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Organ/Tissue/Blood/Blood Stem Cells Donation Process
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March 1993 (reaffirmed)
February 1997 (revised)
November 2000 (revised)
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Statement of the Issue
Medical advances have provided a tremendous opportunity to save or improve lives through organ, tissue, blood and blood stem cells (marrow, peripheral blood and umbilical cord blood) transplantation. Though tens of thousands of lives are saved or enhanced each year through transplantation, tragically, thousands more continue to be lost because need outpaces availability. Even when there is consent for organ and tissue donation, the actual number of organs and tissues utilized is suboptimal, with a failure to transplant many organs and tissues available. Thus, waiting lists for these resources continue to grow at unprecedented levels.
Significant opportunities exist to increase both the proportion of eligible donors who become donors and the number of organs and tissues transplanted per donor. Donation and transplantation can be increased through:
- Specific hospital procedures that are developed in collaboration with affiliated organ and tissue procurement organizations to work with patients and families in maximizing donation rates, including accessing donor registries to determine the donation wishes of patients who die in hospitals
- Adoption of best practices for increasing the donation conversion rate and the number of organs transplanted per donor, such as those published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) Donation and Transplantation Community of Practice
- Heightened public and professional awareness of the problem and distribution of information related to potential solutions
Though governments, medical professionals, hospitals, procurement organizations and insurance companies can provide resources that support donation, only individuals and their families have the ultimate power to offer the gift of life.
Policy Position
The American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) believes that all healthcare executives should work to increase the supply of available organs, tissues, blood and blood stem cells (marrow, peripheral blood and umbilical cord blood) for transplantation. ACHE recognizes donation as a critical component of life-saving technology and end-of-life decision making and supports voluntary efforts to increase organ, tissue, blood and blood stem cells availability (see related Ethical Policy Statement, "Decisions Near the End of Life").
As business and community leaders, healthcare executives have the influence and credibility to motivate individuals and families to consider donation of organs, tissues, blood and blood stem cells. ACHE encourages its members to actively pursue the following:
Establish Protocols and Information Programs
- Together with their affiliated organ and tissue procurement organization, establish effective and compassionate protocols for working with patients and their families. Families of dying patients should be provided with the option to donate. Many appreciate the opportunity to ease their personal loss with a selfless, giving act.
- Develop strong, ongoing public information and education programs that help people understand the process of organ and tissue donation, the advantages of registering with their state donor registry and the importance of sharing with their families the decision they have reached.
- Develop strong, ongoing public information and education programs that help people understand the process of blood donation and how to become a potential marrow, peripheral blood stem cells, or umbilical cord blood donor.
- Support efforts to provide access to state donor registries by people in the hospital community.
Encourage Donation
- Encourage members of the medical community, particularly physicians in the critical care setting, to develop protocols reflecting the best practices in the field to maximize organ, tissue, blood and blood stem cells donation, availability and transplantation.
- Consider serving as a role model by publicizing their own personal decision to register as an organ and tissue donor, participate in blood drives, or join the marrow registry. Healthcare executives can provide leadership in the resolution of this important social problem by encouraging their staff to follow their lead and in coordinating community efforts.
- Participate in national, state and local government and private-sector initiatives to promote organ, tissue, blood and blood stem cells donation, including enrolling in HRSA's Workplace Partnership for Life at organdonor.gov, and join thousands of other companies that are promoting donation in the workplace.
The issue of organ, tissue, blood and blood stem cells (marrow, peripheral blood and umbilical cord blood) donation and transplantation reaches beyond the limited availability of these precious resources in the face of growing demand, but one issue is clear: Transplantation cannot save lives and promote well-being unless caring individuals donate. ACHE encourages its members to develop an environment that fosters this opportunity.
Approved by the Board of Governors of the American College of Healthcare Executives on November 16, 2009.
Related Resources
American College of Healthcare Executives Ethical Policy Statement, "Decisions Near the End of Life."
Information on the Health Resources and Services Administration's Organ Donation and Transplantation Community of Practice can be found at: http://healthdisparities.net/hdc/html/collaboratives.topics.tgmc.aspx
General information about organ donation can be found at: organdonor.gov


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Herman Cain continues to stand by his unpopular comments that Black voters are brainwashed and not open to the conservative alternative.
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FX Luminaire announces Zach Rundle as sales manager for the Gulf States—Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, parts of Florida and Tennessee. Rundle is a graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Agriculture. He is experienced in the green industry, and has worked in all aspects of the business, including landscape lighting, installation and maintenance, drainage, irrigation, water features, pumps, sales, and distribution.
The Great Lakes region has a new sales manager in Drew Tedford. His sector spans Indiana, northern Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Wisconsin. Tedford is a graduate of the University of Arkansas' landscape architecture program. He has been involved in the lighting industry for nearly a decade, and has held positions with distributors and several design/build firms.
Mahan Rykiel Names New Leadership
With the retirement of founder, Catherine Mahan, and a growing national and international profile, Mahan Rykiel Associates, based in Baltimore, has announced the following additions to the firm's leadership:
Richard Jones, president, and Cathy Snellinger, vice president and chief financial officer, join cofounder Scott Rykiel, FASLA, in managing the firm. Jones, who in addition to his executive duties has been appointed design director, joined the firm in 2002. He has served as lead designer on several projects including the Four Seasons Baltimore, The Vue at Harbor East, and the T. Rowe Price Corporate Campus.
Throughout her more than 25 years with the firm, Snellinger has served the office in various roles from accounting to human resources and now oversees all aspects of the firm's financial operations. Mahan will continue to serve as Chair of the Board.
Mahan Rykiel also announces the promotion of Warren Timlen, RLA to principal. With more than 14 years at Mahan Rykiel, Warren leads a team of designers in planning, retail, and international projects. Additionally, Nathan Scott, LEED AP BD+C and Ryan Cosgrove, LEED AP BD+C have been promoted to associate.
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On Boyd Coleman's Week-Ender Column "The Future Of Our Industry" — One way we at Pressley Associates are attempting to get our neck of the industry moving again is to reach out to past clients, those with whom we had memorable experiences collaborating and who are most likely to want to team up with us again, because they know the quality of our work first-hand. It also helps to tap into the strongest development markets; in the case of Massachusetts, residential development is surpassing commercial and retail. – Todd Larson, marketing director, Pressley Associates Landscape Architects
On "Sicilian Courtyard Restored" written by Ann Christoph (January/February) – Great article! Here's some more information about Sicilian Court for your readers: http://magazine.scrippscollege.edu/2010-winter/everything-old-is-new-again — Scripps College
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Google patent suggests eavesdropping on calls to target mobile ads
There have been a lot of futuristic patent applications making the news lately. Google is up next with one the company calls "Advertising Based on Environmental Conditions." Essentially, it boils down to technology that would listen to your calls to analyze background conditions in order to push relevant advertising your way.
For example, say you are at a concert and you make or receive a call. The technology could theoretically ascertain the crowd and music noise in the background and push you ads for new music or products sold by bands. Or, if you make a search for the weather in your area — you could receive ads for swimwear or shorts.
Surprisingly, this patent was actually originally filed for back in 2008, but it is likely making the news now as concerns over personal privacy dominates headlines and consumer awareness.
Google raised eyebrows not long ago by making announcing it would be compiling your search and personal data in one place in order to better target search and advertising. While we are increasingly more familiar with this kind of web based targeting — the idea of technology listening in to our phone calls takes data mining to a new level.
There is other language in the patent application that talks about similarly analyzing the backgrounds of photos.
Google has been quick to point out that just because a patent is filed — one of thousands they submit each year — it doesn't necessarily mean it will come to reality and shouldn't be considered a final or implementable feature.
Google also points out that should something like this be considered in the future, there would be clear instructions on how to manage privacy settings and/or opt-out altogether, much like they have with their search changes.
Even if the many of the ideas don't come to fruition, what is clear is patent ideas dreamt up now paint a picture of a future where our digital devices are increasingly bigger conduits for gathering personal data in all kinds of unique ways.
The question is, is the ability to have highly relevant information pushed to us fulfilling enough for us to value the feeling of having something always looking over our shoulders?
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Campaign underway to house St. J artifactsBy CHARLOTTE ALBRIGHT
Vermont Public Radio | January 11,2014ST. JOHNSBURY More than 5,000 artifacts telling the story of St. Johnsburys history may finally find a home, if supporters can raise enough money to buy a Victorian mansion in the heart of town.
The collection is no longer wanted by the Fairbanks Museum, but the museum says it will store it until a better home is found. History buffs are optimistic that the relics will get a second chance in an ideal location.
In 1830, Thaddeus Fairbanks, of St. Johnsbury, built the first platform scale, a keystone of industrial development in the 19th century. Want to see the wagon that brought the family to St. J? How about a complete collection of ice cutting tools? Unfortunately, those and thousands of other touchstones of the towns early days are in storage. But now an all-volunteer group has found a historic house where it hopes to display them if it can raise the money to buy the site.
To attract donations to the St. Johnsbury History and Heritage Center, the group has placed a tiny fraction of the collection on display in the vacant yellow frame mansion.
We have framed pictures of the Handy family that used to cut ice both in Lyndonville and St. Johnsbury, and we coupled those pictures with some of the other artifacts to try to tell the story of this bone-chilling profession, Executive Director Peggy Pearl says while showing off a sun-filled room with gleaming glass cases.
An ice tong leans against an ornate fireplace. In other elegant rooms, cabinets hold 19th-century curiosities a postal scale, a souvenir plate, a food chopper. Eventually, Pearl hopes to fill these spaces with everyday objects from the bygone era of this once-affluent town, and to hold classes here. Bigger treasures, like a childs hearse and a popcorn wagon, would be displayed in the adjacent carriage barn. But first her group needs to raise $250,000 to buy the property from a law firm that has relocated.
Were hopeful that we will be able to take over this house because its in a move-in condition, as you can see today, she says.
She stands in the entrance hall beside a cardboard thermometer showing that about $100,000 has been raised. Eric Gilbertson, field service representative for Preservation Trust of Vermont, predicts success for what he calls an unusually dedicated and hardworking group of local history buffs. And if they fail to find a home for these antiques, he says, St. Johnsbury will lose a sense of itself.
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"Catholic school girls. The uniform's what does it for me."The widely held belief that girls who attend Roman Catholic schools are sexy and/or promiscuous by their very nature. (After all, how else do you end up with all those Naughty Nuns?) Any accurate resemblance to reality is purely accidental. As Roman Catholicism teaches that sex is to be strictly reserved as part of marriage, it is widely believed that children in Catholic families or attending Catholic schools are not taught about sexuality in a way that promotes an informed understanding of themselves, their bodies, or sexuality in general. This feeds into an idea that since they supposedly know nothing of these things, seducing them would be a lot easier than seducing more 'enlightened' girls who 'know better'. Alternatively, even those who know differently may feel that a Catholic girl striving to be innocent is a desirable virgin, making for a greater challenge to seduce, and thus a "greater prize" if she caves under pressure. There's also the notion (sometimes Truth in Television but usually just wishful thinking, given the fetish-fantasy nature of the trope) that a seemingly chaste schoolgirl may only be going through the motions of chastity and religiosity for the benefit of parents and teachers, similarly to another trope somewhere around here, and is just itching for a chance to reveal her less-than-religious side the moment no one's looking. All that repression leading to a simmering cauldron of typical teenage hormones just looking for a chance to boil over in a plethora of exciting ways in an attempt to rebel. And of course for some there's good old nostalgia, as plenty of Catholic school alumni can fondly remember their own hormonal teenage years. Alternately, those who actually attended a Catholic school for a decent stretch of time may be much less prone to this trope: seeing a uniform (especially one involving skirts and dress shirts) on both attractive and unattractive girls, possibly even one's own family members, for years on end can make one lose interest in the uniform rather quickly. Regardless of the (admittedly squicky) reasoning behind it, the trope has led to the fetishization of the standard "school girl uniform", Catholic or otherwise, frequently modified to Stripperiffic specifications. This outfit usually consists of a button-up shirt, sometimes worn with a tie (in more exploitative media, the shirt is worn without a bra, and knotted so high up that the girl in question is simultaneously baring her midriff completely and showing off a lot of cleavage); usually a blazer or jacket of some kind, frequently a couple of sizes too small; a short, pleated skirt that may or may not be in some kind of plaid; knee-high socks or stockings; and often pigtails. Expect panty shots to be a frequent occurrence (if she's wearing any). Needless to say, any girl who actually shows up to class like this would be thrown in detention faster than you can say "Jailbait." The uniform will sometimes be depicted as being worn even outside of school. When this outfit shows up in films and TV shows, it's almost always done through Dawson Casting. Likewise, when it's done by fully-grown women, it's almost always a case of Fanservice in action. In Britain, where the trope is not associated with Roman Catholicism to the same extent (due to uniforms being much more common in both public and state schools), this look is known as the "St. Trinian's Girl", after a series of Boarding School movies by that name. This trope has an Eastern equivalent in Joshikousei, a fetishizing of Japanese schoolgirls wearing another distinctive uniform. This trope is slowly becoming discredited, as it becomes seen as part of the "once common but no longer generally required" subtrope of Hollywood Dress Code, since many real Catholic schools have changed their uniforms to unisex khakis and polo shirts, especially as more schools realize that what looks pure and innocent on a 9 year old takes on a different context (whether intentional or not is irrelevant) when worn by a 17 year old after the "summer growth spurt." A subtrope of Adults Dressed as Children. Compare and contrast Preacher's Kid.
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The pressure for payers and providers to operate more efficiently and cooperatively is increasing—which is why many in healthcare are seeking to decrease claims adjudication woes.
It's estimated that nearly $210 billion annually is spent to process healthcare claims. Moreover, approximately one in five medical claims is processed inaccurately, according to the American Medical Association's 2010 National Health Insurer Report Card. These processing errors cost the healthcare industry an estimated $15.5 billion. The AMA notes that if insurers could improve that number by just 1%, they would save nearly $778 million.
Payers have begun a variety of initiatives. For instance, Watertown, MA-based athenahealth created PayerView, a project that pinpoints the areas where the interaction between providers and payers breaks down. While CIGNA and UnitedHealthcare are among the payers using Lean processes to smooth out bumps.
The AMA report noted that CIGNA had the lowest rate of claims denials among participating plans—denying less than 1% of claims in 2010—and its response time for first-time claims remittance went from 12 days in 2009 to six days in 2010.
"In our partnership with the hospitals and physicians, we wanted to see how they bill and how they code and how that gets represented in the electronic transactions and submission into the company: How do we take that information in, and then how does it get processed against our system?" explains Paul Sanford, vice president of operating effectiveness at the Bloomfield, CT-based CIGNA. "We let the data drive us to a series of root-cause activities on both the hospital/physician side of the house as well as CIGNA."
Depending on the size and complexity of each provider, the process took about three to four months for CIGNA to gather the necessary metrics to begin to remedy problems. Sanford says one ongoing theme that arose from the research: the interpretation—or misinterpretation as was generally the case—of the contract terms as represented in the codes that the providers were using.
"It's not a good thing to interpret terms of a contract. So in the beginning, having a very specific conversation around documentation and in what we are negotiating in terms of terms, and how it is represented in terms of codes and expected reimbursement, is really the foundation to all of this," he notes. "When there is any misinterpretation between what hospitals or physician groups expect to get reimbursed for, and in what they then put into their billing systems and what we put in our reimbursement system, then that's where things tend to become problematic."
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Michael Hendershot (1/19/2011 at 7:16 PM)
The issue of transparency is indeed a notion somewhat lacking in the payer- provider relationship, leading to avoidable frustration and cost. It does not need to be like this. (Full Disclosure: My company develops repricing & contract modeling software solutions) Payers and providers spend (waste) billions of dollars annually re-working mis-paid claims. Much of this effort results from the fact that stakeholders to the payer-provider contract are not in synch with how the payment terms ("business rules") are interpreted. Clearly defining business rules during the contract negotiation proceedings and ultimately in the [INVALID]d contract avoids these misunderstandings to the mutual benefit of all parties. How do we make ourselves clear? It's quite simple actually. Our system generates a "Contract Summary" for each loaded contract (or iteration thereof as is the case in the negotiation process). The Summary presents the business rules in a qualified and quantified manner, explaining: What the business rule is (e.g. Med/Surg, Transplant Kidney, Cardiac Cath, Angio., etc.); How a business rule is defined (revenue code, DRG, CPT, ICD-9, combination of codes, etc.); What the rule pays, and; How the rule pays (per diem, case rate, step down, per unit, per visit, percent of charges). The Summary is made available to a provider electronically, providing him the opportunity to fully understand (and question, if need be) what, exactly, is being proposed. As the negotiation progresses along the iterative path, Summaries continue to be made available to ensure a mutual understanding of the rules. In the article, Sanford relates the central theme arising from their research: "the interpretation[INVALID]or misinterpretation as was generally the case[INVALID]of the contract terms as represented in the codes that the providers were using." That's exactly correct. That's what needs to be remedied. Additionally, our repricing tool generates a "Process Trail". The "Trail" is a plain English explanation of exactly how the claim was priced, according to the business rules governing that claim. The Trail is unique to each type of claim under the same contract and is as detailed as is necessary to account for all of the rules which were [INVALID]d on any particular claim. The Trail is available to authorized parties over the web. As such, prior to calling the payer, the provider can easily evaluate how the claim was priced and perhaps clarify his/her own misunderstanding right away. Indeed, to the detriment of all stakeholders, there is a dearth of transparency in contracting and claims processing in healthcare. Payers can do much more to illuminate contract intent as it relates to the business rules. Payers can also do more to "un-complicate" the repricing process buy making it more transparent. All parties benefit as a result. And to my mind, no one is worse off for the effort. With billions of dollars at stake, what are we waiting for? For more information call me at 847-864-1432 or visit us at www.chart-tech.com
bob (1/13/2011 at 1:36 PM)
A great deal of money [and headaches as well] can be saved with the simplest approach to partnering between providers and third party payers. This approach involves the provider contracting out the entire billing and collection processes, including all claims processing, to a single, competitive third party payer. The contracting third party payer negotiates a collaborative strategic plan and annual budget with the contracting provider, and guarantees monthly payment to the contracting provider of all of the budgeted income, eliminating any involvement of the provider in payment and collection of bills for services to individual patients. The contracting third party payer takes over the management and staffing of the provider's billing and collection processes, maintaining the staff at the hospital, working in close collaboration with the hospital's staff that provides care and information. This approach of course requires a high degree of mutual trust, as well as processes to deal with any issues in achieving agreement on the annual budgets, and on how to handle unforeseen income and expense developments during the budget year and at the end of the budget year. Probably some arrangement for arbitration may be required. But the advantage to the provider of [1] guaranteed income and [2] being relieved of all responsibility for billing and collections may be sufficiently great to overcome any reservations. For the contracting third party payer, this arrangement assures a relevant role in the years ahead as coverage becomes universal. This approach shifts the interaction between provider and payer from a focus on individual patients to a much more effective, broader bundled perspective that has tremendous implications for greater effectiveness and efficiency than when the focus is on individual patients. As important as the reduction in costs of claims processing and collections is the fantastic reform impact of the collaborative strategic plans and budgets, prepared by professionals increasingly improving their understanding the interaction of the necessary patient care focus with the equally necessary population care focus. For more information, see my web site sigmondpapers.org or call at 215-561-5730.
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A rescue team of the Agha Khan Foundation (AKF) and FOCUS organisation rescued the stranded individuals and recovered a dead body in Ishkashim district, the Afghanistan Natural Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) regional head said.
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To some of this it is important news. I guess until you had it hit close to home (such as myself) you cannot appreciate the impact that exposing the truth and yes morality does play a factor in this. I guarantee that if it was one of their loved ones, they would be much more thorough with their investigation. If you have morals, you would treat each body how you would treat your own family. And that is definitely not been the case. The Observer's job is to tell it like it is and sadly enough they are.......Cindy Warrenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-36830194269023772742014-05-19T12:51:57.124-04:002014-05-19T12:51:57.124-04:00Anonymous 10:50 a.m.: Thanks for the question. Whe...Anonymous 10:50 a.m.: Thanks for the question. When a local medical examiner cannot be reached, the county sometimes sends the body to a pathologist who acts as the medical examiner. Usually the body is sent to the state medical examiner's office in Raleigh but, in some cases, it is sent to ECU, Mecklenburg County or Wake Forest.

In this case, Dr. Oliver is listed as a medical examiner for a case in Orange County.
 You'll see that Dr. Radisch - the state's chief medical examiner - has served a medical examiner for cases in Franklin, Pitt, Warren, Mecklenburg, Vance and Orange.
 Hope this helps answer your question. Rick Thameshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-76230567370150533962014-05-19T10:50:04.703-04:002014-05-19T10:50:04.703-04:00Explain these statistics on body viewings. You hav...Explain these statistics on body viewings. You have William Oliver listed last and listed for "Orange County". Dr. Oliver works for ECU school of medicine and does autopsies throughout eastern NC. Please make this make sense for firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-61567945092875398412014-05-19T09:39:46.919-04:002014-05-19T09:39:46.919-04:00what makes the Charlotte Observer objective? What ...what makes the Charlotte Observer objective? What medical or legal background to their reporters have that would give them the ability to interpret the information they claim to have found in their "burrowing"? Why not lay this out in a more objective way? The opening sounds like something off of Fox News or MSNBC. We have gotten so far away from reporting news and into scandals. Just investigate and put information out there, don't moralize for us all email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-71034835858245712472014-05-19T08:45:53.230-04:002014-05-19T08:45:53.230-04:00Nobody wants to pay taxes, so...Nobody wants to pay taxes, so...Carolinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-70106877475243463882014-05-19T08:44:45.100-04:002014-05-19T08:44:45.100-04:00Nobody wants to pay taxes, right?Nobody wants to pay taxes, right?Carolinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-36789605127588644112014-05-17T16:23:19.078-04:002014-05-17T16:23:19.078-04:00What ever happened to ethics? Why do shortcuts al...What ever happened to ethics? Why do shortcuts always have to be taken?
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And how much will this particular version cost us? (Not that we're really paying for them anyway.)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-6635638985961995832013-12-16T11:35:50.574-05:002013-12-16T11:35:50.574-05:00Rick: Terrific work by The Observer. This is what...Rick: Terrific work by The Observer.
This is what a newspaper should be.
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Till they get rid of Cam there is no game--we did better in preseason then Rivera and Shula. Cam has made the Panthers a laughingstock of football with his antics.

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There is no NFL team with the Panthers.

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Take off your liberal colored email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5311697705437855137.post-42685833793981080092013-08-19T02:42:51.914-04:002013-08-19T02:42:51.914-04:00*sigh* Archiguy, let's try this again. You n...*sigh*

Archiguy, let's try this again.

You need to WATCH THE VIDEO! The chief did not say "protesters disperse", he told everyone to disperse. Furthermore, the police did not single-out Mr. Funk - the video clearly shows the police arresting other people.

Were the protesters there to get arrested? Probably, as the video did not show any of them complying with the chief's order. However, Mr. Funk did not comply either and therefore should have been arrested just like everyone else.

NOW do you get it? Try watching the video. Or, for some of you, for the first time. And try to think it through this time. Please. It might hurt a little to admit that Mr. Funk, while a reporter, enjoys no special privleges that the rest of us do not when it comes to complying with an order from the police.

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Critic & User Reviews
posted by integrity1 (ANGOLA, IN) Mar 24, 2009
Member since Mar 2009
49 out of 49 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Rent It Soon Factory Frontier
posted by lemonball (CHARLESTON, SC) Mar 30, 2009
Member since Dec 2007
29 out of 30 gamers (97%) found this review helpful
Rune Frontier
posted by Cowguy (WENATCHEE, WA) Mar 20, 2009
Member since Aug 2006
27 out of 29 gamers (93%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Another day in paradise
posted by JCDenton (FREEDOM, NH) Oct 14, 2009
Member since Mar 2006
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
True, these have some similarities. Both are RPGs centered around farming. However, Rune Factory takes things a step beyond by adding combat and dungeon-crawling. Better yet, your farming aids you in dungeons and vice versa.
It adds some unique twists on the Harvest Moon model as well. Instead of buying farm animals, you tame monsters in the dungeons who give you milk, wool and eggs. Some animals can be used as mounts and others can be trained to perform tasks like watering your garden and harvesting crops. That's right: Rune Factory found a way to take the tedium out of Harvest Moon.
And there's so much to do. You have a bunch of skills to improve. Farming, lumber, fishing, hammer are joined by weapons, magic, crafting, forging, etc. The war trophies and treasures you find in dungeons allow you to improve both farm tools and weapons as well as equipment.
Overall, the combat is simple, but effective. And by continually unlocking dungeons, expanding the story and moving through seasons with the other residents of the town, the game stays fresh.
Now, there are still some flaws. There are way too many load screens. Since your A button controls your tools and interaction, you'll often end up in a dialog box with a monster ally while trying to smack your enemy. There are still tedious activities to perform. Also, if you want to cook 25 pickled turnips, I don't know why I have to select it from a menu 25 times (there should be automation for these things).
I hope Xseed makes another Rune Factory for the Wii. With less load screens, deeper combat, better presentation and automation to streamline tedious activities it could be truly remarkable. Then again, you might still be playing Frontier when that title comes out.
Very Good
Harvest Moon without the Repetitiveness
posted by Tobikun (PITTSBURG, CA) Jul 26, 2009
Member since Mar 2008
3 out of 3 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Graphics: 8/10 The graphics on this game are pretty flawless. the vibrant colors really add to the gameplay experience. Not to mention most of the adult characters don't look like children as they usually di in HM.
Sound: 9/10 the music for this game is solid. Also the addition of voice over work is done quite well.
Overall Gameplay: 8/10 the gameplay was fun and enjoyable as well as smooth. Although it doesn't make full use of the motion sensor tech in the Wii the controls themself are really easy to figure out.
All in all I loved this game and will definitely purchase it when I save up the money to.
Repetitive, yet engaging
posted by tip2k1 (COCOA, FL) Jan 3, 2010
Member since Jan 2010
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Yet, for some reason the game was engaging. I spent the better part of a straight 24 hours playing this game, and yet feeling like I got nowhere in it. The flow of the game was not intuitive, nor did I find any in game help from the characters. I had to turn to the GameFly help/FAQ section to figure out what I was missing, but that did not even help my enjoyment of the game.
At the end of my many hours, I was not left wanting more, I just wondered where my day had gone.
The best Harvest Moon title in years
posted by Alanias101 (ALBANY, NY) Apr 29, 2009
Member since Aug 2007
2 out of 2 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Presentation: Top notch. This is the best translation and voice acting of any Harvest Moon/Rune Factory game and it shows. No more bugs or goofy translations here.
Graphics: Magnificent! It has a nice muted color palette, and has a consistent graphical style. The anime portraits do a lot to endear you to the characters and everything looks very polished.
Music: Very good. Different parts of town have different music and all of it fits great. Everything matches the low key style of the game.
Gameplay: Variety is the spice of life! Focus on farming, or dungeon crawling. Whatever is your favorite aspect of the game. Unlike normal harvest moon where the grind might get tedious RFF gives you plenty to do so no one thing gets very old.
Replayability: Finding everything in this game will take you a long long time so there's plenty of value here, especially for a rental.
If you like Harvest Moon but have been bored with the series in recent years definitely give this one a shot!
Very Good
Excellent Game if You Know What to Expect
posted by RamCow (HONOLULU, HI) Feb 26, 2010
Member since Aug 2007
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Emphasis on LIGHT dungeon crawling. The RPG aspect is not the main focus of the game so if you're looking for an action packed RPG, then you will be severely disappointed.
I thought the Rune Factorys for DS were lacking and I didn't get into them that much, but I really enjoyed the Wii version. Very enjoyable game.
Very Good
A must play for fans
posted by Ninjalord (BIDWELL, OH) Jun 13, 2009
Member since Mar 2009
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
Very Good
Time Consuming
posted by LuckyBuck (BATTLE CREEK, MI) Mar 29, 2009
Member since Mar 2009
1 out of 1 gamers (100%) found this review helpful
The game has a lot of replay value, so just buy it. Do not rent this game unless for some reason you want to try this game out because you have no idea what Harvest Moon or Rune Factory is.
I enjoyed the game but realized soon into it that there was too much to do and not enough time. This game may take you 100 hours, so just go and buy it.
good game
posted by sithbush (Creston, OH) May 21, 2009
Member since Apr 2009
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
posted by LuigiLove (CLEARFIELD, UT) Aug 15, 2010
Member since Jul 2010
2 out of 4 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Rune Factory Frontier (Wii) (USA)
posted by lucindaosb (COTTAGE GROVE, OR) Mar 30, 2009
Member since May 2008
1 out of 8 gamers (12%) found this review helpful
Really Bad
to slow
posted by underwoods (ENID, OK) Jul 11, 2009
Member since Dec 2006
1 out of 9 gamers (11%) found this review helpful
a game that made an effort, but not for everyone..
posted by nr_clark (MARLTON, NJ) Aug 22, 2013
Member since Oct 2012
If there's anything good about this game that taught me, it's that it is more or less meaningful getting up at 6am every day, and that the saying "the early bird gets the worm" is fairly true.
But you can't go on through this game without referring to the Wiki, and that to me is a big strike in the game. Another thing that was a big strike was the fact that the synthesis and forging menu for anything you tried creating was definitely not easy to understand, nor was it well made.
There are endless small flaws that you will easily find in the gaming experience. The AI, the level design, the combat system, the overall flow of the game...they all just fell flat for me.
The game could be pursued in a huge depth for those hardcore gamers who like games such as this one, but like I said, you won't get too far without the Wiki, and who wants to refer to a Wiki to figure out where the jigsaws go to the puzzle?
It was a nice approach by the developers, and the first glance of the game was nice, but I will say it's Definitely not for everyone.
Very Good
Farming + Dungeons = Awesome
posted by MicNinja (BALDWINSVILLE, NY) Feb 6, 2013
Member since Jan 2013
In the beginning you start to collect tools that are needed to grow your crops. It takes a while to clear your land and you will be growing a lot of turnips but once you start to collect and save money, the games storyline really starts to open up and develop.
I will most likely buy this game but as a rental, it takes too much time to develop a feel for the game.
-- Great graphics
-- Very Open Based
-- Beautiful Cut scenes
-- Hours and hours of game play
-- Choose to follow the story or to be an excellent farmer
-- A lot of loading screens
-- Cut Scenes are too short
-- Unnecessary Wii Remote movements
-- Maybe a little TOO open-based, no real guidance on how to move the storyline along
posted by JellyBean30 (SHELBY, MI) May 18, 2012
Member since May 2012
Really Bad
slow slow slow
posted by loto128 (SHERMAN OAKS, CA) May 3, 2012
Member since Dec 2009
I tried a couple of fights too, which involved clumsily swinging a garden hoe at some generic goblins, hoping they stand still long enough while you swing, anchored in one spot for a few seconds, and was completely underwhelmed.
The only thing that kept me mildly interested was the rate at which your tools seemed to level up. Not much reason to keep playing, though.
Overall, don't recommend, unless you've got a considerable degree of patience.
i hated it
posted by lilly2399_2_5_9 (TYLERTOWN, MS) Feb 13, 2012
Member since Jul 2011
The best rune factory!!!
posted by haos8897 (NEWBURGH, NY) Dec 30, 2011
Member since Dec 2011
I recommend this for: casual and hardcore gamers!
Above Average
pretty good just not that good
posted by gamey1 (REXBURG, ID) Oct 21, 2011
Member since May 2011
Above Average
Beautiful, but Frustrating
posted by Nicekitty (NEWARK, DE) Sep 25, 2011
Member since Jul 2011
I was frustrated with how short the day seemed. If I couldn't find who I was looking for, I felt like I was wasting time like crazy. When I got to the Runey system, I lost patience. I read guides about it on the Internet, and it seems like a game of numbers. You can't skip it, because the prosperity of everything depends on them. I didn't want to be bothered.
If the game was affordable, I would buy it and try to work through the frustrations. I think there is lots of fun to be had and so much content to do that I could see spending months trying to win. For now, I'll pass.
Above Average
What is up with Xseed?
posted by greg137 (CALDWELL, ID) Sep 20, 2011
Member since May 2010
Rune Factory has move to your Wii, and yes, the Wii Classic controller is compatible! It is not without its problems, though...
For starters, There are a few translation issues.. like Rosetta says, " I came from the town you stayed at last.." When she could have said, " Hi, its me! Rosetta from Kardia!"... other problems like how you apparently have to deal with the Runeys(not explained in the manual, or how some of the humor, and jests are not exactly kid friendly even though the game is suposed to be for everyone.. The price was a little too high, but that was because the game was discontinued.. I think Natsume could have done a better job than Xseed when it comes to this game.. Not a Bad game, actually it is quite good in fact.. Try Before You Buy!!!
Really Bad
posted by gamereaper1 (JENNINGS, FL) May 9, 2011
Member since Apr 2011
Rune Factory Frontier!
posted by mysticxradiance (LAKE FOREST, CA) Apr 16, 2011
Member since Apr 2011
Rune Factory Frontier is not only extremly entertaining, but it is challenging when you want it to be and relaxing if you choose it to be. :)


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