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User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-Imdill3-20160704192507/@comment-The JoTS-20160706222640

I suppose I'm a bit late, but yeah, it was quite unfortunate. I do hope that in the somewhat near future we can approach them again concerning the footer.
In fact, I plan on making the Camp Camp Wikia present on both their footer and this footer sometime in the next few months. Not to say that "hey this wiki can rock it, y nawt yours", but... ;P
Also, a quick thank you for actually creating the footer and even getting it semi-protected.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-LazarouDave-20160628232124

Alright, now to get in contact with the others - thanks for initiating this JoTS
Problem is, i'm fucking terrible with words, so i'm planning on writing a draft and running it past you first, allowing you to make any tweaks to the initial write up - i'll post them on your message wall.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-LazarouDave-20160701002136

I'm getting a bit of concerned about the RWBY wiki's acceptance of this - i know that Chish has been on today (Look at their contribs, you can see they have edited today!) - maybe try one of the other admins, perhaps one of them might be willing to respond. And i know that place is crazy active at all times - i would say maybe they missed it due to the speed of activity, but there are wikia notifications - so that doesn't really explain it.
As for RvB, as Nightfire said, Sniperteam came back briefly with Season 14 being out, and the others are there from time to time - but at least we have one admins' backing
X-Ray and Vav however, i'm not surprised as to the lack of a reply considering its lack of activity, so fair enough
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-LazarouDave-20160701002136/@comment-LazarouDave-20160701110307

So i see Jman is the founder of X Ray and Vav, which means if we can get his backing on either RvB or XR&V wikis, then we can assume he'd say the same for the other wiki which he doesn't reply to/replies to second
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-LazarouDave-20160701002136/@comment-Sgt D Grif-20160701023218

Hey there, I just replied on the X-Ray and Vav wiki (Wikia didn't display the notification properly so I just found out I had a message there now). Basically, while I support it, I'd like to give the bureaucrat/founder a chance to chime in before accepting the proposal there.
As for the RWBY Wiki, the administration as a whole will consider the proposal, not just Chishio, which is why she hasn't replied herself.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-LazarouDave-20160701002136/@comment-The JoTS-20160701013221

I've noticed this too.
I was about to suggest that we assume good faith (in the belief that they may have had only a few intermittent minutes to spare), but then I realized that they have also been editing multiple times within the last 3 hours.
Ah well, yes, perhaps contacting another admin may be the best route.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-The JoTS-20160629211349

So, as a further suggestion– perhaps all member wikis can have their corresponding article on this wiki link to their wiki. In addition, the footer (through "scary transclusion" ...it's an actual thing) could dynamically link to that member wiki's article in this wiki.
...I don't know how well I explained this. :P
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-The JoTS-20160703044737

Seeing as nearly all of the wikis contacted have accepted the invitation to the program (by unanimous or majority vote), I'd like to propose a suggested date of rollout.
Currently, the Camp Camp, Internet Box, and Screwattack wikis have already integrated the footer into our main pages– this will just be a "soft" deadline for when the footer ought to be adopted.
Perhaps July 8th? That'll be a full 10 days since this blog post was created.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-The JoTS-20160703044737/@comment-Bobbycat1-20160703151806

In concerns with the RWBY wiki, more than just Chishi is aware of the post though I'm unsure if it's still being discussed, particularly during the RTX time.
I'll ask the other wikis soon, they're message will need to be a bit altered due to their affiliation being more closely related to Let's Play than Rooster Teeth as a whole.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-The JoTS-20160703044737/@comment-LazarouDave-20160703101837

While on the topic - i think we should push for an answer out of the RWBY wiki at this point, they've had plenty of time to respond, yet we've had nothing back from them - despite Sgt D Grif saying they acknowledged it, if that were the case, then i'm sure they would've said something by now, or i will have seen some kind of activity regarding it somewhere on the mainspace.
Main reason why i think we should push for it is we don't want to have them accept of the very final day and then be hit by the new footer with no warning to those who aren't aware of it, in addition, since Chish never replied, it may be time to move onto another Admin - my second best guess would be Gastropod - i've seen them to be regularly active, as well as participating with many community things, second reason for a new admin, only Chish could know about the first contact, because that place moves so fast they may not have had time to see it.
User blog comment:The JoTS/Rooster Teeth wikis footer program/@comment-The JoTS-20160703044737/@comment-The JoTS-20160703063022

Honestly, I haven't contacted any other wikis. Anything outside of Camp Camp's sister show wikis and I feel like my wiki would fall outside that bubble of recognition– it would slightly undermine my credibility to be selling this program to 'em. :P
So yeah, go ahead and contact the Cow Chop and The Creatures wikis.
On the other hand, I will contact the "DEATH BATTLE" wiki.
User blog comment:Zig zag out of no where/let's play we want to see/@comment-Bobbycat1-20150115160743

Any story driven game (like Heavy Rain) would probably not go too well unless it's multi-player like what they did with The Last of Us.
Definitely would be fun to see more of Garry's Mod, I loved the Prop Hunt videos. And the Podcast Let's Plays were entertaining as well.
User blog comment:Zig zag out of no where/let's play we want to see/@comment-Bobbycat1-20150115160743/@comment-Bobbycat1-20150115172608

Maybe as a How To? So that way something like that could be like a one-off and not have to be extremely long. A Telltale game might work as well too.
Fibbage was funny and the Trivia Tuesday games were pretty hilarious too.
User blog comment:Zig zag out of no where/let's play we want to see/@comment-Bobbycat1-20150115160743/@comment-Zig zag out of no where-20150115162655

Thats true, but I would love to see it as a Let's Watch on the hardest difficulty just down to the fact you to react so quickly at times. The prop Hunt and the last of us are always great.
Must admit I would love to see fibbage again
Vanessa Kimball

Vanessa Kimball is the leader of the New Republic, a group of rebels that battle against the Federal Army of Chorus in order to obtain their freedom. First appearing in Lost But Not Forgotten, Kimball persuades the Reds and Blues to take command of her young troops.
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Vice-host

Vice-host is a synonym of co-host, coined by Brady in "H.I. No. 86: Banana Republic" to refer to his position on Hello Internet.https://twitter.com/BradyHaran/status/920731906962018305 Grey thought that the term vice-host was not the same as co-host, since vice-host implies that one host is more important than the other. He said that because Hello Internet was created by both of them equally, the term vice-host didn't make sense.
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Viking

The Viking brand was registered in 1913 and the first pencils were produced 100 years ago, in 19143, when the Danish matchstick factory H. E. Gosch started making pencils. The pencil branch of the matchstick factory was the brainchild of Folmer Preisler, who married the daughter of the matchstick factory’s owner. The beginning wasn’t easy, but after the two World Wars Viking was doing well. Their problems only started in the early 1970s, when a Swedish competitor bought the matchstick factory which, at that time, was still Viking’s parent. Just some context: At that time the Swedish matchstick maker Svenska Tändsticksaktiebolaget had a monopoly in Europe and many other parts of the world – when I was a kid these were the only matchsticks you could get (they had a monopoly in Germany from 1930 until 1983). After being taken over the Danish pencil factories closed down – the new owner was not interest in pencils. Later Viking ended up with Esselte, who used to own Dymo and who still owns Leitz. In 2010 Viking became Danish again when it was bought by Creas. Since Creas took over they started moving production back to Denmark or as close to Denmark as possible. They also put an emphasis on simple, good design and environmentally friendly production.Information taken from Bleistift's A Viking Invasion https://bleistift.blog/2014/11/a-viking-invasion/ 
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Viking Youth Power Hour

Viking Youth Power Hour is a podcast originating from Chicago, Illinois.
As part of the first wave of podcasts to hit the internet, recording their first show shortly after New Years 2004, the Vikings, along with Madge Weinstein's "Yeast Radio" became the Chicago media's focal point illustrating "podcasting is the ideal field to bring a real voice back to the people". NewCity Chicago - Retrieved 2005 Featured in Chicago magazine, The Red Eye, a cover article on New City, and a feature interview on Ken Wilber's show "Integral Naked" Integral Institute - Retrieved 2005 the Vikings were lauded as keeping "a new trend interesting instead of participating in the inevitable fight to make it yesterday’s news" by New City editors when they were chosen as Chicago's Favorite Podcast NewCity Chicago - Retrieved 2005 by editors and readers in 2005. They were nominated for best adult podcast at PodCastAwards.com first annual awards Podcast Awards - Retrieved 2005 and in 2008 they were reconfirmed as Chicago's Best Podcast being voted "Best Podcast" in the Chicago Reader's "Best Of Chicago 2008 Readers Poll". Chicago Reader - Retrieved 2008
In 2005 the Viking Youth Power Hour became the first ever podcast to record their show on the playa at the Burning Man festival at Black Rock City, Nevada. Burningman.com - Retrieved 2006 Returning in 2006, the Vikings drove a 1991 Ford-Thomas school bus converted to run on Waste Vegetable Oil in order to raise awareness of alternative fuel sources. The Vikings also contributed to Burning Man Information Radio's first on-playa daily newscasts.
The Viking Youth Power Hour covers issues that mainstream media typically ignores. Some of these efforts have included helping disseminate information on detailing 'astro turf' organizations efforts to undermine net neutrality, http://www.vyph.com - Retrieved 2006 and issuing information on surviving possible future influenza outbreaks. http://www.vyph.com - Retrieved 2006
Past guests have included Burning Man Temple Artist David Best, author Cory Doctorow on his book Little Brother, Daniel Pinchbeck discussing his book 2012 and the value and implications of drug induced possession states, Alex & Allyson Grey, Paul Laffoley, Glen E. Friedman, Jim DeRogatis on his book about The Flaming Lips "Staring At Sound", Hunter S. Thompson biographer Wayne Ewing, author Erik Davis, Ken Goffman aka R.U. Sirius, Ken Gumbs on his documentary "Building Gods", Tom LaPorte presenting his interview with Abbie Hoffman taken during the Chicago 7 Conspiracy Trial, and Disinformation's Jason Louv among others.
They have not made a podcast since 5 February 2009, but in early November 2012 a Facebook profile claiming to represent the Viking Youth announced a comeback show to be streamed live on 30 November. Facebook - Retrieved 7 November 2012
==References==
==External links==
*Official site
*New City Article
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Vince and the Zombies

> Home > Episodes On this weeks episode of Sneak Attack!, after finally arriving in the mountain city of High Rock, the gang settles down for the night at an inn named Saturn's Tavern and discover some rather interesting characters. Brenna and Akio are drawn towads an extremely curious set of individuals, while Greaek has trouble holding his alcohol.
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Void (Critical Hit)

"Five make up the Void, and Four shall stand against them."
The void is the group of the five gods of the moon and their various avatars. Together they form the void, the definition of nothingness. The void was too chaotic to have things like agendas, weaknesses, or compulsions until The Thing that Shatters the Sky began to change them. In retaliation, they cast him into the World Calcified and continued to wreak their havoc on the moon.
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Vorstead

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The dwarves of Vorstëad are as tough as they are stubborn. Five dwarven clans live in semi-harmony with each other, and although they may not always get along, all dwarves value honor, family, and fighting prowess above all else.
* Burgus
* Emberfjord
* Haarkness
* Maerheim
* Rock Brook
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Wade

Wade, voiced by Joel Heyman, is a stereotypical drug addict featured in Rooster Teeth production's "The Strangerhood". He has a hippie-like attitude and accent. He states is name is "Durnt", despite the name tag on his shirt that says "Hello, my name is Wade" as a running joke throughout the series.
==Physical Apperance==
Wade wears a casual blue shirt, khakis, and brown sandals during most of the series along with his "Hello, my name is Wade" name tag. He has shaggy blonde hair and grey, bloodshot eyes, which insinuates even further that he is a drug addict.
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Wallstrip

Wallstrip was a daily business satire news video podcast launched in October 2006, a year before the US stock market reached its peak. The initial concept was to highlight publicly traded companies whose stock was trading at or near an all-time high. As the bear market set in, the show dropped the niche criterion and would feature other companies as well as make commentary on the economy at large. In May 2007, the program was acquired by CBS's interactive unit at an estimated value of US$5 million.
==The Show==
A typical show would last a couple of minutes. As the host presented the show, a corner of the screen would continually display a series of wacky photos that were loosely related to the narration to add humour of the content. Interviews with heads of various companies, industry insiders, and even the general public during on location shows were common.
==Timeline==
The podcast was launched on October 16, 2006, but two teasers were released two days beforehand. Creator Howard Lindzon, a small-sized hedge fund manager, described his vision for the show in the first teaser. This was followed the next day by the first appearance of the show host Lindsay Campbell who held the post for five quarters. In May 2007, the program was acquired by CBS's interactive unit at an estimated value of US$5 million. On the episode of January 14, 2008, Campbell announced without warning at the start of the show that she was leaving Wallstrip and hinted that the new show host Julie Alexandria would be starting really soon. After that sudden and short announcement, she launched into the topic of the day (Open Text Corporation) and a three-second clip was shown, at the end of which the new host Alexandria, wearing an identical dress had already taken her place. The change over was done without a break. At the end of the broadcast, Alexandria joked that she wanted to redo the first part of the show again. A one-minute segment followed where Campbell recalled her experience on the show and announced her new career at political news podcast MobLogic. Campbell made a sudden guest appearance wearing the same dress as Alexandria during a memorable second anniversary episode on October 15, 2008, entitled "2 Legit 2 Quit". They shared a cake and a cocktail while presenting a mashup of scenes from the previous episodes. Alexandria wished for another fabulous season of Wallstrip but it was not to be.
==Current status==
Just two months short of the two-year anniversary show, the offerings of episodes stopped abruptly with no prior announcements after the final episode on December 12, 2008. As the podcast was not generating the anticipated revenue, despite the popularity of the show, it appeared that CBS would no longer provide on-going funding. In all, around 500 episodes were produced during the 26-month period.
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* Wallstrip Website
* Wallstrip on YouTube
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Walter Henderson

For an in-depth profile on Walter Henderson, see his character page on the RvB Wiki
Private Walter Henderson was a Red Team Simulation Trooper assigned to Outpost 17-B, "Valhalla", and the only known survivor of the original teams stationed there.
==Role in Plot==
Walter was interrogated by the Counselor at Freelancer Command where he reveals that the ship's crash landing started a series of events in which both the Blue Team and Red Team were obliterated. He explains that the Blues destroyed their own communication tower before turning on each other. Afterwards, the Reds became "infected" as well, before they were wiped out by the Meta, leaving only Walter alive. He was found hiding in a cave nearby and brought to the Freelancer Command to give a report. Henderson's fate is currently unknown.
Although making appearance for a very short time, Walter Henderson appears to be a loyal soldier to the Valhalla Red Team. It is unknown, however, if Omega ever infected Pvt. Henderson. It is also unknown how Walter managed to survive Meta's attack.
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Washington D.C. Collectible Fountain Pen Supershow 2017

== Description ==
The self proclaimed "largest pen show in the world"http://www.pencentral.com/. The show is held at the Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park hotel.
==Admissions==
General public admission is priced at $9 Saturday and Sunday, both days the show is open 10a.m. to 5p.m.
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Brad and Myke cover this pen show in The Pen Addict 268 and The Pen Addict 269 podcasts.
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Weiss Schnee

Weiss Schnee (Why-ss Sh-nee) is one of the main characters and the second character introduced in RWBY. Weiss' weapon of choice is a Multi Action Dust Rapier (MADR) named Myrtenaster.
She made her first appearance on February 14, 2013, in the "White" Trailer, in which she was performing a song while having a flashback of a fight with the Giant Armor, both of which presumably took place at White Castle.
== Appearance ==
=== Default ===
Weiss appears as a young girl, dressed primarily in light blue, white, and some red. She wears a pale blue bolero jacket over a similarly colored thigh-length dress with a piece of black lace making up the neckline of the dress. The inside of the bolero is red and the sleeves turn blue as they get closer to her wrists. The back of the bolero displays the Schnee Crest, which bears a resemblance to a snowflake. The same design seems to appear when she uses her Semblance. According to Weiss, her dress is a combat skirt, which Ruby Rose also wears.
Weiss wears an apple-shaped necklace along with a pair of thin, rectangular earrings. She wears white, heeled wedge boots that go to mid-calf; the insides are also lined with red. Her long, white hair is pulled back in an off-center ponytail, at the base of which is a small tiara that resembles icicles. She has a pale complexion and ice blue eyes. She also bears a crooked scar down her left eye.
In her segment of the logo, she appears to be as tall as, if not slightly taller than Ruby. However, this may just be Weiss' high-heeled boots, as she is actually the shorter of the two. Weiss also wears a small bag on the back of her dress, wrapped around her waist with a ribbon, possibly containing Dust crystals or vials, respective to the colors on Myrtenaster.
=== Pajamas ===
Her sleepwear is a faded bluish sleeping gown with short sleeves and white trimmings, and her logo on the upper-right chest.
=== Alternate Outfit (SnowPea) ===
Weiss wears a pure white dress with black edging and two columns of four black buttons on the abdomen. Much like on the bolero of her original outfit, there is a print of her snowflake emblem on her back, in pale blue this time, rather than white.
The inside of the skirt portion of the dress contains black frills. She also wears thigh-high, white high-heel boots with frilly, black, thigh-high stockings that come up slightly above the top of her boots.
This outfit was codenamed "SnowPea."
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Welcome to That Whole Thing

Welcome to That Whole Thing was a weekly podcast based in Portland, Oregon. It debuted in February 2013 and was hosted by Cort Webber and Bobby Roberts. New episodes were posted semi weekly.
== Premise ==
Welcome to That Whole Thing's original format focused primarily on current events in both national politics and pop culture. The hour-long program's debut was announced via a short YouTube clip in January 2013. Following an appearance on KGW's Live at 7 newscast, the show made it into the Top 20 in iTunes listings for Comedy Podcasts. Each episode was recorded in a studio located on the second floor of the Roseway Theater in Portland until the summer of 2014. Later installments were recorded at Killingsworth Abbey in NE Portland.
The first episode was posted on February 1, 2013. Beginning on July 15, 2013, the show's weekly recording session was moved to Fridays. New episodes appeared that same day on Welcome to That Whole Thing's website. In the spring of 2014, the show shifted formats. Every episode focused on an individual topic and had a guest host. Topics included dating, the creative industry and politics. Cartoonist Mike Russell, activist Jefferson Smith, and author Daniel H. Wilson were among the guest hosts featured on the podcast.
On December 4th, 2014, Webber and Roberts decided to stop producing new episodes of the show, thus ending nine continuous years of co-hosting live radio and podcasts together as a team. On the final installment of Welcome to That Whole Thing, they were interviewed by Mike Russell, with the duo concluding that they had a good run and that they had no plans to collaborate on a future program. As of early 2018, Roberts continues to work as a writer and podcast producer in Portland while Webber works at two area radio stations. 
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* Welcome to That Whole Thing
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