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Crown Princess Maxima in Utrecht
On March 23, Princess Maxima attended the inaugural lecture by Professor Atul Kumar at the Academy Building of Utrecht University. Mr. Kumar has been nominated by the Trustees of the Prince Claus Chair in Development and Equity by the Executive Board of Utrecht University to be a part of at the Prince Claus Chair. For the next two years, he will be engaged in climate research. Atul Kumar (1977) is … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Climate Change, Patronage, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
German One-Day Visit to the Netherlands
On Wednesday March 23, the German President, Christian Wulff, and his wife Bettina made a visit to Netherlands. In the morning, the Frau Wulff opened the 62nd edition of the annual flower exhibition of Keukenhof in Lisse. Accompanied by her husband and Prince Willem-Alexander, she had a tulip named after her: the Tulip Bettina Wulff. The German Presidential Couple visited the exhibition because "Germany, Land of Poets and Thinkers" is … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Audience, Exhibition, Flower Baptism, Germany, King Willem-Alexander, Official Visit, President Wulff, Princess Beatrix | Leave a comment
Crown Prince Willem-Alexander attends UN World Water Day Conference
On March 21 and 22, Prince Willem-Alexander was in Cape Town, South Africa on the occasion of the celebration of World Water Day 2011. The theme this year was Water for Cities: Responding to the Urban Challenge. In Cape Town, the Prince of Orange was present at several events like the final of the 'Moola for Amanzi ", where five teams of talented young professionals and students presented business concepts … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged King Willem-Alexander, Patronage, South Africa, United Nations, Water, Working Visit | Leave a comment
Princess Laurentien Opened an Exhibition
On Sunday March 20, Princess Laurentien inaugurated the new exhibition about 'Kikker' (Frog) at the Children's Museum. The opening was also to celebrate the end of the renovation of the Children's Museum. The exhibition is inspired by 'Kikker', the main character from the works of writer and illustrator Max Velthuijs (1923-2005). 'Kikker' is one of the permanent exhibitions at the Children's Museum. In the exhibition, children literally step into Kikker's … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Children, Education, Exhibition, Literature, Patronage, Princess Laurentien | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima attended a conference
On March 16th, Crown Princess Maxima was present in Utrecht to take part in the conference "Youth and Money" by the Foundation "Know What Do You Spend". During this event, the foundation has presented the results of an extensive study conducted by Motivaction to money types among young people (money mindsets). Princess Maxima received the first copy of the book money mindset. In addition, the Princess took part in one … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Conference, Education, Inclusive Finance, Patronage, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima Visits an Elderly Care Center
On Tuesday March 15, Princess Maxima was in Zutphen to attend the opening of the "Lunette Suftene", a new building that includes apartments and group homes care for people that suffering with dementia. The Princess has met at the Lunette residents and staff. After the opening Princess Maxima got a tour of the new building and also an art exhibition visit. Besides accommodation for the elderly and the elderly Lunette … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Health, Queen Máxima | 1 Comment
Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde attended the opening session of the 'Erasmian European Youth Parliament'
On Monday March 14, Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde were present in Antwerp at the opening session of the "Erasmian European Youth Parliament". During a week, more than 150 youngsters aged 16 to 18 years from fifteen European countries will debate with politicians and executives about the participation of youth in different aspects of life. The main theme this year "Youth participation in various areas." At the end of the … Continue readingPosted in Belgian Royals | Tagged Education, European Union, King Philippe, Queen Mathilde | Leave a comment
Dutch State Visits to Oman and Qatar
Due to a political unrest, in consultation between Oman and the Netherlands, it was decided to postpone the state visit of Her Majesty Queen Beatrix to Oman. Despite this, Queen Beatrix, the Prince of Orange and Princess Máxima accepted a personal invitation by His Majesty Sultan Qaboos for a private dinner on Tuesday March 8th. On the afternoon of March 8th, the trio arrived at the airport in the Omani … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals, Oman Royals, Qatar Royals | Tagged Bilateral Relations, Exhibition, King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, Queen Máxima, Royal Orders, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa, Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser, State Visit, Sultan Qaboos | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima Back to Work
After spending the winter holiday in Lech with the whole family, Princess Maxima is back to her duties. On March 03, Princess Maxima was present in the Laurentius and Elisabeth Cathedral in Rotterdam to attend the awards ceremony of the Best Learning Company and Best Practice 2010 Trainer of the Netherlands. Colo, the association of cooperating centers for vocational education and industry, organizes the annual awards ceremony on behalf of … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Awards, Education, Queen Máxima, Women's Rights | Leave a comment
Queen Beatrix and Prince Friso Open "New Love" Center
On Friday February 11, Queen Beatrix along with Prince Friso were present at the opening of the "New Love" center in Amsterdam. "New Love" is a new multi-religious and cultural center and provides a platform for, among other studies, debate, philosophy, religion, music and theater. New Love is an initiative of the poet, theologian and priest Huub Oosterhuis and is housed in a monumental building that was totally renovated in … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Culture, Prince Friso, Princess Beatrix | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima visits a Primary School
On February 10, Princess Maxima was present at the closure of the project BizWorld at the Christoffel school in The Hague. BizWorld is an education system in which pupils in eight primary school playfully learn to set up their own business and deal with money. The "student-entrepreneurs" told Maxima about their experiences. Some companies have gone bankrupt or have students correct profit. The BizWorld Foundation wants children to be actively … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Children, Education, Patronage, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima and Princess Mabel at Good Money Gala
On Wednesday February 9th, Princess Maxima spoke at the Good Money Gala of the National Postcode Lottery at the Singer Museum in Laren. Princess Mabel was also, unexpectedly, present. The Princess was present on behalf of The Elders. During this Gala, the amount distributed to charitable organizations by the lottery this year was announced. Stop Aids Now! received an amount of 8.8 million euros from the National Postcode Lottery. The … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Donations, HIV/AIDS, Patronage, Princess Mabel, Queen Máxima, The Elders, The Oranje Fonds | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima Attended Two Events in Arnhem
On Tuesday morning, February 08, Princess Maxima paid a working visit to Food Banks. Princess Maxima learnt about the affairs of the food bank Arnhem, where all activities are carried out by volunteers. Topics that were discussed include the recruiting of volunteers, the amount of available products and the expiry dates of food. Princess Maxima finally got a tour of the warehouse of the food bank. The same day, Princess … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Education, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Princess Margriet, Princess Laurentien and Princess Astrid Attend Award Ceremony
On Tuesday February 08, Princess Margriet, Princess Laurentien and Princess Astrid were at the Royal Flemish Theatre in Brussels to attend the ECF Routes Princess Margriet Award. This award from the European Cultural Foundation (ECF), in collaboration with the Ministries of Education, Culture and Science and Foreign Affairs, was this year awarded to the artists Sejla Kameric and Kutluğ Ataman. Both laureates are artists and filmmakers, and they have been … Continue readingPosted in Austrian Royals, Belgian Royals, Dutch Royals | Tagged Austria-Este, Awards, Culture, Patronage, Princess Astrid of Belgium, Princess Laurentien, Princess Margriet, Working Visit | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima Attended A Meeting
On February 07, Princess Maxima spoke at the network meeting of Women in Financial Services (WIFS) at the Eureko Conference Center in Zeist. WIFS is a network for women executives in the financial sector. The theme of the meeting was sustainability. Princess Máxima was invited by WIFS for being a "role model" for other women in the financial sector. The princess in her speech stressed the importance of 'inclusive finance' … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Queen Máxima, Women's Rights | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima visits Mytikas Foundation
On February 2nd, Princess Maxima visited the Mytikas Foundation in The Hague in her role as patron of the Orange Fund. Mytikas focuses on talent development of young people at risk of falling outside the community, such as teenage mothers, early school leavers and young unemployed. The foundation has developed its own competency-based training developed. Mytikas works with young people aged 12 to 24 years. During one year they follow … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Patronage, Queen Máxima, The Oranje Fonds | Leave a comment
Princess Laurentien Presents her Second Book
On Wednesday February 2nd, in the colorful Oceanium Zoo in Rotterdam, the presentation of Princess Laurentien's second book, "Mr. Finney and the Other Side of the Water", took place. Along with the Princess, with her were there her husband, Prince Constantijn and her children, Eloise (8), Claus-Casimir (6) and Leonore (4). A group of guests and five classes of the primary school "De Hovenier" in Rotterdam attended the launch of … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Aruba, Books, Climate Change, Count Claus-Casimir, Countess Eloise, Countess Leonore, Education, Prime Minister Eman, Prince Constantijn, Princess Laurentien | Leave a comment
Crown Princess Maxima visits the new Theater Korzo
On February 1st, Princess Maxima attended the opening of the renovated Theater Korzo in downtown The Hague. The theater on Prince Street was a conglomerate of buildings that together formed the Korzo Theater. The theater provides space for choreographers, musicians, filmmakers and video artists to create and present their stories in dance, music and theater. During her visit, Princess Maxima made a tour of the building and meet the architects, … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Queen Máxima, Theatre | Leave a comment
Princess Maxima Attends Youth Weight Program
On Tuesday February 1, Princess Maxima was in the province of Drenthe to be present at the launch of the Youth Programme on Healthy Weight (Jogging). Jogging is a nationwide program aimed at young people (0-19 years), their parents and their environment to reduce overweight and obesity. Drenthe is the first province to start Jogging. This year, other cities including Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht, will begin the program. … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Education, Health, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
Princess Laurentien, Chairman of High Level Group on Literacy
On Tuesday February 01, Princess Laurentien was present in Brussels to attend the launch of the High Level Group of Experts. The Princess is Special Envoy for literacy development in the UN organization UNESCO. The European Commission is a new expert group set up looking for alternative ways of bringing down the illiteracy in the EU. The High Level Group consists of leading experts in the fields of education and … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Belgium, Education, Patronage, Princess Laurentien, UNESCO, Working Visit | Leave a comment


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Believe the hype.
Our comrades over at Competitive Cyclist dedicated nearly 1500 words to Skratch Labs' Exercise Hydration Mix when it first launched. We'll be a bit more brief —there's simply nothing else out there that we like more than Skratch for hydration. It's easy to get down, it doesn't cause GI distress, and we feel like we can go a bit harder for a bit longer than we can with plain water or other mixes. Engineered by Allen Lim and tested on some of the world's best cyclists, Skratch Labs Exercise Hydration Mix promises to regulate your body's electrolyte levels during exercise so that you stay more functional for a longer time. The bulk of this is accomplished via sodium, which Lim found to be the most important ingredient in fighting cramps, headaches, and power loss.
None of that would mean anything, though, if it weren't easy on the stomach. Fortunately for us, the use of simple, real-food-type ingredients means that our bodies can digest it easily, and the absence of savoring agents (what you'll see called "natural flavors" on other mixes) means that you won't experience a weird, lingering aftertaste, just real fruit flavors that dissipate as you'd expect.
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Brian Dobias, Employee
Tastes great
I'm used to some flat coke mixed with water in a bottle but this is much better. Tastes great without being too overwhelming flavor. I've used it racing for over a year and have not had any cramping or stomach issues. Lemon-Lime is my go-to flavor.
Not to sweet, keeps me going.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Height: 5' 6"Weight: 135 lbsSize Purchased: 20 serving bag
I've used this hydration mix for about 6 months now and tried; raspberry, matcha with lemons, lemon and lime, and now I ordered pineapple. The flavors are all good tasting. My goal was to find a healthy hydration mix that tastes great with low sugar, and this hit the spot. With other powders I would have to cut back on the serving so I didn't get that sick sugar feeling and nasty spit in the middle of my ride. With Skratch mix I can use a full serving and it's not overpowering.
I have used this on rides and hikes. Tastes fine in hot conditions, keeps me from cramping, and I will still be using it throughout my training.
Chris, Employee
Simple is better
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've used Skratch on hundreds of races/rides and the thing I love about it is that it's simple and does what its supposed to do.
By all accounts I could even make this at home, but nobody's got time for that, which why I also buy a bag every two weeks.
Also doesn't taste weird.
Teresa Nguyen, Employee
Keeps you feeling good all day!
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This is my go to drink mix when I know I'm going to be out all day climbing or biking. Scratch provided coolers of this mix at a 24 hour climbing event I was at and I definitely think it helped me from crashing. The pineapple flavor is the best! I think it has the most flavor and is really refreshing.
Tom Murphy, Employee
Magic elixir
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Love this stuff. Started drinking it on hot summer rides and pretty much addicted now. Not too sweet and just enough flavoring for a good taste. Working through the Matcha + Lemons and Raspberry is up next.
Greg Gavin, Gearhead
Long Day Drink
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On big days climbing, hiking, or skiing I almost always add a little Skratch mix to my H2O. Definitely helps stave off muscular bonkage, for cardio-centric activities. I enjoy the Lemon-Line, but have buddies who like the pineapple.
Rory, Employee
Way better than the other sport drinks
I will never go back to those big name sports drinks! No sticky bottle, no overpowering flavor, and just the right amount of sweet. Have you ever accidentally left one of the other sport drinks in your bottle for a week? Your bottle is ruined! I have done that several times with Skratch and after a quick rinse, bottle is as good as new.
Daniel Randolph, Employee
Natural Hydration
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Lemon-lime scratch is my go to hydration supplement. Keeps you going on long workouts and can't beat the real lemons.
R.J. Gardner, Gearhead
Stay moist!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Tastes good, and maybe it was just in my head but I actually felt better on long backpacking trips than when I just drank straight water. It works!
Chris Sanger, Employee
Matcha and lemons is brilliant
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
love it. not too sweet. caffeine and hydration to keep you going.
Apples & Cinnamon is amazing!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I thought this stuff was going to taste super artificial... as most of the drink mixes do. But no... this stuff tastes like apple and cinnamon infused water. Haven't tried it hot as it suggests, but I love it cold.
Hydrate/fuel without sugary stomach bomb
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have a pretty tough stomach (or at least I think I do), but when going on adventures for several hours, I often found myself feeling pretty sick of sugary drinks and gels. Skratch adds just enough subtle flavor to make the drink interesting while at the same time helping provide an optimal mix for hydration. For longer efforts you will definitely need another source of calories, as well (Skratch has not so many calories per serving).
I'm a big fan of Allen Lim's work and am also experimenting with recipes from his book for making "real food" to eat while on the bike (or other endurance adventure).
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love this stuff. It is the only drink that I have found to stop the cramps that I used to get while riding. I've tried all of the major electrolyte drinks including Accelerade and Hammer electrolyte capsules. The science behind hydrating with Skratch is sound.
Light Tasting and Great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Scratch Exercise mix is the best-tasting and lightest-tasting hydration mix on the market. Salt content is good for long rides. It's lower calorie so needs to be supplemented during longer exertion but it's top-notch. The packaging is annoying however---but I suppose it helps the landfills so I won't complain.
Mitch Creer, Employee
Tasty Energy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my go to drink mix for hitting the road or the slopes. It contains all of the nutrients that I need for hydration and gives me the boost of energy to make it over the next climb or to the next pow stash. Even better is that it tastes great without having the strong, mouth drying after bits that competitors may have.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
No crappy residual after taste left in your mouth. Nice neutral flavor and dissolves rapidly. Perfect.
Kyle Br, Gearhead
goes down so easy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
super easy to digest, I have problems with heavy substances when im riding and the skratch fits the bill for easy going down. i use 3/4 scoop on regular rides, a full scoop and maybe a little more on really hot races. taste is super easy to handle as well.
Peter Eischeid, Employee
Best I've found
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
In training for an ultra trail race and half ironman I've experimented with many different hydration options. The following are the reasons why I choose Skratch Labs:
- Better taste (which really means less of a taste)
- Less sugar
- Right amount of Sodium for my sweat rate
Perry Hall, Gearhead
Always in the cupboard
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I always have some on hand, for biking, running, fishing, hangovers, or just general dehydrating feelings. Its some of the best stuff out there. I have tried most, rejected a few completely, and suffered through some big containers of junk, and will be on the Skratch train forever.
Bryce Galloway, Employee
Better then...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This drink mix is one of the best sports drinks out there. It's not overly sugary, and after you drink it you don't need to wash it down with water right after it, which makes it nice for long rides, runs, etc... Get it you won't regret buying this over some other sports drink mix.


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"Since they were introduced in the late 60's Boeing has sold more than 6000 of these 737's. … Keep in mind that's the workhorse of the industry. It's what Southwest flies. It's what Ryan Air flies over in Europe. A lot of airlines fly this airplane. So the future of the 737 is in focus."
The scrutiny comes after a five-foot hole opened in the fuselage of an in-flight Southwest jet last week.
On CBS, John Goglia, a former board member for the National Transportation Safety Board – blames the Federal Aviation Administration for its lack of regulation on aircraft maintenance. He says its system of fining airlines – doesn't work.
"I don't know if there has ever been a study done by the FAA or anybody else that can correlate the fines to improving safety."
As an example - CBS cites a $10.5 million fine on Southwest in 2007 - which the airline got reduced to $7.5 million.
And former chairman of the House Transportation Committee agrees – noting the fines are too small.
"There is very little incentive if the airline doesn't feel the pain of the fine. The ultimate victim is safety."
CNN is also talking 737's -- and explains -- it's not necessarily the age of the plane that matters -- but how many takeoffs and landings it's had.
"When a plane takes off this is basically what happens to the fuselage. It gets pressurized. When you land, the pressure comes out. Now that is wearing on the structure of the plane."
"Boeing says eventually 570 planes with the same design will need a closer look. The company had anticipated that the skin and joints would not need special scrutiny until it reached 60,000 takeoffs and landings. But the plane that was damaged Friday had only 39,000."
But it's not all bad news for Boeing. Back on CNBC a market analyst believes the small tear was actually a blessing in disguise for the company. He says airline companies will consider upgrading their fleets to newer jets – from Boeing of course.
"You have to remember that if you know this a potential problem it is pretty easy to inspect and find out if you have that problem. Then if you have that problem it is pretty easy for the airlines to repair it. So, I think this is an issue we will forget about in entirety in a couple weeks. … I think the airlines are looking to newer for fuel efficient planes."
But Daily Finance is less optimistic -- and poses the question -- can Boeing still make planes? Writer Douglas McIntyre points out - the company can't really afford many more setbacks.
"Its 787 Dreamliner is now years late. This has cost the airlines that ordered the plane untold millions of dollars in fuel costs. … Boeing has also been late a year late in its release of a new version of the 747... Industry analysts say that this has cost Boeing $1 billion, and given rival Airbus a head start..."
So far 700 Southwest flights have been canceled due to the safety concerns. One plane was forced to emergency land – and another was diverted. Both Boeing and Southwest stock shares took hits Friday – but have started rebounding.
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For those who know nothing about Che except that he wore a beret, smoked cigars and continues to turn up as a splash of radical chic on t-shirts and adolescent wall posters, UNESCO's move might sound reasonable. But if you bother to learn anything about who Che really was, or what he did, that impression curdles fast. Writing on Slate in 2004, author Paul Berman gave an excellent summary of Che's character and career:
Che was a totalitarian. He achieved nothing but disaster. Many of the early leaders of the Cuban Revolution favored a democratic-socialist direction for the new Cuba. But Che was a mainstay of the hardline pro-Soviet faction, and his faction won. Che presided over the Cuban Revolution's first firing squads. He founded Cuba's "labor camp" system — the system that was eventually employed to incarcerate gays, dissidents and AIDS victims.
Berman went on to say, "The modern-day cult of Che blinds us not just to the past but also to the present … I wonder if people who stand up to cheer a hagiography of Che Guevara … will ever give a damn about the oppressed people of Cuba — will ever lift a finger on behalf of the Cuban liberals and dissidents."
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Posted September 9, 2014: by Bill Sardi
I should have guessed it was another hit piece on dietary supplements the moment I learned its author is panned as a political reporter with 30 years of experience (so his bio says, but his photo must have been taken when he was 20 years old). [ConsumerAffairs.com]
Like so many online journalists these days, they read a press release issued by a health agency or a medical group but not the actual published scientific study referred to in the news report.
If this journalist had read the entire published report his headline might have said something like "Liver toxicity study group unfairly blames dietary supplements for transplants and deaths attributed to alcohol." Instead the headline reads: "Supplements now more likely than medications to cause death." [ConsumerAffairs.com Sept 8, 2014]
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Posted September 1, 2014: by Bill Sardi
CBS' Marketwatch.com lists the top ten food companies in the world and they might be better described as the top ten junk food companies. They make money designing convenience foods under brand names like Pringles, Oreo, Coke, Pepsi, Sugar Pops, Milky Way and Snickers. Seven of the top ten food companies design products that pander to human food vices, generate dental decay, diabetes, obesity, kidney disease and heart failure as well as pollute the mind. They intentionally design foods that feed overgrowth of yeast (Candida albicans) in the digestive tract that induces sugar craving. Some of these products, like Kellogg's K cereal, are fortified with iron + high fructose corn syrup and are devoid of bran, a perfect recipe for the diabesity epidemic that has swept the globe. A National Geographic special edition a few years ago published a photographic image of the foods consumed by rich and poor across the globe. Regardless of the poverty level, every culture consumes high fructose corn-laced soda pop. These companies control the world's food says Marketwatch. They sell around $320 billion of processed foods. The healthiest product they market is bottled water.
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Posted August 31, 2014: by Bill Sardi
In an article entitled "Why Doctors Are Sick Of Their Profession" on the front page of The Wall Street Journal a heart doctor laments about his midlife disillusionment with the practice of medicine. He's even written a book about it: "Doctored: The Disillusionment of an American Physician" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux publishers, 2014]Too much paperwork, too much bureaucracy, less and less financial reward, less sense of fulfillment, and fewer patients who hold doctors in high esteem. [TheWallStreetJournal.com Aug 29, 2014]
Yes, the practice of medicine is challenging today. Doctors of course are part of the problem. They made themselves the cog in the wheel when they never addressed their lack of productivity.
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Posted August 27, 2014: by Bill Sardi
In just the past two years researcher Etheresia Pretorius at the University of Pretoria in South Africa has published a flurry of reports that may turn modern medicine on its ear.
Dr. Pretorius' research may provide an explanation why efforts to quell Alzheimer's disease with agents that reduce beta amyloid plaque in the brain or by maintaining brain chemicals (acetycholine) that facilitate memory have not been met with success. [Folia Neuropathologica 2014]
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Posted August 24, 2014: by Bill Sardi
Now that virtually every antibiotic is countered by drug-resistant forms of bacteria some biologists believe humanity has entered the post-antibiotic era. [Health Communications Aug 2014] The Centers for Disease Control estimates 23,000 people die each year to antibiotic-resistant infection. [CDC]
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Posted August 23, 2014: by Bill Sardi
A noted overseas physician writes in The Lancet, a British medical journal, to ask: "Why are there no good treatments for diabetic neuropathy?" (Neuropathy involves symptoms of numbness, tingling and pain from inflammation and nerve damage.) [The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology August 2014] Diabetics frequently experience neuropathy in their peripheral nerves (legs, arms), their retina (retinopathy) and kidneys (nephropathy).
The overseas physician's point of view is believed to represent the typical ignorance or ambivalence towards dietary supplements that have been shown to prevent and treat diabetic neuropathy.
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Posted : by Bill Sardi
The lack of major news media coverage of possibly the biggest government whistleblower revelation since disclosure of the Tuskegee Experiment in 1972 [InfoPlease.com] suggests more than fraud at the highest levels of the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) as well as major vaccine makers, it suggests the nation's news agencies are complicit in portraying a government view that there is no link between vaccination and the unexplained rise of autism.
Only alternative news sources are covering the story so far which broke on August 8 when a Brian S Hooker, a Simpson University researcher published a report in the journal Translational Neurodegeneration that the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine was shown to increase the risk for autism 3.4 times among young black boys. [Translational Neurodegeneration Aug 8, 2014]
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Posted August 16, 2014: by Bill Sardi
A noted expert on the topic of vitamin D and public health is calling for universal vitamin D blood testing and widespread dietary supplementation to augment dietary and sunshine sources of this essential nutrient. Adoption of these practices should not wait for further definitive studies in an effort to "rescue as many patients with vitamin D-related illness as we can during the interim and not wait for further clinical trials to end."
These are the words of Dr. Cedric F Garland, professor, Division of Epidemiology, University of California San Diego and were posted at Medscape.com in an article entitled "Vitamin D and mortality risk: should clinical practice change? [MedScape.com Aug 13, 2014] MedScape is a website dedicated to educating doctors.
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Posted July 29, 2014: by Bill Sardi
An article published in The New York Times says villagers in the central African country of Guinea, the center of the current outbreak of Ebola virus, are quarantining their own populations and warning visiting doctors to stay away. The people in Guinea are said to have more faith in witch doctors than physicians who come visiting from the international aid group Doctors Without Borders. [New York Times July 27, 2014]
There may be good reason to prohibit western doctors from entering into these vulnerable villages in central Africa. The doctors come bearing unrecognized poisons in their effort to treat symptoms and save lives. The backfire treatment is revealed upon scrutiny of a review article of treatments for Ebola published in 2012. [PLoS ONE Dec 2012]
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Posted July 22, 2014: by Bill Sardi
This report doesn't cover new ground, just an old but forgotten topic.
A recent 15-year study of 74,645 men and women in Sweden reveals that consumption of red meat was associated with shorter survival (-2 years) compared to adults who were not red meat eaters. In the breakdown of the data red meat was only associated with reduced survival when processed red meat was consumed! [American Journal Clinical Nutrition July 16, 2014]
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Alicia Metcalfe has been in the thick of some of Emmerdale's most dramatic and hard-hitting storylines recently, so it is little wonder that the powers that be have given her a little bit of a rest – but it's not going to be a long one! Alicia (Natalie Anderson) was shot by killer Cameron Murray during last year's epic siege of the Woolpack, not long after she had been released from prison for assaulting Val (Charley Hardwick).
Emmerdale Spoilers: Alicia and David to split? & Why do fans love Charity so much?
We have good news for all you Emmerdale fans out there, the soap's most adorable couple EVER are together forever, so Natalie Anderson says. Of course, this probably means they won't make it to Christmas as we all know how much soap writers like to rain on the parade of happy characters!
Emmerdale Spoilers: Val tells the whole village about her HIV & Alicia gets a nasty surprise! (VIDEO)
In the episode of Emmerdale that airs on Wednesday 7 May, even as Leyla makes a not so subtle attempt at blackmailing Alicia and David over the 'insurance' money, a woman called Tina arrives and marches up to the bar… She accuses Alicia of having robbed her of her inheritance money, and while Alicia tries to protest, Tina throws a drink all over her and storms off. However, the penny drops for Leyla, and she realises what's happened. But what will she do to get that cash from Alicia
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In the episode of Emmerdale that airs on Monday 5 May, Val's in shock after her date with Tiny, and when Eric arrives and wants to know how she got the bruise on her face, she lies, but he's not buying it… Later, when Tiny arrives with a bread delivery and Eric hears him saying Val is "diseased", he sees red and lashes out, and it's not long before the police are called!
Emmerdale Spoilers: Will Val tell Tiny about her HIV? And is Alicia in trouble with the law?! (VIDEO)
In the last Emmerdale episode of the week on Friday 2 May, we return to the drama as Val tells Eric that she's told Tiny that she's HIV positive and adds that he's fine with it, but the truth is that she hasn't told him… Later that night, Eric watches on as Val and Tiny get out of a taxi after their night out, and he's miserable as he sees them heading off together. We then see that Tiny is waiting in bed for Val, and after she quizzes him about having protection, she suddenly ge
Emmerdale Spoilers: Who'll get to Rachel first? And will Alicia keep Priya's eating disorder secret from David? (VIDEO)
In an hour long episode of Emmerdale that airs on Thursday 27 February, we rejoin the drama as Mark demands a further payment of £10,000 to tell Jai exactly where Rachel is… Jai's not happy about it, but as he thinks he's now so close to finding his son, he knows he can't give up and so hands over the cash. While that drama plays out in the village, Charity and Declan are on a mission to get to Rachel before Jai does, and so form another plan.
Emmerdale Spoilers: Alicia & Leyla are arrested! And what's going on with Priya?! (VIDEO)
In the first of a double-bill of episodes of Emmerdale on Thursday 9 January, David is concerned to hear Priya is still suffering from morning sickness. Meanwhile, alone, Priya searches the Internet for 'eating and pregnancy'. Georgia arrives with soup but Priya makes her excuses and refuses to touch it. When David arrives she begrudgingly accepts his offer of a lift to the doctors. Later, a frustrated Priya waits for David; but he lets her down. Priya fumes as she rings a taxi, defiant she
Emmerdale Spoilers: Charity forces Jai to choose! It's her or Archie! And Alicia's frustrated David hasn't told Priya about their wedding (VIDEO)
In the first of a double-bill of episodes of Emmerdale that air on Thursday 12 December, Charity's putting on a brave face over Archie's birthday, but she's struggling to keep a lid on her feelings. Debbie admits her fears over her mum to Lisa, and later, Lisa's shocked to see intent in Charity's eye as she sits behind the wheel of her car, ready to mow down Rachel and Archie down! As Charity revs up the engine, will she really take Archie and Rachel out in one hit?
Emmerdale Spoilers: Drunken Charity goes berserk with a digger! Jacob hopes Alicia and David will wed! (VIDEO)
In the first of the double-bill of episodes of Emmerdale that air on Thursday 28 November, Noah's devastated to learn that Charity is divorcing Jai, and quickly sets off to the factory in a quest to find out why. A drunken Charity heads off in pursuit of Noah, but she's angry when she arrives to see the obvious close connection between Jai and her son. And after she doesn't take kindly to Jai's words, Charity takes out her anger behind the wheel of a digger!
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Now that the couple in Emmerdale that everyone wanted to see together are within a hairs distance of a happy ending, all hell is about to break loose yet again. Ever since David (Matthew Wolfenden) made a drunken pass at Alicia (Natalie Anderson) after her sister jilted him before their wedding, we have all been desperate for them to fall in love. We thought that our wishes were about to come true when David agreed to marry Alicia in order to gain custody of her son, Jake, while she served a pri
Emmerdale Siege Spoilers: Natalie Anderson admits she feared she was facing the sack when she learned about the shooting and reveals that David realises he still loves Alicia!
It has certainly been a dramatic week for the residents of Emmerdale with the village under siege by crazed gunman Cameron Murray, but none more that Alicia Gallagher who fans watched rushed to hospital during last night's episode after being shot by a stray bullet. Killer Cameron (Dominic Power) is on the run having escaped from prison, and has taken over the Woolpack claiming all inside as hostages.
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Emmerdale Siege Week Special: Natalie Anderson says, "Dominic Power was so scary as Cameron, I didn't need to act Alicia's fear!" SPOILERS
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In the preceding chapters, we explored various exegetical dimensions of related genres of biblical mantology, viz., omens, dreams, and oracles. In all instances, the particular elucidation, reinterpretation, or reutilization involved was directly related to the genre at hand. In what follows, the focus shifts to the phenomenon of generic transformation. Here, non-oracular texts are reinterpreted as or reworked into living oracles, and vice versa. One example of this phenomenon was discussed earlier, namely the transformation of the descriptive historical words of Moses' peroration in Deut. 32: 9, 13 into the prescriptive promise found in Isa. 58: 14. 1 Beside this example, several other instances will be considered from such genres as curse and hymnic blessing.
1. At the conclusion of the pericope describing the Israelite sack and destruction of Jericho, and subsequent to the rescue of Rahab from the rubble, the military leader 'Joshua swore . . . as follows: "Cursed before YHWH is the one who will arise and build this city — Jericho; the laying of its foundations shall cost him his first-born (
In this report, the old curse is literally cited and referred to — not as a human curse, which it manifestly is, but rather as a divine word, which it manifestly is not. In conjunction with this shift goes the misreading of the curse as a prophecy. Presumably Ḥiel — and others — understood the predictive 'the laying/raising . . . shall cost him' in the curse as a subjunctive condition (something like 'would needs cost him'). Whereas the original phrasing of Joshua's imprecation simply specifies that the curse will befall the infractor of the asseveration, the infractor construed the specified actions as just those conditions required for the rebuilding of


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A pared-down MSO, two remarkable voices and an extremely communicative conductor joined forces in an absolutely captivating evening of Baroque music on Friday.
Guest conductor Nicholas McGegan led about 40 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra strings, plus harpsichord/continuo organ, through an engaging program of Handel, Pergolesi and Scarlatti. They were joined by soprano Yulia Van Doren and countertenor Daniel Taylor. »Read Full Article


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text: Comments (34) + Add comment Comments (34) Featured Baka-akaB + 1016d ago Simply ridiculous , and whatever excuse involved will mostly result to loss of potential money gain . #1 (Edited 1016d ago ) | Agree(9) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply MikeMyers + 1015d ago Is it possible to download the updates onto the PC? If so then it could be possible to download different region updates and just transfer it from the PC to the gamepad. If not then I'm sure somebody will find a way for a workaround. I understand why they have regional locks but I don't think in todays times that it's no longer needed. We now live in a world where we are all connected and people are well aware that some things may not be properly translated. Even now places like iTunes offer regional content with exclusive songs. Why? #1.1 Agree(4) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply darthv72 + 1015d ago okay...okaylet me see if i understand this (dont go ripping my head off now). someone has a wii-u and they try to use another gamepad that is from another region? or simply another wii-u? I know that controllers like the wiimote and 360 and ps3 all have a sync option that lets them work on other systems. I hadnt heard anything about there being a sync option for the gamepad so i 'assumed' there would not be a NEED to have to sync it with any other wii-u than the one it comes with. THUS preventing any cross talk if you have more than one wii-u in the house. Like having two RC cars that are on the same frequency and you find one controller is controlling both when you dont want it to. same can be said about tv remotes if you have the same tv in the house or more specifically...the same room (but who would). So in any case, what this means is that FOR RIGHT NOW there is no way to sync another gamepad to the wii-u regardless of region. That can all change with an update and will likely change if and when there are games/features requiring a 2nd pad. So in my case, if i had the black one AND white one i would just have to use them on their respected consoles. No taking one to a friends house or trading them out between rooms in the house. Yeah....I can deal with that. #1.1.1 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report rainslacker + 1015d ago You do have to sync the tablet controller and pro controller to the system before they can be used, even with a new system and controller out of the same box. #1.1.2 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Redempteur + 1016d ago To think there was people in n4g yesterday that didn't believe in the first reports .. As i said before i'm not surprised ..nintendo pretty stupid when it comes to hardware. We're however reaching incredible levels of stupidity.. It's not a hardware problem in the first step of the video you can see that everything works and communication between the gamepad and the console works ... it's another stupid lock to prevent imports. #2 Agree(8) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply browngamer41 + 1016d ago I guess I'm not understanding..why would you use a foreign Gamepad with your system again? The controllers are tied to the system anyway, so what's the big deal? #3 Agree(6) | Disagree(8) | Report | Reply Redempteur + 1016d ago he got 2 consoles ( because there is already a region lock for games ) Now for whatever reason ( because he wants it , because the first gamepad battery is low , and so on ) he wants to play on one console with the other gamepad .. he can't because there is ANOTHER region lock for hardware ! Man what is it so hard to understand ? #3.1 Agree(7) | Disagree(4) | Report | Reply browngamer41 + 1015d ago O.k. so a guy comes up with the most b.s. and complicated scenario to use the gamepad and bashes it..got ya. Like I said I don't understand and you getting angry about shows me nothing..gfy #3.1.1 Agree(4) | Disagree(9) | Report Gohadouken + 1015d ago That kind of reaction makes me wonder what's gamers actual breaking point and pain threshold . Someone tell you they just wanted to use another pad they own and your reaction is bewilderment and "whatever why not just use the pad tied to the console and deal with it" ? At some point every tiny locks and forbidden stuff chipping away at your tiny already freedom is going to add up and make a big total sum ... you know ... but whatever ... "He is obviously making up some complicated scenario not just trying to use stuff he bought freely " -_- Who knows ? Maybe in his made up fairy tale , if and when at some point his forein tab breaks , you'll be there to help him import and wait for a new one . The crux of the matter is that you guys dont care because you wouldnt import anyway , why not just say that then ? #3.1.2 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(4) | Disagree(2) | Report PopRocks359 + 1015d ago @Gohadouken Mine is typically when something breaks over and over or renders my games unplayable. I've gone through multiple 360s and by the time my third one (a black slim no less) started giving me technical issues, I just said "f*ck it." I personally don't see why anyone would go to the trouble of importing a Wii U myself since there are no games exclusive to Japan right now. In fact there are no games that support two gamepads right now either, so complaining about this as of right now doesn't make much sense to me. It's not like I don't acknowledge that region locking is a fairly annoying limitation. But when people complain about it, I feel like there should be a good reason for it. For example: I can't play 'so-and-so' games (ex: Pandora's Tower, Hatsune Miku, early VC game releases, etc.) This doesn't really seem to apply to Wii U now IMO. #3.1.3 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report Redempteur + 1015d ago he doesn't want to use 2 gamepad at once , he wants to use one gamepad for his Console , not 2 , just once at a time ..there is no reason to prevent gamepad usage , like there is no reason to do so with regular controllers. As for your statement , why import , people import because they have to , or they can or both if you know you're gonna import and teh console is region locked, of course you're gonna get that region console too .. e're not here to discuss whenever "import" of console or accessories is relevant that's another debate entirely . here the fact is there : there is a lock in place , when it shouldn't be.. #3.1.4 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report Gohadouken + 1015d ago "when people complain about it, I feel like there should be a good reason for it. For example: I can't play 'so-and-so' games (ex: Pandora's Tower, Hatsune Miku, early VC game releases, etc.) This doesn't really seem to apply to Wii U now IMO. " Let's be serious , only NOW . There have always been good games to import when a lock is involved . The lock is there right now , i don't see why i should have to wait to complain about it . Besides at 135 dollars any new game right now on my local market , you can be certain i'd be importing even current games from the us or elsewhere for the sake of my wallet . They wanna believe that i'd be motivated enough to go through the pain , purchase said game at local prices , instead of just waiting for a hack and saying screw it , well they are dead wrong . #3.1.5 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report MasterCornholio + 1016d ago At first I thought it was a region lock for games but dang its for the gamepad. I honestly don't understand why Nintendo would put a region lock on the controller. As far as I know no other controller on the market has a region lock. @browngamer And why do you agree with Nintendo decision to do this when no other manufacturer on the market does this? I guess that according to you Nintendo is a special exception to this which is something that I don't understand because anyone who does this deserves to be criticized. What next, imported 3DSs not working with the Wii U? Motorola RAZR i #4 (Edited 1016d ago ) | Agree(4) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply Mathew9R 1016d ago | Spam cleft5 + 1016d ago Yeah... Nintendo always region lock their products. It sucks but that is how it is. If you don't like it then you probably shouldn't buy the console. Be an informed consumer and know what you are or aren't buying. #6 Agree(6) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Baka-akaB + 1015d ago True , but after so many consoles Nintendo should know by now that such decisions dont go their way . It simply usually create a motive and "justification" for those screwed by the lock to outright just boycott or wait for a hack or mod . In a twisted way "of sticking it to the man" And once those people are led to the path of modded consoles , it becomes very tempting and easy to give in into full on game piracy , instead of just using it for the region unlock . We've seen this over over and over . #6.1 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(4) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply cleft5 + 1015d ago I am going to have to disagree with you because piracy is really rampant on the psp and that isn't region locked liked the ds or 3ds. I don't like the region locked system at all, but it is what it is. Despite modding, the ds and 3ds continues to sell very well. If anything, modding a console benefits Nintendo because it gives people the ultimate pull to go out and buy their consoles. Piracy hurts software sells, not hardware sells. #6.1.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(2) | Report Redempteur + 1015d ago @cleft5 why are you mixing region free and piracy ? that's 2 different things .. Does the wii being region locked prevent extensive usage of wii homebrew channels by plenty of users ? NO Region lock doesn't prevent or fight piracy , that's false . The wii and the 360 were pirated to hell , too .. mixing those 2 thing only show that you don't understand what's at stake here . #6.1.2 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Baka-akaB + 1015d ago "I am going to have to disagree with you because piracy is really rampant on the psp and that isn't region locked liked the ds or 3ds." I never claimed there wasnt piracy on region free consoles . Region unlocking have been a big motivation in a few attempts to mod or hack a console . And it is still a gateway then . Again when given the choice , people that only cracked their console to unlock it , can be more easily tempted to just use isos after a while . Either way i dunno how you can deny that , magic swapping didnt start as a mean of loading backup discs , but to bypass regions #6.1.3 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report Nevers0ft + 1015d ago I think this has been reported on other sites and even visible in that video - it's not a region lock, the Wii U is refusing to apply a firmware update to the pad because it's from another region. This could simply be Nintendo avoiding bricking by installing mixed/incompatible fimwares, especially as TVii is embedded in the gamepad not run from the console, the regions and firmwares matter. #7 Agree(4) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply n4f + 1015d ago -A smart user appears. -What will you do? N4F uses bubble+ #7.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply StarCSR + 1015d ago Yeah, I'm also not getting the "hate" because of this. And I certainly don't see Nintendo losing money because of this... How many people would use an imported gamepad with a non-imported WiiU? That's only a realistic scenario for people who have a normal AND an imported WiiU... And that's like how many WiiU users? 0.000005%?. #8 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply HalfNerdHalfAmazing + 1015d ago Another reason for these trolls to hate on Nintendo #9 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(3) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply josephayal + 1015d ago One of the biggest reasons to buy a Wii U #10 Agree(1) | Disagree(4) | Report | Reply mamotte + 1015d ago That's a deal breaker for the 99,9% of WiiU possible buyers, all of those were actually going to buy a WiiU in their respective country, and were going to import another console from other region, so they can forget about the other controller and use just one to manage two consoles. Sad, sad, really. Speaking of actually real scenarios, do you know what really break balls? The PSN. I'm from Colombia, and I cant even create my PSN account saying I'm from here: When I try to acces the PSN Store, it says "This service is not avaliable in your country". So I create my PSN account saying I'm from the USA, and guess what? I can access the PSN Store, but I cant buy anything because my credit card is from Colombia. It seems that for Sony our money is illegal, or primitive, maybe I can sue sony over it. Racism or something like that. But no one talks about it, cant wait to create an article pointing that. First world problems. #11 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(2) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply lilbroRx + 1015d ago This could only ever effect someone who traveled to a foreign country with just their gamepad, and who in their right mind would just bring his controller and not his console with it when their is no situation where they could use it anyway? There are no games that use two Wii U Gamepad yet, and anybody who had one in a foreign country would have a gamepad. The only people who care about this news are the ones who were already against the Wii U and had no plains of ever buying one anyway. This it is nothing more than another excuse to bash Nintendo. They talk about Nintendo customers(which they are not) and their wants when they have no idea what Nintendo customers want and don't want. Show me a person who actually likes Nintendo that is bothered by this news? They'll all be to busy playing games. I've never imported a controller or console. I doubt 99% of them have either, much less will. Though let me go before I get hammered with bubbles down for providing a reasonable argument that is "not" bashing Nintendo. #12 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Gohadouken + 1015d ago I dunno why you guys wanna care about wich percentile are affected or not . Just say you dont care if you aint affected and be done with it already . It's obvious it's a sore subject for a select few . And again , it's one more restriction being added on top of tiny other ones (for Nintendo or other consoles) ... at some point everyone will get chocked by those tiny piece of gravel shoved down our throats ... #12.1 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply lilbroRx + 1015d ago You mean on top of the fact that almost all consoles in existence have been region locked? Its making a big deal about nothing. To date there is only "one" major console to ever be released without region locking. Nobody complained about the region locking on the 360. No one complained about it on the PS2. Now they think that since Sony allows games from any region to be played on the PS3 that everyone is suppose to do it without understanding why region locking exists in the first place. This isn't like Sony removing other OS which was actually shortchanging people. You know that Nintendo's console is region locked just as Microsoft is as they always have been. Why complain about it now? If its that big of a deal to you then just don't get one. Its clear that is not the issue, however, given these responses. Nobody who actually games on Nintendo's consoles primarily is making a big deal about this. Its nothing new. Only the people who don't buy Nintendo products are in here complaining about it which is completely asinine. They care nothing about region locking. They just want to bash. Complaining about region locking is like complaining about copy protection on DVDs. #12.1.1 (Edited 1015d ago ) | Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report wiiulee + 1014d ago haters are coming out of every hole to type up silly articles..who would waste time to talk about region locking in action.....i dont have one problem with a system being region locked and that didnt just start with the wiiu..... #13 Agree(1) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Add comment You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login Username Password Remember Rules & guidelines Login