2020 came back today to OSU cause there’s no way Woodys caught fire, water main break that causes no running water on campus and a man wearing a big bird suit getting hit by a bus happened at the same time 🫠
Growing up in Youngstown made me strong. Overcoming homelessness made me tough. And that’s exactly the kind of leadership Ohio needs right now — someone who won’t look away while families struggle to make ends meet. It’s time for change.
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled multiple times that Ohio’s school funding system is unconstitutional. That wasn’t because school districts received temporary federal dollars in 2021—it was because the state failed its constitutional obligation for years before that.
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The past few days have been heartbreaking for animation, anime, and gaming fans around the world. 😔
We grew up hearing their voices, watching their creations, and experiencing stories they helped bring to life.
And even if many people never knew their names, their work became part of our childhood forever.
• Tom Kane – One of the most recognizable voices in animation and gaming.
Best known as the voice of Yoda in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Professor Utonium in The Powerpuff Girls. His voice shaped an entire generation of cartoons and games.
• Yuji Ohno – The legendary composer behind Lupin III and Space Adventure Cobra.
His jazz-inspired soundtrack style became inseparable from the franchise and influenced anime music for decades. He brought jazz to anime.
• Wakana Yamazaki – Beloved voice actress known for roles like Ran Mouri in Detective Conan.
Her performances brought warmth and emotion to some of anime’s most iconic female characters.
• Bill Wise – Veteran actor and VA remembered by many gaming and anime fans. The very first English VA for Knuckles the Echidna and Bunta Fujiwara.
• Ted Turner – Founder of Cartoon Network. Without him, countless fans may never have discovered anime and classic animation that defined the 90s and 2000s.
• Koji Suzuki – The author who changed horror forever with Ring. His psychological horror storytelling influenced not just anime and manga, but horror cinema worldwide.
Their work entertained millions, and their influence will outlive generations.
Rest in peace to the people who helped shape our childhoods. 🕊️
He’s right. Let’s really think about how we can bring the college football world to life, before we open it up. Let’s not confuse moving through a walkable menu with “being in a world”.
An open-world hub can create immersion, but in a sports sim, immersion is built through:
✅richer pregame presentation
✅matchup intelligence / storylines
✅rankings with weight and movement
✅media framing (playoff desk, momentum, narratives)
✅atmosphere around rivalry, stakes, and season progression
That’s immersion because it makes the player feel like they exist inside the ecosystem of college football.
If the foundation still has immersion gaps, adding a hub world / walkable menu will just feel like dead decoration. A gimmick that willl get old fast.
Again -> Pregame buildup. Weekly storylines. Rivalry energy. Poll movement. Playoff stakes. Studio updates. Momentum. Consequence. Etc.
That’s the kind of stuff that makes you feel like you’re inside a college football universe.
An open world depends on that. and it can’t replace that
And by this I mean the ones oblivious to anything in the world outside of this celebrity shit.
Because how do you not know about him being on that Warriors team? Even casuals know.