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- 1 The new template, what do u thing of it??
- 2 Video games
- 3 Comics
- 4 Propose new version
- 5 The Amazing Spider-Man: The Series
- 6 Black Cat is not a Villain
- 7 Low rate villians
- 8 villians
- 9 Protected
- 10 Films
- 11 Brand New Day villians
- 12 The Enforcers
- 13 Morbius, the Living Vampire
- 14 Toxin
- 15 Edit request from 220.127.116.11, 21 October 2010
- 16 Carlie Cooper
- 17 Edit request from GravitonStrikes, 25 January 2011
- 18 Ezekiel
- 19 Edit request from 184.108.40.206, 5 May 2011
- 20 Additions That should be made
- 21 own
- 22 Semi-protected edit request on 17 February 2014
- 23 Semi-protected edit request on 26 February 2014
- 24 Villain: Tarantula
The new template, what do u thing of it??[edit]
i've just finished rebuilding the whole thing, plus what was there before i've also added comic series and the video games.. do you have any comments on the new formatting?? btw. if i don't get any replies then that's okay.. nobody checks this pages except me anywayz :D --Amr Hassan 06:53, 29 August 2005 (UTC)
Video games[edit]
I dont think it's wise to include the video games on it, their are far to many....
- The Amazing Spider-Man (Pinball) 1978
- Questprobe featuring Spider-Man (Commodore 16, Commodore 64/128, Apple II, ZX Spectrum, PC, AppleII) (text Adventure) 1978 (1984 Graphics version)
- Spider-Man (Atari 2600) - 1982
- Spider-Man and Captain America in: Dr. Doom's Revenge - DOS / Com64 - 1989
- The Punisher: The Ultimate Payback Game Boy 1991
- Spider-man - The Video Game (c) 1991 Sega.
- Spider-Man: The Return of the Sinister Six (NES) (1992)
- Spider-Man & Venom: Maximum Carnage (SNES/Genesis) - 1994
- Spider-Man & Venom: Separation Anxiety (SNES/Genesis/PC) - 1995
- Spider-Man Cartoon Maker 1995 PC
- Marvel CD-ROM Comics featuring Spider-Man
- Spider-Man: The Animated Series (Sega Genesis)
- The Amazing Spider-Man: Web of Fire (Sega 32X) - 1996
- Spider-Man: The Sinister Six 1996 PC
- Marvel Creativity Centre (1997) (PC,Mac)
- The Amazing Spider-Man (Gameboy) - 1990
- Spider-Man 2 - Gameboy - 1992
- Spider-Man 3: Invasion of the Spider-Slayers (Gameboy) 1993
- Spider-Man Vs. The Kingpin
- Spider-Man and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge
- Marvel Super Heroes: War of the Gems SNES 1996
- Marvel Super-HeroesArcade, Saturn, PlayStation 1995
- Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street FighterArcade, Japanese Saturn, PlayStation1997
- Marvel vs. Capcom - Clash of Super HeroesArcade, Dreamcast1998
- Marvel vs. Capcom 2 - New Age of Heroes
- Spider-Man (PSX) - 2000
- Spider-Man (GBC) - 2000
- Spider-Man (N64) - 2000
- Spider-Man (Dreamcast) - 2001
- Spider-Man (PC) - 2001
- Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro (PSX) - 2001
- Spider-Man: Mysterious Menace (GBA) - 2001
- Spider-Man: The Sinisters Six (GBA) - 2001
- Spider-Man Controller with 5 TV Games 12 November, 2004
- Streets of the City, Doc Ock Horror, Green Goblin's Escape, Venom's Vindication and Rogues Gallery
Micro Games of America Spider Man Handheld LCD Game
- Spider-Man & Friends PC 01/25/2005
- Ultimate Spider-Man (GC, XBox, PS2, NDS, PC, GBA)
- Spiderman Print Studio PC 8 Mar 2005
- Spider-Man: The Movie (PC/PS2/Xbox/GC) - 2002
- Spider-man: The Movie (GBA) - 2002
- Spider-Man 2 (PS2/Xbox/GameCube) - 2004
- Spider-Man 2 (PC) - 2004
- Spider-Man Acitivty Centre (PC) - 2004
- Spider-Man 2 (NDS) - 2004
- Spider-Man 2 (Ngage) - 07/06/04
- Spider-Man (Mobile) - 2003
- Spider-Man Vs. Doc Ock - (Mobile) - 05/12/04
- Spider-Man 2 3D: NY Subway (Mobile) April 2005
- Spider-Man 2 Pinball (Sony Pictures Mobile (May 11, 2004
- Spider-Man Electronic Pinball Machine
- Spider-Man Pinball
- The Spiderman 2 Pinball
Their is a whole article on just the Spider-Man (games), even if you select the "main ones" (what ever that means) and group the Spider-Man 2 ones together it will still be three times longer than the TV series. - User:UnlimitedAccess
- But I didn't add all those titles to the template! I only put the main article's internal link..u thought that i was going to add'em later or something ??--Amr Hassan 02:02, 4 September 2005 (UTC)
- Yes I did in fact! I thought you were going to put them all in!!! Or die trying :P - UnlimitedAccess
Also as a secondary note, I think its for similar reasons hard to include a Comic Series section. Well firstly what were you trying to accomplish with that section.
As you would be well aware it would be impossibly long to include in that little box a complete list of Spider-Man comics, so we need a criteria to what should and shouldnt be in the template, and as it stands it just seems like an arbitary incomplete list of Spider-Man titles.
I see their is three routes you could take;
1 - Only include the current titles[edit]
This is one possible way, but would have to be continually maintained, however is not very useful as an Encylopedia to search for old titles. I wouldnt recommend this way.
2 - Contain a list of all the different Spider-Man continuinty(s)[edit]
This is another route you could take, and does seem very useful and would not be VERY NPOV. It is almost what you have currently as well. This way you could include, the Regular Marvel Universe Spider-Man, the Marvel 2099 one, the Ultimate Marvel one, Spider-Man: India, and the Japanese Spider-Man Manga one and possibly the 1990's Animated Series comic book continunity ones. However if you were going down that route you would have to remove the Marvel Knights Spider-Man and Spider-Man's Tangled Web because they are all in regular Marvel Universe continunity.
3 - Only include the core Spider-Man titles that maintain continuinty[edit]
This is probably the most useful way, because the most importantant ones that all pushed the narratiive forward and list none of the obscure ones. This is possibly manageable..
I would argue over the years the core titles have been;
- Amazing Spider-Man
- Web of Spider-Man
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker: Spider-Man)
- Spectacular Spider-Man
- Sensational Spider-Man
- Spider-Man Unlimited
- Marvel Knights Spider-Man
Then of course you could list the ulternate universe ones, but its already bloated.
- Spider-Fan is a good resource if you want to get more information on the Spider-Man titles. - User:UnlimitedAccess.
- Okay, i've decided to go with the core titles, sorry i didn't know that they were so diverse in the first place.. check it out now.. just one more thing.. Spider-Man Unlimited, wasn't that an animated series?? btw. i may not post a reply again for a while because i'm going back to school today and my wikionline time will be dramatically reduced, so feel free to modify the lists just as long as you summary what you're doing on the talk page so no one else would blindly change it back. --Amr Hassan 02:29, 4 September 2005 (UTC)
- No worries! Thanks for being open to suggestions! No Spider-Man Unlimited was also a comic book that ran through regular continuinty. It has three volumes but not many issues, it got cancelled quickly but was one of the core titles for about 2 years. - UnlimitedAccess
- Spider-man Unlimited has come back as a bimonthly (sextannual?) title; I believe issue #11 just came out. Should I add it? I don't have RL time to create a separate page for it right now and I don't know whether you guys want the template to contain only links.
- Shouldn't Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man be on this list sense its one of the current Spider-man titles and it includes important stories towards the "The Other" story arc.-Giant89 21:38, 31 December 2005 (UTC)
Propose new version[edit]
I find the current one leaves a few topics out, and I don't like how "video games" is squished down at the bottom, and how the movies are sort of floating in the middle. Also I think it's more useful to have the current titles (+AmFan), but that can be easily changed. So I started tweaking it and this is what I came up with:
// moved to Template:Spider-Man/temp // -HKMARKS 01:40, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
This is used in quite a few pages so I wasn't sure about just changing it. Let me know --HKMARKS 19:43, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
- You chould probably copy this over to the talk on WP:COMICS to get a consensus. :) --Jamdav86 20:10, 21 August 2006 (UTC)
- I also think it's about time this template is updated, i've created a temp subpage Template:Spider-Man/temp from the current version for temporary editing.. let's see what can be done :D.. --PASSIVE (Talk|E-Mail) 01:23, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
- cool. I don't really like the "pure" red and dark blue -- it's kind of hard on the eyes. I did change the pale blue currently used to a more... um... "manly" light blue, though (for #1). And shrunk the words a little (proportionally, of course) -HKMARKS 01:45, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
- I put up the new version -HKMARKS 04:20, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
The Amazing Spider-Man: The Series[edit]
someone added The Amazing Spider-Man: The Series article, the article didn't put any sources and i couldn't find anything about it on the web, so is this even a real show. Or is it just some vanadls.188.8.131.52 17:37, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
Black Cat is not a Villain[edit]
In Felicia and Peter's first encounter, she was only freeing her dying father from prison, not trying to take over the world or killing innocent children on the streets.
Just because this put them at odds for their first three adventures does not a villain make.
I think her consistent team-ups with Peter and other heroes put Black Cat solidly in the supporting section. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 00:28, 4 April 2008 (UTC)
Low rate villians[edit]
Villains like the Grizzly, Kangroo and Spot are not noteworthy, they don't belong here. This should only include his major villians. 184.108.40.206 (talk) 01:20, 7 May 2008 (UTC)
I went ahead and removed them. 188.8.131.52 (talk) 03:15, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
Can we please stop with the overload of villians. We should stick to the majors only. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 20:25, 26 May 2008 (UTC)
This template has been protected due to contentious additions/reversions. Please discuss additions here on the talk page. - jc37 01:24, 29 September 2008 (UTC)
What about the three movies, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2, and Spider-Man 3? How come they're not included? Comp25 (talk) 13:28, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
- Same reason the shows and video games aren't — all are in {{Spider-Man in popular media}}. - J Greb (talk) 22:48, 15 October 2008 (UTC)
Brand New Day villians[edit]
I noticed Menace and Mr. Negative on there, which are villians that appeared after Brand New Day, making them very new, they could turn out to be dangerous and major villians of Spider-Man but for right now I do think they are too new and I think we should focus on the classic villians that have been adopted in Spider-Man media. I think Morlun should be the latest villian for now. What do you think? Captain Virtue (talk) 14:31, 1 August 2009 (UTC)
- Morlun should not be on there at all. The message says The following villains have appeared throughout the 45 years of spider-man's history, appeared in multiple mediums, and/or received media attention. Morlun has had only a few appearences and he has not been adapted to alternate Spiderman comics (e.g Ultimate Spider-man) nor has he been used in other mediums. Bobisbob2 (talk) 01:55, 21 August 2009 (UTC)
The Enforcers[edit]
Permission to use the Enforcers on the villians section. They have been used throughout 45 years of history, appeared in the Spectacular Spider-man tv series (media attention) and has been in alternate comics such as Ultimate Spider-Man. Another villian that has the same treatment is Silvermane. The Sinister Six should probably be somewhere in the template somewhere too.Captain Virtue (talk) 20:54, 24 September 2009 (UTC)
- Haven't they already been on the list? Anyway the Enforcers and Silvermane quailfy but we don't need the Sinsister Six. The members are already there. Bobisbob2 (talk) 13:16, 25 September 2009 (UTC)
Morbius, the Living Vampire[edit]
Morbius isn't a villain. If anything, he should be considered a supporting character. He may have been a short-term enemy before, but now he is a hero. In fact, he's one of the members of the supernatural-themed team known as the Midnight Suns.
- We are aware that he is an hero now. But he originally he started out as an Spider-Man enemy and has been one for a while. Keep in mind that section is for enemies not necessarily villains. Venom was sometimes an ant-hero but still an enemy of Spider-Man. You can discuss this more if you feel like he should be more of an supporting character though but as I said he was an Spider-Man centric character and as one he was mostly well known to be an enemy until he got his own titles. Make sure you sign your name though next time you talk. Jhenderson777 (talk) 20:03, 8 November 2009 (UTC)
Toxin should be added as a supporting character. NecklupA10 (talk) 00:22, 6 October 2009 (UTC)
- No, He's had only a few appearences and no adaptations. Bobisbob2 (talk) 18:34, 22 October 2009 (UTC)
Edit request from 188.8.131.52, 21 October 2010[edit]
{{edit semi-protected}} In the hidden message placed in the "Supporting Cast" and "Villains" groups, please change have been in comic retellings (e.g Ultimate Spider-Man) to have alternative comic versions. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 03:31, 21 October 2010 (UTC)
- Done Thanks, Stickee (talk) 08:30, 21 October 2010 (UTC)
- You forget to put it in the villians section. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 16:16, 30 October 2010 (UTC)
Carlie Cooper[edit]
While some may be hesistant to add any of the new characters from "Brand New Day", Carlie Cooper's status as Peter Parker's current girlfriend sets her apart. Excluding her from the template at this point makes no sense. ABCxyz (talk)
I also agree that she should be included. Kurt Parker (talk) 14:53, 24 November 2010 (UTC)
I would wait a little bit before removing her from the template. The current rationale to include her was because she's Peter's current girlfriend. Yes, they broke up, but in the very next issue they started working together. I realize it counts as speculation to say I think this is a sign they will get back together, but it does not hurt the template to leave her in for a little bit longer until we're sure they're staying broken up. Spidey 104 14:08, 19 November 2011 (UTC)
Carlie revisited[edit]
Carlie was important during The Superior Spider-Man, but she has disappeared from The Amazing Spider-Man volume 3. Her inclusion in this template was based on her "status as Peter Parker's current girlfriend" and she is not any longer. She doesn't meet the criteria of "The following supporting characters have appeared throughout the 45 years of Spider-Man's history, have alternative comic versions, appeared in multiple media, and/or received media attention." I think she should be removed. Does anyone disagree? Spidey104 17:36, 16 February 2015 (UTC)
Edit request from GravitonStrikes, 25 January 2011[edit]
{{edit semi-protected}} I want to edit Graviton in the Spider-Man templete because Spider-Man fought him in the Acts of Vengance Comics.
GravitonStrikes (talk) 02:16, 25 January 2011 (UTC) Not done: Since templates contain only the most general information, we can only include the villains here that Spider-Man fought regularly, often, and at many time throughout his "career". A single series enemy is not sufficient for inclusion here. Qwyrxian (talk) 04:15, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
- It was one issue. That hardly constitutes him as a Spider-Man villain. The note within the template says "The following villains have appeared throughout the 45 years of Spider-Man's history," and he definitely is not throughout Spider-Man's history. So I completely agree with Qwyrxian to NOT include him in the template. Spidey104 14:53, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
- One issue does not make a villain Spider-Man centric. Graviton is mainly a Avengers villain, we will leave it to that. ;) Jhenderson 777 15:35, 25 January 2011 (UTC)
I am well aware that Ezekiel has Spider-Man type powers which can make him considered part of the Spider-Man family. But I feel he's too minor to be included in this template. Two issues doesn't cut it. He doesn't seem to deserve his own article. Media adaptions and alternate issues still compy even with the Spider-Man family. Does anyone disagree. Jhenderson 777 21:14, 12 February 2011 (UTC)
- He makes a good point. I am not opposed to the removal of Ezekial from the template, but we should wait a few days to see if anyone disagrees. Spidey104 01:18, 14 February 2011 (UTC)
Edit request from 184.108.40.206, 5 May 2011[edit]
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Wasp (comics)
18.104.22.168 (talk) 21:25, 5 May 2011 (UTC)
- Why should a link to Wasp (comics) be included in the Spider-Man template? Wasp and Spider-Man have interacted, but it has been minor occurrences of no major notability. Spidey104 21:49, 5 May 2011 (UTC)
Additions That should be made[edit]
I really think that this template needs a few additions that were there before but have since been removed. I have outlined the additions I think should be made and my reasons. If no one disagrees soon, I think I'll make the changes (even thought this template seems to be inactive):
1. Ezekiel - He should be readded to supporting characters. Ezekiel was a major character in the series between issies (Vol. 2) 30 and 508. Rescently he has been the disguise of the Chamaleon (635) and was one of the major losses to Peter in 654. He is as much a supporting character as some of those already listed. I mean, Rocket Racer is on the template.
2. Mister Negative, Alistair Smythe, Spencer Smythe, Boomerang, Swarm- I think all these villains are as significant as Morlun and some of the others to be on the villains section. On the list of Spider-Man villains page, all these are actually considered main villains, so I do not see any reason why they can't be on the template when Morlun and the Spot are when Spidey fought all of those villains more than Morlun. It's not like these guys were Disco Hussler. They're very significant villains. The Smythes should not have any problem. I see though that there could be problems with Mister Negative (he is too new) and Boomerang and Swarm (not significant enough), but if Morlun and the Spot are on the template there is no reason they shouldn't mean.
3. Puma - While he was a villain, his case is similar to Prowler or Black Cat as he is more of an ally to Spider-Man, and he is more signficant than Prowler or Rocket Racer so I do not see why he can't be in supporting characters when they are. There is an issue whether he is a villain (like Morbius) or supporting character (like Black Cat) since he was both like my two examples. Nontheless, he should be in one of those sections
I also think that we need to alphabetize the supporting characters to be uniform with all the other templates (ex./Captain America, Daredevil, Wolverine, etc.) Fett02 (talk) 00:37, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
So, right now I'm about to add all the villains listed in number 2. Numbers 1 and 3 I'll do later because I think the list should be alphabetized before I make additions to that. Now I'm going to make better justifications for the villains I talked about and explain how they "have appeared throughout the 45 years of Spider-Man's history, have alternative comic versions, appeared in multiple mediums, and/or received media attention.":
-The Smythes - Both Spencer and Alistair are vey important to the history of SM has they are ones who created and mainly use the Spider Slayers (which have their own page). Both characters appeared as primary villains in the 90's cartoon and were in many of video games like Web of Shadows.
-Swarm and Boomerang - While both not initially SM villains, they both eventually became a part of his rogues and have fought SM numerous times over the past 45 years. They both have alternate versions like in the Ultimate, Fairy Tale, and Adventures lines. Swarm was in the Amazing Friends cartoon and Turn Off the Dark musical while Boomerang has been in the Shattered Dimensions and Ultimate games.
-Mister Negative - He hasn't really had time to be siginificant over 45 years as he was only created in 2007. However, he is similiar to Carlie Cooper is for supporting characters in that he has been a major villain since Brand New Day appearing in over a dozen issues of the Amazing Spider-Man series, being villains in many one-shots and Spider-Man mini and secondary series, appearing in other Marvel titles, and even starring in his own mini series. Since his creation, he is probably the villain (excluding Osborn) that Spidey has fought the most
I think these reasons are more than enought grounds to add these 5 villains. I will wait a little longer to see if anyone objects to me alphabetizing the supporting characters and adding Ezekiel and Puma to that list Fett02 (talk) 20:17, 4 June 2011 (UTC)
So, I decided its best to leave Mister Negative off for now. Fett02 (talk) 02:23, 6 June 2011 (UTC)
- Three days is WAY too short of a time to wait for a response. Editors are not on Wikipedia every day. You should wait for one week minimum; longer if the edit may be controversial. I support the changes you already made, but in the future you should wait longer.
- I support adding Puma to the list, but I do not support adding Ezekiel because he only showed up for two storylines (three if you count the Chameleon impersonating him), and a lot of what he did to Spider-Man's origin was wiped away by One More Day.
- I do not support alphabetizing the supporting characters because they are listed in, roughly, the order of importance. Spidey104 14:43, 6 June 2011 (UTC)
- I noticed this request that he has done and I think he's got the right idea that the character has to have media adaptions and alternative versions. So that make a no for Mister Negative and Ezekiel. I was even thinking it was about time for Swarm to be qualified after the Broadway hit of Spider-Man. And also when it comes to Brand New Day does anyone think Vin Gonzales can qualify since Carlie Cooper seems to now? I am also thinking Morlun could be included too because he is a big deal in a novel of Spidey's and is getting to be recurring in mainstream. Jhenderson 777 17:17, 6 June 2011 (UTC)
- I supported the inclusion of Carlie Cooper because she is currently Peter's girlfriend. Vin was introduced at the same time, but he hasn't appeared in "Big Time" at all (his last appearance was at the end of Brand New Day/Origin of the Species), so I don't think he belongs. Has Morlun been in anything outside of The Amazing Spider-Man besides the female "Black Panther" series and the novel? Spidey104 18:48, 6 June 2011 (UTC)
I am sort of hesitant with the Carlie Cooper inclusion because I am not sure she will be important forever. At least Gonzales has had a media adaption. But since she is a important love interest in the time being I was never really against it. So far Morlun has only established himself as a Spidey villain appearing in only his issues and the closest one to almost kill Spider-Man. Jhenderson 777 14:39, 7 June 2011 (UTC)
Well I do support the Mister Negative addition since he was the only Brand New Day villain addition that has maintained a strong impact on the story compared to the other characters (Overdrive, Paper Doll, Freak, Screwball). Also I agree at keeping Cooper up since she continues to provide a strong supporting role to the series unlike Vin Gonzales who is no longer part of the supporting cast. I tend to judge by impact value on the storyline (strong supporting roles over minor and cameo roles) and not by when the character is introduced or number of appearances. If Carlie Cooper were removed from the supporting cast then since she's been around for only a few years that is when I'll agree with removing her from the template since she would no longer be a supporting character. -188.8.131.52 (talk) 17:33, 6 August 2011 (UTC)
- So we have one for a addition of Mr. Negative. Is anyone else for Mr. Negative being added? Jhenderson 777 01:44, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
- I oppose the inclusion of Mister Negative. According to his own article he hasn't even been adapted to another medium, only referenced in a video game. He was important for "Brand New Day," but that's over and he hasn't been seen much since. Spidey104 01:50, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
- Well you see I would have agree with that...but I am still not certain that Carlie Cooper being on there. Are you ok with the inclusion of Spot and Swarm on here? Jhenderson 777 13:10, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
- Carlie: I originally supported Carlie Cooper because she was Peter Parker's girlfriend. Despite that being a recent event I thought it was notable enough for readers to be looking for her and to temporarily (to possibly permanently) include her. They have broken up, but her small/sporadic appearances might keep readers looking for her because little is mentioned about her within the actual comics since her appearances are so short. For right now I think it is fine to continue to include her, but I would not be upset if someone disagrees strongly and wants to remove her.
- Spot: I think it is fine to continue to include him, but I would not be upset if someone disagrees strongly and wants to remove him. He has been adapted to one television show with one full episode as a villain and a second episode cameo. I'm not sure if that is enough to keep him.
- Swarm: He has been adapted into multiple other media including the Broadway musical. I think that is enough adaptation for him to be included. Spidey104 17:47, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
So current romantic interests are in. I guess I can allow that. As long as they are centered in his universe. Spot I asked because he is probably the most minor character on the list. In all honesty Mr. Negative and Morlun had more menacing role even though they aren't as recurring. Also sort of the same thing with Swarm but I do agree they are either a in or not in. Jhenderson 777 18:34, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
- For my previously stated reasons I think Carlie and Swarm should be included.
- Spot is a well-known minor villain and he has been on the template for a long time without any objections, so I think he should be included.
- For now I think we should exclude Mr. Negative and Morlun to avoid recentism-creep.
- We have forgotten about Puma (comics) and I support his inclusion, because he is an older character that appears occasionally. However, I am not sure if he should be listed as "Villain" or "Supporting character". Spidey104 00:40, 26 June 2013 (UTC)
If we were to include him then yeah I would just put him as a supporting character. Also I should also feel like noting other villains that have media adaptions:
- Scream (comics)
- Shriek (comics): Love interest of Carnage
- Demogoblin
- Carrion (comics)
- It should be noted that all of the Carnage family appears in Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage including Doppelganger (comics)
- Calypso (comics): Love interest of Kraven.
- Big Wheel (comics): Probably another character who is considered a well known minor villain. Appeared in more media adaption than maybe Rocket Racer. Makes me question the inclusion of Rocket Racer.
Jhenderson 777 13:40, 26 June 2013 (UTC)
- Big Wheel has adaptations in video games that Rocket Racer does not, but they share the same episode from the animated series to follow their original storyline from the comic book. They are a loosely paired duo of sorts. I think it makes sense to include both of them. Spidey104 12:31, 27 June 2013 (UTC)
- Actually Spidey104, I think we may have gotten too far. Because that's really only half of it. There is still Human Fly (comics), Frederick Foswell and Richard Fisk and (to be honest) others with one or maybe more. Also just like the ones I listed I don't mean they should go but I think we need to be more than careful with the media adaption thing. Remember we did make a rule that the character should have been in alternative universe comic books as well. Also I think the MORE THAN ONE media adaption or alternate universe would be even a better rule. Also another note: Video Games do seem to highlight minor characters some times. Remember when Iguana (comics) did appear in the latest video games. Jhenderson 777 18:46, 27 June 2013 (UTC)
- I think you're right, JHenderson. Only one media adaptation is too low of a threshold and this template would explode under those conditions. I'm sorry I jumped the gun and added those characters too soon.
- There is no easy way to define if an appearance in a video game is major or minor and if the video game is well known or not, so we definitely need to establish a rule based on the number of appearances in other media. I also think being adapted into an alternative universe is a good sign of notability (but not a reason to exclude if they don't have it), so I agree that should also be considered. Like I said already one is too low of a threshold, but is two possibly still too low of a threshold? I think four would be too high of a threshold, but I'm not sure if it should be two or three media adaptions and/or alternative universe translation. Spidey104 00:18, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
- Well let's see here. I would do two alternative universes myself. (Like Spot (comics)). Also for media adaptions I would go for at least three. If it's only video games and toys maybe not though. It's usually the animated series or movies that more commonly depict the main villains. I also think supporting villains of a major villain (like Calypso and Shriek) should maybe be avoided. I think they have to have both alternate universes and media adaptions at the same time with either more than one alternate universe or more than three video games. Unless it's somebody that is pretty recurring in the mainstream comics like Puma (comics). Jhenderson 777 14:40, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
- I agree that supporting villains of a major villain should be avoided. I disagree that alternative universes should be considered separately from media adaptations. I think their "number" should be how many of each they have been in. Add the media appearances and the alternative universes together. Spidey104 17:45, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
It appears that you are saying the same thing I attempted to say. What I was trying to say is the same thing the hidden note is saying. "The following villains have appeared throughout the 45 years of Spider-Man's history, have alternative comic versions, appeared in multiple media, and/or received media attention." I agree with this. If they weren't in Ultimate Marvel then you might need to question them being major enough for the navbox. In fact I think I will change the at least two alternative versions and make that rule only in media adaptions. BUT ALSO if they appear at both even once or twice in a major role (like Molten Man) that's fine too. Jhenderson 777 17:56, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
- I am sorry if I ain't explaining myself well. If not just let me know. Jhenderson 777 18:08, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
- Out of all those you added I left out Demogoblin and Big Wheel. Demogoblin only because he technically was in Ultimate Marvel and also in a toyline. That video game that adds the whole Carnage family doesn't count IMO. Although reading his plot summary I don't think he is a big deal in the mainstream comic books. He hasn't appeared much after he died unfortunately. Also the Big Wheel I don't think is being used much in modern comic books. I don't think he is a very recurring adversary of Spider-Man in the mainstream comic books (much like Spot (comics)). If you read his plot summary you will know what I mean. But he did have a few media adaptions to help people know him...so I will let you decide. You just might need to read his plot summary to decide. Jhenderson 777 18:41, 28 June 2013 (UTC)
Well thanks. Big Wheel might have been around but has he been a antagonist of Spidey currently and recurring. I am saying this in the form of a question because I really don't know. All I know is the citation only contains seven issues which doesn't sound very recurring enough for me imo. Jhenderson 777 21:21, 29 June 2013 (UTC)
- I wasn't adding that information as an argument to include him. I was including that information in case you were curious about a recent appearance. I specifically wrote it as "The Big Wheel" instead of "Big Wheel" because the vehicle made an appearance, but the owner/creator of the Big Wheel vehicle did not appear. It was meant as a joke. It doesn't mean he should be included. Spidey104 23:52, 29 June 2013 (UTC)
- Ok sorry for the not telling it's a joke and not responding lately. I have been a little busier than usual. Inclusion is not necessary because I left him there even if I don't think he belongs there or not. I really do want to know what others (such as yourself) think about it though and the same with Demogoblin. I am not sure the media adaptions for him is enough IMO. Jhenderson 777 15:47, 4 July 2013 (UTC)
I just want to be clear. Sorry if I sounded like I was in a WP:own. I felt that I came across that on my last edit which I don't mean to. Perhaps character's like Shriek and the alter-ego characters are fine. But it's mostly best to have a certain guideline like what the reasonable hidden comment said (that I never created) because Spidey has a lot of bad guys. But we do have a freedom to add to even still. So be bold and give you're additions a try. That's how I started. :) Jhenderson 777 18:41, 24 March 2013 (UTC)
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add spider-woman link to supporting characters 188.8.131.52 (talk) 03:56, 17 February 2014 (UTC)
- Done Next time I strongly suggest being a little more clear about what you want added or changed. Thanks for your contributions to the English Wikipedia! — {{U|Technical 13}} (t • e • c) 14:24, 17 February 2014 (UTC)
Not done: Spider-Woman is a similar character to, but not a supporting character of Spider-Man. Additions like that need to be justified on the talk page. Spidey104 16:31, 18 February 2014 (UTC)
- Undone: This request has been undone. Spidey104, I have no problem with you reverting my edit and requesting a consensus on this page. Please use the correct template next time though. 22.214.171.124 (talk · contribs · WHOIS), you apparently are going to need a CONSENSUS to get this change made. Good luck and happy editing! — {{U|Technical 13}} (t • e • c) 17:07, 18 February 2014 (UTC)
- Technical 13, I apologize that I used the wrong template, but this was the first time I have seen the 'undone' template used. I have only seen 'done' and 'not done' templates before. Spidey104 03:42, 19 February 2014 (UTC)
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I added Tarantula to the Antagonists list... the character has taken several different forms, first appeared in the 1970s (he's next to Kingpin in this classic roundup), has been in comics as recently as 2015, and appeared in a couple of comic book universes, newspaper strips and at least one video game. Seem OK? - grant (talk) 14:24, 14 March 2017 (UTC)
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Monster Presents: Gideon & Sebastian - Predators & Prey
Hey guys! I just got a preview copy of this great comic, Gideon & Sebastian - Predators & Prey by PLB Comics, created by Matthew Shockley, and Karlton Anthony Hargrove. As a preview, I didn't get the complete story, but as it is, it's not too bad! This seems like an anthology series about the titular characters Gideon & Sebastian, vampire hunters. From the comic: "Gidean West - The Vatican's best weapon against the impending vampire threat that is quickly sweeping the world. A broken and angry man, wracked with sorrow and tortured by the murder of his wife and children nine years ago. Despite his best efforts, he has never been able to find the vampire who took their lives..." and "Sebastian - The young happy-go-lucky vampire who volunteered himself to the Vatican's experimental program. In return for his services, they are able to suppress his thirst for human blood with an engineered substitute.". As you can tell the characters are pretty well developed, and have a great setting for a good story. In the anthology we see the beginning of 6 different stories, that stop at a pinnacle point leaving a cliff hanger, usually with someone about the be bitten. The artwork in this is extremely top notch. Each episode is drawn by a different artist, and each has a very well done style. As an avid comic reader myself I see a lot of influences and see great potential in each one. I can tell this will go somewhere and I'm highly interested in seeing these characters grow, and see how the stories will come together.

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The 23-year-old Ramsey won the fan "Final Vote" balloting sponsored by Bowman Baseball Cards for the final player on the East Division roster. In addition to joining the team, Ramsey has been penciled into the lineup, playing left field and leading off. Piscotty will be the designated hitter and bat sixth.
Coming into Friday, the two were ranked 10th and 11th in batting average in the top prospect league at .326 and .322, respectively. Piscotty is sixth in the AFL with six stolen bases while Ramsey is eighth in on-base percentage at .439, seventh in slugging at .543 and sixth in OPS at .982.
Here is the Fall Stars East Division lineup: Ramsey 7, Brian Goodwin (Was) 8, Kris Bryant (ChC) 5, C.J. Cron (LAA) 3, Taylor Lindsey (LAA) 4, Piscotty DH, Jorge Soler (ChC) 9, Peter O'Brien (NYY) 2, Addison Russell (Oak) 6. They will be facing West starting pitcher Alex Meyer (3.63 ERA).
Cron leads the AFL with a .400 average and Bryant is third at .389. In addition to the Cardinals pair, Goodwin also sports a .300-plus average at .304.
The East's starting pitcher will be Toronto's Aaron Sanchez. The 21-year-old right-hander sports a sharp 1.35 ERA through four outings.
The game will be televised on MLB Network and available on MLB.com as well with Paul Severino on the play-by-play and former Cardinals pitcher Joe Magrane on color. MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo will also join the booth during the evening. (If you'd rather watch the game here, I added the window to the broadcast below.)
I will be in the pressbox covering the game. Look for relevant tweets during the broadcast as well as Leonda Markee's daily AFL Notebook exclusively for subscribers to The Cardinal Nation.
I will be capping my annual AFL trek with an interview series with Salt River Rafters manager Mike Shildt as well as all seven St. Louis prospects competing in the AFL.
Brian Walton can be reached via email at email@example.com. Also catch his Cardinals commentary daily at The Cardinal Nation blog. Follow Brian on Twitter.
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Dr Lily Tomas and Greg de Jong © 2015| Privacy Policy
Nutritional Medicine and Supplementation for Health
Interested in Herbal Medicine...Herbal Medicine is also an important part of Integrative Medicine.
Nutritional medicine is the selective use of isolated food components to achieve therapeutic results. Remember, Nutritional Medicine is basically Biochemistry. A simple way of looking at it is the manipulation of fundamental biochemistry by understanding the basic macro- and micronutrient needs of the body during health and disease and setting out to match these particular requirements. Unlike pharmaceutical medicine, the aim is to replace and provide natural fuels to fundamental body processes rather than artificial alteration. An underlying premise is that in most instances this will allow improved health and wellness at far less risk for the individual being treated.
Is Nutritional Medicine Safe?
In most instances, Nutritional Medicine is very safe when compared to pharmaceutical drugs. It should not, however, be assumed that it is without risk , particularly when high doses are used of any particular nutrient especially when in isolation, or when supplementation occurs concurrently with the use of pharmaceutical medicine.
Is it Effective?
Most definately. Growing evidence suggests Nutritional Medicine can be very beneficial both in coordination with, and as an alternative to, the use of drugs.
So why is there less Evidence than Pharmaceutical Medicines?
This has probably as much to do with the politics of Evidenced Based Medicine as anything else. The bottom line is that nutritional supplements cannot be patented. This is an enormous disincentive for study as any money placed into research by a company demonstrates results that everyone else can use, with no exclusive right of use to the product.
Does Nutritional Medicine work as quickly as Pharmaceutical Medicine?
No, it usually does not. This is an important point to consider. During acute conditions, pharmaceutical medicine can be the best option, however the simultaneous use of Nutritional Medicine can be very beneficial in reducing the need for the high risk prescription drugs over the long term as well as minimising the risk of reoccurrence. Most nutritional regimes should be trialed for 3 months, with some effect in the first month, more in the second and maximum in the third. Please note that some nutrients may exert their effects very quickly (eg. probiotics, magnesium) whilst other regimes (eg. for skin) may take up to 6 months to reach their full effects. Thus the most beneficial approach to your problem may be the integration of pharmaceutical, nutritional and ultimately, Lifestyle Medicine if you are to achieve the optimal health outcome with the least risk of side effect.
What about Preventative Supplementation?
You should think about preventative supplementation as an insurance policy against suboptimal nutrition. In fact, you may believe you are on a generally healthy diet, perhaps you are, but your own individual circumstances means you may have higher needs for various nutrients. In this case, a preventative supplement programme may be beneficial in maintaining your health.
Can you Eat Poorly and Rely on a Supplement to Save?
No. Your supplement insurance only comes when used in conjunction with a healthy diet. Furthermore there are rarely more than 40 nutrients in a supplement, yet the body makes use of over 10,000 phytonutrients derived from plants, each with individual benefits.
What are Some of the Reasons your Nutrient Needs may not be met by your Diet?
These include: Your diet is poor to begin with. You have poor gastrointestinal function reducing nutrient absorption You drink excess alcohol You smoke You are extremely stressed You have medical conditions which require higher levels of some nutrients You are on medications such as antibiotics, corticosteroids, the oral contraceptive pill etc etc You use poor cooking methods e.g. deep frying You have increased needs due to pregnancy, lactation or other life stages (growth spurts) s your food coming from an area of nutrient depletion? (e.g. Magnesium on East Coast Australia) You have specific genetic or disease related require
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For now, it looks like President Trump will not be fulfilling his campaign promise to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing a White House official. While this means Trump won't be making good on his word, Bloomberg noted that he will be "avoiding a provocation that could drive Palestinians away from peace talks."
In March 2016, Trump announced during a speech at the American Israeli Political Action Committee conference that he'd relocate the embassy to Jerusalem. While Trump declared the city the "eternal capital of the Jewish people," both Jews and Palestinians claim it to be theirs. Moving the Israeli embassy to Jerusalem would have effectively signaled that Jerusalem belongs to the Jewish people, likely throwing a wrench in Trump's other promise: to try to facilitate a peace deal between Israel and Palestine.
The Trump official told Bloomberg that peace talks with Israel and Palestine appear to be "promising" right now, which made the administration think it might not be "wise" to move the embassy "at this time." "We've been very clear what our position is and what we would like to see done, but we're not looking to provoke anyone when everyone's playing really nice," the official said.
Trump's plans to be the great maker of peace between Israel and Palestine hit another hiccup earlier this week when an American diplomat angered the Israeli prime minister by describing one of Judaism's holiest sites, the Western Wall, as being located in the West Bank, which is partially controlled by the Palestinian government. Trump is slated to visit the Western Wall in his first trip abroad next week. Becca Stanek
Workers employed at a Chinese factory used by Ivanka Trump to manufacturer shoes have spoken to the media for the first time, detailing nightmarish conditions, long hours, and abuse at the hands of managers, The Associated Press reports. In one particularly upsetting incident, the workers recalled a manager bludgeoning an employee on the head with the heel of a stiletto. "There was a lot of blood. [The employee] went to the factory's nurse station, passing by me," one of the workers recalled.
Ganzhou Huajian International Shoe City Co. is used by several other fashion brands in addition to Ivanka Trump's. Trump's brand, though, has come under particular criticism for its association with the company because of Trump's retained ownership interest in her brand while serving in the government. On Tuesday, for example, Ivanka Trump skewered China, which has been demoted by the U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report to the lowest possible level, claiming the government report was a "clarion call into action in defense of the vulnerable and the exploited." She has not commented on the conditions at her supplier's factory, though.
Recently, three human rights investigators for the New York-based China Labor Watch were detained and accused of secretly recording inside the factory. The group's founder, Li Qiang, said the reports out of the Ganzhou factory are "among the worst he has seen in nearly two decades investigating labor abuses," AP writes. "His group says pay can be as low as a dollar an hour, in violation of China's labor laws. According to China Labor Watch investigators, until recently, workers might get only two days off — or less — per month."
Read more about the factory at The Associated Press. Jeva Lange
Historically, successful presidents are both "revered and feared" by their fellow party members in Congress, The Washington Post reported. President Trump, it seems, is neither.
In spite of Trump's "mix of bravado, threats, and efforts to schmooze with GOP lawmakers," the roiling Republican debate over health care has revealed Trump might not be the commanding force he thinks he is, the Post reported:
In private conversations on Capitol Hill, Trump is often not taken seriously. Some Republican lawmakers consider some of his promises — such as making Mexico pay for a new border wall — fantastical. They are exhausted and at times exasperated by his hopscotching from one subject to the next, chronicled in his pithy and provocative tweets. They are quick to point out how little command he demonstrates of policy. And they have come to regard some of his threats as empty, concluding that crossing the president poses little danger.
"The House health-care vote shows he does have juice, particularly with people on the right," Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) said. "The Senate health-care vote shows that people feel that health care is a defining issue and that it'd be pretty hard for any politician to push a senator into taking a vote that's going to have consequences for the rest of their life."
Asked if he personally fears Trump, Graham chuckled before saying, "No." [The Washington Post]
Shortly after the article was published, Trump on Wednesday morning fired off one of his signature "pithy and provocative tweets" making clear just how much stock he puts in The Washington Post's reporting:
The #AmazonWashingtonPost, sometimes referred to as the guardian of Amazon not paying internet taxes (which they should) is FAKE NEWS!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 28, 2017
Read more on the story at The Washington Post. Becca Stanek
Some of the World Series champion Chicago Cubs might snub Trump to visit dinosaur museums instead
Five months after visiting the Obama White House to celebrate their 2016 World Series win, the Chicago Cubs expressed mixed feelings about the team's invitation to the Trump White House on Wednesday. "I just don't feel like I want to go," reliever Pedro Strop admitted to the Chicago Sun-Times.
Other Cubs were similarly ambivalent, with pitcher Justin Grimm saying he'd go if he didn't have family in town and relief pitcher Hector Rondon adding, "I prefer to stay in my room, get rest, and get prepared for the game."
Of 22 players interviewed by the Chicago Sun-Times, 10 said they were skipping the White House visit. But first baseman Anthony Rizzo said, "I'm going because it's the United States of America, and I'd rather not live anywhere else except this country. It's an honor. No political ties. It's the White House." Pitcher Mike Montgomery, who is also attending, was not quite as enthusiastic as his teammate but said it would be "maybe a little disrespectful to turn it down."
Reliever Carl Edwards Jr. is turning down the invitation — because he has better plans. "I'm trying to go see, like, the dinosaur museums," he said. Jeva Lange
Facebook teaches its censors to protect 'white men' from hate speech but to ignore comments about 'black children'
Documents detailing how Facebook chooses to censor content were published by ProPublica on Wednesday — and they might raise a few eyebrows. One particularly questionable slide used to train censors teaches that "white males" are a protected category and attacks against them warrant users being blocked while unprotected "subsets," such as "black children," are fair game for vile internet trolls.
The reason is because Facebook "protects" people on the grounds of sex, religious affiliation, national origin, gender identity, serious disability or disease, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and race, but does not protect social class, continental origin, appearance, age, occupation, political ideology, religions, or countries. "Irish women," then, is a protected category, but not "Irish teens."
Facebook defended its policy as an imperfect attempt to apply consistent protection of minorities and genders around the globe. "The policies do not always lead to perfect outcomes," admitted the head of global policy management at the company, Monika Bickert,. "That is the reality of having policies that apply to a global community where people around the world are going to have very different ideas about what is okay to share."
Internal docs show which groups Facebook's policies protect from hate speech. Right answer? Black children? Female drivers? No, "white men". pic.twitter.com/euaJtKUWPP
— Aral Balkan (@aral) June 28, 2017
Sometimes the policies appear to have especially imperfect outcomes, though. For example, swastikas are allowed on Facebook due to a rule permitting the "display [of] hate symbols for political messaging," but the statement "the French are the best but the Irish suck" would be banned because another rule states "it's okay to claim superiority for a nation ... but not at the expense of another nationality."
A recent thorny issue for Facebook has been speech regarding migrants:
After the wave of Syrian immigrants began arriving in Europe, Facebook added a special "quasi-protected" category for migrants, according to the documents. They are only protected against calls for violence and dehumanizing generalizations, but not against calls for exclusion and degrading generalizations that are not dehumanizing. So, according to one document, migrants can be referred to as "filthy" but not called "filth." They cannot be likened to filth or disease "when the comparison is in the noun form," the document explains. [ProPublica]
Read more about Facebook's censorship rules at ProPublica. Jeva Lange
Perhaps it is unfair to compare the actions of a politician today to his promises made 27 years ago — it's hard enough to get politicians to live up to campaign promises made in the last election cycle. But this 1990 campaign ad from Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), now the Senate majority leader laboring to push through a massive health-care bill, seems fairly relevant.
"When I was a child and my dad was in World War II, I got polio," McConnell said in the ad, uncovered by Jeff Nichols, a Chicago historian. "I recovered, but my family almost went broke. Today, too many families can't get decent, affordable health care. That's why I've introduced a bill to make sure health care is available to all Kentucky families, hold down skyrocketing costs, and provide long-term care." In 1990, McConnell was running for a second term against Democrat Harvey Sloane, a doctor and former Louisville mayor, and the ad ends with a voiceover: "You don't have to be a doctor to deliver health care to Kentucky."
1990 Roger Ailes ad for Sen. McConnell. Parents "almost went broke." when Mitch had polio, so he fights for "decent, affordable health care" pic.twitter.com/vwUmJ61vmj
— Jeff Nichols (@backwards_river) June 26, 2017
McConnell is still introducing health-care bills and still promising to "hold down skyrocketing costs," but the Congressional Budget Office predicts that his Better Care Reconciliation Act would result in 22 million fewer Americans with health insurance in a decade, starting with 15 million fewer insured next year. The bill's steep Medicaid cuts and structural changes would have an outsize impact on children and people in long-term nursing-home care. Kentucky has a total population of about 4.4 million, and its Republican Gov. Matt Bevin is scaling back the successful ObamaCare program instituted by his predecessor, former Gov. Steve Beshear (D) — who, incidentally, McConnell beat in his 1996 race.
As a side note, McConnell overcame polio with help from the Warm Springs Institute, funded by the organization that would become the March of Dimes; the March of Dimes is one of the medical groups McConnell declined to meet with last week over its concerns about his new health-care bill. Peter Weber
Americans are overwhelmingly unhappy with the Senate Republicans' proposed health-care legislation, a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll has found. Just 17 percent of people said they approved of the GOP's ObamaCare replacement, called the Better Care Reconciliation Act, while 55 percent said they disapproved.
That number ought to be a warning sign for the GOP, as it signals many members of the party's own base are not happy with the proposed solution. Just 35 percent of Republicans support the bill, the poll found, and 21 percent oppose it. Another 68 percent of independents oppose the Better Care act.
Overall, more Americans want ObamaCare expanded than curbed: 46 percent of Americans said ObamaCare should do more, while just 7 percent believe the Republicans' plan to reduce ObamaCare is the better option.
"With numbers like these, it's not surprising the Republican leadership in Congress is having a difficult time building consensus," the director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, Lee Miringoff, told NPR. The poll surveyed 1,205 adults between June 21 and June 25 over landline and mobile phones. The margin of error is plus or minus 2.8 percent. Jeva Lange
Republican efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act stalled Tuesday, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell delaying the vote until after the July 4 recess in hopes of rallying more support. President Trump expressed his frustration on Wednesday, in particular with a New York Times report that cited a Republican senator who believed, after a White House meeting, that "the president did not have a grasp of some basic elements of the Senate plan."
The failing @nytimes writes false story after false story about me. They don't even call to verify the facts of a story. A Fake News Joke!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 28, 2017
Some of the Fake News Media likes to say that I am not totally engaged in healthcare. Wrong, I know the subject well & want victory for U.S.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 28, 2017
The New York Times' Glenn Thrush replied to Trump's complaint. "Call your office, sir," he tweeted. "[The New York Times] spoke to many, many, many members of your staff yesterday — [and] ran everything by your team." Jeva Lange


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A new supercharged 210 horsepower 3.3 litre V6 engine is now offered on the top-of-the-line Nissan Frontier Crew Cab SC-V6 pickup. The SC-V6 also gets aggressive new styling, a sporty new interior, a new 100 watt stereo system with an in-dash 6-disc CD changer and steering wheel audio controls, and a new locking tailgate.
Aggressive new styling and supercharger raise profile of Crew Cab SC-V6
It was only a couple of years ago that Nissan introduced a four-door version of their compact Frontier pickup truck, but it already represents 75% of all Frontier sales. Obviously, compact truck buyers are willing to sacrifice a longer bed for more interior cabin space and ease of entry. The Frontier Crew Cab's box is a full 46 cm (18 inches) shorter than the bed of the Frontier King Cab (extended cab model).
Still, Nissan must have decided that a roomier cab wasn't enough for Crew Cab buyers. All 2001 Frontiers have aggressive new styling, and top-of-the-line Crew Cab SC-V6 models offer a new supercharged 210 horsepower V6 engine, the most powerful engine in the compact pickup class.
The supercharger, which forces more air into the cylinders to add power, is a factory-installed Eaton Roots-type supercharger which provides an extra 40 horsepower and 45 lb-ft of torque over the normally-aspirated 3.3 litre V6 engine available on the Crew Cab XE-V6 and SE-V6 models.
That brings to three the number of engines now offered in the Frontier: a 143 horsepower 2.4 litre four cylinder engine, a 170 horsepower 3.3 litre V6, and the 210 horsepower supercharged 3.3 litre V6 powerplant.
For 2001, Frontiers are available in King Cab (extended cab) or Crew Cab bodystyles in 4X4 and 4X2 models in XE or SE trim levels, but only Crew Cab SC-V6 models are offered with the supercharged engine.
Aggressive new styling
2001 Frontiers have more aggressive styling than previous Frontiers. The restyled nose features large headlamps and turn signals under clear plastic lenses, a grille with a single bar across the middle, and a protruding body-coloured bumper with a large air intake, integrated fog lamps, and a fake front skid plate. Huge fender bolt-on fender flares and standard P265/55-R17 inch tires and alloy wheels give the Crew Cab a wider stance, and a tubular roof rack adds to its sporty, 'outdoors' image. The SC-V6 model also features dark-tinted rear windows and a prominent '4X4 Supercharged' decal on the rear box. At the rear is a step bumper and a new tailgate with a prominent Nissan logo and a new locking feature.
Most of these exterior changes are purely cosmetic, but the locking rear tailgate is useful – both to prevent unauthorized entry to the box and to prevent the tailgate from being stolen!
Sporty interior
The interior of the Frontier Crew Cab is also much sportier than before. The black cloth upholstery in my test truck featured 'chequered' seat fabric and door inserts, and red seat-stitching which matched the stitching in the leather-covered steering wheel.
The dashboard has sporty silver-faced round gauges, including a tachometer, and a metallic-look upper instrument panel which surrounds three dials for the heater and air conditioning system. A new radio (borrowed from other Nissan models) features bigger, easier-to-see buttons and an in-dash 6-disc CD changer.
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The Frontier's front bucket seats are comfortable and front passengers have generous legroom and headroom. Between the seats is a folding centre armrest with hidden for CD's and the like. I didn't like the twist-and-turn handbrake lever near the steering column. Releasing it requires some bending and fumbling – a conventional handbrake or footbrake would be much easier to operate.
The Crew Cab's rear doors are the conventional front-hinged type with external door handles, however the doors are considerably narrower than the front doors. Still, it's much easier to get into the rear seat of the Frontier Crew Cab than into the rear seat of the Frontier King Cab.
The Crew Cab's rear bench seat has a rather short seat cushion and an upright seatback, but there is adequate legroom and headroom for two adults. There are three rear seatbelts (two outboard three-point seatbelts and a centre lap belt), but the seat is really only wide enough for two passengers. A child seat can be installed in the rear seat, something that's not possible in the King Cab version.
The Crew Cab's rear power windows will roll all the way down, and there are two rear cupholders at the back of the console. The two built-in rear head restraints are too low to be of any use to adults.
If there are no rear passengers, the one-piece backrest can be folded down to create a longer, roomier cargo area. A split folding rear backrest is not offered.
Short 56 inch box
The Frontier Crew Cab is the same overall length as the Frontier King Cab but the Crew Cab's cabin is longer and its box is shorter. The Crew Cab's box is 56 inches long while the King Cab's is 74 inches long. The Crew Cab does offer an optional 'bed extender', a tubular gate which flips over onto the lowered tailgate and extends the bed to six feet. This is useful, but it takes up space in the box when you're not using it, and limits its versatility.
The short box includes four tie-down hooks, a double-walled cargo bed, and built-in inserts for cross-members to divide up the load.
Nissan has confirmed that 2002 Frontier Crew Cabs will be available with a 74 inch long box as well as the short box.
Driving impressions
With 210 horsepower, 200 lb-ft of torque at 2800, and a fairly low first gear ratio, the 3.3 litre overhead valve V6 engine has plenty of torque for hauling loads up to 500 kg (1,100 lb.). Maximum towing capacity is 1588 kg (3,500 lb.) when equipped with the standard five-speed manual transmission, but when equipped with the optional four-speed automatic transmission, the Frontier SC-V6 will tow up to 2268 kg (5000 lb). Curiously, the SC-V6's tow ratings are the same as the non-supercharged Frontier V6 model. Obviously, the supercharger doesn't provide any additional help when towing.
Under acceleration, the Frontier SC leaps off the line quickly, but the driver must shift to second gear quickly because of the low first gear ratio. The standard 5 speed manual transmission has medium-length throws, and the gear lever itself is very long. The abundant engine torque makes it easy to drive in a higher gear without having to shift down regularly. In fourth gear, the Frontier SC-V6 will climb a 10% grade without having to shift down to third (without a load).
The engine is 'growly' under acceleration and gets rougher as you approach the 5900 rpm redline. As well, the Eaton supercharger makes a whining sound and there is some transmission gear noise – there's no doubt that you're driving a truck. However, my test vehicle was quieter than the pre-production model I drove a few months ago, and when cruising at highway speeds, the engine does only 2600 rpm at a steady 100 km/h, so it's very quiet – as is the cabin.
Independent acceleration and braking tests performed by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada show the Crew Cab SC-V6 accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h (unloaded) in 9.7 seconds – that's good for an 1882 kg (4148 lb.) truck. Braking performance was above-average: the SC braked from 100 km/h to 0 in just 41.7 metres (137 feet). The SC includes standard front disc/rear drum brakes with four-wheel ABS.
Gas mileage is relatively good in the city: 12.5 litres per 100 km (18 mpg), but poor on the highway: 14.3 l/100 km (23 mpg).
Over smooth pavement, the Frontier has a comfortable ride, but it's a bit stiff over bumpy pavement, and the ride is choppy in highway driving. I found the power-assisted recirculating-ball steering also somewhat stiff. Handling is surprisingly good for a tall pickup with a solid rear axle – the standard Firestone Firehawk GTA 17 inch tires add a lot of grip.
Outward visibility is excellent – a defroster on the rear window helps melt condensation, frost and ice on cold mornings. Unlike some pickups though, the Frontier SC doesn't offer a sliding rear window.
Off-road, the Frontier SC-V6 Crew Cab really shines, for a number of reasons. With a high ground clearance, a torquey V6 engine, a low first gear ratio, a part-time 4WD system, and good outward visibility, the Frontier SC handles steep hills, uneven surfaces, and slippery conditions with relative ease. The Frontier's part-time, shift-on-the-fly four-wheel-drive system is engaged using a floor shift lever and has both high and low ranges.
Off-road, my only concern is the potential scuffing or scratching of the big, body-coloured bumpers. Black bumpers are available on the XE-V6, but they are not offered on the SE-V6 or SC-V6. If you're going to go off-road, I recommend you don't buy a Frontier with the bright yellow paint job.
Prices and features
Base Frontier Crew Cab XE-V6 4X2 pickups start at $25,798, Crew Cab SE-V6 4X2 models at $28,998, and Crew Cab SC-V6 4X2 models at $28,998. With a 'Premium Package' and four-wheel-drive, Crew Cab SC-V6 go for $34,998.
For the base price of $28,998, Crew Cab SC-V6 models include the supercharged 3.3 litre V6 engine with block heater, 5-speed manual transmission, four-wheel anti-lock brakes, power steering, fog lights, aluminum roof rack, rear defogger, body-coloured bumpers and P265/55R-17 inch all-season tires and alloy wheels.
Standard interior features include the 100 watt 6-disc in-dash AM/FM/CD stereo with six speakers, air conditioning, power windows, power door locks and remote keyless entry, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, variable intermittent wipers, tachometer, digital clock, cloth seats, centre console, four cupholders, leather-wrapped steering wheel, dual front airbags, and five seatbelts.
A top-of-the-line "Premium Package", includes leather seats, special alloy wheels, low-profile tires, 4-speed automatic transmission, a distinctive tubular roof rack, and an anti-theft system.
Frontiers are built in Smyrna, Tennessee. Competitors for the Frontier Crew Cab include the Toyota Tacoma Double Cab, and the Dodge Dakota Quad Cab.
For detailed specs, see Nissan Canada's web-site at www.nissancanada.com.
See also Grant Yoxon's review of the Frontier Crew Cab SC-V6
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|Base price
|Price as tested
|4-door, 5 passenger compact pickup
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|3.3 litre V6, supercharged, SOHC, OHV
|210 @ 4800 rpm
|231 lb-ft @ 2800 rpm
|5 speed manual (4 speed automatic)
|Limited slip
|P265/55 R17, all-season radials
|Curb weight
|1882 kg (4148 lb.)
|2359 kg (5200 lb.)
|477 kg (1052 lb.)
|Towing capacity
|1588 kg (3500 lb)
|2949 mm (116.1 in.)
|5080 mm (200.0 in.)
|1809 mm (71.2 in.)
|1687 mm (66.4 in.)
|Bed length
|1430 mm (56.3 in.)
|Fuel consumption
|City: 12.5 l/100 km (18 mpg)
|Hwy: 14.3 l/100 km (23 mpg)
|3 yrs/60,000 km
|Powertrain warranty
|5 yrs/100,000 km


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The way Commissioner Carl Jordan remembers it, the Athens-Clarke County Commission raised parking fees two years ago, in part, to help pay for a parking deck.
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But Commissioner John Barrow, who also serves on the Athens Downtown Development Authority, said the idea was to spend the money on general downtown enhancement, since parking fees are paid by people who use downtown.
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The $15,000 in question comes from the Downtown Enhancement Program, $60,000 that commissioners agreed in 2002 to set aside each year by hiking downtown parking fees by nearly $140,000 a year.
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The Athens Downtown Development Authority - which operates the $1.3 million-a-year downtown parking system in exchange for 15 percent of the profits - agreed to the plan, and the first year's proceeds were spent on a study of parking needs in the downtown district.
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B. Serrano has announced the release of Dionysos EX, an extended version of the Dionysos synthesizer plug-in for Windows.
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Dionysos EX is available as donationware for Windows (VST).
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