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PsychoDuckRu... | #61 Subject: Narrow Minded Assholes Posted: 04/28/2006 11:53:59 |
RodWoodsenIsGod, like many others, is being a complete narrow minded asshole about the name Wii.
Did you read into it? Do you know why it's called the Wii? Or did you just look at it, dismiss, and walk away? I betting the latter is most accurate. And who gives half a shit what the guy behind the counter at EBGames thinks? He knows what you're talking about and he won't think you're a jackass for saying what you said. I hate what the world's come to. People are too concerned about what other people think to be different. People, Earth, as a society, is fucked. The Duck Has Spoken. |
RodWoodsonIs... | #62 Subject: I know what they are trying to say with Wii Posted: 04/28/2006 12:39:15 |
I know what they are trying to say with Wii, I just don't think that it is a smart marketing move. If you want to represent your console as being a group of people rather than a single unit, you should do so with other methods, not by making a name that is confusing to the average consumer. How many people when they read the word Wii thought We? That's a problem. I don't want to buy another console that sits and collects dust for six months while I wait for the next game worth playing. I loved my gamecube when I first got it, but over time it became the secondary and soon enough the third option for playing games because there weren't games on a regular basis. If you are going to have a group or community of gammers (Wii) that you say will include those of us that don't play games, then you just made a barrier with you didn't need by creating an off the wall and confusing name. With out support from the general public, the Wii may fall to the same short commings of the N64 and GC before it. I personally don't have a problem asking for a Wii, but there will be a drastic amount of people that will. I'm not saying that this will doom the system, I just think they have created another out for people who were on the fence about if they should get one or not. If it should be all about the controller, then why make it all about the name?
niten_dork | #63 Subject: In the end we will just have to deal with Wii Posted: 04/28/2006 12:41:40 |
When it comes down to the launch of the system the games are whats really gona matter.
confused_con... | #64 Subject: The "wii" name Posted: 04/28/2006 12:48:14 |
I really think their console name is a good choice. It makes people eager to know what the name means and catches their intrest in the product. Wii also sounds cool! A battle won by you, Nintendo.
DOCTOR_XBOX | #65 Subject: HAY DUCK Posted: 04/28/2006 13:01:21 |
I AGREE WITH RodWoodsonIsGod...BUT WHY U NEED TO CALL HIM NAMES...THIS IS THE PLACE WERE WE POST ( OPINIONS ) AND ITS HIS OPINION...YOU HAVE YOURS I HAVE MINES N THEY HAVE THERES..NO NEED TO CALL PPL NAMES FOR HAVING THERE OWN THOUGHTS??.....BUT SINCE YOUR ONLY 15 N YOUR PARENT DIDNT TEACH YOU RIGHT,,I'LL FORGIVE YOU
rubio64 | #66 Subject: just joined Posted: 04/28/2006 13:01:45 |
hey everyone, just wanted to say hi and that i am a big nintendo fan, not a fanboy mind you, i love all systems, but nintendo has always had a special place in my heart. i love their games. i cannot wait to get all the details and see actual gameplay from E3 this year. the end of the year seems so far away right now to wait for the Wii
PsychoDuckRu... | #67 Subject: FUCK OFF!!! Posted: 04/28/2006 13:04:42 |
"I AGREE WITH RodWoodsonIsGod...BUT WHY U NEED TO CALL HIM NAMES...THIS IS THE PLACE WERE WE POST ( OPINIONS ) AND ITS HIS OPINION...YOU HAVE YOURS I HAVE MINES N THEY HAVE THERES..NO NEED TO CALL PPL NAMES FOR HAVING THERE OWN THOUGHTS??.....BUT SINCE YOUR ONLY 15 N YOUR PARENT DIDNT TEACH YOU RIGHT,,I'LL FORGIVE YOU"
DON'T YOU FUCKING DARE INSULT MY PARENTS!!! THEY OBVIOULY RAISED ME MUCH BETTER THAN YOURS!!! SO WHAT IF YOU'RE 40 AND I'M 15?!?! AGE HAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH IT!!! DON'T FUCK WITH ME AND DON'T EVER AGAIN INSULT MY PARENTS YOU FUCKING ASSHOLE!!! The Duck Is Pissed Beyond Reason. |
squallsseife... | #68 Subject: a few things Posted: 04/28/2006 13:49:00 |
1. Im new here, on this club, DEAL WITH IT.
2. Regarding this post by Psychoduck "RodWoodsenIsGod, like many others, is being a complete narrow minded asshole about the name Wii. Did you read into it? Do you know why it's called the Wii? Or did you just look at it, dismiss, and walk away? I betting the latter is most accurate. And who gives half a shit what the guy behind the counter at EBGames thinks? He knows what you're talking about and he won't think you're a jackass for saying what you said. I hate what the world's come to. People are too concerned about what other people think to be different." I AM TOTALLY WITH YOU. In my opinion here, and if Rodwoodsonisgod wants to detest that, its fine, but the Wii is a GOOD name for the console. If you look at the name : - Sounds like "We", and so promotes multiplayer, something we need more of in gaming today, everythings gone so tits up, its become a narrow minded, one gamer per console gaming market... - Looks like "Wifi"... How many people took a look at the name, for a second, and SAW the resembalance? Was I the ONLY one here? I mean, I saw it, and I thought..."Typo, looks too much like Wifi"...but then I saw Wii was the real name. Wii, looks like wifi, which is WHAT nintendo are trying to promote, good on them. - Its short, and quite catchy. And most importantly... - Its Quirky, original, and Ungeneric. This is good...cause look at the CONTROLLER of the Revo. Its Quirky, its Original...and by god...its Ungeneric...wow, didnt see that coming. Psychoduck is also right, The name doesnt matter. Why the heck is someone gonna judge you on saying ONE word, when you look on TV, and you see obscene behaviour, and you hear obscene and often rude language, and it doesnt bother ANYONE...and then for saying the word "Wii" in a shop, we're gonna be looked down on? Personally, I think the name Wii works, and if people be a little more open and free minded, we may get somewhere with this name. |
dilutedme | #69 Subject: @ All the haters Posted: 04/28/2006 13:53:39 |
Grow the fuck up.
DOCTOR_XBOX | #70 Subject: DUCK Posted: 04/28/2006 14:16:25 |
it seems you just made my point 100%...
1--age matters because your just a KID n thinking CURSSING to ppl doing NOTHING but POSTING there OWN OPINION..is not what ppl do...THATS 100% KIDDIE 2--AND YOU RE-PRESENT YOUR PARENTS TAECHINGS...IT SEEMS THEY FORGOT TO TEACH YOU THERES NO NEED TO CALL PPL NAMES JUST FOR POSTING THERE OWN THOUGHTS SO INSTEAD OF ADMITING YOUR WRONG DOINGS TO PPL THAT ARE JUST POSTING THERE OWN MINES..YOU CHOSE TO TRY TO HIDE IT BY CURSSING AT ME..LOL..KIDS..THERE SOO CUTE TRYING TO GROW UP..THE WRONG WAY |
RodWoodsonIs... | #71 Subject: clearification Posted: 04/28/2006 14:34:32 |
I'm not hating on the whole idea....just saying that I think it was a very bad decission. We shouldn't even be talking about the name at all! Two days ago all you were hearing was praise for how great the controller works. Now here we are bitching about how craptacular the name is or is not. Like I said before, don't give people so many outs...It might just end up like the whole cel-da ordeal. I loved the game, but that didn't stop countless people from not playing it based on the way it looked. People like us (most people on these boards) don't need a name, but sadly the general public does.
TwilightPrin... | #72 Subject: talking Posted: 04/28/2006 14:41:03 |
The sudden name change definitely gets people talking... taking some hpye off of other things (like the ps3... which, I actually didn't care much about to start with)
I'm still super hyped to see what nintendo has in store for us! |
DOCTOR_XBOX | #73 Subject: NEWS FLASH.. Posted: 04/28/2006 14:52:25 |
NINTENDO FAILED TO KEEP THERE WII WII ..UP |
RodWoodsonIs... | #74 Subject: Wii Wii? Posted: 04/28/2006 14:54:21 |
Wasn't this Dr. guy just telling the 15 year old to grow up?!?!?!?
DOCTOR_XBOX | #75 Subject: blame nintendo Posted: 04/28/2006 15:00:39 |
making a JOKE dont make us KIDS or ADULTS
but hay blame a BIG COMPANY LIKE NINTENDO TO NAME THERE ...( NEXT GEN ) SYSTEM WITH A NAME THAT WILL FOR EVER HAVE JOKES..TRUST ME..THERE WII WII WILL BE FUN..IF ITS JUST THE NAME ITSELF |
darkninjaofl... | #76 Subject: A little concerned Posted: 04/28/2006 16:24:06 |
It's true that a name does not make a system, that the games and capabilities of the system are important. However, if that were completely true then Nintendo wouldn't have bothered changing its name in the first place. I can understand how hard "Revolution" would be able to say in Japanese (not THAT hard though...Re-bo-ru-shon) but renaming it after we were so very used to "Revolution" and renaming it Wii, just screams "bad idea". Yes, I understand where they get the name from, but it's highly unlikely that the majority of the people they are expecting would buy the Wii are going to understand "Oh! Wii! It stands for togetherness like "we"! The two i's in there also are like two controllers!" No, a VERY low percentage of gamers are like us who buy game magazines and go online to find info about the latest games (casual gamers do make up a huge majority of the market). So frankly, I think the name will be a turn-off for a lot of people. Even if you do need to "get used to" the name before you like it, that just means that more people will reject it before they get to that point. A lot of you are saying that the only people who would laugh at the similarity of Wii to Wee would be immature people. Well, I suppose that is true. However, you're forgetting that Nintendo's major target audience consists of KIDS. They are not generally a "mature" crowd. I'm still going to get a Revolution, but until the time that the name Wii grows on me, I'll probably still call it by its old name. The name Revolution just made me excited about the console beyond its amazing new gameplay possibilities. I remember people talking about how the Playstation 3 was just the "same old thing with new features" and the Xbox 360 was "just going around in circles", but no, the Revolution was going to actually "revolutionize gaming!" Now, it's just "Wii", togetherness. Instead of using the name Revolution to talk about its revolutionary gameplay, we get urine jokes. Wonderful! Also, what is with the "We" name anyways? I didn't realize this was suddenly a multi-player based console. I was more excited about its gameplay than the possibility of playing with friends and family. If Nintendo wanted to show "togetherness" they probably shouldn't have done so with its name. I suppose more time is needed to see how things really turn out though. I hope its for the best because I really want to see Nintendo come out on top |
confused_con... | #77 Subject: Nintendo Wii Posted: 04/28/2006 16:54:15 |
I think the Wii name is a good choice. It is VERY intriguing. And Nintendo wants to intrigue people into buying the console.
They made a good choice. Don't sweat it. |
Counterattac... | #78 Subject: I'm not going to lie to you guys.. Posted: 04/28/2006 17:08:55 |
I kind of like it. You've gotta be pretty cool to get away with a name like "Wii", or at least pretty bigheaded to think you could--and really, that's good enough for me.
Also, Wheee! |
gothamgamer | #79 Subject: unique Posted: 04/28/2006 17:11:12 |
Wii sounds cooler than Revolution and it is a name that will stick in the mind forever. Nice move Nintendo.
Kokoru | #80 Subject: Not for Nothing... Posted: 04/28/2006 17:13:31 |
But Playstation isn't exactly a "cool" name, and neither is X-box by far... We've all heard it before. "Gaystation", "XXX Box" "XcstasyBox", ect. So yes naturally "wii" will be made fun of... As much as fan-boy's and loyal fans hate it, that is the nature of the gamer... Making fun of things, goes with the whole idea of games which is essentially just to have fun...
Politics aside though, I am a bit dissapointed that the name actually changed period... Even if it would have been something cool sounding like the Nintendo "New Age" or something with a cool title... The name "Revolution" just did it for me... As a matter of fact, I can comfortably say that Revolution is perhaps THE COOLEST name ever for a videogame console!! Especially in a time where we get original games like every other year, and once those original games become successful, they are followed up with a bunch of "me-too" clones that generally suck ass. So yeah my point is, it is true that a console name won't make or break its sucess, it is the games, support, and popularity that determine those things. From the sounds of it, every time I go on 1up.com or any other gaming site, the things I hear about Revolution have done NO wrong, except of course for the name, while meanwhile I hear how Xbox 360 hasn't taken advantage of its early start, and Sony keeps having Blu-Ray/Cell Processor/Bullshit problems that are either gonna make PS3 ridiculously expensive, or perhaps even ridiculously late! So as a NON-FANBOY Speaking I can safetly say that this next gen is gonna be exciting but nothing, and I honestly mean nothing, has me more excited than the Wii and I hope they pull out all the guns this time and back their words up and then some... As for the whole "graphics aren't HD = teh sux0r" statement I have an analogy that I made up that I hope you all can admit is true... "In the real world, when you travel to new locations, countries, or somewhere you haven't seen before, what is your initial thought? Unless it looks like garbage or filth, it is usually a state of awe that you feel or amazement. Then once you stay there for a couple of days, your eyes become used to it, and its just the normal everyday sceneary... What keeps you there is the promise of better life" - Chris (me) Anyway my point is there is no denying that HD graphics are amazing and will outshine standard resolution games, but in the end who really cares? Can you as a gamer honestly say "Oh my game has WAY BETTER graphics Wii games, but I don't play it that much cause it gets boring fast or it just isn't fun"? I know that I can't and if it wasn't for the fact that Metal Gear Solid 4, Dragon Quest IX, and a few other good games will most likely be Playstation 3 exclusive, I would honestly skip PS3 all together... Xbox 360 so far has some exclusives down the line that I am more excited about anyway mainly from MistWalker studios, but the promise of gameplay and innovation on Revolution outshines it all! Anyway I hope that for all the hate and love that people put on the Wii, that they atleast consider themselves a true enough gamer to actually try it out before they bash it. That is all |
DOCTOR_XBOX | #81 Subject: Christopher Rosario Posted: 04/28/2006 17:17:45 |
FUNNY..NOW THAT NINTENDO FANS ARE BEING MOCK BECAUSE OF THERE...WII WII....NOW THERE TRYING TO HIDE BEHIND SOMTHING THAT WAS NEVER IN HISTORY BROUGHT UP B4..THE NAME OF PS2 N XBOX..LOL..HAY NINTENDO'S CONTROLLER WILL WACK THERE WII WII
Counterattac... | #82 Subject: Doc. Box Posted: 04/28/2006 17:30:22 |
Seriously, dude. Half of the stuff you say doesn't even make any sense. If you're here just to flame the people in the club who actually like Nintendo, you'd might as well just leave. |
DOCTOR_XBOX | #83 Subject: Dan Plummer Posted: 04/28/2006 17:36:09 |
i was REPLYING the TRUTH on how NINTENDO FANS are talking about the NAMES of PS2 N XBOX..WHEN B4 THE WII WII..IT WAS NEVER EVER MENTIONED...BLAME NINTENDO NOT ME...NOW WHEN A NINTENDO GAMER GETS MAD WITH A GAME INSTAED OF TOSING THE CONTROLLER TO THE FLOOR...THEY CAN WACK THERE WII WII WITH THE NEW CONTROLLER ( REMOTE )
0DirkZooDigg... | #84 Subject: I like it. Posted: 04/28/2006 17:56:48 |
I think it is a great name for the console...and goes well with the way they are trying to market it. On the other hand I am gonna feel so stupid saying it. I will probably still call it the Revolution. " Yo man you going out tonight?" " Nah playa...I'm going home to play with my Wii." Haha..Nintendo are pervs!!!
PsychoDuckRu... | #85 Subject: Dr. XBOX Posted: 04/28/2006 18:01:37 |
it seems you just made my point 100%...
1--age matters because your just a KID n thinking CURSSING to ppl doing NOTHING but POSTING there OWN OPINION..is not what ppl do...THATS 100% KIDDIE You weren't posting your opinion. You were blatantly insulting my parents, who obviously raised me much better than yours if you think arguing with 15 year olds is mature. 2--AND YOU RE-PRESENT YOUR PARENTS TAECHINGS...IT SEEMS THEY FORGOT TO TEACH YOU THERES NO NEED TO CALL PPL NAMES JUST FOR POSTING THERE OWN THOUGHTS See above. SO INSTEAD OF ADMITING YOUR WRONG DOINGS TO PPL THAT ARE JUST POSTING THERE OWN MINES..YOU CHOSE TO TRY TO HIDE IT BY CURSSING AT ME..LOL..KIDS..THERE SOO CUTE TRYING TO GROW UP..THE WRONG WAY Why do I have a feeling that you're the one who's the kid in this situation? You can submit any birthdate you want when you sign up, and maybe some little kid just needed to feel big for once. The Duck Has Spoken. |
ryuken_dever... | #86 Subject: doc doc doc Posted: 04/28/2006 19:07:02 |
your still going around talking sh!t ...... you must be bored, as far as I'm concerned age means nothing at 1up.. thats cool, but you can always tell when theres a "mo" in our way... and doc your that all the time everytime I see you post ALL IN CAPS TRYING TO BE CRAZY or stress your point... you seem to have this deep seeded problem with nintendo fans...did someone verbaly abuse you while they were playing a NES or something?!?!?!
superCOoLgam... | #87 Subject: OMG Posted: 04/28/2006 19:42:21 |
Wii is the worst console name EVER.
squallsseife... | #88 Subject: of course though Posted: 04/28/2006 19:55:58 |
superCOOLgamer, that is in your opinion....
Personally, Ive got used to it, I think it is a good name, and it promises a lot. Ok...to the guy that said this... "Also, what is with the "We" name anyways? I didn't realize this was suddenly a multi-player based console. I was more excited about its gameplay than the possibility of playing with friends and family. If Nintendo wanted to show "togetherness" they probably shouldn't have done so with its name." Uhh...first 5 screenshots of the Wii controller SAY IT ALL...3 of them showed off the controller, the other 2, were with 4 controllers there. There is an emphasis on multiplayer, I doubt theyll have dropped that emphasis since GC, which had a big emphasis on Multiplayer. Personally, Multiplayer means good things... Wi-fi is a form of multiplayer also, and dont forget...games like SSB-DX WILL be released with Wi-fi capabilities. Doctor X-box, you need to learn a few lessons from this, the main one... Dont go around clubs flaming people for the hell of flaming them. You insulted a dudes parents, thats no good man, you know that. You also then come here, calling us all idiots, and then you say that one console name is a joke, and its immature,...the only immature ones are the ones MAKING THE JOKES ABOUT THE NAME. Those with maturity will SEE past the obvious jokes... And with that... I say that this club, and some of the people need to listen to each other (Or read closer), and check EXACTLY what is goin on...before being so quick to insult or flame... |
ShinRekka | #89 Subject: "Wii" Posted: 04/28/2006 20:27:49 |
I think some people dont get it. Nintendo is trying to bring NEW ppl(women, older folk, others) into gaming so this is the name they thought of. Does the name "Xbox 360" really appeal to many ordinary people? Not really because it sounds like some geeky computer type name. How about the "PS3". No again. "Wii" on the other hand sounds interesting and it will bring new ppl to the gaming industry. Look at all the buzz its getting right now. Nintendo doesnt think stuff for just one group........I mean look at Brain Age, I actually saw Discovery Channel promoting the game.......DISCOVERY CHANNEL.
Admit it: when Sony and Microsoft aren't looking, you play with your Wii. |
colin90 | #90 Subject: Why wii? Posted: 04/28/2006 20:28:50 |
Its more like wtf (what the fuck) were they thinking!


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Sunday, February 3rd, 2013This week has been all about the numbers as the band list grows (and shrinks) on a daily basis. In fact, hundreds of artists will end up dropping off the roster after spending some time as an official SXSW artist. There have already been some huge names that won't end up heading to Austin this year (Alex Clare, Alt-J, Aloe Blacc, Amon Tobin…and that is just in A's) as well as many of our favorite under-the-radar artists.
When it comes to "the fallen", stories range from financing issues, visa disputes and scheduling conflicts, but it does seem that artists post "with a heavy heart" when they need to announce that they will not be able to join in the fray. So we don't lose the recommendation, you can find most of the former SXSW showcasers on The Spreadsheet coded in grey.
On the other hand, excellent artists are being added daily without the hint of an announcement. The Operation Every Band crew has been diligently adding the latest additions to our own spreadsheet, so we'll consistently have a running count available. At this point, we can confidently say over 75% of the roster has been announced, but historically many of the bigger names don't make their way onto the roster until pretty late in the game.
By the end of the month, 99% of the roster will be locked in and OEB is setting their listening and rating deadline for then. By beating the clock by about two weeks, we'll be able to provide some additional insight and reflection on what the story of SXSW 2013 will be before it is written.
For now, I have some ripe OEB recommendations from pop, rock and folk fields. Be on lookout for all five of these artists to break out internationally in varying degrees — this is one of our strongest highlights yet.


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"Mainline," a photo by Harry von Stark will be part of Collective Vision Gallery's juried show. Submitted photos
Two peninsula artists have been accepted into the 2011 CVG Show, a statewide juried art show held in February at the Collective Visions Gallery in Bremerton. Quilcene fine art photographer Harry von Stark's photograph "MainLine" is one of 129 artworks chosen from more than 700 by exhibition juror Dennis Peacock. Sequim artist Terry Grasteit's paintings "Cascade" and "Blue Bird" also have been selected. Grasteit is a member of the Blue Whole Gallery in Sequim.


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The Vatican publication, L'Osservatore Romano declared in an article this week that Homer J. Simpson is a character that conforms to Catholic values, and praised "The Simpsons" for covering issues of faith, family and religion.
The article stated, and I translate, "few people know it, and he does everything to hide it, but it is true, Homer J. Simpson is a Catholic".
Like the vast majority of my generation, I've grown up watching the Simpsons and laughing at the satirical representation of the middle American male that is Homer. I just wonder that in approving Mr. Simpson does the Catholic church also condone the abuse of children, alcoholism, bigamy, extramarital affairs, blasphemy and the failure to love thy neighbour?
Or are these negative traits overlooked?
Perhaps this is the Catholic church's underhanded way to demonstrate that they are not a pack of cultural philistines. I just feel they should think a little more carefully about the pop icons they select as representatives - I always knew those at the helm of the church were largely aloof and dim-witted, but I thought it would be decades before they admitted to turning a blind eye to child abuse.
The laying of the groundwork must begin today, so that the American people will be prepared for the day when the mirage the Fed has created evaporates completely.
People's Liberation Army (PLA) Major General Luo Yuan, in a commentary published by state-owned website china.org.cn, said China has not abandoned the idea of "war at all costs" to protect its interests.
"'Peaceful rise and 'period of strategic opportunity' preclude war," said Luo, who has been described by Western media as "hawkish" for his ultranationalist views.
"It is incorrect to assume that China will completely rule out military action in any event during this 'period of strategic opportunity,'" he said, referring to Beijing's dispute with Manila.
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The blue economy was initially a report to the Club of Rome recommending innovations inspired by science and biometrics. This is a truly cool equation. Science + Economics = A Better Future.
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It is known as the Cap and Trade bill, but two key Senate Democrats are hoping to move away from that moniker, as Senators John Kerry and Barbara Boxer today unveil what Democrats hope to move through the Senate on climate change legislation.
The bill has the goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent in the year 2020, a tougher standard than the bill that went through the House back at the end of June.
A draft plan was in the hands of all kinds of lobbyists, reporters and interested parties on Tuesday, weighing in at "only" 801 pages.
As I thumbed through it last night, it brought back some familiar subject lines from the House passed climate change bill.
Watersense - a new federal program to "identify and promote water efficent products"
Energy Efficiency in Building Codes
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I will wait to list a lot more until I see the final bill.
But here is one that is sure to rile up one industry that you don't hear about too often in the halls of Congress - the taxicab industry.
Section 173 of the draft bill would allow a "State or political subdivision of a State" to set standards "for fuel economy for taxicabs."
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Section 752 would "provide United States assistance to developing countries" to deal with deforestation and conservation.
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Josie was a healthy 7 year old girl until the 2nd of October 2010, when she fell ill with what Marge and Joe thought was your standard, run of the mill "GI bug." Marge mentioned during this time Josie's heart felt as though it was "beating out of her chest". Within the next 2 days, Josie would go from Chester County Hospital to A.I. Dupont, and be diagnosed with myocarditis. This is an inflammation of the major muscle of the heart, which causes the chambers of the heart to become enlarged, hindering the heart's ability to pump blood to other parts of the body. Josie was a fighter through that first week but her heart continued to weaken and she required more supportive measures. During the following week, the Bastas were told by her physicians that Josie needed a heart transplant. In the meantime, Josie required a greater aid to bide her time until this gift arrives. She underwent the surgical placement of a Berlin Heart Pump on the evening of October 14th. All went well, and Josie's vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration) continued to stabilize.
A long road lies ahead for Josie and her family. The battle they face will not be faced alone. This is where COTA, the Children's Organ Transplant Association, comes in. COTA sent a representative to Chester Springs to train Josie's team of volunteers on the finer points of fundraising campaigns, hosts the website that you are visiting right now and will be offering help and support throughout the coming years.
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A study of automotive website usability has named the Audi website as the best by a manufacturer, with Volvo and Mini the runners up.
The eDigitalResearch study was commissioned by Auto Trader, and looks at various features of car websites, including selector tools and customer service options.
I've been looking at some of the winners' websites...
Audi was voted best manufacturer website overall, and also came top in the new car configurator category. It's homepage didn't win any prizes though, and it does seem confusing at first glance:
Perhaps its just me, though I did try the page in several browsers, but there is a large blank area on the page, which doesn't give a great impression to visitors.
The navigational options are also confusing, and don't stand out from the background of the page. Also, putting the navigational bar on the right hand side of the page, rather than the where web users would normally expect to find it, doesn't seem to serve any purpose, and just makes it slightly harder to spot.
The car configurator search box is made more difficult to find, since it is placed further down the page, and blends into the background. Better placement and use of colour and contrast would make it much easier for users to find what they want from the homepage.
By contrast, the Kia homepage uses colour to make navigational options stand out better, though the Flash display can take an extra few seconds to load:
The navigation is an improvement on the Audi website, no side bar is used here, and the top menu options are clear.
I also like the mega drop down menus which show images of cars to aid navigation, as well as showing all the options without the need for any scrolling:
Car configurator tools
Having looked at car comparison tools a few months ago, finding some good examples from Ford and Vauxhall in the UK, and even better ones from US manufacturers' websites, the examples from Audi and Kia are slightly disappointing.
Audi's configurator doesn't use filtering options such as fuel economy and emissions to help users narrow their selection, and instead sticks to model and body style, which doesn't do much to aid customers in their decision making:
There are some nice touches though, such as the interactive images which allow the user to see how different colours and accessories look in both the exterior and interior of the cars:
Once users have gone through the five step process and configured their car though, the call to action at the end is weak, just offering the option of sending the design to a friend or printing it out:
Since a reasonable amount of time and effort has been invested by users to this point, something which indicates a reasonable degree of interest in the car, then the option of finding a local dealer or booking a test drive should be provided to make the most of the tool to generate leads.
Kia's selector tool does better in providing options such as comparing models for fuel economy and CO2 emissions:
The Audi selector is more appealing visually, but the Kia tool does do much better with its call to actions at the end, providing customers with the choice of sending the design to a dealer:
I think both these manufacturers could learn from some US websites, such as those from Toyota and Jeep, which provide more comprehensive selector tools for users, even to the extend of comparing models with those from competitors.
A lot manufacturers could do a better job of aiding customer research, by making sure that their sites have all the necessary resources that customers need, including the views of other car-buyers, something none of the UK manufacturers' websites currently do.


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1 Château des Ducs de Bretagne
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4 pl. Marc-Elder F - 44000 Nantes
This is a formidable fortress protected by deep and wide moats and defended by six towers where Britanny pyramidical machicolations appeared. Inside is the government palace where many official feasts were held. The graceful Tour de la Couronne d'or ..
2 Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nantes
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10 pl. de l'Oratoire F - 44000 Nantes
Around a patio shed with abundant light, the galleries of this Fine Art Museum lead through the history of painting, from the 13C to the present day. Of particular note are three 19C works by Ingres, Courbet and the Kaïd by Delacroix, the rooms cover..
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pl. de la Monnaie F - 44000 Nantes
The old Hôtel de la Monnaie now houses a varied collection including sections devoted to ostelogy and conchyliology (lovely collection of seashells), as well as regional fauna. A vivarium has several reptiles and batrachians. The «science and nature»..
4 Les Machines de l'Île
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bd Léon-Bureau F - 44200 Nantes
Here in the heart of the former boiler-making workshops of the Chantiers de la Loire shipyards, you will come across a world straight out of the imagination of Jules Verne: gigantic machines such as the giant Heron Tree and the Marine Worlds Carrouse..
5 Église Ste-Croix
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A classical façade that is topped by the most beautiful belfry in town, with its trumpeting angels at the summit. Inside, the choir has a palm vault that contrasts with the round vault of the nave of this 17C church.
6 Ancienne île Feydeau
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r. Cardigan F - 44000 Nantes
This was a marsh iland that was reclaimed in the early 18C for traders who made their fortune in the ebony. The buildings are elegantly decorated with balconies and grotesque figures. This architectural ensemble sometimes seem to defy the laws of bal..
7 Passage Pommeraye
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Passage Pommeraye F - 44000 Nantes
A Nantes notary spent his life and his fortune completing this gallery in 1843. Fluted columns, openworked balustrades and cherubs carrying torches make this a dreamlike, if somewhat kitsch construction that fascinated the Surrealists and was chosen ..
8 Cathédrale St-Pierre-et-St-Paul
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pl. St-Pierre F - 44000 Nantes
An austere façade precedes the interior of tufa that gives it such durability and well-define lines. In the right arm of the transept, the tomb of François II, that cathedral's masterpiece, was sculpted by Michel Colombe in 1507 upon the request of t..
9 Quartier Graslin
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pl. Graslin F - 44000 Nantes
This is a quartier named after the financier who built it in the 19C. The buildings were all transformed. Aside from the lovely Place Graslin and the shops of Rue Crébillon, you will find the fabulouse Passage Pommeraye.
10 Cours Cambronne
Architecture, castles and historic districts
cours Cambronne F - 44000 Nantes
This noble street is lined with 180 metres of pilastered houses built in the late 18C by Mathurin Crucy. It is named after General Pierre Cambronne (1770-1842) whose brief but glorious fight at the Battle of Waterloo made him a national hero.
11 Musée Dobrée
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18 r. Voltaire F - 44000 Nantes
The neo-Romanesque style palace was built in the 19C by a Nantes shipowner, Thomas Dobrée (1810-1895). The museum contains a modern presentation showing Romanesque and Gothic sculptures from Nantes and the Loire Valley, together with furniture, paint..
12 Musée archéologique
Museums and art
18 r. Voltaire F - 44000 Nantes
The Archaeological Museum contains collections of Greek and Etruscan pottery and Egyptology displays, as well as covering the period from prehistoric civilisations in the region to the arrival of the Vikings. Temporary exhibitions are often particula..
13 Jardin des Plantes
Nature and gardens
pl. Charles-Leroux F - 44000 Nantes
This lovely garden was created in 1805 and redesigned from 1830 to 1850. The countryside landscape contains several fountains and wooden sculptures and is home to 11,000 species of trees and flowers, and 800 m2 of greenhouses (humid equatorial and de..
14 LU, Le Lieu Unique
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15 quai Ferdinand-Favre F - 44000 Nantes
The old LU biscuit factories founded by Romain Lefèvre and his wife Isabelle Utile, where the famous Petits Lu were made. The factory was turned into the Lieu Unique on 31 December 1999 by architect Patrick Bouchain. So what is it now? «A local bistr..
15 Musée Jules-Verne
Museums and art
3 r. de l'Hermitage F - 44100 Nantes
This 19C house contains several souvenirs of the life of the Nantes writer. There are autographs, furniture, objects, portraits and posters connected to the work he published with Hetzel. An excellent introduction for anyone intending to visit his ho..
16 Butte Ste-Anne
Nature and gardens
r. de l'Hermitage F - 44000 Nantes
From this rocky platform that has been turned into a terrace, you get a good view of the port and the island of Nantes with its new buildings (using the map here).
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19 Plateau Ste-Croix
Architecture, castles and historic districts
r. de la Juiverie F - 44000 Nantes
A stroll down the streets of this quartier will allow you to explore a number of half-timbered houses from the 15th and 16C in Rues de la Juiverie, Sainte-Croix, de la Boucherie or Bossuet... This maze of little streets gathered around the church of ..
20 Place Royale
Architecture, castles and historic districts
pl. Royale F - 44000 Nantes
This square was built by architect Crucy (who also made the old stock exchange, now a FNAC) and has a fountain in the middle which since 1865 has symbolised the city of Nantes.


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"Complying with the existing mobile vending code makes it difficult, if not impossible, for food truck operators to earn a living. Mobile vendors need to have access to customers to succeed, yet it appears that current laws are designed to limit the number of people a food truck operator can realistically expect to serve. I want to live in a city that encourages small business, but current food truck policy does the opposite.
As a Pittsburgh resident and consumer, I support pro-food truck reform because I desire good and plentiful dining options. Furthermore, I want my city to create a business environment that empowers entrepreneurs of all types to add value to the place I call home."
Pittsburgh's Mobile Food
Founded in 2004 in the back of a gothic cathedral, Franktuary's food truck is taking the restaurant's signature New York style, grass-fed local, and vegetarian franks to the streets. The truck also serves french fries and the best poutine this side of Canada.
Twitter: @franktuary
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Our fluid menu features natural cheeses, top quality meats and the freshest produce. Each sandwich is made on fresh baked bread and comes with a homemade dipping sauce.
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Pittsburgh's first independent gourmet burger bar, brings to you the perfect pairing of a burger and shake. With locations in Cranberry and the East End, we can now be found on the mean streets of Pittsburgh in our state-of-the art food truck, also available for catering and special events. Everyone loves a great burger, right?
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Paraguayan and South American food in a neighborhood near you.
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We're a mother/daughter owned operation specializing in Italian cuisine. From homemade lasagna, meatballs, paninis and more, we offer a wide range of food for everyone's taste buds. Based out of the North Hills area, we can be found at office parks and businesses North of town and will travel throughout the city.
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Zum Zum
Founded in 2004, Zum Zum has been delivering authentic Polish dishes all over America from their website. Now, they are taking their food to the streets of Pittsburgh in the PGH Pierogi Truck!
Twitter: @pghpierogitruck
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Bella Christie and Lil Z's Sweet Boutique
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Street Foods
Two recent culinary school grads decided to start a mobile food business in early 2013, shortly after they returned from a 3-month tour of Europe. Their mission is to start with whole ingredients and create their versions of typical street foods from countries all over the world. They travel throughout the city of Pittsburgh and it's surrounding areas, with a unique menu that is always changing.
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Articles about Pgh Mobile Food:
Saxifrage School: Food Trucks & Problem-Themed Courses
I Heart PGH Article
Pittsburghlar Blog
Keystone Politics
Pgh City Paper
Read about similar issues in Buffalo.
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Two and a half years after beginning to hear evidence, the General Medical Council (GMC) has ruled that three researchers acted improperly in the conduct of their research into a proposed new syndrome of autistic enterocolitis.1 It is 12 years since publication of the study in the Lancet, which has now been retracted, described the research to which the hearing relates.2 Subsequent events have had a major impact on children's health.
The paper described 12 children with a pervasive developmental disorder and bowel disease, which, the authors suggested, was a new syndrome. In eight of the children, symptoms were reported to have started soon after receipt of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. In their conclusions, they stated, "we did not prove an association between measles, mumps and rubella vaccine and the syndrome described" and that more research was needed. However, at a press conference, one of the authors suggested that, rather than using the combined MMR vaccine, single vaccines for measles, mumps, and rubella should be given at yearly intervals. It was this statement, unsupported by the research, that sparked media interest. At the time, the supposed link between MMR and autism was shown to be without substance,3 but it was predicted that this bad publicity could precipitate a vaccine safety scare that would result in reduced vaccine …
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Side Lit Pine Trees in the Painted Dunes with Mount Lassen in the distance.
The trail head starts at the Butte Lake parking area. after about 1.2 miles you arrive at the base of Cinder
Cone, I went past the trail up to the top of the cone and worked my way to the Painted Dunes which is around
the base of the cone.
Sun beams worked through the clouds spot lighting different areas to create interest and contrast. I watched
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grow out of some random volcanic rock fragments in the Painted Dunes in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
The trail Head is approxamtly 24 miles from the northern national park entrance. Mount Lassen is 11 miles away from the Cinder Cone.
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Ever been to Shuve, Louisiana? Don't feel like you're by yourself. Lots of folks have never even heard of it, much less been there.
The spice of life: Some seasonings have benefits
In the 15th century, Europe was in search of the spice of life. For them, salt was not enough. They also wanted cinnamon, pepper, cumin, nutmeg, ginger and cloves. It was for spices that the Portuguese sailed around the southern tip of Africa to reach India. During this time a pound of Ginger was equal in value to one live sheep.
President's Day celebrates leader who built country's foundation
This month we celebrate President's Day. George Washington, who is also known as the "Father of our Country," is one that I admire the most.
CVS tobacco decision gives hope
Just as I was starting to think money ruled the world and everything in it, a national giant makes a move that will cost them $2 billion in annual revenue.
The bra: Friend or foe?
This is a nod to Women Inventors Month; not the best-known observance on the calendar, but worthy of recognition nevertheless.
Chocolate and chilies contain vast health benefits
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From time to time, I remember to count my blessings, those moments of sweet grace knowing that The Big Guy always keeps an eye out for me by providing when I most need help.
Local private school experiences unprecedented Growth
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The impact of health care costs on Social Security
For many retirees and their families, Social Security provides a dependable source of income. In fact, for the majority of retirees, Social Security accounts for at least half of their income (Source: Fast Facts & Figures About Social Security, 2013).
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Tania HarriganOctober 24, 2008 My name is Tania Harrigan and I am a member of the Philadelphia Unemployment Project (PUP). I live in South Philadelphia and have been in my home for 8 years. I refinanced my mortgage because I needed renovations after we bought the house. I got the new mortgage from Citi at a 9.75% interest rate. The broker came to my house to do the closing. Our trouble began when my husband got laid off. We got behind on our mortgage payments and filed for bankruptcy. We could not afford our bankruptcy and it got dismissed. Our house was listed for Sheriff Sale. We came to PUP and heard about the Foreclosure Diversion Pilot Program. I came to the court with Pamela Kennebrew, housing counselor for PUP and a deal got worked out with the mortgage company in the court room before a Conciliation Conference was needed. They modified my loan and the interest rate was lowered from 9.75% to 7%. My mortgage payment was reduced from $437.00 to $411.00. They also waived $6,500 in fees. The arrears were put back into a new 30 year fixed mortgage. Our house would have been sold at Sheriff Sale on November 4, 2008 but now I have a loan that we can afford. Also the mortgage company has a performing loan that will bring them steady income. I really appreciate this Diversion program and Judge Rizzo for leading it. I thank God that I still have my home. One other thing, some of our other members have mortgages with Countywide. We understand than 11 states won a law suit against Countrywide that will require them to modify loans and provide up to $8.7 billion to assist homeowners. Pennsylvania is not included in those 11 states but press reports say that other states can sign on the suit. Countrywide is the second largest mortgage company in Philadelphia and Senator Specter, we would like you to help get Pennsylvania to be made part of the suit, so that our people can benefit. Thank you for allowing me to testify today. |


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