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Alex replied on January 23, 2008 19:52 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
yeah, I didn't know they had a peach flavor until last week. I've had the cherry and the grapefruit. I usually don't drink soft drinks but when I find something new I give it a try.-
Eric Suesz replied on January 23, 2008 19:24 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
Well, I'll be. I knew they were juicing up that brand (sorry, couldn't help it), but I didn't know there were new flavors. -
Alex replied on January 23, 2008 18:07 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
There are 3 flavors available so far under the Fresca brand:
http://www.fresca.com -
Eric Suesz replied on January 23, 2008 17:11 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
I believe that Fresca is grapefruit flavored. -
Alex replied on January 23, 2008 10:53 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
Well, the Japanese market is innovation driven. When a product sells only 250 - 2000 units nation wide, it is considered a success in Japan. While in North America that is considered a total failure. The Coca Cola peach soda is a direct competition to the pokari, Suntori and the Nissin peach products which have had tremendous success in the past few years with their female customers in Japan.
By the way, Coca Cola sells a peach soda under the name of "Fresca" in North America. The only problem is that you will not find any real juice in there like in the Japanese counterparts.
The same thing as "Fanta", in Europe, South America and Japan they include 10 to 15% real juice, here Fanta is just pure chemicals. I don't like the Fanta sold in North America. However I would buy the real Fanta with real Juice any day (the flavor is different) -
Amy Muller replied on October 01, 2007 23:07 to the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola:
That sounds delish. And exactly like something they'd carry in Japan. -
Amy Muller started following the idea "Why doesn't Coca-Cola put out some of the awesome soda pops they make overseas, like White Peach soda in Japan?" in Coca-Cola.
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nanomech shared an idea in Zipcar on September 17, 2007 22:19:
I have a suggestion; in case a key gets lost for a car, you should hide an emergency key inside. I'm talking from experience here. Any type of outside key-holding device always seems to fall off.I was in a situation where the key got lost (long story); a spare was hidden but it got lost. You should keep a spare inside the car since you can unlock it by remote anyways. You wouldn't have to tell anyone where the key was until it was needed, or you could even have a storage case which could be unlocked by remote signal as well. Just a suggestion. -
Scott, an employee of Get Satisfaction, replied on September 13, 2007 14:04 to the problem "avatar loading":
Yeah, it's limited to gif, jpg, png if i recall correctly. The file size limit is 1 MB.
We'll be revisiting that code as we move the avatar data up onto Amazon S3, and I'll make sure we write tests for as many different formats as possible.
On a light-hearted funny note, one of our early users tried to upload a word document that had their avatar in it. How's that for thinking outside the box! -
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nanomech reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on September 13, 2007 12:21:
avatar loadingCouldn't seem to use TIFF pics for avatar, or maybe I'm just being really silly.... worked with jpeg though.
