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DS Lite or PS2 - 09-14-2009, 07:00 PM
Well, my sis says she will give me $60.00 to buy an electronic simply because I whine too much about not having one, and no one bought me anything for my birthday and I highly doubt anyone will buy me anything for Christmas.
I will help her do household chores and such to pay her back, but she has a job, so. I have $20.00 as well, meaning that at the moment we have enough to buy either a DS Lite or a PlayStation 2.
That's not the point.
Here are the prices:
Used DS Lite - $80.00
Used PlayStation 2 - $70.00
Used DS - $70.00 (less?)
My iPod Touch - $260.00
Pros and Cons: PlayStation 2
I am seriously thinking of buying PlayStation 2, simply because it costs ten dollars less than DS Lite and me and my friends have games for it so I will not have to go and buy other games for a while, and even if I do the games will be older and cheaper. Also, here is the thing if I buy PS2 - I can still get the original DS system because my friend has struck me a deal:
[my iPod Touch exchange for his original DS.]
However, my friend Samantha remarked, "Dude, PS2, even at $70, is not good because no one makes games for it anymore - they only make games for PS3 which is like, $230 at the cheapest. You still have to go buy games because, like, you only have one, and buying PS2 just to play Sonic Heroes is sorta wacked up." <- Agreed, but I am not buying PS2 to just play Sonic Heroes. =_____=
I understand this, not to mention I'm not sure if my parents will allow me to play on PS2 everyday seeing as we only have one TV and it's bigscreen, meaning if they want to watch TV I will be scooted off and not allowed to play any games.
Also, my iPod touch I worked hard for when I was a waitress and it cost $260, and I can use it when I am trying to contact people via internet (cuz of wireless) and it has a calculator, music, stuffs like that. That is a loss of $180, which concerns me a little...
Pros and Cons: DS Lite
DS Lite seems like the best choice because it seems like a newer version, right? And it seems like there is a wide variety of games starting to be made for it; the newest version is DSi which the games are still Nintendo DS so they still work on DS Lite. Also there is the fact that GBA games work on it, and I have a GBA, which I have misplaced...Err. >_>; For a few years...*cough* GBA games are a lot cheaper than DS games or PS games.
The bad thing about this is that I'll have a Sonic Heroes game which I will not know what to do with, and I still do not have any DS games.
Pros and Cons: DS Original
DS Original, if I get the PS2 then I can also get this item from my friend in exchange for my iPod Touch. It seems very outdated and I've seen the color screen - the light seems a whole lot darker than the DS Lite and from what I've heard, Lite is a lot better and lighter. However, this too can use GBA games and DS games, so...But I'm still not sure about it.
It's a little too expensive to exchange my iPod Touch for a DS Original, to me, though...Especially since I only got $20 a day as a waitress and I was the only one ^^ That's still a week of saving up, and some days my parents didn't pay me.
Pros and Cons: iPod Touch
iPod touch is probably the only reason why I can even sneak on the internet over the weekends, seeing as my parents won't let me take my laptop there. Also, to me music is very nice to listen to because every weekend we have to drive for 1 hour straight for two ways, and it kills me to have nothing to listen to during that lengthy amount of time - also, I walk to and from school and my iPod is also a necessity here. I think that one day my laptop may deteriorate and if I have my iPod I can still post on TDP, but without it, I am no longer able to access the internet world.
What annoys me is that I spent $260 and yesterday I went to Wal-Mart; they had iPhones, which are the same thing as iPod touches except they can call and have thousands of applications (Not joking, it's for real o_o) while iPod Touch only has like, less than ten...And the iPhone cost...$97.
-___-; Imagine how pi'ssed off I was. Anyway, that just means that I can't sell my iPod touch on Ebay seeing as iPhones cost so freakin' little anyway.
So that's it, really: I just need to know what you think I should get. I have these options:
- Keep iPod Touch and buy DS Lite *$80*
- Trade iTouch for DS Original *Free*
- Trade iTouch for DS Original and get PS2 *$70*
- Just get PS2 and keep iTouch *$70*
I don't have a PS2 but I have a DS lite. All my friends who have a PS2 seem to think it's really good though. I have to say I love my DS lite and the battery lasts really well. Also there is the new DSi so you could always save a bit longer and buy that. It takes pictures that you can morph and you can record sounds and play with them. it depends on your opinion though because some peoples opinion including mine is that you don't really need the camera cause you could always use a phone or normal camera instead. yes it is less to carry around but if you take a good one then it can be a nightmare to print off. I am happy with my liteo my though.
When you say PS2 I suppose you mean the big games console. I don't have one but I go to my friend's house all the time and she has one aswell as a wii. It's really good because you can plug in microphones and mats and such. Plus you can play with up to four people at a time. On the down side it isn't very portable.
I have always wanted an itouch but if you really want an iphone you could see if they would trade your itouch for an iphone although I doubt they would. Mainly because more and more people want iphones these days.
I personally think that you should get a DS lite and keep your itouch.
Hope I've helped.
I have a PS2 (a very freaking old one that still runs like a beauty) and a DSLite. It really depends on what you're looking for; personally, I think the PS2 has a wider range of games that are great.
I stare at the girl in the mirror: T-shirt, torn up jeans, no beauty queen.
But the way that you see me, you get underneath me, and all my defenses just fall away, fall away.
I am beautiful with you, even in the darkest part of me. I am beautiful with you;
Make it feel the way it's supposed to be!
xD, Alright, then - A new thing.
DS Lite used on the internet is $80, but you can't choose what color you want and you stlil hae to pay for shipping.
DS Lite used iRL, I just went to Gamestop the other day - they're $100, and you can choose any of the colors, practically. No shipping, naturally. I like how you can check to see what it's like, if there's any damages, etc, and if something is damaged then I don't have to buy it.
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Terry Mahlon Estes, 74, of Saranac passed away May 25, 2013 in Grand Rapids. He was born July 29, 1938 in Grand Rapids the son of Mahlon and Thelma (Rodgers) Estes.
Terry worked for General Motors until retiring in 1997. He loved to hunt and fish and was an avid reader. He lived life his way.
Surviving are his mother Thelma Estes Bishop of Cascade; children, Roger Estes of Saranac, Mark (Tina) Estes of Belding, Steven Estes of Saranac, Terri Sue (Andrew) Fonger of Lowell and Joe Estes of Lowell; grandson Preston Estes; brother Brian (Lynne) Estes of Cascade; sisters, Karen Franchi of Cascade and Leann Kenney of Florida; uncle Eldon Rodgers; nieces and nephews Angelo Franchi, Chris Estes, Leslie Blue, Erin Kenney and Jamie Kenney.
He was preceded in death by his father Mahlon.
Memorial Services will be held 11 a.m. Friday, May 31, 2013 at the Lake Funeral Home in Ionia with Pastor Greg Gladding officiating. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the time of services on Friday.
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Child Administered 4 Vaccines Without Parental ConsentVaccination
It appears the time has come for parents who oppose vaccination to instruct their children to kick, scream, and fight if any authorities at school, a doctor's office or anyone else ever attempts to vaccinate them.
An attempt by someone to vaccinate a minor without parental consent should be treated by the child the same way as physical assault by a stranger, with the threat to health being extremely grave in either situation.
In other words, the child should be taught to resist and refuse, even screaming for another adult to come to their assistance if necessary.
Detroit mother Sighle Kinney is probably wishing she had done something similar as her 14 year old daughter was recently administered no less than FOUR vaccines, including HPV, without her knowledge or consent.
The mother is "angry with everybody" over this turn of events particularly since she specifically signed a document indicating that medical treatment must never be administered to her daughter without her consent.
Ms. Kinney's daughter developed a rash all over her body as a result of the poison forcibly injected into her body and had to miss several days of school as a result.
Below is the clip from WXYZ in Detroit:
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Mainly it's sake is for protection but at the same time it violates the rule of every parents. It must be properly conform with the guardian and parents, it seems that the organization has pathetically intruded every guardians and parent's responsibility. It's complicated to discuss things over the right of every parents and also taking the side of the organization.
You have to wonder why would they would keep these vaccinations from parents in the first place. Seems they have a hidden agenda if you ask me.
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Concerned parent
Vaccine Damage can be reversed. I have spoken with parents who went as far as healed their children from Autism & mercury poisoning through Holistic approaches and diet. So parents, there is light at the end of the needle. If you became informed after vaccinating your children, do not beat yourself up! You were merely doing what you were taught and trusted that u were protecting your children. Stop scaring the parents who did vaccinate. You are doing exactly what Doctors, nurses, the gov't, & what Bill Gates is doing! Which is promoting FEAR. When you feed your mind with confidence&certainty, the body will follow…..I ask the parents to do their Homework & research…… Yes, we were taught that vaccinations protect. But ask yourself…….. "what if" we were taught the opposite????? Be true to yourself, your instincts. And most of all act out of confidence, not FEAR.
Today my son was given 4 vaccines he's 4 yo .. I told the doc he didn't needed them. That nurse came in and asked me to sat him o. The table I WAS talking TO MY SON explaining the needles she didn't wait she just started to inject him It was horrible I WAS WAITING for the form with tags to sign before anything but I was never giving that chance to review what it was goin to be injected to my defenseless toddler.
You can help fight this abuse of children and of parental rights by visiting Parentalrights.org
Sadly it seems we as parents are not allowed to be just that.. I just found out the legal age of consent in my stat is 13 and now my 15 year old daughter can decide on what is done medically at the doctors office. I have been told she has to reply to all questions and I am not even allowed to see appointments that have been made or even have my say in her medical history. This is really out of control! I agree we should be having our children participate in their care but not giving them complete control when at times they don't even know what the doctor is talking about or what the implications are. We as parents need to stand together and change this. They are OUR children.. and We as parents should be making those decisions not others who know nothing about our children!
It's best to find a doctor you trust; they are out there.
E. Harding
This is a somewhat unfortunate incident, the school clearly acting outside its scope of authority. However, this incident should, at most, provoke mild outrage, it hardly being as serious a violation of parental rights as some here think. It was a simple mistake by the school district, and while some harm was done, no overreactions as seen in some of the comments here should be made.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
This is no simple mistake. It is a HUGE violation of human and parental rights that has most probably robbed this child of some aspect of her health for her entire life. Vaccine damage can never be completely undone.
Concerned parent
Yes it can. Refer to my comment below
Amy T.
simple mistake, huh? And if it were penicllin given to a child with a penicllin allergy, would that also be a simple mistake? Replace this scenario with a loved one getting the wrong medication or vaccine, and let's see if you change your tune. If that were given to my child, who has already had vaccine reactions in the past, it would likely cause permanent damage. As you can see, this young lady developed a rash all over her body as a result. If that is not her body crying out that something is wrong, I don't know what is. Those vaccines have damaged her immune system. And I hope that mom fights hard and wins. This is a BIG unforgivable mistake, and resulted from someone not taking the rights of this parent seriously. BIG mistake.
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I have already told my 4-year-old never to let anyone give her a shot. She says "I will kick and fight them." She has no problem arguing with adults, even strangers (LOL) so I'm sure she would put up a huge fuss. Hopefully we are never in that position since we plan to homeschool but I still taught her.
We have had our children in Public School (in the early years) and Homeschooled them the remainder. We were members of HSLDA all through the homeschool years. HSLDA was always there to answers questions and assist us.
I'm a Christian, an ex-Army Ranger (70's) as well as a State L. E. Officer [I retire in 2 years : ) ]. I'm very much in favor and expect people to do "what ever is necessary" to protect their homes and their children.
If those in charge of the children in public school, act outside of the scope of their authority then justice must be served to protect the innocent and our rights (I have had some act outside of their scope of authority and they have answered dearly for it in the courts).
Some people in government service may think they have took all rights away from parents and government is now the leading authority of children, their wrong! We parents still have rights, we just need learn what authority is give to those in public schools.
I've heard so many parents here in my state say, "but that is what they told me" (teacher, counselor, principal etc.).
The mother of the young lady that was vaccinated without the parents written consent has a very strong case. From what I've read thus far, this was not an act of, "emplied consent based upon emergency treatment to save a life. It was negligence or overzealous empowerment if not both."
When I speak at Homeschool groups, Churches and Civics groups and, I show people what their God given and protected civil and parental rights are, they always walk away feeling empowered, more confident and well assuredthat we have not went to sleep and awakened in a communist country. Don't fallpray to the word play of power hungry people.
"God gave us rights rights, our Federal and State Constitutions protects them, it's up to us to make sure those in authority understand where their authority ends and ours begins."
Patrick Thomas
Many of you may be interested in this compilation I threw together:
"Compilation of mistaken vaccines given in spite of exemptions and other vaccine errors"
Protect your children, look how they Vaccinate the children and adults in Africa it is GENOCIDE by Injection, and they get to suffer for years with autoimmune, mitrocondrial, neurological etc. etc. diseases, and many do indeed die!!!
I have been telling parents for years to get their children OUT of the public school system. HOMESCHOOL!!!!!
Sarah, Debi forwarded this to me, and I would be outraged if that happened to our children. I didn't have time to read all the comments above, so forgive me if I am rehashing a previous one in my comment below.
How is this less of an offense than a child getting a tattoo or body piercing without a parent's consent? Did you know that in at least 31 states in this country, there are laws prohibiting minors from getting a tattoo or body piercing without parental consent? Many of the laws across the country establish financial penalties, prison time or both for violators. Most of the laws define "violator" as the person who performed the tattoo or piercing. This includes Michigan, where this child lives, and Florida. Source: National Conference of State Legislatures, found at http://www.ncsl.org/issues-research/health/tattooing-and-body-piercing.aspx
I wonder if these laws would have any relevance in the situation in Detroit. And what about the violation of the document that the mother had signed? Is there any legal bearing contained within that, or any other documents, that we sign with governmental agencies? Wouldn't their acceptance of those documents imply that they would/should comply?
Sarah, is it possible to keep obscenity so extreme off this blog? Jessica has crossed the line and has no credibility and should not be allowed a forum to spew hate. Just thinking…
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes, will delete that. It is very hard for me to keep up with all the comments. My comment filter is supposed to filter out obscenities but obviously failed to catch this one. So sorry if you were offended by the immaturity of Jessica's comment.
Outrageous! No child should ever be vaccinated (or treated medically) without parental knowledge and consent.
dr acula
why has this got anything to do with vaccination. she was treated medically without parental knowledge is the issue, not vaccinations.
Vaccinate your *expletive* kids, you idiots.
Troll, get back under your bridge and take your potty mouth with you.
Holly Murphy
I do not homeschool…my children currently attend public school, all 11 of them. While tje idea of homeschooling them scares me, I am now more afraid not to. Obamas madndate is seriously erroding our constitutional rights. I seriously began investigating homeschooling while reading about students in england having birthcontrol shots in their arms at school without parental notification. The lunchbox fiasco was bad. This just finished me. We has planned to wait umtil the end of the school year, but I may just pull them out.
Jennifer J
This has absolutely nothing to do with President Obama or the Health Care Affordability Act. This was about stupid local people making a stupid local decision.
Wow. There is no excuse for this. I love the way the school passed the buck to St. John's. I've worked with lots of school nurses and could not imagine any of them doing this. Nurses are taught to double and triple check. I personally would never let my kids get a vaccine at school. I'm not against vaccines but I have a pediatrician who keeps their vaccine records. I would refuse to have my kids weighed. My kids are healthy and again see their own pediatrician on a regular basis. Schools should not be doctors or make medical decisions for kids.
If some kids are vaccinated and some are not, why do the vaccinated ones care if the unvaccinated get sick?
The final quote from the St John's medical group is the most frightening of all. Reading between the lines, but that sure sounded like "We will meet with the family to ensure that she never brings this up again. We will threaten her by saying we will report her to every possible authority until she backs down. We will leave this meeting feeling completely justified in our actions, and with any luck either the family will agree, or at the very least be too afraid to stand up to us ever again." That woman needs a lawyer!!!
I think assault and battery charges are in order.
Alex Lewin
That is just wrong. She should sue the heck out of them. Of course when schools get sued, we all pay…and when hospitals get sued, insurance prices go up.
What really needs to happen is some folks need to get fired.
Jo @ Jo's Health Corner/Naturally Sports & Wellness
I home school my two youngest children but oldest goes to high school. I've told him for years to just walk out of the school if they try to vaccinate him.. It's insane that you can trust schools not to vaccinate even though there are signed documents..
Oh, if you have dogs then you want to make sure that the Vets don't give the dogs vaccines or boosters when they are in the examination room. Quite a lot of dog owners have experienced that dogs get vaccinated against their will when they seek treatments for other problems. The veterinarians don't even ask.
When did "we the people" give schools the right to vaccinate anyhow? What we need to do is fight to get the "medical part" of medicine back in doctor's offices, not in schools. I can see having a school nurse in case a kid gets hurt and needs a band-aid (like no one else can use a band-aid properly?) but she should not have the authority to perform any other function. Certainly no authority not given to her by the parent(s).
Possibly the ACLU should be contacted?
Chris Schilke
D. I think I understand but I don't know for sure what happened in this country? I think that a long time ago we were lied to about this and we accepted those lies. What seemed like a good idea turned into the government's right to force people against their will. Our founding fathers understood the threats presented to them by a tyrannical government because they lived through it. We went from a limited government that seemed friendly to what we have now, one that has overstepped it's constitutional authority. People need to learn and understand the constitution and why the writers created what they did. Of course, that won't help those who are truly blind. We need to speak out everywhere about this tyranny.
Stanley Fishman
Well said, Chris.
Chris Schilke
There are a several issues here and the first one is one of constitutional rights. The mother has every right to deny the school or clinic permission to vaccinate her children. This practice of forced vaccinations is tyrannical and is an issue directly addressed by the constitution.
The next one is one concerning the long term effects on health caused by bypassing the bodies own immune system. The healthy body has adequate defenses to ALL DISEASE CAUSING PATHOGENS. In other words: healthy people won't get sick. Poking a needle into the skin bypasses the bodies front line defenses leaving the body defenseless against what comes through the needle. And that's not to speak about the toxic metals used to prepare the vaccines.
If the government that has become tyrannical really wants to do something good for it's people then it should force them to become healthy. I know this isn't practical and neither would it be legal or right. The government doesn't have the right to force anybody to do anything against their will. Public schools are run by the government and therefore have no rights to enforce something that is morally illegal.
This is so alarming. It is definitely time for concerned parents and anyone interested in medical choice to look at the agenda of the Canary Party (think the canary in the coal mine). We need to become a strong voice for the rights of personal sovereignty and medical freedom. The day is coming when just homeschooling won't protect you. I encourage you to look at the Canary Party website and find out what you can do in your own community before it is too late. Your health, Your choice, Your voice
Chris Schilke
"If the people let government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state as are the souls of those who live under tyranny." -Thomas Jefferson
Wow, Nancy, that's amazing. I never thought that any of our founding fathers thought much about health? Shows you how much I know. I like what you wrote on your post.
I agree with the right to chose for your children. I also know that my children are put at greater risk in the world w/o vaccines (for them) due to a genetic condition. I have to make the choice everyday on if an environment would be safe enough for them. So for us we opted to have them becasue they are at a greater risk w/o them. But I find it absolutely appalling that a school would force this on anyone's child. Even if there was a consent real or implied somewhere in the schools paperwork they still should have contacted the parents prior to any action. There are personal, religious and health reason why parents chose to get or not get vaccines. My children should not have a live (nasal mist) flu vac due to a mitochondrial issue. Schools are becoming miniature dictatorships where our children are denigrated as second and third class people. Parents are losing more power to be involved with their children education – in a public school setting. Home school is on the rise becasue we see that public = government schools cannot and will not have our children's best interests in mind. We are caught between two income families in order to live while the government raises our children in their image and likeness. Or, as many families have and continue to do, we have to sacrifice certain needs to ensure that our children can truly become all that they are capable of!
This is simply unacceptable! Every parent should raise their voices and SCREAM that we will not have our rights stripped away by some bureacrat! Let's stick together as Nancy suggests and let them know that we will not lie down for this! Poor child to be assaulted in such a horrible way! God save America from those who would pay any price to control everyone!
Bobbie hardy
I have openly told my schooled children, that if they try, or they see a needle, they gave the right to resort to minor violence (pushing, stepping on toes) to run away from there. I then told them to walk home! I live close enough to the school, I told them to hurry and run!! May sound paranoid, but that won't be my kid!!
Chris Schilke
Bobbie hardy, In my opinion it's not paranoid to teach your children to resist physical aggression and threats directed toward them. These things are a fact of life and children need to know what to do when faced with these situations. In my opinion you have done the right thing for your children.
This is just crazy! And infuriating!!!
I know this is a little off topic but I have concerns about homeschooling. I have had a public ed teacher tell me that she has had kids come in from homeschooling into her class and that they are always "off" and socially inept. Her kids attended private schools. But I have bigger concerns with my child being an "inmate" as Stanley so eloquently put it. Just don't want them to be marginalized or weird and we don't have a lot of family in the area. But then again, I went to public school and it was just soo miserable!
Diana, I had heard all the same stuff before I started homeschooling and I have to tell you that what you are describing is usually because the public school kids are often taught not to question and just do what they are told. True learning requires give and take, so that you can learn in the best way possible for that child. Public schools just aren't set up to allow that, but I do occasionally hear of a great teacher who thinks outside the box and his/her students are so blessed! No one knows your child better than you and what kicks their brain into gear to get excited about learning! I have a 19, 17 and 16 year old that I have homeschooled and they are awesome people! You would love to be around them! They learn from every experience, because they aren't afraid to ask! Anyway, our experience has been wonderful! (We did do 4-H and many other different things to help with the social, but unless you purposely keep them from people, they learn to enjoy the interaction and appreciate those opportunities!) BTW, many of my friends think that I am weird, because we eat differently, we enjoy different things and we think differently! (Like not taking vaccinations or running to the doctor for every sniffle!) Weird? So, we all need to learn to be who we are and not ashamed of it!
Chris Schilke
Watchmom3, I like your comment about home school and I agree with what you say about children developing social skills. They learn those skills while engaging in activities outside the school environment.
Parents should teach their children, it's what they are for. I know that it must have been a challenge for you sometimes but I take it from your comment that the efforts have so far been worth it?
You also addressed another issue: that of what a school is designed to do. I remember having more difficult teachers than good ones. I won't blame them directly because I believe they were taught the wrong way. The good teachers that I had were the ones that allowed us to ask what many would consider to be stupid questions. A child that wants to know doesn't ask stupid questions; they ask questions concerning something they don't understand. To not answer that question leaves a gap in the child's knowledge and leads to confusion for the child. The problem really may be teachers that don't understand what they are teaching and who don't remember what it was like to be a child.
Vaccines? It sounds like you feel that we shouldn't let them be given to our children and if that's true I agree.
I appreciate your comments esp from someone with experience! I know that public school for me was miserable and we were always held to the lowest common denominator. I don't like the one size fits all mentality either. Plus, the schools here look sooo depressing they make you want to cry!
We are totally considered weirdos by people who know about what we do foodwise and not popping drugs for everything too! I'm still shocked they think it is crazy to not run to the Dr for a hang nail! "What if it gets infected?" 😀 Esp since on GAPS where we can't join in bc it is so hard to explain, we just show up after everyone has eaten! I never fit in as a kid in grade school (I did fine once I left the dreadful school district I was in but always felt that I was weird for not fitting in! I guess we just need to take it one step at a time and adapt as needed.
This does not surprise me at all (but makes me angry and sad). This type of thing is becoming more and more common in our country. Parental rights are rapidly being eroded. It's time for parents to wake up! There is an organization trying to promote a Parental Rights amendment to the Constitution. Support them! (parentalrights.org)
Sue T.
This is such an outrage. I would be fuming if I was that mother. How dare they do anything medically without the mother's permission, the daugther is a minor. What I really want to know is why they took a blood and urine test, what are those going to be used for?
Beth Stowers
I wrote about this story too' and it prompted quite a few conversations between my and my son. He's 7 and asks why people want to put vaccines into children when they have toxins in them. He cannot understand why (nor can I, sometimes).
In Michigan, it was a nurse that operates from a medical center inside the school that did this. The school washed their hands clean of the responsibility of this, deferring it to the medical center. It looks like the school has some of sort of contract with the medical school.
Anyhow, I would sue whomever is responsible (and I believe the school should be responsible for any contracted worker on their premises). Her daughter is having health problems already from the shots and the mother explicitly signed a form to NOT vax her.
My son goes to public school. We don't have the money to put him into a private school and we chose this option because I am having some health problems and cannot homeschool him as easily. He's gifted, so finding a school that will work for him has been tough. One of my core reasons for healing my health is so I can insist that I homeschool him next year.
I have told him that if anyone tries to vaccinate him, he can yell, kick and scream. First, he is to calmly tell the school to contact us before they act. As a last resort, we have even told him he can run away from whoever is trying to give him a shot. Lastly (and most importantly), we told him that is he is given a shot against his will, it's NOT his fault.
Hopefully, this story wakes more parents up. Whether or not one believes in vaccinations, a school (or whoever operates the health center at a school) should not vaccinate someone against parental consent, or even at all.
I am an advocate of vaccines, and also believe that all children attending public school should be vaccinnated – however, a minor should never never never be given non-essential (as in not an emergency situation) medical treatment without speaking to/getting permission from the parent directly prior. If they cannot get ahold of said parent, then nothing should be done. Consent forms should be for emergency situations only. If the parent opposes vaccines (it is my opinion) that they should homeschool or attend a school that follows similar principles to their belief structure. If the child as a medical condition that prohibits the use of vaccines (allergy etc), it should be well noted in the childs medical file and no medical professional in their right mind should administer without discussion with the parent.
I just want to add, though i believe vaccines to be an absolute necessity in life, schools absolutely should NOT be giving or authorizing the administration of vaccines – i believe that the only appropriate venue for such things is in a medical office, hospital, or clinic with parent or legal guardian present. The school should be held accountable (as another said) because they are allowing this to occur with a child that is in their care. A parent or legal guardian should ALWAYS be there for medical treatment of a minor (with obvious exceptions for unexpected life-threatening emergencies – ambulance, ER etc where the parent cannot be reached)
Adrienne @ Whole New Mom
I want to scream. I am so fed up w/ the government trying to take over our role as parents.
I just posted this morning: Did Vaccines Cause My Son's Autism – Part one.
Vaccines do cause autism as well as a number of other illnesses. Why? Because giving a young child what are we up to now, like 40 shots in their early years completely jacks up their immune system. There is no room for their own immune systems to develop when being injected continuously with toxins. It is an absolute disgrace!
While I do not oppose vaccinating children, I DO object to having it done without parental permission. I am deathly (as in DEAD) allergic to tetanus which is the T part of the DPT (or however they arrange it these days) shot. When my son was due his shots I told the Dr of my allergy and they gave him a half dose of tetanus in his first shot… and another half in his next shot to SEE if he was going to react. Thank goodness he is not allergic but SUPPOSE this was the case in one of the schools where it was given against the parent's knowledge or permission. DISASTER waiting to happen.
Tara McMillan
In west Virginia, attorney Patricia Finn is being harassed by officials because she is representing those that oppose forced vaccinations. Those that want vaccinations (for their own "safety" and not others) go to great lengths to make those that choose not to vaccinate- look crazy, or downplay the situation. I am sure that if it was a mom injecting her daughter with something she would be called on- unless of course she was a nurse and she was vaccinating.
I don't understand what vaccinated people are so worried about…isn't that the point, the vaccines 'protect' them (in theory, I know it's not true)? Shouldn't it be the non-vaccinated that should be concerned about safety? If vaccines work so great, why do they care if people AREN'T vaccinated? I personally have 3 boys, the two that I vaccinated have learning disabilities and get sick regularly. The one that I haven't vaccinated is never sick and brilliant!
Diane M Stewart via Facebook
My son didn't have vaccinations and has always been very healthy. Luckily, I was able to stand up when needed at school or with medical personnel when they tried to bully us into getting them.
Donna Trimner via Facebook
They could have killed her. That's what pisses me off!
If this is true (and it sounds like it is), this is completely inappropriate on so many different levels. While I am pro-vaccine, I believe every parent has a right to make his/her own decisions about this matter. If this mother chose for her daugther not to be vaccinated, so be it; that's her choice, and she deserves the right to make it. And when did schools even start doing this sort of thing?!? How grossly and completely inappropriate. Hypothetically, even if this Mom had wanted her daughter vaccinated, it should not have had anything to do with the school system! It will be interested to see how this will be resolved – likely quietly if the school system has anything to say about it.
Well SAID, Carrie! Bravo!
I am completely horrified. How can this happen?? Our kids arent safe anymore. I would be beyond fuming especially how HPV vaccine is SO dangerous. Id be sueing them for all theyve got. how dare they put your child at risk.
Stanley Fishman
My heart goes out to that mother and child. Perhaps they should contact the American Civil Liberties Union in Detroit, or a private attorney, because it sure looks like their rights were violated.
It is horrifying how a greedy medical system is now perhaps the single greatest danger to the health of everyone..
You are absolutely right, Sarah. Children should be taught to scream, fight, do anything to avoid being vaccinated without their parents consent.
Rick-joni Huber via Facebook
We have homeschooled for 25 yrs and am recently not feeling so "safe" even at home. The gov't is getting so big and too powerful that we are quickly being stripped of our parental rights in every area. Pretty soon they will be coming to our doors!
Shir Gardstein via Facebook
I remember getting TB tested in school. The school nurse would go down the aisle pricking kids arms using the same needle. Several kids had reactions because they were allergic to eggs. This was about 40 years ago.
that is so completely disgusting that she used the same needle, what is wrong with people???
Tina Loving via Facebook
Did anyone read Karen's rant? I sure didn't.
Recently there was a story in the news about a local woman who was arrested for injecting her (teenaged) children with heroin. You can imagine the public outrage and disgust that followed. How is this story any different? A child is still being injected with a foreign (toxic) substance (drug) without consent.
really? yes it was his mother, and it's heroin. 2 very different things here.
Barb- just because *you* believe that something is harmless, doesn't mean that it actually is. Injecting a child with heroin is wrong, and having a STRANGER (no matter what their "qualifications" may be) inject your child with ANY substance that you have not approved is ALSO wrong. The child had an ALLERGIC REACTION to those vaccines, what right did the school or their nurse's clinic have to administer those to her without her mother's approval?! What if the reason her mom DIDN'T have her get those vaccinations in the first place is because she knew there was the possibility of an allergic reaction? The public (us!) have every right to be outraged along with the mother for this gross disregard for parental rights, and for the child's rights as well.
Huh? When did I say I thought something was harmless?? Actually I believe both of this occurrences are very HARMFUL.
However, I am definitely more outraged at a mother injecting her child with heroin, than a school injecting a child with a vaccine. Sorry, maybe that's just the ER nurse in me. t
Injecting the kids was wrong, and in the long run what they injected may be more harmful than the heroin was. The schools are a disgrace. There is no comparing these morose re-education camps to the vibrant and happy schools we had before they just became cash cows for union employees.
Kelly Hill via Facebook
Normally I am against "frivolous" lawsuits, but in this case and especially with such a dangerous and idiotic vaccine as HPV, I would hope that she sues their butts off.
That's terrible, I would be SO enraged. Those are some heavy duty vaccines – they could have taken years off her life just in that 5 minutes or whatever it took to shoot her up.
FarmboyLogic.com via Facebook
I remember getting a few vaccines when I was in junior high without my parents consent. My parents were not happy! This is beginning to get ridiculous, more and more decisions are being taken out of the parents hands, and put into 'officials' hands who supposedly know what the children need, better than their own parents. But surely the vaccine company's financial contributions have nothing to do with the education sectors stance on vaccines! *heavy sarcasm*
Erin Bennett via Facebook
A doctor or nurse can be charged with battery if they treat you when you have indicated you do not want to be treated. Why can't they be charged with battery when you have indicated the same thing for your own child?
It is against the Board of Registered Nurses in every state for a RN to vaccinate without a signed consent whether the child was in the hospital or not. And when the parent signs the medical treatment when a child is hospitalized, they must STILL sign a vaccine consent. If this occurred without the mother's written consent, then there must be some portion of the story that is being missed. Like possible child abuse with enough evidence that the child needed vaccinations…that is just the first thing that comes to mind when I read about the blood and urine testing as well.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@Mendy you are very fortunate to have a Warrior Goddess for a Mother! We all have to follow her example nowadays!
Susan Fite via Facebook
This is shocking. Whether you advocate vaccination or not, this is clearly a violation of parental rights and informed choice. Scary to think of what's next.
I actually had a talk over the weekend with my 7.5 year old who is not vaxxed. Can't recall how it started but we got around to talking about what vaccine are, how they work, etc. He asked 'How can people believe they work if they have nasty stuff in them?' Smart kid, eh?? I periodically have a talk with him how he should refuse to have anything done without me present and to insist the school call me for anything. On any given form for field trip, etc. I always put in big letters NO VACCINES. Sounds like I'll be having another talk tonight… thanks Sarah.
Karen Veater Walker via Facebook
I'm sorry, I'm on board with the eating healthy, but you've just taken this too far! No, that child should not have been vaccinated without the parents' consent, BUT this reaction to vaccinations is founded fully on fear. There is no medical or scientific basis to support the claim that vaccinations are harmful. More and more, studies are showing that the disorders previously feared to be caused by vaccines are linked to eating high amounts of processed foods. Its the preservatives, additives, hormones and chemicals in our foods that are causing the problems. Most children receive those toxins in high doses, daily, as opposed to the small amounts of toxins that are rarely administered and found in vaccines. Ask yourself this: Would I rather my child become afflicted with and potentially die from a preventable disease OR would I rather give my child an extremely low and unsupported risk of being afflicted with a disorder as a result of protecting them from the horrible disease? Too many parents have kicked themselves for choosing the former. I, for one, support protecting my children and giving them the best life I can. For me, that means providing home cooked (and home grown, when possible) unprocessed and organic foods and using green cleaning products, no deodorant and deodorizers. Don't get swept up in fear. Educate yourselves!
Actually, there is a major difference in having something injected into the body as opposed to eating it. People are opposing vaccines not out of fear but out of being properly educated. Give me a break!
Jess Mullins H via Facebook
Also I want to add that I KNOW the government will test vaxes on people in the military and their families, because they called me asking about a vax once and I basically told them we didnt get it but thanks for calling to confirm thats why they do it :-X
Jennifer Sinclair via Facebook
@Nathan, there are several problem with modern vaccinations – autism aside. The Mercury content is a problem, as well as the inclusion of aborted fetal cells in many of them. Not only is that completely unnecessary, but it's morally objectionable for many people.
@Maeghan, don't let people tell you that you can't homeschool your children. As their mother, you have insight and instinct for *your* children that classroom teachers just don't have. I'm a classroom-trained teacher, and believe me – a degree is only a hindrance in the beginning, but it can be overcome. LOL
Michelle Barnes via Facebook
I am wondering why they only pulled out one student? Does anybody have anymore details about this story? And they took her blood and urine? That is so strange! Did they suspect she was carrying something?
Jess Mullins H via Facebook
we have alwasy homeschooled except one year. My kids were going to a DOD school(schools on military base) my husband was hurt/sick and we had to put them in for that year because we were really busy with him. Anyway that was when the swine flu vax just came out. They sent home consent forms for the vax I was so ticked off for one they tried to act like they were doing military families a favor saying we got priotity to it LIES they wanted our families to TEST IT! Second , they got a ton of kids all lined up assembly style like cattle and just shot them up! I took my kids out and signed it but I also said NOOOOOOOO in huge letters. I made them stay home when they gave them too because I didn't trust them , you cant trust anyone with your kids anymore.
It's so incredibly scary how marginalized parental rights have become. Schools, medical practitioners and government officials see no need to consult with parents before treating children however they see fit. Whether it's taking away a child's lunch, vaccinating without permission or teaching anything outside of the "three R's" it seems our ability to raise our children the way we see fit is in serious danger.
I'm so glad I'm able to home school. I know people may think I'm sheltering or isolating my children, but it is for reasons like this. I'm protecting them while they are too young to protect themselves.
Stanley Fishman
Kim, most home schooled children are much better able to cope with life than kids who have had their love of learning destroyed by the government schools. They also can interact with adults, without problem. They are usually much more confident and self motivated than the inmates of government schools. Our family was involved with a large home school support group for many years, and I have seen many children grow up home schooled. Most of them are quite successful in higher education or jobs, are independent and responsible, and I cannot think of a single one who ever got in serious trouble.
And many of the people in our group refused all vaccines for their children.
You are doing the right thing.
inmates? Give me a break Stan. there are lots of great schools out there and great kids in them. Home schooling is not the answer to life's problems. Also it's not feasible for a lot of people who have to work to support their family.
@ Barb: there are programs available for home schoolers to teach other children besides their own. It requires some special documentation but it can be done. The "other documentation" is just our guberment's way of still keeping track though. Bet on it.
Education has changed remarkably in the past 20 years. So much so, that I wouldn't even think of putting a child in a public school. And Barb, it's not the schools themselves. Of course there "good schools" – it's the curricula they require which is upsetting. I have a friend who says "the hallmark of a good school nowadays is whether or not anyone got shot today". Sometimes I feel they are right in that assessment.
Michelle Barnes via Facebook
Wow, that is scary!
Shanonn Thompson Hale via Facebook
My dd was vaccinated w/ round 1 of varicella and I was TICKED!!
Jess Mullins H via Facebook
omg someone would pay big time…
Michelle Mahan Yera via Facebook
This is really scary!!
Pilarandmike Roy via Facebook
I would also like to know why they took blood & urine as well. Also, not only should parents be informed prior to the action, but permission should be required and they should be present.
Pilarandmike Roy via Facebook
Adrianne Gaskell via Facebook
Or sign, or both
Louise Jones via Facebook
I was only talking about this an hour or so ago. I can't help thinking it won't be long before we have these situations in the UK. Homeschooling it might have to be!
Adrianne Gaskell via Facebook
Sing this petition: http://parentalrights.org/
Lori Winter via Facebook
Oh, this disgusts me.
Ann Hauer via Facebook
This is in my area and I was just flabbergasted at the audacity. Our state has exemptions for religious, medical & philosophical reasons. Not to mention, most schools (at least my son's) will not administer ANYTHING without written directions on the emergency card or from a doctor.
What's shameful is some waved it off saying "It's not my child"… Next time, it very well could be and NO ONE acknowledges it until it is way too late to stand for personal freedoms/ rights.
Maeghan Fredriksson via Facebook
Ugh…. maybe I should consider homeschooling
Barbara LaRosa via Facebook
It is only going to get worse, Phamaco mafia is getting stronger because in part by uninformed American that are like sheep.Sorry this has been a touchy subject for me for 30 years.
Za Kocher via Facebook
R.P is for parental and individual rights.
Oh and food rights. Who else can we believe will fight for our rights?
Mendy Cleveland HealthCoach via Facebook
I'm 47 years old, when I was in elementary school the school nurse was also the county nurse practitioner. Every year she would line classes up for their annual "shots." My mother had 5 of us in school ad she instructed us to never allow the nurse to give us a shot. She told us to demand they call her first and to do what we had to until they did. All of this even though she had it written in every file that they were not to iinnoculate her children. One year the nurse came to our house and I remember her and my Mom arguing about this. We never got shots at school, I think tey feared my 5 foot red-headed Mom. My point is that this is not a new tactic.
Barbara Deneke via Facebook
Wow that's unbelievable. I would be doing alot more than complaining. And what's up with taking blood and urine samples from her??!! I would definitely have many peoples heads over this one.
Christine Ten Eyck Myers via Facebook
@Nathan- the issue is too complex to fully address in these comments, but the gist of it is that we are overwhelming our children's systems with too many vaccines containing too many toxins. And, yes, this is one thing that can trigger autism. There is lots of great information out there if you are willing to set aside what mainstream medicine feeds you, and take an open-minded look at it.
Sheree Michael via Facebook
I warned my kids to make the biggest fuss ever if anyone tried to vaccinate them at school, so far they haven't had 2 do this yet.
Oh my god. This is wrong on so many levels…. And just confirms once again why I will be home schooling my children since that seems to be the only way to truly protect them.
I encourage all parents to closely examine all the consents form they have signed for public schools. I found at least 4 forms when registering my special needs children for school that could possibly be viewed as consent.
Amie Carroll White via Facebook
Nathan, if you research (read research, not CDC junk science) you'll understand. Most educated about them, even when choosing to vaccinate, follow a much different schedule than is suggested by the CDC.
Nicole Naatz via Facebook
personally i am not agaist vaccinations BUT if it evey happened without my permission or being presesnt i would be extreamly upset and there would be a lawsuit.
Jan Posch via Facebook
Nathan Wildcat Riley via Facebook
I can understand the issue regarding the lack of parental consent…but why are people still upset with vaccinations? Is it still the suspected link to autism?
Carol Christensen via Facebook
Jennifer Sinclair via Facebook
"We will meet with the student's family to ensure that the issue is addressed appropriately."
If I was that dear mother, my answer would be, "We will meet in COURT to address this issue appropriately – NOTHING LESS." The country needs a loud and clear example that forcible vaccination is a criminal offense.
I am FUMING with this mother!
Took blood and urine as well: WHY?!
Kim Billings Wooten via Facebook
What has happened to this country??? Our parental rights are being thrown out the window. It's like living in China! >(
Michal Circolone via Facebook
Can you say homeschool? No one can force a vaccine on your child when they're at home…
Agreed! A lot of parents don't realize either that there are waiver forms that, by state law, they HAVE to give to you for vaccine exemption. But so many parents don't even know.
Kateri Scott via Facebook
Donna, what did you do?
Donna Thompson via Facebook
One of my children received an unauthorized vaccination a day after he was born, in the hospital, and I was not informed of it until a nurse accidently told me about it.
Donna, What did you do?
Amy T.
This happened to my son too, but I didn't realize the depth of this "mistake" (which I believe was intentional), until much later, and I don't have enough proof to do anything about it. – When I was in labor, they got my husband to sign a "blanket consent" form for all medical procedures- apparently my birth plan became toilet paper to them. He was taken for his hospital pictures and I was told I could not come, he came back a red screaming mess and had been given a Hep. B. vaccine- I had specifically asked not to give him this in my birth plan, as he was not at risk. He reacted to other vaccines, (febrile seizures, eczema etc). as we did consent to other shots until about 1 1/2 yrs. old, and he now has Autism.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
Can we say LAWSUIT? The problem is no amount of money will take that poison out of your child's body. This has happened not just at schools but also doctor's offices too (when the child is perhaps a young teen and Mom doesn't go back to the examination room with him/her. Stay with your child at all times at the doctor's office!
Rebecca C
it might make them think twice about doing it to the next kid though.
Laura Kay Moretti via Facebook
scary and infuriating!
Laura Kay Moretti via Facebook
scary and infuriating!
Tiffani Beckman via Facebook
and they wonder that homeschooling is on the rise…


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Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
|Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
North American cover art, featuring (left to right) Apollo, Klavier, Trucy, and Kristoph
|Mitsuru Endo
|Minae Matsukawa
|Kazuya Nuri
Akiko Nishizawa
Koujiro Ogiwara
Tatsuro Iwamoto
|Shu Takumi
|Toshihiko Horiyama
Hideki Okugawa
|Ace Attorney
|Nintendo DS
|Release date(s)
|Adventure, visual novel
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, known in Japan as Gyakuten Saiban 4 (Japanese: 逆転裁判4?, lit. "Turnabout Trial 4"), is a visual novel adventure video game developed by Capcom for the Nintendo DS handheld game console. It is the fourth video game in the Ace Attorney series, and was originally released in Japan on April 12, 2007; it was later released in North America, Europe and Australia in 2008.
The game takes place seven years after the previous game, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Trials and Tribulations. Phoenix Wright, the main character of previous titles in the series, has been stripped of his attorney's badge, and Apollo Justice, an up-and-coming attorney, becomes his apprentice, working with Phoenix's adopted daughter Trucy on four cases. The player's goal is to get their clients declared not guilty; to do this, they investigate the cases and cross-examine witnesses. When finding inconsistencies in witness testimonies, the player is able to present pieces of evidence that contradict the witnesses' statements. They can also use the "perceive" system, in which they are able to see nervous motions or actions during witness testimonies, similar to a tell in poker.
The game was developed by a team of 28 staff members, including producer Minae Matsukawa, director Mitsuru Endo, and character designer Kazuya Nuri. Series creator Shu Takumi, who wrote the game's scenario and took on a supervisory role for the production, had wanted the series to end with Trials and Tribulations, as he felt that Phoenix's character had been explored fully; when it was decided that the game would get made, he wanted it to have a new main character with a new story, and wanted Phoenix to not make an appearance. Despite this, it was decided that Phoenix would be the accused in the first case in the game. Apollo Justice sold around 250,000 copies during the first retail week and 515,417 by the end of 2007, and has been mostly positively received by critics.
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is, like the rest of the Ace Attorney series, a cross between the adventure game and visual novel genres.[1] The player's goal is to defend their clients in four cases, and prove their innocence.[2][3] The gameplay is separated into two types of situations: Investigations and trials.[4]
During the investigation phase of each case, the player explores the game world by either using the stylus or the D-pad to select the actions they wish to engage in: Examine, Move, Talk, or Present. The player converses with non-player characters by selecting dialogue and can move around the game world by selecting the locations they wish to travel to. Information gained during Investigation Mode can be used during the Trial phase of the game and items picked up can be used as evidence. The player cannot progress without completing certain actions.[5] Ema Skye, a character from the DS remake of the original Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney game, often provides the player with opportunities to use DS features such as the microphone to perform actions such as dusting for fingerprints.[6]
The trial portions consist of listening to and cross-examining witness testimonies. The player is given the option to either Press or Present evidence in response to statements made by witnesses.[7] The player can either select their choice or yell into the microphone.[8] By choosing Press, the player questions the witness's statement, which sometimes causes the witness to change their testimony. When finding inconsistencies in the testimony, the player may choose Present in order to show a piece of evidence that they think contradicts the testimony.[9] The player has a health bar, representing the judge's patience. If the player presents incorrect pieces of evidence or choose incorrect answers to questions in court, health is lost. If the health bar reaches zero, the player loses the game and their client is declared guilty.[10] A new system, known as the "Perceive System," can be used to look for motions or actions made by witnesses that show nervousness, similar to a tell in poker. The move comes with the catchphrase, "Gotcha!" ("There!" (そこだ! Soko da!?) in Japanese).[11] The game also includes a "Crime Recreation Mode" that models evidence or the crime scene in a 3-D rendition and allow the player to explore the recreation to look for clues. Additionally, the game often recreates the crime in cutscene sequences, allowing the player to observe the action and find contradictions.[12]
Setting and characters[edit]
Apollo Justice takes place seven years after the previous game in the series, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Trials and Tribulations.[13] The game consists of several cases and trials, called Turnabouts. In four separate Turnabouts, the main character, Apollo Justice, must defend his clients against the charge of murder. After the first Turnabout, Apollo works for retired attorney Phoenix Wright, who lost his attorney's badge due to unknowingly falsifying evidence and now runs the "Wright Talent Agency" to support his adopted daughter, Trucy Wright, a magician from the disbanded Troupe Gramarye and who helps Apollo out during investigations and in court.
In the first case, Turnabout Trump (逆転の切札 Gyakuten no Kirifuda?), Phoenix, now a pianist, is accused of murder. Apollo, under the tutelage of Phoenix's friend, Kristoph Gavin, is called to defend Phoenix and find the true murderer. Unbeknownst to Apollo, he uses falsified evidence to find the real murderer, Kristoph, and proves Phoenix's innocence.
The second case, Turnabout Corner (逆転連鎖の街角 Gyakuten Rensa no Machikado?, lit. "Turnabout Connected Corners"), begins with Apollo joining Phoenix's combined law office and talent agency, the Wright Anything Agency. He and Trucy investigate three separate but simultaneous incidents: a hit-and-run, a panty-theft, and a missing noodle stand. Seemingly unrelated at first, it is proven that the cases are all connected to a murder that occurred on the same night; Wocky Kitaki, the son of the local Kitaki family gang, is accused of the crime. Apollo defends him, and faces off against Kristoph's brother, prosecutor Klavier Gavin, in court; Apollo connects the cases to convict the true murderer, Wocky's fiancée, Alita Tiala.
In Turnabout Serenade (逆転のセレナード Gyakuten no Serenādo?), the third case, Klavier invites Apollo and Trucy to a concert for his band, the Gavinners. A murder occurs during the show, and Apollo and Trucy receive the task of defending the main suspect, pianist Machi Tobaye, one of the concert's guest stars. Aided by the other guest star, the Borginian singer Lamiroir, Apollo proves Tobaye's innocence by unraveling a complicated plot to smuggle cocoons and uncovers the real murderer, Klavier's bandmate and detective Daryan Crescend.
In the fourth and final case, Turnabout Succession (逆転を継ぐ者 Gyakuten o Tsugu Mono?, lit. "Successor to Turnabout"), Apollo defends Vera Misham, who has been accused of poisoning her father, Drew. As the finale of Apollo Justice, Turnabout Succession reveals the mysteries surrounding Phoenix's last case as an attorney, as well as the history of Troupe Gramarye and how Trucy came to be his adopted daughter. It is also revealed to Phoenix that Trucy and Apollo are half-siblings, and that Lamiroir is really their birth mother, Thalassa Gramarye. This is the sole session of the game where the player can interact as Phoenix. In the end, it is discovered that Kristoph Gavin was responsible for the deaths of Drew Misham and Zak Gramarye, the attempted murder of Vera Misham, and the fake evidence that forced Phoenix to retire. At this point, the player can determine Vera Misham's verdict through the Jurist System. Choosing "Not Guilty" results in Vera being declared not guilty, while Phoenix promises Lamiroir that he will tell Apollo and Trucy the truth someday and considers retaking the bar exam and returning to law. Choosing "Guilty" leads to an alternate ending in which the court agrees on a "hung jury," leaving the actual verdict to be decided the next day. Vera succumbs to poison she unwittingly consumed during the trial and dies before her verdict is decided.
Apollo Justice was developed by a team of 28 staff members.[14] It was produced by Minae Matsukawa and directed by Mitsuru Endo, with character design and art by Kazuya Nuri,[15] while series creator Shu Takumi wrote the game's scenario and took on a supervisory role.[1][16] Takumi had wanted the series to end with the previous game, as he felt its main character, Phoenix Wright, had been fully explored and that his story had been told; he said that it is important to know when to end a story, that he did not want the series to become a shadow of its former self, and that he did not see any reason to continue it. When it was still decided that a fourth game would be made, Takumi wanted it to have a new main character and a new story; he did not plan to have Phoenix appear in the game, but his colleagues wanted him in the game in some form, which led to him being the accused in the first case in the game.[17]
Early in development, it was proposed that the game would use 3D graphics, as a way to make a big impact worthy of the start of a new Ace Attorney series; eventually they settled for a 2D style, with a few 3D elements.[18] Apollo Justice was the first game in the series to feature videos created using motion-capture data. A male staff member of the Research & Development team was chosen to be the motion-capture actor for a female character; the producer described him as being "a natural" at it.[19] Voice acting was also provided by Capcom staff members.[20] During development, staff members visited real courts to watch and study the trials.[21] Most of the game's music was composed by Toshihiko Horiyama, with Hideki Okugawa composing three songs and Akemi Kimura and Shu Takumi composing two songs each. A soundtrack album, Gyakuten Saiban 4 Original Soundtrack, was released on June 27, 2007.[22] A concert, based on the music from Ace Attorney and entitled Gyakuten Meets Orchestra, took place in Tokyo in April 2008.[19] A CD of the concert was published on July 16, 2008.[23]
Alexander O. Smith, who worked as a writer on the localization of the first Ace Attorney game, also worked on the localization of Apollo Justice.[24] Localization of the game was already in progress by August 2007.[25] The name "Apollo Justice" was decided in collaboration between the Japanese and American divisions of Capcom; it took them twenty-two meetings to decide on it. The name refers to how Apollo fights for justice.[19][26] During the localization, there was some debate about the use of the word "panties" to describe Trucy's magical bloomers, a prop she uses in her magic shows; some on the localization team felt that it was inappropriate to joke about an underage girl's panties, and wanted them to be localized as "magic pants", while some felt that the joke would be lost if the player already knew that they were massive bloomers. Janet Hsu, one of the staff members working on the localization, made an argument for "emotional accuracy", saying that the Japanese version of the game was trying to make the player feel at unease over looking for what they might imagine to be "sexy lingerie", and then let the player feel relief at finding out that it is a prop for a magic show. In the end, they were referred to as "panties".[27]
The game was announced in 2005, and was originally planned to be released in 2006 in Japan.[20] A demo version of the game was first made available at Tokyo Game Show in 2006,[28] and an English trailer was presented at the following year's Tokyo Game Show.[29] The game was eventually released in Japan on April 12, 2007,[30] with North American, European, and Australian releases following on February 19, 2008, May 9, 2008, and May 22, 2008, respectively.[31][32][33] In Japan, a limited edition of the game was made available. It includes branded headphones, an Ace Attorney dictionary on a DS card, and a series highlights DVD.[34] A keychain depicting Apollo was included with preorders purchased at GameStop and the online Capcom store.[35]
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney has received generally positive reception, holding a score of 78/100 at the review aggregator Metacritic.[41] It received four nines out of ten, totaled to thirty-six out of forty, from video game magazine Famitsu.[38][42] However, 1UP.com commented that, "the Phoenix Wright games are by far the best-written titles you'll find on the DS, and Justice is no different." 1UP.com also commented that the added features made especially for the DS were "super engaging even though the actual actions aren't that difficult to do."[37] On 21 November 2013, RPGFan placed the game 5th on their top 20 Nintendo DS games list.[43]
IGN largely agreed with 1UP but commented that "the first Apollo Justice title plays identically to the Phoenix Wright trilogy".[4] IGN Australia noted out that complaints about the previous games, such as that "finding the right path through the game feels like a process of trial and error" and that players could beat the game by "routinely pressing at every available opportunity and then using a minimum of logic," were not fixed in Apollo Justice. " Additionally, "the game's rather obtuse, long-way-around approach to problem solving" caused what IGN viewed to be unnecessary delays to the game. IGN also felt that new features were "a little gimmicky" but did not "detract from the experience in the slightest." However, IGN Australia thought the game was "great" overall.[6] The game was nominated for "Best Story" in IGN's 2008 Video Game Awards, though it did not win.[44]
These views were echoed by many reviews. GameSpot felt that the story, while strong, "moves along at a snail's pace" and that "many of the series' flaws are still present."[5] A "lack of innovation and change" was the main sticking point for GamePro, who thought of Apollo Justice as "a solid distillation of the franchise formula."[39] The Nintendo World Report felt that the game "builds upon the Phoenix Wright trilogy" even though "[g]ameplay remains mostly unchanged."[45] GameSpy pointed out that the game's use of the DS's touch features, "vastly improves the experience" though the crime scene reenactment is "all too brief."[36]
Apollo Justice sold around 250,000 copies during the first retail week,[46] and had more than 500,000 copies shipped by the end of its second week in Japan.[47] By the end of 2007, it had sold 515,417 units.[48] While not as successful in terms of sales in North America, the game still placed fifth in games sold for the Nintendo DS during its release week.[49]
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External links[edit]
- Official website (English)
- Official website (Japanese)
- Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney at The Visual Novel Database


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Price: $1,202.50
A mobile lab table designed for the science classroom. Ideal for classroom study and observation, class and group demonstrations, student lab projects, and individual study projects. The base cabinet is carefully constructed from select hardwood and har..
Product Number: Z18488M
Combination Mirror/Markerboard
Price: $183.75
The unique construction of this valuable addition to the Z11218M Mobile Instructor's Desk allows for unobstructed use of either the shatter-resistant acrylic mirror or the white board. This unit can be tilted to any angle, or completely revers..
Product Number: Z11219M
Monsam Mobile Demo Table with Self-Contained Sink
Price: $2,791.75
Portable lab table with self-contained sink that provides hot and cold water. The key-secured storage cabinet will adequately accommodate a large variety of supplies. Constructed of a blend of lightweight aluminum and FDA plastics that will sust..
Product Number: Z47380M
Shain Oak Mirror with Natural Finish
Price: $168.95
Shatter resistant acrylic mirror is enclosed in a solid hardwood frame. Mounts easily on 1/2" diameter crossbar on any of the mobile demonstration tables which include uprights and crossbars. Mirror can be tilted to any angle. Unit is held secure wi..
Product Number: Z09755M
Mobile Science Laboratory Unit - 48" x 24" x 36"
Price: $1,555.25
Turn any classroom into a science lab with this fully equipped, locking, self-contained demonstration unit. Its many unique features, such as the sturdy 1-1/4" thick drop leaf extension top with a Nevamar high-pressure laminate surface, ..
Product Number: Z10239M
Mobile Demonstration Table with Drawers - 48" x 28" x 36"
Price: $1,519.25
A self-contained demonstration center with its own water supply, waste container, stainless steel sink, and hand pump. The unit includes four spacious drawers for various lab supplies. The drawers are expertly crafted from the finest materials with ..
Product Number: Z10245M
Mobile Lab Station
Price: $1,981.25
Constructed of solid oak, solid hardwood, and oak veneered plywood, this pre-assembled, self-contained unit is designed primarily as a work station for the physically impaired. The 1-1/4" Chemguard laminate top is impervious to most labo..
Product Number: Z15102M
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