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Charlie Sheen Goes Crazy, World of Warcraft to Blame
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Author:Thad Connely
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The world watches the downfall of Charlie Sheen, trying to figure out what has caused the Two and a Half Men star to hit rock bottom. Drugs? Ego? Obama? Multiple Psychoses?
As the public media circuit wrestles with these questions, there is one telling quote in the series of crazy ramblings by Sheen that brings the source to his crazy to light.
For those not in the know, World of Warcraft is a Satanic sorcery game that is made for children. It is the product of a Japanese video game firm named Blizzard and since its launch in 1999, has addicted 20 million people worldwide.
There have been numerous stories of how this game has caused children to engage in blood orgies and some have gone into death wrenching seizures from playing the game for too long.
Such tragedy has not put an end to growth of players of this dangerous game and now we see, Charlie Sheen is the newest victim of its cold Satan clutches.
On the game, there is a breed of Earth demons named Warlocks. As their name suggest, they engage in a constant Lock of War, making them avatars of the false Greek god Ares.
The game uses subtle brainwashing techniques and primitive graphics to convince those who play as the "Warlocks" that they have mystic powers and ability. This causes them to be delusioned and eventually, to lose touch with reality.
Warcraft is also renown for its ComicCon swinger festivals, where people come dressed as characters from the game and engage in random games of fornication. These acts are often toasted by the drinking of a Tiger's Blood cocktail, which is what we've seen Sheen drinking all this week.
Charlie Sheen is acting bizarre because of World of Warcraft. Like 64% of all addicted players, Sheen is experiencing delusional hallucinations and neural loss to the hippocampus of his brain. World of Warcraft is causing Charlie Sheen to lose memory of his true self and become something he is not: a warlock monster.
Looking over Sheen's history will likely reveal he bought into the Catalysm Release of Warcraft. As the name implies, the risk of this game is leading people into lives of chaotic cataclysm. The fall of Sheen is a testament to this fact and this is more proof of why parents should remain vigilent in keeping this dangerous game from any child's grasp.
Just imagine, your child could be hopped up on Tiger's blood cocaine and snorting hooker STDs, all while waving a machete from a Malibu rooftop. It can happen, just look at Sheen and let the lesson be learned.
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I'm sorry. I played World of warcraft and was addicted to it for a good 3 years of my life. It's a horrible horrible game for Christians to play, but your information on it is laughable, and horribly inaccurate.
"On the game, there is a breed of Earth demons named Warlocks. As their name suggest, they engage in a constant Lock of War, making them avatars of the false Greek god Ares."
Breed of Earth demon? No, you choose your race (which can be human) and then you choose to become a warlock. In the game, anything can be a warlock.
And also, "Lock of war" That phrase, just what? You fight monsters, go on repetitive quests, and kill other people with magic. Don't get me wrong, all of that is wrong but as far as I know you just made that up. (Site a source for that phrase in world of warcraft and I'll believe otherwise)
Also, the game likes to use norse mythology, not greek. Now that I'm thinking about it, you probably googled it and saw Lock War postings, which is a combo team in the game of a Lock and warrior.
"The game uses subtle brainwashing techniques and primitive graphics to convince those who play as the "Warlocks" that they have mystic powers and ability. This causes them to be delusioned and eventually, to lose touch with reality."
No, the game uses subtle brainwashing techniques to make you feel like you'vve achieved something. Like when you do something a golden beam of light shoots out of you to reward you. It gets people hooked on it so they keep forking over money to play it. I played a mage, shot fireballs and everything else, it never once tries to tell you that you are really a mage.
The point of the game is to get you hooked so you waste your life on it.
Honestly, this is just a bunch of inaccurate fear-mongering. The problem with this game is its so addicting people don't want to stop. Kids have died because their parents forgot to feed them from playing this so much in Korea. Your 64% number, I mean, where did you pull that from? At least site some sources.
God Bless,
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lock on a serverreplied:
ok I was making joke to my mom while we were playing wow that maybe Charlie Sheen forgot he logged off his rp server.
(for Thad that is a role playing server. There are several other servers PVE aka player vs envoriment, pvp aka player vs player.
and a few more but you need to do your own research.
Ok first thing while I know I can not make blanket staments as I do not reprosent the wow GAME players as a whole. I would say
there are players that are addicted to it no one denies this. I am one that happens to be I do have a child that gets fed help with
homework and other things plus my home is clean things do come before IT I am going to say it GAME cause thats all it is.
Ok since you brought up the boy who had a sezure after playing a few times. It was a epileptic seizure. Now while I do not know alot
about an Epileptic I do know that people have to take meds and there are and were other factors that were involved with that including
sleep deprivation, lack of food maybe even lack of meds him and his 6 other friends had a sleep over from my understanding and this occoured with one out 7 boys
(not to mention the millions of other people that were playing that day. There are these things called parental controls that should have
been used to limit time on wow. BLIZZARD has great controls when they are used, this has more to do with lack of parents doing theyre job as parent and (IT is to be
mentioned parents were not playing wow) As for neglect of children and other responabilties mother just killed child because mom killed baby over FARMVILLE
which is a game but a very inocent game. Mothers have been charged with neglect over twitter/facebook so arguement can again be made
indviduals are responsible for theyre own actions and not blame it on game. Making blanket statments like you do can also be done with any in other addictions.
Lets seen drugs/alcohol and even dare I say it Religious addiction has killed 100′s of Millions of people. So based on your random statements
far more death has been cause by Religious addiction then maybe even combining all other addictions together.
Lets talk about this I was beaten and almost murdered. This was years before I started playing wow, before my attack I was a very social outgoing to person
to a shutin lonely person on all kinds of meds for anxiety and depression do to my attack. Since I started playing the game and for the first time
since my attack I was able to have soical interaction without having to have panic or anxiety attack. I was able to have FRIENDLY social relanionships with
people again. (now there were no blood orgies or any other fornication EVER since I started playing wow and I have played in a few differents guilds (all that is
so you do not conusion and plus more out your butt is a group of people that play the GAME together online and there is nothing dirty or foul about it.)
Also I do play a warlock and never seen/heard of tigersblood til charlie sheen said it.
As for wow being a gateway to hookers and drugs thats really funny. As I do not speak for majority of users the ones I know mostly do not even really drink and are certain not pro taking in cocaine or
other drugs. None that I know are spending time or money on hookers but I am sure if that is something one enjoys like charlie sheen who was quoted to say he doesnt pay for sex he pays so they will
leave in the morning so since that was way before wow came out even if he does play wow the hooker and drugs came before wow. As for the chic that sold herself for gold she is the only one I ever heard
of doing that unlike the many that sell themselves for DRUGS or the other many fanatical churches out there that promise their follower for a price they will have a place in heven so they give everything
they own to the church and then the church leaders are prosecuted for tax evasion or take money for gambling sex and drugs there are pastors wearing prada shirts do you know how much prada shirts cost.
And when asked about where they got the money for the prada shirts they state that the congration wants them to look nice on sundays. While people in the church are on ssi and eating dog food.
They are wearing prada driving bmw's instead of taking care of the people in the church. Church van gets repod because the pastor spent the money church collected at a casino that was in Ca, Lets not
forget Jim Baker Jim Jones, Ted Arthur Haggard, Marjoe Gortner who showed how the church manipulates the people for more money. Billy James Hargis who founded american christan college and he was cought
having sex with male and female students. These are just the few of the many and only from Christian evangelist scandals, not cathloic or any other denomation is listed so based on your rant on could say
shouldnt take my child to church because of the crupition and the fact that there have been so many children molested in church by church leaders and its not just in one relgion this happens in.
Its been seen in all different types of faiths. So maybe one could say since child molestion has been proven to lead to drug use and depression and other problems including becomming hookers or rapist
themseves one could say Wow is safer then the traditional church setting and one could watch church from safety of there own home.
Now I do not mind saying I have paid wow gold for a carwashs and lawncare and starbucks.
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lock herereplied:
lock on a server makes a great point. This person is really talking out their but also possible confusing concept of virtual worlds in 1999, film The Matrix even though the game world of warcraft did not come out for years after that as far as orgies they cant even do anything sexual in the game. Maybe he has been looking at private servers. hmm does anyone know if charie sheen really even plays wow
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wow 1999 way off dumb ass need to actually investigate shit and im putting a curse on you because i r a warlock and i but the death curse on ya bitch nigggga
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Tim, you can't have it both ways. You even state that this game is addictive, makes you fork over money, is bad for Christians and rewards with golden beams of energy. That is the stuff of brainwashing and addiction.
Did you read about the kid who seized from playing so long, due to addiction? There was the woman who sold her body into prostitution just to get an 'epic mount', did you hear about that one? Some kids formed gangs to steal weapons? Someone was having a funeral on the game (to mourn the lose of a real person) and a group of people killed everyone who showed up as their avatar. It is all sad and why this game is dangerous. Sheen's buying of it was the final nail in the coffin for him.
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Timreplied:View March 10, 2011
Adam, when did I say it was good to play it? The game is a problem, it brainwashes people and addicts them to it. Fairly sure I openly admit it. The problem is when people make stuff up about games from a complete lack of investigating it just to try to scare people to join their side.
I've read far more stories then what you've stated. I was a part of things in that game that I'm not proud of at all. The game is bad for a Christian, I'm not praising the game at all, I stated one of the things it does (and does quite well) and thats reward the player to get them hooked on it.
The fact of the matter is, that there are enough REAL reasons why not to let your children play it, and to not play it yourself, that you don't have to make stuff up, if you look into it you'll have more then enough facts.
Also, where did I say I wanted it both ways? Please, show me.
God Bless,
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GiveMeABreakreplied:View March 20, 2011
The OP obviously has a brainwashed BLACK and WHITE mentality that MARKS stuff one way or the other and files it in the category of "My mind cannot process complex relations in life, so must file as BLACK DEMON, or WHITE SAVIOR"
Religious views aside, anything can be done in over-indulgence, and although games like this are particularly a LARGE waste of time where people could get addicted, everything can be addicting to an addictive personality.
The OP knows nothing about psyhcology or human nature in general it seems:
Food is addicting
Movies can be addicting
Wasting your life savings taking too many vacations can be addicting
Sitting on the couch not doing work can be addicting
Inflicting pain on others can be addicting
Smoking cigs is addicting
Drinking can be addicting
Fishing and not going to work can be addicting
Eating fast food and BIG desserts can be addicting
What enjoyable activity isn't FREAKING addicting?
If someone has an activity they enjoy, it's likely addicting, duh!
I also get sick ofo the argument about it's goign to hurt kids.
If your a bad parent, then there a gazillion ways your kid is
going to get hurt. Probably less so playing a video game,
since he could be roaming the streets at night looking for
the next BEST drug instead of just playing a worthless vidoe game.
Hence, people with discipline and without addictive personalities
can handle stuff much better than other children with this weakness,
so it all depeonds on the person.
It's about winning tiger blood (just kidding)
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A wow Warlockreplied:
HAHAHAHAHA Gangs to steal weapons… anything good on wow is bind on equip or bind on pick-up LTP ROFLMAO
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Blizzard is an american company, WoW only has 12 million players, and was realesed in 2004 i believe. Cataclysm refers to Deathwing Buttfucking Azeroth, the world on which warcraft mainly occurs. And i didn't know it was possible to snort hooker STD's, guess ill try that sometime.
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Captain Obvious
It's the pot. That's why people call pot "Charlie Sheen" now.
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MillenniumView March 10, 2011
Someone was having a funeral on the game (to mourn the lose of a real person)
seems you having a Problem with this one ? you think it's was dangerous for people to Mourn a friend of their ( who didn't meet them in real )
or maybe you forgot to menntion it's was chinese people who actually mourned one of their friend ?
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View March 11, 2011
Holy shit, he's messed up! I wouldn't fuck that and I fist my daddies poopie hole while pooey wet juices leek on my face!
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For the love of god, anyone who takes this article seriously is crazier than Charlie Sheen.
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A WoW Warlock
Jesus played Warcraft, he was a shaman. Walk on water? Self rez? it's no coincidence.
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A WoW Hunter
praise the warlocks!!!!! they dont corrupt us!!! must drink more tiger's blood cocktails and blood orgies!!!!
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A WoW Warrior
Yes, this game can be addictive but, not all 12 million are addicted. Take it from a player who has played since its launch in 04′ yes it can cause rage in young children bit look at their parents.. Next, blizzard is an American based game developer in California. Blizzard even says this game should be played in moderation. They even warn you to use it carefully… So, in closing, before you say the game is satanic learn the basic facts.. If it were "satanic" then it would have been thrown out of the mainstream games ages ago..
P.s. I've been to many of comiccons and not one of them have had public fornication affairs.. All I ask is learn true facts and not petty propaganda.
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A WoW Hunter
Mr. Warrior, what server do you play on?
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I have played this game for several years and have yet to have a blood orgy. I am so missing out. Can someone tell me what servers the blood orgies are on? BTW, I have met some really great folks playing this game that will be lifelong friends. It's just another social setting. People get addicted to everything; including trying to control what other people do.
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Blizzard Entertainment was founded, has operated, and is now headquartered in the United Stated of America. Japanese video game firm? I monkey snorting STD's off a dead hookers ass crack could have taken 10 seconds and a Google search to find out this information.
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A WoW Warrior
Mr. Hunter, Shadow Council.. You?
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ok first of all, world of warcraft is a great game, addictive yes but great never the less. i am a father, and i let my two 15 adn 21 year old dons play because its awesome and as a family we 3v3. realy thats the information you are using, warlock, Lock of war??? ok so i think your familiar with harry potter??, well dumbledore was a warlock a warlock stands for a powerfull yet tainted mage, dosent mean they are bad, its just they got to much power. and tiger blood in my 4 years of playing world of warcraft, the only way you can get tiger blood is by killing a tiger, and there is no such thing as tigers blood in the game. and characters dress up to fornicate??? mainly nerds play this game(no offense i am one to) and the closest we get to fornicate some times is porn, also 89% are male. ohh and yeah i know some christian priest who play this game,(pretty ironic he plays a warlock and not a priest) but never the less this game is awesome and to hear some cheap skank whore like you just writing messages like to this so she think that god likes her for insulting the 12 million people who play this, and lastly to end this no this is not a childrens game, its rated T for Teen get your facts straight
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I understand that many people are "shocked" and "upset" about what is going on with old Charlie… but Honestly? The person who wrote this article sound as if they should be helping host Sheen's Korner!
Oh, and since this is a christian site, I also wanted to put out that the Lord really doesn't like when people break his Ninth Commandment; You shall not bear False Witness against your neighbor.
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A WoW HunterView March 16, 2011
i play on llane, thought u were on that server, we were havin a convo bout this site in trade one day lol
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LOLASAURUSView March 16, 2011
Probably went crazy from the raaaaaage from getting ganked by rogues all the time amirite fellas?
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You're a fucking retard OP… its like dungeons and dragon dumbass christians think they playing evil and slaughtering goats meanwhile they play a char that's fighting the force of evil that attacking their imagined homeland
LEarn something before you open your mouth you braindead overzealous fruitloop
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WoundedBView March 18, 2011
Is this for real?? LOL.
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The OP obviously has a brainwashed BLACK and WHITE mentality that MARKS stuff one way or the other and files it in the category of "My mind cannot process complex relations in life, so must file as BLACK DEMON, or WHITE SAVIOR"
Religious views aside, anything can be done in over-indulgence, and although games like this are particularly a LARGE waste of time where people could get addicted, everything can be addicting to an addictive personality.
The OP knows nothing about psyhcology or human nature in general it seems:
Food is addicting
Movies can be addicting
Wasting your life savings taking too many vacations can be addicting
Sitting on the couch not doing work can be addicting
Inflicting pain on others can be addicting
Smoking cigs is addicting
Drinking can be addicting
Fishing and not going to work can be addicting
Eating fast food and BIG desserts can be addicting
What enjoyable activity isn't FREAKING addicting?
If someone has an activity they enjoy, it's likely addicting, duh!
I also get sick ofo the argument about it's goign to hurt kids.
If your a bad parent, then there a gazillion ways your kid is
going to get hurt. Probably less so playing a video game,
since he could be roaming the streets at night looking for
the next BEST drug instead of just playing a worthless vidoe game.
Hence, people with discipline and without addictive personalities
can handle stuff much better than other children with this weakness,
so it all depeonds on the person.
It's about winning tiger blood (just kidding)
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WhoView March 22, 2011
Ima Death Knight does this make me evil too. and where can i get some of that tigers blood
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View March 28, 2011
this is the most amusing post i have read this whole year..
ignorance is a bliss
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Are you Stupid?View March 31, 2011
Actually, World of Warcraft isn't a Japanese game. Nor is Blizzard a Japanese company. It was first founded by Allen Adham, Michael Morhaime, and Frank Pearce, in AMERICA. You have a LOT of facts wrong and do some research before you post something.
Heres a timeline..
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BrynnView April 5, 2011
I just spoke with God…He thinks you're an asshole and to never speak to him again…
Check your facts before you spew your bible bullshit all over peoples internet.
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Another WoW hunterView April 5, 2011
My main reaction to reading this is laugh. Hard. I seriously want to know where and what are your sources, and what kind of reputation they have. I have been playing WoW for over 3 years now, and have not gone crazy because of the "tigers blood." The primitive graphics? Pssh, yeah right. The graphics pretty good, if you ask me.. Better than many other games I've seen and played. And a final note – have you, the person that has written this article, have ever played WoW? Sounds like a bible verse there.. "don't judge others unless ye be judged"
Silly conservative christains, always thinking everything's satanic and made by the devils' own two hands..
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As a Christian and as a human I find this article to be incredibly offensive. Ignoring the lack of facts and the outright slander of a major corporation, this article is just a slam against things you don't understand. It's painfully obvious that no research has been done into this topic and that this is all speculation presented as fact. I play World of Warcraft. I have played it for about three years now. I don't feel that I'm addicted or that this game has in any way altered my perception of reality. Over the course of the same three years I've grown more involved in my local church, taken steps to become a pastor myself, and grown a lot in my walk with God. That said, I would not recommend this game for children for different reasons. The first of those reasons is one that is presented by the company that makes the game; it is rated for teenagers, not children. The other predominate reason is that the online community is not the best place for young people to be unmonitored. Note, though, that the online community is not part of the game mechanics or software. As a final note I'd like to leave a link to a news article. This article is a well written interview with a Christian Pastor who plays World of Warcraft. Don't be so quick to condemn and to push away so many who need to hear about the love of Christ. He came to seek the sinner.
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World of Warcraft promotes Satanism.
YOU have played with SATAN for about 3 years, SATAN has brainwashed YOU.
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Phuk-Ewereplied:View July 5, 2011
Christian Intellectual? That in itself is an undeniable contradiction my friend. Now go get cancer, hateful cunt.
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Mike g
I've seen book reports from 8 year olds better researched than this article, what kind of moron tries to scare someone away from something they know nothing about? Thad youre a fuckimg idiot and I would thoroughly enjoy stomping your stupid ass into the ground personally, for the love of god dont ever breed if youd raise children to be as ignorant and clised minded as yourself. Extremist christians like you give us all bad names, I cant believe anyone would publish such a pathetic mound of donkey jizz.
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hsudhyereplied:View September 7, 2011
This made me lol…blood orgeys really and u can't say a false god that's just retarted Shit poop u know Jesus had a hooked girl freind , ya she in in the last supper painting. U fail and what does Obama have to.do with Charlie shene and
moat ppeiple that are addicted to this game are house hermits who never go out side and cataclysm is a release of an expansion not u falling into one
keep off the Christian rock u hippie
Sorry for spelling stupid auto correct
I'm talking bout the cut that made this article
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ThatguyView April 7, 2011
The problem isn't with the game. Its about Moderation and Extremes. In a society where Extreme is praise and idolized you see it more and more often. Anything in Extreme isn't healthy. Even religion, like suicide bombers to make a point. The key is moderation and the makers of World of Warcraft stress this as much as possible.
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Charlie SheenView April 19, 2011
Ya it was the video games… Definitly not the crack cocaine
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BobView April 21, 2011
This is why i've grown to hate over-zealous christians. "Oh! Charlie Sheen has gone crazy! Let's completely ignore his drinking problems and drug addiction and blame a harmless video game just because it uses a word that has been around since 126 A.D., Warlock, a word that was actually used in the bible!"
Blizzard isn't even japanese.
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Satins spawnView May 9, 2011
Hahhaahhahaaha omg i LOLed so hard this shit is Funny he forgot to log out a Rp server and his guild shat on him OIoi then he was like OMG NOES …. RAGE you know what why am i reading this? i am bored yes i am at work at that bit its ok the devil watches over me:o Fucking retards
YOU MOTHER FUCKERS NEED JESUS hahahhahahaha the real one not the blow up one under your bed
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JuniView May 11, 2011
I am very disappointed in this display of horrible fact checking, and bold fabrication of facts. A Christian should not be making up information to slant the opinion of others. This article by the character of intention in which it was created is the true work of Satan. Shame on you Thad Connely. I can only pray you grow some ethics in your journalism.
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Junireplied:View May 11, 2011
Upon reading more of your material I see this is not your only piece of flavored fiction. I will pray for your guidance in following our Father's 8th Commandment.
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JorgeView May 22, 2011
I PLAY WOW! I WORSHIP SATAN!!! EVERYBODY HAIL THE KING OF DARKNESS!!1!eleven!!
What to expect from a website called "christwire", anyway.
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View July 20, 2011
Please excuse our English, I am in the study of schooling. I much like your blog very much, I think it is very interesting and I saved a bookmark of it in my web.
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View October 3, 2011
What i do not understood is in truth how you're not really a lot more neatly-favored than you may be right now. You are so intelligent. You realize thus significantly in terms of this subject, made me personally imagine it from numerous numerous angles. Its like men and women don't seem to be interested unless it?s one thing to do with Girl gaga! Your individual stuffs great. All the time handle it up!
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View October 4, 2011
Methinks Charlie Sheen has waaaay bigger problems than just playing too much WoW. Ever heard of drugs?
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Faux MohawkView October 13, 2011
When did Blizzard, a firm based out of Irvine CALIFORNIA, move to Japan to make a Satanic video game?
Thad Connely, I am in no way bashing religion at all, but you completely discredit yourself when you can not even get the facts right about things.
Your second paragraph is going to make me laugh all day because you are so lost its funny.
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Ms. Kimpel devotes extensive time on cases designed to shatter the glass ceilings still in place across industries. Ms. Kimpel authors amicus briefs, including the amicus brief on behalf of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce in Dukes v. Wal-Mart and the amicus brief on behalf of health care practitioners in Young v. U.P.S. She is the Senior Editor for Shattering the Ceiling and is often asked to write for national news outlets, legal publications, and for women's organizations. She currently serves as Lead Counsel in Kassman et. al. v. KPMG, a class action on behalf of women working as Associates up through Managing Directors. Approximately 1,300 women have joined the class and are standing together to shed light on the unfair working conditions at the Big Four accounting firm. She also represents Nicole Watson, who was Vice President of Business Process and Integration at the privately-held international defense contractor Garda, until she was subjected to gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and was forced out of the Company.
Ms. Kimpel has helped usher nationwide class actions to successful settlement. For example, in In re Novartis, current and former Novartis Sales Representatives who were not paid overtime wages were the beneficiaries of a $99 million settlement approved by Judge Crotty of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York in May 2012. Ms. Kimpel also served as Lead Counsel representing approximately 6,000 female employees in their gender and pregnancy discrimination claims in Velez v. Novartis. After a seven-week trial, the Firm secured the largest employment discrimination verdict ($253 million) in United States history. The presiding federal judge described the case as having been "brilliantly tried." The Firm obtained a court-approved settlement of $175 million on behalf of the class that the judge described as "extraordinary" and "one of a kind." The United Nations has recognized the Novartis case as among the top 10 cases in the world advancing women's rights, and is the only case from the United States so recognized by the UN.
Ms. Kimpel, along with a team of lawyers at Squire Sanders, is proud to represent "the Angola 3" in their civil suit challenging the constitutionality of the Louisiana Department of Correction's use of indefinite solitary confinement since 1972. Their plight has been highlighted by national and international press and is a subject of an Amnesty International Report. The case is slated for trial in November 2015.
Ms. Kimpel often speaks on class litigation, gender discrimination, wage and hour laws, and antidiscrimination efforts in this country, and Ms. Kimpel teaches a course on Antidiscrimination Law at Yale Law School. Ms. Kimpel has presented to the District Directors and Regional Attorneys at a National Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Training; the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee of the American Bar Association, the National Employment Lawyers Association, the Searle Center at Northwestern Law School, the Pennsylvania Bar Employment Law Institute, and on various panels organized and hosted by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, women's bar associations, and other women's groups. She has served as an expert on gender and pregnancy discrimination for national news and radio.
Ms. Kimpel regularly focuses on what employees can do to protect themselves from discrimination and on what employers can do to structure legal and equitable workplaces, drawing from her experience negotiating systemic reform packages for major national and international corporations. Ms. Kimpel also provides training and coaching to corporations and non-profits seeking to proactively create and maintain diverse, collaborative and equitable work environments.
Before joining Sanford Heisler Kimpel in 2007, Ms. Kimpel served as Special Counsel to Senator Russell Feingold on the Senate Judiciary Committee, where she handled criminal justice and other civil rights issues for the Senator. Ms. Kimpel also worked for the Commission on Safety and Abuse for America's Prisons, and as a fourth grade teacher for DC Public Schools.
During her time at Yale Law School, Ms. Kimpel served as the Chair of the Student Board for the Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization and as the Student Director for clinics (1) providing civil legal services to the Latino and immigrant community in Fair Haven and (2) representing students seeking improved financing for Connecticut public schools. Upon graduation, Ms. Kimpel was the recipient of the Stephen J. Massey Prize for best exemplifying the values of the Yale clinical program.
J.D. Yale Law School, 2006
Managing Editor, Yale Journal of Law and Feminism
B.A. Vassar College, 2000
Chair, Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization
Founder and Student Director, Education Adequacy Project
Student Director, Community Legal Services at Junta
District of Columbia 2008
Wisconsin 2007
U.S. Federal District Court for the District of Columbia
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
U.S. Supreme Court
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National Law Journal, May 5, 2015 – Outstanding Women Lawyers: Katherine M. Kimpel
Law360, March 23, 2011 – Rising Star: Sanford Wittels' Katherine Kimpel, Law360
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In the largest gender discrimination case to ever go to trial, Sanford Heisler successfully represented a class of 5,600 female sales representatives of Novartis Pharmaceutical Company in their gender pay and promotion and pregnancy discrimination claims. A unanimous decision by a jury of nine found Novartis liable for gender discrimination in pay and promotion and pregnancy-related matters and awarded 12 former Novartis sales reps $3.36 million in compensatory damages and the class of 5,600 women an additional $250 million in punitive damages In addition, the verdict from the jury meant that the remaining 5,600 women in the class were also entitled to additional awards of backpay and to seek compensatory damage awards up to $300,000 each. The verdict and the resulting monetary awards was the largest ever in the U.S in an employment discrimination case. Read More
In 2012, Sanford Heisler Kimpel reached a $99 million settlement with Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation ("Novartis") to resolve a nation-wide class and collective action brought on behalf of thousands of Novartis sales representatives. The settlement ranks among the largest wage and hour settlements. Read More
In June 2013, Sanford Heisler Kimpel LLP joined Squire Sanders in representing Herman Wallace, Robert King Wilkerson, and Albert Woodfox in their civil suit against the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, Louisiana. Known as the "Angola 3," the Plaintiffs challenge the constitutionality of being held in solitary confinement for more than four decades (since 1972). Read More
The complaint provides extensive details regarding how the senior leadership of Columbia – including the Provost of the University and the Dean of Columbia Business School – allowed one of Columbia's senior, tenured professors to sexually harass and obstruct the work of a female junior faculty member, plaintiff Enrichetta Ravina. Read More
Sanford Heisler represented a class of African-Americans in race discrimination claims against Smith & Nephew, an international medical devices corporation. Our clients suffered discrimination in hiring, pay and promotions. The Court approved a $4 million class settlement in November 2009. In addition to the $4M award, the Court approved extensive non-monetary, systemic changes at Smith & Nephew.
The six Class Representatives Victoria Barghout, Jennifer Christiansen, Barbara Feringa, Jennifer Musumeci, Laura Reilly, and Karen Salomon filed the complaint on behalf of themselves and a class of female employees in the United States under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and New Jersey law. The document details a pattern and practice of discrimination in pay, promotions, and the treatment of pregnant women and mothers by the multinational corporation. Read More
In June 2011, Class Representative Donna Kassman filed a lawsuit against KPMG to remedy KPMG's systemic discrimination in pay and promotion, discrimination based on pregnancy, and chronic failure to properly investigate and resolve complaints of discrimination and harassment. Later that same year, the lawsuit was amended to add Named Plaintiffs from around the country who had experienced discrimination similar to what Ms. Kassman had suffered. Read More
In February 2015, former Vice President of Business Process and Integration Nicole Watson filed a complaint alleging gender discrimination and sexual harassment against Garda, a company that provides armored trucks throughout the United States and touts itself as being a "global leader in comprehensive security and risk management." The case was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Read More
Sanford Heisler represented Lorene Schaefer, former General Counsel of GE Transportation, and a class of executive female employees and a class of female attorneys. General Electric Company and Lorene Schaefer announced they settled the lawsuit in May 2007. During their settlement discussions, GE and Ms. Schaefer along with Kim Conklin, Margaret Harding and Jeana Quintana, reviewed policies and practices that are effective in building and sustaining an inclusive culture. These discussions will contribute to GE's programs focused on developing women in its executive ranks. The terms of the settlement are confidential. Read More.
An Accounting Manager of Toshiba Machine Company America (TMCA) filed a class action employment lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in an effort to end systemic, companywide gender discrimination against herself and other female employees by TMCA and its parent corporation, Toshiba Machine Company, LTD. Read More
- Named as one of DC's Rising Stars by the National Law Journal
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- Named to the Outstanding Women Lawyers list by National Law Journal
- Led the office named as DC's Employment Litigation Department of the Year by National Law Journal
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text: Let's Talk Kids Content from Let's Talk Kids. Let's Talk Kids - "Kids and Electronics" By Claudia Quigg • Dec 5, 2014 mattpenning.com 2010 / WUIS/Illinois Issues Most families I know struggle with screen time. Televisions, phones, computers and iPads—a plethora of electronic communication and entertainment devices lure children and their parents. The use of electronics is an issue that begs for management control from this generation of parents. Obesity, sleep issues, behavioral problems, impaired academic performance, and a desensitization to violence have all been tied to over-exposure to electronics. Let's Talk Kids - "Love Is Love" By Claudia Quigg • Nov 20, 2014 mattpenning.com 2010 / WUIS/Illinois Issues The most significant change in family functioning I have seen in my nearly thirty years of working with families is the changing role of dads. By some estimates, over the last twenty years, the amount of time fathers spend with their children has doubled. And most of that increase is spent in real caregiving tasks, like feeding, bathing, and the other daily tasks of raising children—even when they require an adjusted work schedule. In some families, dads are staying at home to raise kids. Let's Talk Kids - "Another Season" By Claudia Quigg • Nov 13, 2014 mattpenning.com 2010 / WUIS/Illinois Issues When an older child leaves home for college or career, second born children often blossom in one way or another. Parents would do well to be prepared. Two families I know are experiencing this phenomenon right now. In one family, an older sister left for college in August. She'd been a challenging teen, but her younger sister was more compliant. Let's Talk Kids - "The Cost of Worry" By Claudia Quigg • Oct 16, 2014 mattpenning.com 2010 / WUIS/Illinois Issues Worry represents our deep investment in our offspring whose health and happiness mean the world to us. But there's a steep cost to worry if it robs us of our enjoyment of our children. A worried parent may be so consumed with fear that she's unavailable to be present with her kids. A worried mom can't celebrate her son's learning to walk for fear that he'll fall. A worried dad feels sick at his daughter's graduation, agonizing about her leaving for college. Each development calls up a whole new set of troubles to anticipate. Let's Talk Kids - "Design for Success" By Claudia Quigg • Oct 9, 2014 mattpenning.com 2010 / WUIS/Illinois Issues I've noticed something about my alarm clock: If I set it for 4 a.m., it goes off at 4 a.m. every time. It doesn't sometimes sound at 4 and other times at 9. It always goes off at 4. It was designed to respond the way I've instructed it to when I set it. For me to expect it to function any other way would be silly. And yet sometimes, we expect people to function differently than they were programmed to function. Here's an example. Kids and Water By Claudia Quigg • Jul 3, 2014 In the months before we're born, we swim peacefully in our amniotic sac. Born to be aquaphiles, we gravitate to water for all of our time on this planet (which happens to also be about 75% water.) Infants sleep better after baths which seem to drain tension away from their tiny bodies. Toddlers and preschoolers delight in their baths, using them as opportunities for physics experiments. Teenagers drain their families' hot water tanks with marathon showers, which are about much more than getting clean. And adults soak away their day's troubles in a hot bath. Social Surrogacy By Claudia Quigg • Jun 26, 2014 They're calling it "Social Surrogacy," this new practice of affluent parents delegating the tasks of pregnancy and childbirth to another person. Social Surrogacy is for women who could carry a child, but choose not to because of perceived risks to their productivity or physical image. The price? Social surrogacy represents at least a $100,000 investment. And yet, I'm convinced that this cost is grossly understated. The physical costs of pregnancy and childbirth are only the beginning of the toll paid by parents, like the ante required to get into the parenting game. Cousins! By Claudia Quigg • Jun 19, 2014 Closer than classmates, more sensational than siblings, cousins are a boon to growing up. While I never lived in the same town with my own cousins, I remember how I loving family get-togethers. Even for cousins I saw rarely, our play would pick up right where it left off the last time we were together. My older cousins were someone to look up to. My younger ones tickled me with their cuteness. We always managed to fill the hours with games and adventures that each of us could relate to. Teacher Let the Monkeys Out By Claudia Quigg • Jun 5, 2014 In my family, the first time we see a child after school lets out for the summer, we HAVE to say, "School's out, school's out, teacher let the monkeys out!" A great deal has changed in the world since I was a student, but this remains true: The last day of school represents a real transition for children, for teachers, and for parents. Hatching is Hard By Claudia Quigg • Jun 5, 2014 Hatching chicken eggs with my class as a kindergarten teacher turned out to be good training for raising the children I would have later. One spring, after most of the chicks successfully hatched, one little fellow seemed to have a hard time. I worried about him like a mother hen. Thinking I could help, I contacted a chicken farmer to ask if I couldn't give the chick a little assistance. "No way!" he warned me. Remembering Love By Claudia Quigg • May 22, 2014 On May 1, 1865, former slaves dug up the remains of 257 dead Union soldiers who had been buried in a mass grave in a Confederate prison camp outside Charleston, South Carolina. They worked for two weeks to give them a proper burial in gratitude for their sacrifice. Following the burials, 10,000 people celebrated with a parade led by 2800 black children. Super Kid By Claudia Quigg • Apr 10, 2014 Four-year old Luke sat quietly while his dad participated in a meeting with a bunch of grownups, hard at work on an effort of his own. Brow furrowed, he labored intensely throughout the meeting. When the group adjourned, Luke shared his work. These words were written on small cards: AQUAMAN, SUPERMAN, SPIDERMAN, BATMAN and ROBIN. Each word was spelled correctly and written meticulously in his clear childish block letters. I was heartily impressed. The Chaos Crescendo By Claudia Quigg • Apr 1, 2014 You rise with the sun, planning for a happy day with your children. You walk into your daughter's room to wake her for school and discover urine-soaked sheets, again. You calmly strip the bed and run the bath for the requisite clean-up you hadn't really allowed enough time for. You get this one headed to the tub and throw the linens in the washer just before you go wake your other child. Always Do Your Best By Claudia Quigg • Mar 27, 2014 If there's a gift I could give parents it would be to forgive themselves for not being perfect. We love our children so much we want them to be raised by perfect parents, but we're daily aware of the ways we're unable to be those imagined perfect parents. The fourth of don Miguel Ruiz' "The Four Agreements" speaks to this drive in parents: "Always do your best." Notice, the concept is not "Be perfect," but is instead "Do your best." Don't Make Assumptions By Claudia Quigg • Mar 20, 2014 The third of don Miguel Ruiz' "Four Agreements" sounds simple enough: Don't Make Assumptions. But the application of this to living with children is not so easy. When we make assumptions it's because we believe we know what others are thinking and feeling. When it comes to our children, we blindly assume their lives will mirror our own. "Of course you love Brussel sprouts! Everyone in our family loves Brussel sprouts!" Don't Take Anything Personally By Claudia Quigg • Mar 13, 2014 Last week, I introduced the application of don Miguel Ruiz' book The Four Agreements to our work of raising children. Today, I would like to think about the Second Agreement, "Don't take anything personally," as it applies to the lives of parents. Be Impeccable with Your Word By Claudia Quigg • Mar 6, 2014 In his book, "The Four Agreements," don Miguel Ruiz laid out four principles based on the great religions of the world and particularly his own Toltec roots in Southern Mexico. These four agreements, he writes, provide a practical guide to personal freedom and happiness. His simple ideas also provide a solid foundation for successfully raising our children. Over the next four weeks, I'd like to explore these four ideas beginning today with the first agreement: Be Impeccable with your Word. Playing Outside By Claudia Quigg • Feb 27, 2014 The numbers tell a solemn story. American children play outside less now than at any other time in our nation's history. Time spent playing outdoors has decreased for all children, but especially for females and for minorities. This lifestyle change has contributed to increasing health risks as children display more obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure than in previous generations. The Anchor By Claudia Quigg • Feb 20, 2014 Every parent understands that your joy and sorrow rises and falls with your child. Your heart vacillates between those two extremes as your child faces tragedy and triumph. You may be on top of your game at work, but if you get a call from the principal telling you your child just cheated on a test, you feel like an utter failure. You may be enjoying great health yourself, but when your child's pediatrician wants to run some tests to rule out a dreaded diagnosis, your lay awake nights worrying. Parenting Partners By Claudia Quigg • Feb 13, 2014 My years of marriage have taught me that raising kids with another person is rarely a smooth ride. Any two adults bring very different upbringings to the table, causing them to often take a different view of kids' behavior. But the single most important thing parenting partners do for each other is that every day, we can count on this: No matter how difficult their behavior, we know that our kids are desperately loved by at least one other human being who would walk through fire for them. The Topless Blender By Claudia Quigg • Feb 6, 2014 Comedian Jerry Seinfeld's take on toddlers is right on: "A two-year-old is kind of like having a blender but you don't have a top for it." Our hopes for order and cleanliness are challenged when young children are around, for sure. At a recent family dinner, we thought we'd placed toddler Emmy where she could do no harm. We pulled back the tablecloth, laid a drop cloth on the floor beneath her, and covered her chair with a towel. Watch for the Twinkle By Claudia Quigg • Jan 30, 2014 Parents entertain the fantasy our children will enjoy the same activities that interest us. If you lettered in track in high school, you may be shopping for baby running shoes before your child can walk. If you spent your childhood playing in piano recitals, you have your little one listening to piano concertos on the nursery CD player as she drifts off to sleep at night. Voice from the Past By Claudia Quigg • Jan 22, 2014 Voice from the Past The middle-age woman spoke tentatively as she reached for words to express her meaning. She was raised in the south, the great-grandchild of slaves. "When I was growing up," she said, "We were taught that children are to be seen and not heard. I wanted to be a good girl, so I spoke very little until I went to school. There, I struggled to keep up with other children whose language skills were light years beyond my own." What Words Can't Say By Claudia Quigg • Jan 15, 2014 I love words. A well-turned phrase gives me goose bumps. Words play a significant role in my life. But sometimes in the life of a family, words are nearly worthless. When your daughter runs downhill too fast (despite your repeated warnings) and breaks out her front teeth in a spectacular face plant, she doesn't need to hear you say that this was what you'd feared all along. When your son has to retake a class because he failed to complete the assignments you'd badgered him about, nothing you say can make the lesson clearer than this most painful consequence. Fill Up to Give Away By Claudia Quigg • Jan 9, 2014 You've probably had this experience. Your day is too full already with too many places to be. As you race from one point to the next, you glance down at your fuel gauge and discover you're running on fumes. What to do? If you stop to fill your gas tank it will make you later than you are already. But the alternative is worse. Joy in the Quiet Times By Claudia Quigg • Jan 3, 2014 After the holiday hustle and bustle, an empty datebook can seem anticlimactic. But in my estimation, those empty calendar pages feel like a benediction to the frenetic season just past. Children are pushed through holiday observances on the crest of their families' schedules and their own adrenaline. But as those special times wind down, regular life once again takes center stage. And for most of the little children I know, regular life is a pretty big deal. Capturing Memory By Claudia Quigg • Dec 27, 2013 Stars glittered in the mother's eyes as she described her family's recent drive west through the Rockies. They stood in wonder at the foot of beautiful waterfalls. They marveled at the girth and height of some enormous trees. They thrilled at their quick glances of shy moose and elk. Mom and Dad are convinced they'll never forget this experience, but they have a concern. The youngest member of this journeying family is only three. How will she ever remember the experience? The Race is On By Claudia Quigg • Dec 20, 2013 The middle-aged woman's excitement was palpable as she described the lovely gifts she had just purchased. Her two grandchildren would be in her home at some point for the holidays, and she's planned to recreate every holiday tradition her family's ever enjoyed. She'll bake each cookie recipe in her family cookbook. She's arranged a visit from a friend who owns a Santa suit. And the gifts! She's bought every toy these children might possibly desire, and looks forward to showering them with her love on December 22. A Firm Foundation By Claudia Quigg • Nov 14, 2013 Each morning my little dog and I venture out in our neighborhood for a brisk walk. She employs her excellent nose to read messages from other dogs, and I try to notice things a little higher up. Yesterday for the first time I noticed each home's foundation. These foundations are primarily concrete of a non-descript color, so as not to take anything away from the lovely paint and siding colors and architectural details of the homes. Regrets for the Wrong Turns By Claudia Quigg • Nov 7, 2013 "We've done it all wrong!" moaned the mother. "We've mishandled bedtime, and now we've taught our son the wrong way to go to sleep. Will he ever learn the right way now?" How old is their son? Four whole weeks. You don't get too far into the parenting game without questioning your choices. Second-guessing ourselves is a steady occupation for most parents. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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Emily Barletta in FRESH AIR at ArtSpace64May 15th, 2014
Citrus Report artist Emily Barletta will be part of the Fresh Air exhibition set to open May 28th at ArtSpace64 in New York. The exhibit features a wide variety of … Read More
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New DesignerCon 2013 toy releasesNovember 3rd, 2013
Here's a look at some of the highlights from the recent DesignerCon13. Some new releases included: @Flabslab x @woe's "WICKED" (upper left corner) and KaNO's FB-stream's "Crow King" (upper right … Read More
Tags: art toys, citrus report, collectibles, crow king, Exhibition, FIFTY24SF Gallery, strolls, toys, Upper Playground, vinyl collectibles, vinyl figure, Vinyl Figures, vinyl toys, wicked
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Kyle Field & Thomas Campbell to open "Space Cake" @ Park Life in San FranciscoFebruary 4th, 2011
This is going to be a good one here in San Francisco, as Kyle Field and Thomas Campbell open a revolving installation and exhibition called "Space Cake" at Park Life … Read More
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PEZ does "Louder Than Bombs" exhibition for Noise Pop 2011January 17th, 2011
Citrus Report endorsed graffiti artist, PEZ, will be doing the centerpiece exhibition for Noise Pop 2011 at the old Fifty24SF space on Fillmore and Haight, starting February 2nd. Looks like … Read More
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Suzanne SongJanuary 7th, 2011
The Suspension of Belief
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And more Glen E. Friedman news…"Fuck You All" featuring collab with Shepard Fairey at 941GearyOctober 14th, 2010
Glen E Friedman takes his 13-year traveling exhibition, "Fuck You All," and bring it to San Francisco at the White Walls/Shooting Gallery new space, 941Geary. The 941Geary exhibition of "Fuck … Read More
Tags: 941geary, Exhibition, fuck you all, Glen E Friedman, Shepard Fairey
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Mode 2 & Superblast @ Studio 44 Berlin, October 7-10October 6th, 2010
The legendary Mode 2 has a showing with German artist, Superblast, opening at Studio 44 in Berlin tomorrow, but its not one of those long and winding road kind of … Read More
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Finally, the Yoshitomo Nara Statues arrive in New York CitySeptember 7th, 2010
After months of planning and photos that looked real but weren't, the Yosh*tomo Nara statues made in conjunction with Nara's forthcoming exhibition at the Asia Society, are now sitting on … Read More
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Evah Fan and Brendan Monroe at Galerie LJ in Paris this SaturdayAugust 30th, 2010
Evah Fan and her significant other who happens to be a great artist himself, Brendan Monroe, have a exhibition opening at Galerie LJ in Paris this weekend called COME WHAT … Read More
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Bob Dylan @ Denmark's Statens Museum for KunstAugust 25th, 2010
Bob Dylan, you know, that musician dude, has a new body of work showing at Denmark's Statens Museum for Kunst from September 4th through January 30th, called the "Brazil Series." … Read More
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The Power of the BlondeAugust 23rd, 2010
There is an exhibition of note happening in Paris this Fall, ''Brune/Blonde,'' an exhibition by Alain Bergala opening this October at the Cinémathèque Française. Literally, the exhibition looks at haircolor, … Read More
Tags: Alain Bergala, art, brune/blonde, Cinémathèque Française, Exhibition, gallery, mythology, Paris, women's haircolor in art
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Bast's "Botulism" opens at Lazarides in London next weekAugust 13th, 2010
More Lazarides news, and more good news keeping by Vandalog. Bast has a new show opening in London at Lazarides' Rathbone spot, called Botulism. It is the man's first solo … Read More


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