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I've read numerous posts, blogs, articles etc. that seem to suggest that the only thing SOE ever did wrong with this title was the NGE. SOE made "a" mistake we're told, they've apologized and learned from it. Players that still have a bone to pick with SOE over their handling of this cherished IP are then portrayed as melodramatic malcontents who refuse to forgive SOE for this one, unfortunate error.
Is this really an accurate representation of player experiences in SWG over it's trouble history, or is this some sort of media spin?
When I think of this question, a number of things come immediately to mind, and I'll list them here:
-releasing the game with serious bugs and issues, and not a lot of content
-smuggler revamp...or not
-force ranking system
-jedi controversies (pick one)
-scrapping of the CURB
-introduction of the Combat Upgrade, with all its unwanted changes and negative impact on numerous professions
-introduction of RMT to this subscription based game
-RMT loot that is superior to crafted goods
-apparent disregard for StarWars canon during this time period of the saga
-poor treatment of gamers on the forums by SOE community reps (tirades, criticisms, post deletions and bannings when forum rules were not violated.)
I'm writing this as a player that did not quit the game because of the NGE. In fact, I tried very hard to support the game in the NGE aftermath. I spent my time helping players find some fun in spite of all the recent changes and new bugs. I also attempted to keep our guild alive when even its founders needed to take a break because the NGE made them sick to their stomachs.
I decided to leave the game because of the way SOE treated players who did not like the changes. SOE didn't listen, and at times seemed overtly hostile.
So, what do you think. Is it true that the NGE was the only thing SOE ever did wrong with this title, or is someone forgetting an awful lot of nastiness?
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NGE added without informing the community. It's like taking your bmw into the dealer for an oil change and it comes back a dirty kia.
They did not pay for this.
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Originally posted by stayontarget
That's a good point. Some suggest that the big problem with SWG was simply revamping it after it went live. "You just can't change an MMO midstream, that's what we learned from the NGE." Okay, I'm sure that's one lesson to learn. This ignores the fact, however, that people were told all kinds of exciting things about the future of the game in two dev chats immediately before the NGE. NGE was never mentioned, and many of the exciting things players were looking forward to, and subbing for, either never materialized or were tossed in the recycle bin only two weeks after implementation.
People felt that they were lied to, and that, for some I think, was a bigger issue than having their game changed.
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No, they royally screwed over the creature handlers. Instead of fixing the one freaking thing that was wrong with the class, at the time, they decided to nerf the crap outta them and then had the balls to look us in the face and tell us they would revisit our class in 1 year. I mean, if thats not a go f*ck your customers moment, I dont know what is. Just about ever single creature handler told them the exact same thing, fix the master level for training animals and giving them out and that would have corrected the issue, but no, they over reacted as usual and instead of fixing the problem, They made the class almost useless.
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Having only played Galaxies post-NGE, I don't have any personal experience with what the game was like before that - A lot of other (ex) players do though, including some of my RL friends. As far as I've been able to learn, the basic rundown of the game went something like this:
For me, even as a post-NGE player, Star Wars Galaxies will always be remembered as one of the "could have been great" games. I've no doubt that the game had PLENTY of problems pre-CU, and that the veterans are glossing over that fact because in their mind, the CU and NGE were much worse. For me though, it feels like I came into the game too late. I could see glimmers of greatness there - I loved the resource gathering, crafting, housing and space aspects of the game - But it was ultimately too little, too late for me.
The market was broken - it was difficult to impossible to sell any crafted goods that weren't maxed out, and it was impossible to max out without maxed out gear.. which again required the best available, ie. loot cards from the TCG. Now, most of those loot cards could be traded in-game, but at ridiculous prices which only veterans could afford. So as a new player, it was practically impossible to break into the crafting market. Also, with the dwindling subscriber numbers, and especially lack of new subscribers, there isn't much of a market left.
I don't even know what the hell could be done to "fix" this game, as pre-CU was, to the best of my understanding, far from perfect as well. I think the shift in focus (from sandboxy "be a joe schmoe in the SW universe" to faux-themepark "be a super-duper jedi hero") was a big mistake, and that if SOE has stuck with their original vision, SWG would still be going strong with an obviously dedicated core of gamers. Me, I probably won't go back to the game, but I know that I'll keep getting the urge to do so.
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I think it would heal just fine if SOE boosters would stop denying what really went down. As long as you have people spinning reality and denying players' experiences, you're going to have people who want to set the record straight.
Originally posted by thecipher
This is an awesome post. Thanks for the post-nge perspective. It's interesting that a lot of what you liked was part of the original vision of the game, and a lot of the problems you mention are a direct result of some of the bizarre revamps.
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Pre CU SWG had it's faults, and many of them but they were all fixable. There was a stable playerbase of around 150k if my memory serves and the game was making a profit for SoE. It had the single best crafting system of any MMO ever. and that still has not been matched. What SoE did was look at WoW's numbers, get dollar bills in their eyes and tried to make SpaceWoW. For doing this they got exactly what they deserved; a game that lost most of it's players, a bad name that they will never be rid of and thousands of people that will never subscribe to another SoE title.
It isn't a question of what the game was like before but of what SoE did to their subscribers.
One of the things that I heard a LOT of complainging about from friends was that, not only was NGE just sprung on everyone; but it was done only 14 days after the launch of a brand new expansion pack. So a lot of people I knew not only felt like SOE was backhanding the players, but they waited to do it after taking everyones money for an expansion.. As I recall it was the first time I'd seen an MMO company end up offering complete refunds for an expansion pack.
Edit: 14 days not 4.
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I haven't heard any vets say the game was perfect before NGE. Precu SWG had many issues, but with the NGE they threw the baby out with the bathwater, switching one set of problems for another.
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SOE did many mistakes with the game, like saying that Jedis were in the game already when they hadn't added it yet and taking a year to fix broken some crafting among others.
But people remember the NGE best because it was a finger to the players, particularly the ones who just baught an new expansion a few days before.
I do have a feeling that many of the vets are really nostalgic and forgot most of the worst stuff.
SWG did however got some things good as well, like the crafting system. If they actually would had some better programmers they wouldn't have felt forced to do the NGE at all.
But it is kinda typical SOE, they often have really good ideas but the coding have been their weak spot since the beginning.
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Originally posted by Terranah
Actually, most of my friends who used to play it say that it was the perfect game, all issues long forgotten. I distinctly remember them complaining about bugs at the time but that is of course me remembering things wrong (right, Viktor?).
But I guess getting so totally screwed made them forget all the old stuff.
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The first mistake they made, which affected the community, was when they announced they were pulling all development to focus on JTL.
This annoyed a huge number of the subscribers, as they stopped the (near) monthly content patches. It also resulted in the scrapping of the original version of the CU, which they had been working with the community to develop. Many people left over it.
Then there was the released version of the CU, which on paper looked good. However, what they released wasn't ready, which again caused many to leave. They had actually recovered subscriptions, after they had finished correcting the issues with the CU, to slightly higher than pre-CU levels. Then the NGE hit, decimating subscriptions.
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You hit the nail on the head. SWG was plagued by MANY problems. It simply was probably the last MMO to launch with unique ideas, and it was killed so spectacularly, that's why people remember it. If it was any other game it wouldn't have survived launch, but the SW brand pulled it through. The Jedi issues alone were enough to make thousands quit. But the NGE is just so much bigger than all that.
This game had a lot of huge success with certain features and huge failure with others.
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SWG had things wrong with it. As any game will. NGE however doesn't belong in the category of things SOE did wrong with game, but things SOE did to ruin the game. A subtle distinction I grant you but cruicial nonetheless.
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Holocrons were the beginning of the end for me. I started playing the game not so much because I was a fan of Star Wars, but more because the social professions sounded really fun to me (they addressed a major element that I found lacking in other MMOs). I played a Dancer, and had a lot of fun with it initially. One of the players wrote a guide on the forum about finding new and creative ways to chain steps/flourishes together that was really pretty complex (you timed the animations so the switches flowed), and I spent hours doing that, working on it with the other people who were also playing entertainers (most of them familiar names by the end of the first week).
The holocrons came, and the cantinas filled with bots almost overnight. There was one bot in the cantina before that, so it wasn't as if nobody did it, but the unbelievable influx of them, many with spammy speeches requesting money, just turned cantinas from social hubs to experience production facilities. I ended up dropping Dancer, picking up Creature Handler and never setting foot in a cantina again unless I had fatigue. I kept playing for awhile after that, enjoying Creature Handler, but then I started running into ghost towns everywhere, just sprawling complexes of locked houses with no one in sight. It was kind of eerie and depressing.
When I reached Mastery of my skills and looked around, there just wasn't anything of interest left for me; the social aspects of cantnas were gone, the crafters I'd developed relationships with had left the game, the Community Representatives on the forums were denying any problems existed, and I just didn't like the direction the game was heading. I guess it's sort of a blessing, because I made my break from the game about two months before the Combat Upgrade, so I was spared both that and the NGE. It's kind of sad, though. That first month or so was the best I've had in any game, and it wasn't even that "first MMO" bliss, given I'd played several others by that time. When things turned, they really turned, though.
Originally posted by Kithca
What you heard is pretty much accurate. However, the expansion released on Nov. 1, 2005, and the announcement that the game was going to be changed came on Nov. 2--just one day later.
The expansion was particulary exciting for creature handlers, since it would add an entirely new planet full of creatures to tame. This, in fact, was part of the marketting for the expansion. Then, one day after this came on-line, the announcement was made that the game would be revamped...creature handlers were going to be deleted.
Again, this really isn't even related to the game change per se. Did creature handlers hate losing their entire profession? Hell yeah, but they also hated buying an expansion largely for the new creatures that they now would not be able to tame. They felt lied to.
And yes, people did get refunds for the expansion. However, many paid for months of subscription time to enjoy the new expansion. An offer to refund this subscription time was not made.
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All games have their issues, and SWG had it's share, but I didn't mind because I loved the concept and the game as a whole. Everyone's problem with the NGE wasn't about a singular issue, but that the entire... gender of the game changed. It was the old switcheroo: a non-twitch game became a twitch game. A game without classes or levels and the ability to mix and match as you pleased became... you get the idea.
The resentment is because we bought a ticket to see The Matrix, and halfway through it turned into The Notebook. Or worse, into Matrix 3. It's the same shock and disappointment as people got from the last episode of The Sopranos, or Battlestar Gallactica (still wish I'd seen every episode BUT that one), or when you get the girl home and THEN notice her adam's apple. Again.
But yeah, SWG had all kinds of other issues before the NGE came along and... I'm going to say 'betrayed it's fans', because in essence that's what it did. All the issues beforehand weren't anything more than the run-of-the-mill issues that every MMO goes through and its players have to endure. Still isues, but you don't complain about having a bad-hair-day when you just broke your leg.
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Originally posted by Halibrand
That was beautifully written, and it's probably why, even though I'd already cancelled my account for other reasons, the NGE upset me more than anything that had gone on while I was there, including the things that caused me to leave in the first place. Even though I'd left, I still felt the potential of what the game could be, I remembered what the game had been, but I just couldn't bring myself to wait around hoping for a brighter tomorrow. When the NGE was announced, all of that potential was crushed and, as someone who'd played a Dancer and Creature Handler, I saw any chance of returning to the game crushed right along with it, because they killed my character as surely as (insert Star Wars villain)


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Do you have any toys in your product line for kids who complete the booklet? My kid is six, and tested as gifted in visual-spatial intelligence when he was 3. He loves this...Read complete review
Do you have any toys in your product line for kids who complete the booklet? My kid is six, and tested as gifted in visual-spatial intelligence when he was 3. He loves this toy and says that he feels challenged and is finishing the last few exercises as I type this (I promised him an ice cream sundae if he finished them all). Any recommendations?
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This product would have earned a five-star rating from me IF the company offered replacement parts. However, if you lose one piece, and you might as well throw the whole game in the trash. Every piece is required for play. My son loved this game. He is very disappointed that he can no longer use it. I emailed the company once over a year ago to purchase replacements, and I got no response. I tried emailing again today, but I won't hold my breath. Very unfortunate. If replacement parts were offered and customer service was acceptable, this would be a great product.
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By Clark_janes
from Kansas
About Me Education Oriented, Educator, Parent, Thrifty
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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Yvette
from Brooklyn, NY
About Me Education Oriented, Mom To Future Engineer, Parent
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Love the Game!
By Lucky Lady
from Toronto, Canada
About Me Education Oriented, Parent
I bought this as a gift and ended up keeping it for our family. My 5 year old daughter continues to be interested. The bright colours are hard to resist! She's doing level 3 puzzles with some success. Now I'm planning to get one for my 85 year old father in law who loves sudoku and crosswords.My only issue is with the puzzle book. When I'm setting up a puzzle, it's hard on my eyes to switch between the puzzle board and booklet. I'm considering enlarging and copying the pages so the puzzles are index card size. I actually came on this site to see if such a companion product was available for sale- laminated perhaps? This would be great for older eyes!
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Great puzzle!
By In need of the red beads
from Boston, Ma.
About Me Educator, Parent
My kids and I LOVE this game!!! The puzzles are fantastic and my almost 7 year old daughters have been solving them. I like how the levels are scafolded and help solve the missing pieces. My only warning is that when these kids open it, sometimes the case is tilted and the beads just roll out. We've just lost one them. Very sad. Hope it can be replaced.
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Yes, all puzzles are possible.
By Spike
from Green Bay, WI area
About Me Parent
Yes, all the 2d and 3d puzzles listed in the instruction booklet are solvable. I've even posted solutions to the most challenging ones on my web site. Sorry, but due to the requirements of this web site, (not to include personal information, etc.) I am not allowed to post a link to it. But it's not impossible to find. Your favorite search engine can be your friend.
Merchant response: Ohh... Spike, we're intrigued! We'll be searching your site right away. Until then, keep on Kanoodling!
Almost done!!!!
By Pit Bull
from Houston, TX
Please does anyone know how to complete #4 in the challenging 2-D puzzles. PLEASE, please, please, please, please, please, please try to explain them over the comments. I'll be very grateful.
Most amazing puzzle game ever!!!!
To get started you pick a 2-D or 3-D puzzle from the included booklet. I recommend 2-D first. For 2-D there are 6 levels each one has 12 puzzles Pro, Super Pro, Champ, Whiz, Expert and Genius. Then there are 4 super hard 2-D puzzles, I only have to finish #4 to complete 2-D puzzles. 3-D pyramid puzzles have 3 levels Whiz, Expert and Genius. There are 6 brain teasing puzzles per level. There are also 7 super hard puzzles. I only need #6 and #7 to complete all the 3-D puzzles! If you can't locate the 3-D side just flip over the pocket size case. The 2-D side is in the case. There should be a 48 page booklet with exactly 101 puzzles. Also 12 colorful already connected pieces. They should be tan, orange, dark blue, purple, light blue, yellow, red, dark green, pink, gray, white and light green. You play by picking the puzzle you choose you. then set it up as shown in the booklet and using the remaining pieces to solve it and you can't move the pieces it shows you to place in the booklet. If you do not know what a color looks like in the beginning of the booklet it puts a letter on each different piece, it even does that in the actually puzzles they have. For ages 7+, I don't recommend this to children 3 and under for there are small parts they can choke if tried to be swallowed.
Merchant response: Thanks for the great review,Pit Bull! We'll put your question about puzzle #4 to our Facebook friends - check out our wall for some hints!
By TheToyChick
from OR
About Me Avid Gamer
I actually don't own this game, but I work in a toy store where we sell it. There are a lot of slow days in our store, so I have spent many hours playing Kanoodle (not all at once of course). I have solved every puzzle except the last two 3-D puzzles. Eventually I will get figure them out. I recommend it to customers daily. Having one out on display helps tremendously. Thank you Educational Insights..you rock!
Merchant response: Glad you love the game - and OUR demo policy. Letting people TRY before they BUY is the name of the game!
Figured it out!!
By bnelson
from Alvin, Texas
It did take me a while, but I finally figured out the 3D level 3 puzzle 1...All the puzzles do come together, just keep trying and you will have fun!!
Merchant response: We aim to challenge! Congrats on succeeding!
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great game
By Foz
from Colorado
About Me Thrifty
This is a great game. But I'm pretty sure the first puzzle under 3-D level 3 is actually unsolvable. This is frustrating, because it makes me wonder which other kanoodle puzzles don't actually have solutions.....
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Julie Gess-Newsome, Willamette University's new dean of the Graduate School of Education, brings with her 20 years of experience as a teacher, researcher and administrator.
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|"Ring a Ring o' Roses"
|Roud #7925
|Nursery rhyme
"Ring a Ring o' Roses" or "Ring Around the Rosie" is a nursery rhyme or folksong and playground singing game. It first appeared in print in 1881, but it is reported that a version was already being sung to the current tune in the 1790s and similar rhymes are known from across Europe. It has a Roud Folk Song Index number of 7925. Urban legend says the song originally described the plague, but folklorists reject this idea.
Common British versions include:
Ring-a-ring o' roses,We all fall down.[2]
A pocket full of posies,
A-tishoo! A-tishoo!
Common American versions include:
Ring-a-round the rosie,We all fall down.[2]
A pocket full of posies,
Ashes! Ashes!
The last two lines are sometimes varied to
Hush! Hush! Hush! Hush!We've all tumbled down.[2]
Early attestation[edit]
The first printing of the rhyme was in Kate Greenaway's 1881 edition of Mother Goose; or, the Old Nursery Rhymes:
A pocket full of posies;
Ashes! Ashes!
We all fall down.[3]
A novel of 1855, The Old Homestead by Ann S. Stephens, describes children playing "Ring, ring a rosy" in New York.[4] William Wells Newell reports two versions in America a short time later (1883) and says that another was known in New Bedford, Massachusetts around 1790:
Ring a ring a Rosie,
A bottle full of posie,
All the girls in our town
Ring for little Josie.[5]
There are also versions from Shropshire, collected in 1883, and a manuscript of rhymes collected in Lancashire at the same period gives three closely related versions, with the now familiar sneezing, for instance:
A ring, a ring o' roses,
A pocket full o' posies-Atishoo atishoo we all fall down.[6]
In 1892, folklorist Alice Gomme could give twelve versions.[7]
Other languages[edit]
A German rhyme first printed in 1796 closely resembles "Ring a ring o'roses" in its first stanza[8] and accompanies the same actions (with sitting rather than falling as the concluding action):[9]
Ringel ringel reihen,
Wir sind der Kinder dreien,
sitzen unter'm Hollerbusch
Und machen alle Husch husch husch!
Loosely translated this says: "Ringed, ringed row. We are three children, sitting under an elder bush. All of us going hush, hush, hush!" The rhyme is well known in Germany with the first line "Ringel, Ringel, Reihe" (as the popular collection Des Knaben Wunderhorn gave it); it has many local variants, often with "Husch, husch, husch" (which in German could mean "quick, quick") in the fourth line,[10] comparable to the "Hush! hush! hush! hush!" of the first printed English version. Notable also this popular variant:[11]
Ringel, Ringel, Rosen,
Schöne Aprikosen,
Veilchen blau, Vergissmeinnicht,
Alle Kinder setzen sich!
The translation is "A ring, a ring of roses. Beautiful apricots. Blue violets, forget-me-nots. All children sit down." Swiss versions have the children dancing round a rosebush.[12] Other European singing games with a strong resemblance include "Roze, roze, meie" ("Rose, rose, May") from The Netherlands with a similar tune to "Ring a ring o' roses"[13] and "Gira, gira rosa" ("Circle, circle, rose"), recorded in Venice in 1874, in which girls danced around the girl in the middle who skipped and curtsied as demanded by the verses and at the end kissed the one she liked best, so choosing her for the middle.[14]
The rhyme has often been associated with the Great Plague which happened in England in 1665, or with earlier outbreaks of the Black Death in England. Interpreters of the rhyme before the Second World War make no mention of this;[15] by 1951, however, it seems to have become well established as an explanation for the form of the rhyme that had become standard in the United Kingdom. Peter and Iona Opie, the leading authorities on nursery rhymes, remarked:
The invariable sneezing and falling down in modern English versions have given would-be origin finders the opportunity to say that the rhyme dates back to the Great Plague. A rosy rash, they allege, was a symptom of the plague, and posies of herbs were carried as protection and to ward off the smell of the disease. Sneezing or coughing was a final fatal symptom, and "all fall down" was exactly what happened.[16][17]
The line Ashes, Ashes in colonial versions of the rhyme is claimed to refer variously to cremation of the bodies, the burning of victims' houses, or blackening of their skin, and the theory has been adapted to be applied to other versions of the rhyme.[18] In its various forms, the interpretation has entered into popular culture and has been used elsewhere to make oblique reference to the plague.[19]
Several folklore scholars regard the theory as baseless for several reasons:
- The plague explanation did not appear until the mid-twentieth century.[14]
- The symptoms described do not fit especially well with the Great Plague.[17][20]
- The great variety of forms makes it unlikely that the modern form is the most ancient one, and the words on which the interpretation are based are not found in many of the earliest records of the rhyme (see above).[18][21]
- European and 19th-century versions of the rhyme suggest that this "fall" was not a literal falling down, but a curtsy or other form of bending movement that was common in other dramatic singing games.[22]
- ^ Gomme, The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland, p. 108.
- ^ a b c Delamar (2001), pp. 38-9.
- ^ "Mother Goose or the Old Nursery Rhymes". Gutenberg.org. 2007-12-10. Retrieved 18 October 2012.
- ^ A. S. Stephens, The Old Homestead (London, 1855), pp. 215–6: "Then the little girls began to seek their own amusements. They played 'hide and seek,' 'ring, ring a rosy,' and a thousand wild and pretty games". The first lines of the motto to the chapter may allude to the same rhyme (p. 213) "A ring – a ring of roses, Laps full of posies".
- ^ Opie and Opie (1951), p. 364; Opie and Opie (1985), p. 223.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1985), p. 222.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1951), p. 364.
- ^ The one commonly sung according to Böhme (1897), p. 438.
- ^ Böhme (1897), p. 438, Opie and Opie (1985), p. 225.
- ^ Böhme (1897), pp. 438–41, Opie and Opie (1985), p. 227. Other rhymes for the same game have some similarity in the first line, e. g. "Ringel, ringel, Rosenkranz", less in other lines – see Böhme (1897), 442–5.
- ^ "Deutsches Kinderlied und Kinderspiel. In Kassel aus Kindermund in Wort und Weise gesammelt von Johann Lewalter" (Kassel 1911), I Nr. 12. Hermann Dunger, "Kinderlieder und Kinderspiele aus dem Vogtlande" (Plauen 1874), p. 320. Böhme (1897)
- ^ Böhme (1897), p. 439, Opie and Opie (1985), p. 225.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1985), p. 227.
- ^ a b Opie and Opie (1985), p. 224.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1985), pp. 221–2.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1951), p. 365.
- ^ a b Compare Opie and Opie (1985), p. 221, where they note that neither cure nor symptoms (except for death) feature prominently in contemporary or near contemporary accounts of the plague.
- ^ a b Mikkelson, Barbara; Mikkelson, David P. (2007-07-12). "Ring Around the Rosie". Urban Legends Reference Pages. Snopes. Retrieved 2007-01-10.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1985), p. 221, citing the use of the rhyme to headline an article on the plague village of Eyam in the Radio Times, 7 June 1973; title of "Ashes" in the New Scientist review.
- ^ J. Simpson and S. Roud, A Dictionary of English Folklore (Oxford: OUP, 2000), p. 296.
- ^ Opie and Opie (1985), pp. 222–3: "The following are the seven earliest reports known from in Britain ... In only four of these recordings is sneezing a feature". The point becomes stronger when American versions are also taken into account.
- ^ See above, and Opie and Opie (1951), p. 365, citing Chants Populaire du Languedoc: "Branle, calandre, La Fille d'Alexandre, La pêche bien mûre, Le rosier tout fleuri, Coucou toupi – En disant 'coucou toupi', tous les enfants quie forment la ronde, s'accroupissent", roughly translated: "The peach well ripe, the rose all blooming, cuckoo humming - When 'cuckoo humming' is said, all the children forming the circle crouch down".
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- Böhme, F. M., Deutsches Kinderlied und Kinderspiel (Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1897).
- Delamar, Gloria T., Mother Goose, From Nursery to Literature (1987, Lincoln, NE, 2001).
- Gomme, Alice Bertha, The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland (London: David Nutt 1898).
- Opie, Iona and Opie, Peter, The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes (Oxford: OUP, 1951).
- Opie, Iona and Opie, Peter, The Singing Game (Oxford: OUP, 1985).


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France and the UK
Because, you know, when you think about a history of enlightened foreign policy, you think of France and the UK.
Update: The support of the Arab League is supposed to sway me? The Arab League is the tool of the autocratic regimes we are supposedly opposed to! If the Arab League was against this war, would that sway you? Would it sway anyone? You can check my record: I have never treated the involvement of the UN, or the "international community," or any other tools of governmental power as an excuse for military aggression. And when it is convenient for them not to, neither do the people supporting this war.
5 comments:
- Petey said...
I'm agnostic on the Libya mission.
But it's worth noting that it went forward not because of getting France and the UK on board, but instead because it had the endorsement of the Arab League and a UN Security Council resolution behind it.
That doesn't necessarily mean the mission is a good thing. The devil is in the details. But whether good or bad, it sure is multilateral.
- March 20, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Petey said...
"The support of the Arab League is supposed to sway me?"
I'm just saying that it's not France and the UK that make this a multilateral project.
I'm serious when I say I'm agnostic about this mission. The devil is in the details, and I don't know enough about the cost/benefit here to have a coherent opinion.
Multilateral doesn't necessarily make this a good idea. But it still is what it is.
- March 20, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- Mike said...
Yes, "input."
Remember the "Coalition of the Willing" arguments from the buildup to 2003? How we went to war side-by-side dozens of nations, instead of three that were almost entirely us?
- March 20, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- Petey said...
"Remember the "Coalition of the Willing" arguments from the buildup to 2003?"
See, that's my only real point in this thread. This is fundamentally different than 2003 on that concept.
The Arab League signed off, and there was a UN Security Council resolution to validly act upon.
Again, I'm not saying that makes the Libya operation necessarily a good idea. But it really is different than what happened in 2003 in terms of internationally validity.
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Set over five floors with six bars, Revolution Cambridge is the perfect place to party. Whether you're chilling out on the Vodka Terrace, sipping cocktails in the new Revolucion de Cuba or dancing the night away in the Club Room you're guaranteed to have a great night.
Revolution, Downing Street, Cambridge, CB2 3DS
Bar / Clubbing / Nightclub / Party / Pub / Student
Cambridge's most contemporary late night venue. We host a whole range of events from forward thinking club nights and art exhibitions, to pop up restaurants! Literally anything goes!
The Fountain, 12 Regent Street, Cambridge, CB2 1DB
Bar / Casual / Cocktail Bar / Nightclub
We are, quite simply, the best night out in the area : ) Not only do we host a broad range of exciting alternative club nights... we also sell the cheapest drinks in town! We have a friendly, welcoming atmosphere whether you want to dance all night or just chill on our comfortable sofas and we have constant drinks promotions. We're always keen to add new nights to our existing repertoire, so if you'd like to have a go at running your own night by all means contact us or - even better - come in and see us : )
The Q Club, 1 Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JB
Alternative / Bar / Live / Live Music / Nightclub / Student
Nusha is Cambridge's trendiest cocktail bar and the place to be seen. All our bartenders are cocktail trained and flip, toss and throw bottles with the greatest of skill. If a drink is not on our menu you can be sure that our bartenders can mix it up with their broad knowledge of mixology and cocktails. Drinks can also be tweaked to suit the preferences of our customers' tastes. DJs are on hand most nights at Nusha, offering a large range of music to create the right atmosphere.
Nusha, Unit G6 Clifton Way, Cambridge, CB1 7DY
Bar / Cocktail Bar / VIP