is a fair use of 'manipulation', you have to understand that women and gay men will be thoroughly thrown out of immersion of the game when stuff like this happens to them. You might not understand, but it's a bigger deal in an MMO or western RPG where many of us enjoy playing through these games as we would behave in the same situations.
-People shouldn't have to go through every faction's intro to understand what is going on in each intro... Just because I chose The Dragons as my faction, shouldn't mean that I am at a loss as to what the hell just happened to me. Right?
-The point isn't that I want to be in charge of everything, but that I was playing in my own perspective and something happened that felt COMPLETELY out of character. If it was an event that clearly felt like an unavoidable spell put on me, I wouldn't have minded as much... For an example, I'm sure many people would be much less turned off of the Dragon intro if both the male and female demons were both seducing each character. (If you, as a straight male just thought 'bleh' at the thought of a dude seducing you, think of how the female players feel...) Add to that some obvious spell effects (turn my eyes a different color, put a cloudy, sparkly haze around my head and both demons' heads as well. More clear indicators as to what the hell is going on.
I get your points, I do. But you have to understand that many of us have NOT been following every bit of info and lore about this game, and thought it would be a fun, different game to try out. And then became immediately turned off by the Dragon intro. (not to mention the poor animation...)
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Originally posted by euthanasian
A few points I wanna make.
1)The Illuminati chip you without permission. Again, they chip and drug you without permission. This is pretty damn intrusive. The Templar are the only 'morally upright' faction (even though they have their own MAJOR issues), but its not just the Dragon that do crazy shiz.
2)It's your fault you didn't research what you bought? This is a game about secret societies. They don't tend to be nice friendly folks. Maybe on the surface, but that's..on the surface.
3)Yes you should be at a loss in the intro. It's called a mystery. My god.
4)I'm a gay male and I played a female character as Dragon and I didn't give a damn. It's a story. If I was playing a male and it was a female seducing my character, I still wouldn't give a damn. Because it has quite awesome lore justification behind it.
Just as I don't give a damn that the Templar gets hypnotized. Whaaa, I couldn't control that?!? No, I couldn't. It was hypnotism. Yes, the factions are bastards. That's pretty clear by now. They all do these crazy things for some form of the greater good.
I am in support of some visual indicator, however small, that it is a spell being put on you though. That's not a bad idea. I don't want a huge spell effect though, as I do feel that takes away from the positive parts that ARE in that scene (like her words - which basically describe Dragon philosophy).
The poor animation is just gonna happen in a game with so many cutscenes and other gameplay aspects for devs to pay attention to. I personally forgave this part of TOR (even if overall design annoyed the hell out of me), and will in TSW as well, as long as they show effort in the next 2 weeks and into post-launch on polishing things up more.
Originally posted by ShakyMo
JEEEEEZ! I am not saying it is a rape scene, the way that guy i quoted typed it, made it sound like rape, I even highlighted it, he said "cry over some romance that has been forced on you" I jokingly said that forced romance is usually called rape.
Calling it romance is as much a joke as calling it rape. It's a sex scene and nothing else.
I don't have to justify my life to you, if you think my biggest worry in life is that people in a game are having sex then you are way off base. It is not a consensual sex scene either as the player character has no say in whether it happens or not.
This whole thread is garbage.
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Joined: 6/15/12
Regarding the opening Dragon scene, you know that if that character, fey, demon or whatever even -appeared- to be male and went down on any player character regardless of gender there would be such outrage that TSW's forums would probably have to shut down and there'd be articles deriding the game from every single straight male blogger who ever thought he may once have considered possibly playing the game.
Putting that into perspective, maybe some folks saying that the situation as it is makes them uncomfortable should be respected.
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Joined: 6/18/12
Originally posted by GreenGlass
+1 and as a templar I didnt get hypnotized a radioactive bee flew in my mouth and next thing you know Im one of those kids from immortals.
Looks like illuminati fo me...
Some of the comments left in that thread are really a demonstration of why developpers should never give any western players access to their game betatest.
As much as I didn't like TSW, I would like to try ArcheAge but can't... After 5 years during which our community has used betas not to test and help games to progress, but to decide whether or not its a good demo version, we have lost our rights to access new games before the asian market. I wouldn't be surprised if NA was becoming in the next few years the last market in the world to get their access to the last mmorpg, 1-2 years after everyone else. Sad :/
OP fails on one single point that he didn't notice just yet, it's public beta. It's not polished and it's intentionally that way. If you consider yourself experienced gamer you should know by now no to judge the game by open beta, as those are old builds custom tailored just for open beta, not anything else. I seriously doubt that this game will be so crude at launch, and now that NDA on closed beta is lifted we got some serious reviews not made by gaming journalists hyping or not hyping the game.
I'm not sure what ppl waiting for GW2 are doing playing TSW as those 2 games are complete opposites of each other and have absolutely nothing in common (well appart from the MMORPG tag). They are deliberately made that way in order to cater to different publics and I think those 2 are mutually exclusive, hence the 2 games, not 1 quitting after finding out the other is going to be made. Please don't mix opposites, it just doesn't make ANY sense at all.
Originally posted by SlickShoes
Wow, this thing is going wild. Just to add more fire, at that point it's still NPC, you get your PC after that. :)
And seriously, who cares, it's intro movie. Dragons represent CHAOS, what did you guys expect, nice pat on the shoulder?
Originally posted by HerX
You get your character before that, you have to run through Seoul to the hotel that this event takes place in.
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I'm to the point now that i just think some of these companies are not going to make everyone happy. Most of the things the OP posted are really just BS. I played the open beta and tsw was nicely done and it was a pretty nice beta weekend. It's amazing how much they put into a game and then watch people that really don't have a clue about mmo's or what it takes to make one just bash the hell out of it on forums. Really i think some people that post here should just stop playing mmo's and do something else, maybe just single player things. They want something new but wait that doesn't feel right to them. They want the standard mmo feel but it just feels the same to them. The world is to big the world is too small, instance, non instance, no wait yes i want that, no i don't, i love it not.
Guild wars 2 will be bashed all to hell this year as well with "oh how i want to love this game but I can't because my hair just doesn't look right on my toon, this game is fail"
Originally posted by SlickShoes
Oh, yeah, that's what I get for not spoiling my dragon intro :) I'm saving it for release, but I think my main point is still valid :)


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Michael Bell, a burly former defensive lineman who squashed quarterbacks in college and later made a career of rushing into burning buildings, squirmed in his chair. In front of him was a shot glass containing something called snake blood. He didn't want to drink it. But the future of his city was at stake. So down it went. Around the table eyes grew wide. Even his Chinese hosts in Shenzhen couldn't believe it. "We never drink that!" they later told him, laughing.
Bell, the first-term mayor of Toledo, Ohio, chuckled, too, knowing the drink (a Chinese concoction made from draining the blood of a venomous snake into rice wine) was an icebreaker that would build trust and aid his effort to attract Chinese investors to his struggling Rust Belt city. By the end of that 2010 visit, and during three subsequent trade missions to China, he was doling out bear hugs. "I'd grab them and give them a hug. I don't know if it's against protocol. It's just what I do."
Since then a parade of Chinese investors has been marching to Toledo, a working-class town of 286,000 that was not even on their radar until Bell showed up pitching its advantages: a transportation hub with a highly skilled labor force and a relatively low cost of living. So far the Chinese have spent more than $10 million to buy private and city-owned properties, including a downtown hotel, a restaurant complex beside the Maumee River and a 69-acre waterfront parcel dubbed the Marina District. Another commercial real estate deal has closed, and another is pending, and seven Chinese companies have opened sales offices in the Toledo area. "We're getting in front of companies that would not have given us the time of day before," says Paul Zito, an official with the Regional Growth Partnership, a quasi-private economic development group in northwest Ohio.
"We have found the people of Toledo to be supportive and welcoming," says Tina Yuan, of Dashing Pacific Group Ltd., a group of Chinese investors who paid $3.8 million for the Marina District property in 2011. "Mayor Bell gave us our first impression of Toledo–open, friendly, ready to grow."
Bell isn't courting just China. He's also traveled to Germany, Mexico and India and helped lure a Spanish solar-panel manufacturer and a Brazilian database-management company. Foreign investment is a key pillar of Bell's turnaround strategy for his hometown, whose fate, like Detroit's, has long been linked to the auto industry. Just 60 miles apart near the western tip of Lake Erie, both cities were French trading posts that later became industrial centers. Besides autos, Toledo was also home to Owens Corning Owens Corning, Libbey Glass and others, earning its nickname, "the Glass City."
Detroit and Toledo have another thing in common: economic misery. When the Great Recession hit, both were pummeled by high unemployment, crippling debt and spiraling costs. But while Detroit is now run by a state-appointed emergency manager who may hock the city's world-renowned art collection to avoid bankruptcy, Toledo looks to be on the upswing. Unemployment has fallen from 13.5% to 7.7%, and the city now has a budget surplus.
The resurgence of General Motors General Motors and Chrysler, with big plants in Toledo, is a primary factor. But Bell, 58, deserves credit, too, for pushing through unpopular political decisions while actively wooing foreign investors.
Given the role that outsourcing played in the region's decline, Toledo's decision to put out the welcome mat for China seems somewhat surprising. During last year's presidential campaign, both candidates looked to score points with swing voters in Ohio by bashing China for threatening U.S. jobs. But while they were trading barbs, the mayor was hosting 200 Chinese businesspeople at a conference downtown. "When your ship is going down, do you care who's bailing water? You only care that the water's going out."
An independent, Bell took office in January 2010 after 16 years as the city's fire chief and 3 years as Ohio's fire marshal. Facing a $7 million budget deficit and $48 million in debt, he forced city unions to accept wage concessions and cut a total of $17 million from the city's budget by privatizing trash collection, consolidating fire departments and selling city-owned properties.
The toughest challenge was getting people to face reality. "When Chrysler and GM cut wages, they didn't see that it would ripple back on us, in the form of less tax revenue. The government had to adjust," Bell says. "There were no good choices. All we tried to do was pick the least damaging ones."
At the same time, he has been pushing to improve Toledo's business climate. His strategy is to promote clusters of businesses around industries where Toledo is strong already: autos, alternative energy and logistics.
Thin-film solar panels, for example, were partially developed at the University of Toledo, making the region a natural hub for solar energy research. First Solar First Solar, a company with ties to the school, has a large plant near Toledo, as do several other solar companies. Spain's Isofoton is the newest player, opening a plant in nearby Napoleon. "Jobs in Napoleon, 40 miles west of Toledo, are just as important to him as downtown Toledo," says Rick Stansley, chair of innovation enterprises at the University of Toledo. "He has a very regional approach."
Bell's straight talk and charisma have won over the region's business leaders, many of whom are volunteering on his strategic planning initiative, Future of Toledo. "Mike is the first to say, 'I can't do this myself; I need your help,'?" said Jeannie Hylant, executive vice president of Hylant Group, a Toledo insurance company.
But Bell sees his role as merely opening doors; the rest is up to private enterprise. Sometimes that takes patience. Dashing Pacific's investment, for instance, helped pay off the city's debt, but so far there's no sign of development.
Despite facing reelection this fall, Bell isn't worried. "What I'm attempting to do is lay the foundation. I'm putting seeds in the ground, like a farmer," he says, adding: "Then I get out of it and let business do what they do."


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The Thomas Jefferson Gryphon women's soccer team entered the contest against the Hendersonville Bearcats needing a victory to sure up their playoff hopes but fell short losing in the second overtime period 2-1 Monday.
The Gryphons have an overall record of 11-7-1 but all seven losses are in their conference placing them on the playoff bubble and needing wins.
"If we would have won this game I believe that we would have gotten in," said TJCA head coach Brian Espinoza. "Hendersonville is already in. We needed to win or tie this game because Avery and us will end up with the same conference record. I believe both us would be out if we don't beat Owen."
The Gryphons looked up to the task as they played the first five minutes in the shadow of the Bearcats goal. Their constant pressure would finally pay off when senior Anna Dedmon took a pass from midfield and split the Bearcats defender and goalie for a 1-0 lead at the 34-minute, 20-second mark.
The play began to heat up as the game progressed resulting in several yellow cards for each team. The physical play finally brought Espinoza off the bench in protest drawing him his own yellow card.
"They play hard but they play dirty," Espinoza said of Hendersonville. "They are physical but there is a way to play the game. Our kids never play that way. There is a certain level of sportsmanship that you have to play."
The Gryphon's defense would protect the 1-0 lead until halftime behind four saves from goalie Caroline Longerbeam.
The Gryphons lost focus and momentum in the second half as the Bearcats were quicker to the ball and more aggressive on offense. They would finally break through at the 25:54 mark when Marietta Melendez headed the ball into the Gryphons goal to tie the score 1-1.
The trend would continue throughout the rest of the half as the Bearcats made several shots on goal but were turned away by the Gryphon defense. Regulation would end with the tie knotted at 1-1 and the Gryphons holding onto their playoff hopes.
"They were tired. We lost some energy. Hendersonville deserved to win as far as that aspect of the game goes. It looked they were physically fitter than us in the second half and in the overtime," Espinoza said.
The Gryphons played defense for the better part of the first overtime and were able to force a second overtime period with neither team able to score.The bubble would burst for the Gryphons at the 8:55 mark when Julila Michels lofted the ball just over the goalie from 15 yards out for the game winning goal.
"They just had more possessions of the ball and they played direct. It's hard to beat that sometimes," Espinoza said.
Now, Thomas Jefferson are left with the unknown regarding their playoff chances.
"Owens beat us here 3-0 so we got our hands full," Espinoza said. "I'll let our girls know we got to win and they will give their best on Wednesday."
TJCA seniors, Dedmon, Leah Lineberry, Victoria Bennett, Eleora Albala, Katie Trimble, Kelsey Smith, Longerbeam, and Autumn Ruppe played in front of their home crowd for the last time.


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