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The Ecchi Sig's and Avatar's are just real smexy looking and it would be a shame to ban those.
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What do you think of when you think of school? Popularity? Cliques? Bullies? Looking forward to the end of the school day? Well, duh! But what if for just a moment you could hope for school to be more than a popularity contest, a clique-fest, and a place where bullying occurred? What if it were a place where the non-popular groups gained control, where diversity reigned, and where your voice could be heard by not only the other students, but also by the school faculty?
Get ready to find a school like this because in the book and the new Disney movie, Lemonade Mouth, school is about banding together, fighting for what you believe in, and more!
Here's a sneak peek at just a few of the eclectic and interesting characters you'll get to meet (with quotes from the book by Mark Peter Hughes).
Stella aka Sista Stella: "Just because I knew I'd destroyed my chance I had of fitting in, didn't mean I'd changed my mind about taking action."
Charlie: "But I'm terrible at writing. It takes me forever to get my thoughts organized. And I'm never sure how to begin either. So I guess I'll just keep typing."
Mohini aka Mo: "As the only Indian person in the whole school, sometimes I feel I stand out like a nigella seed in mayonnaise."
Wen: "I figured if I emulated the coolest, after a while everybody would assume I was cool too."
Olivia: "Let me start off by saying that I don't believe in accidents. I'd hate to think that whatever happens is simply the inadvertent outcome of a series of random events with no preordained purpose."
Though I couldn't really compare myself with any one character, I did find that I was able to see a little myself in each one; from Stella's opinionated personality to Olivia's shy demeanor to Charlie's unorganized thoughts. Each character's personality contained a bit of me.
And what about the actors in the Lemonade Mouth movie? Well, we've got a quote from one of them too. Read on. . .
Bridgit Mendler compares her Lemonade Mouth character to Teddy in Good Luck Charlie.
Bridgit: My character is Olivia, the singer-songwriter for the band. She's a shy girl before she meets all of these people. Teddy is more outgoing, she has lots of friends and she's comfortable in who she is. They're pretty different. I think both are kind of mature characters though.
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The buzzing quartet from Toronto known as Azari & III have been undeniably one of the breakthrough acts of 2011. With their debut album out now on limited edition vinyl and digital retailers and the global and physical release coming on January 22nd through Island Records, Azari & III have a busy several months ahead of them. In advance of the global release, the guys will be releasing another single, 'Reckless (With Your Love),' on January 15th from the self-titled album, which will be accompanied by an all-star remix team including new versions from Riva Starr, Julio Bashmore, and Tiga, as well as a radio edit and mix from super-producer Paul Epworth. Yes, I really just said all of those names in the same sentence. Before these release dates, Azari & III will be touring the UK with a mindblowing live show that has already garnered support from The XX, Tinie Tempah, and even Johnny Depp! Check tour dates and grab a free new remix below!
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The one with the polar bear? I love that ad... The Christmas ads should start up soon
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no I don't know when the ads will start but tonight at midnight the cable and satellite christmas channels start playing christmas music. so should be soon. I don't think dish network has a christmas music channel I have explored their music channels. in great details.
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DTV has christmas music on thier xm radio stations..I seen 3 christmas commercials this week.
Love is what's in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen. Merry Christmas from my home to yours.
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What would Marge Simpson be without her blue bouffant? Rachel without her "Rachel" shag? Farrah Fawcett (who?) without the famous "Farrah Fawcett" flip? Dorothy Hamill's wedge? Bo Derek's cornrows? Or even Sanjaya without his pony-hawk?
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posted Jul 27 2013 1:59PM
Going against the grain of the past seven years of training camps with the Buffalo Bills, St. John Fisher College will see a live scrimmage in 2013.
While there have been some live drills along the goaline over the past few years, a full-scale scrimmage with live tackling hasn't been a part of the training camp process in Pittsford for quite some time.
It's a new era under Head Coach Doug Marrone, and he's excited for that very day.
"For us right now, we'll work on tackling every day, work on those drills every day that you have to be able to do from a contact standpoint, but we'll avoid that with the players early on until we drill it and get a foundation," Marrone started. "So my philosophy is, we'll have a big scrimmage Tuesday night. That'll be a big scrimmage down the road. That will be a live scrimmage."
As for when this will happen, there was a little confusion when Marrone brought up that it would be happening on Tuesday night. The way the schedule is laid out, the Bills have a morning practice this coming Tuesday, July 30 and have next Tuesday, August 6 as one of their off days.
Marrone also said it would be ahead of the preseason games, which rules out the Tuesday night practice on August 20.
As it turns out, the live scrimmage will be on Monday, August 5 a member of the Bills public relations staff clarified, one of five night practices scheduled for this year's training camp. Marrone did confirm that there would be live hitting and tackling on that night.
The practice will start off with some warmups, individual work and 7-on-7's, but then ultimately break out into a full-scale scrimmage. As it goes with any of the night practices, fans will need a ticket for entrance to that session which starts at 6 pm.
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Deadline approaching
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Bayside - Residents in the southwest part of the village have until noon Friday to sign up for the voluntary municipal water project.
Residents who sign up for the project before then can participate in village financing through B-series bonds; residents who sign up after cannot.
The Village Board will hold a public hearing on Feb. 7 regarding special assessments for homeowners who choose to participate.
Those interested can contact Alex Henderson, firstname.lastname@example.com or call (414) 351-8813.
Mequon-Thiensville holds logo contest
Mequon - The Mequon-Thiensville School District is crowdsourcing the creation of its new logo with a communitywide contest.
According to a district release, all community members, including past and current students, can enter designs. Contestants must live in or have attended the Mequon-Thiensville district, and are allowed to submit multiple entries.
The winning look will go on the district website, letterhead and be used in future branding.
"The logo currently being used by the Mequon-Thiensville School District has become outdated and we seek an updated logo that builds on the fine tradition of the school district," Superintendent Demond Means said in the release. "We are very excited to see the submitted designs."
The district is accepting entries through Feb. 8 at mtlogocontest.com and will announce a winner in early March.
Glendale postpone talks
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Glendale - The Glendale Common Council on Monday pushed back the discussion about the Glendale Concert Stage fundraising project to its March 11 meeting.
Back in October, city officials were discussing how to replace the portable stage used for Independence Day celebrations and the Music in the Glen concert series, which has been decommissioned after nearly 20 years of use.
According to Mayor Jerry Tepper a new stage is going to happen, the question is when funds should be raised for it. The North Shore Library Board is discussing whether or not they are going to build a new library, and the city does not want there to be conflicting fundraising projects.
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Shorewood - North Shore Presbyterian Church installed Christopher Davis as its new co-pastor last week.
According to an NSPC news release, Rev. Davis is just the sixth new pastor to be installed in the history of the 90-year-old church.
North Shore Presbyterian Church is located at 4048 N. Bartlett Avenue.
Concordia has new education director
Mequon - The Rev. Dr. David Birner is Concordia University Wisconsin's new executive director of International Education, effective February, according to a CUW news release.
Birner will work with deans and program directors to "further define and expand CUW's global footprint," according to the release.
"I am looking forward to using my networks and life experience to support and promote the reputation of CUW, both here in the U.S. and abroad," said Birner in the release. "I am especially excited to join such an energetic, spirited and talented staff."
Tree and wreath
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Bayside - Residents can put out trees and wreaths for pickup Thursday and Friday.
Village staff request that metal and foreign items be removed from the trees and wreaths, and that they be placed curbside by 7 a.m.
The trees and wreaths are chipped into mulch.
City Hall approved
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Glendale - Glendale City Hall, 5909 N. Milwaukee River Parkway, will be the only polling place for the spring primary election after a Common Council decision Monday.
The spring primary is Feb. 19.
School Board OKs bonds for energy projects
Shorewood - The Shorewood School Board approved the issuance of general obligation bonds not to exceed $6,015,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of energy efficiency projects at School District buildings.
The board accepted the sale of bonds totaling $5,015,000, according to Business Director Mark Boehlke.
These improvements include energy management systems and controls, lighting systems, plumbing efficiency, structural and building envelopes, electrical systems, mechanical and ventilation systems, as well as utility services and technology upgrades.
The majority of the projects will be done this summer.
Administrative salaries
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Shorewood - The Shorewood School Board approved a 2 percent increase to administrative salaries for the 2012-2013 school year.
Every year a recommendation for increases to administrative salaries is brought to the board for approval. The 2012-13 budget allowed for a 2 percent increase to administrative salaries. This increase results in a total compensation package increase of 0.73 percent for the administrative group. The lower total compensation package increase is due to a decrease in health premiums for 2012-13.
Council approves Mini's Restaurant liquor license
Glendale - The Glendale Common Council on Monday approved the issuance of a 2012-13 liquor license to Mini's Restaurant, 6343 N. Green Bay Road.
Nicolet grads opening
Valentine's 'Pop-Up Shop'
Glendale - Nicolet graduates Cherie Banner and Jennifer Goldbeck of Cedarburg-based Delicately Delicious bakery will open a "pop-up shop" at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale from Jan. 31 to Feb. 14.
"The menu is influenced by the Valentines holiday, with lovely flavors such as passion fruit and a chocolate strawberry riff on the recently departed but beloved Hostess cupcake," said Banner in a Delicately Delicious news release.
Information on the Cedarburg and Bayshore shops is available at delicatelydelicious.com or facebook.com/delicatelydelicious.
Two retire from Shorewood School District
Shorewood - The Shorewood School Board approved the retirements of two employees.
Norm Greene from the Facilities and Maintenance Department's last day is May 31. Lake Bluff secretary Peggy Eanelli is retiring at the end of the school year, effective June 14.
NSHD holding
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The North Shore Health Department is offering health screenings to check blood pressure, weight, cholesterol levels - total, HDL (good), and LDL (bad) - as well as triglycerides and blood sugar.
The tests take about 15 minutes and cost $30. Nurses explain results to patients.
Clinics are held once a month from 8 to 10 a.m. on the third Wednesday in the Brown Deer office and the fourth Tuesday in the Shorewood office. Those interested can call (414) 371-2980 to schedule an appointment.
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River Hills - Registration for junior kindergarten in the Maple Dale-Indian Hill School District will take place from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at Indian Hill School, 1101 W. Dean Road.
Eligible children must be 4 years of age as of Sept. 1, 2012.
As part of the registration process, parents must bring each child's birth certificate and some proof of residence, and will also be asked to provide emergency information and immunization dates.
For information, call Indian Hill at (414) 351-7390.
Nicolet senior nominated
to US Service Academy
Glendale - Nicolet senior Nicholas Sullivan was one of 21 students in Wisconsin's 5th Congressional District nominated to United States Service Academies, according to a release from Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner's office.
Sullivan, the son of Matthew and Lisa, is a competing alternate nominee to the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
NSFD to review
arbitrators in February
The North Shore Fire Department board of directors will likely review a shortlist of candidates for an arbitrator/mediator position at its February meeting.
Board members said at their December meeting that an arbitrator or mediator would be useful in creating a new funding formula for 2016. Bayside Village President Samuel Dickman requested at the NSFD board meeting that Fire Chief Robert Whitaker bring in a list of two to three candidates for their next meeting.
Whitaker said he has been in contact with arbitration firms and has spoken with a Racine public official who is well-suited to the task.
Village Board to resume footbridge
discussions in February
Fox Point - An update on the Bridge Lane ravine footbridge is expected at the next Village Board meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at Village Hall, 7200 N. Santa Monica Blvd.
Among the issues discussed will be the status of fundraising efforts from a locally formed group, Footbridge Friends.
Residents Larry Booth and Bob Cory came before the board with questions on the fundraising progress during a public comment portion of the meeting. Because the footbridge was not placed on the meeting agenda, board members refrained from discussing the issue with Booth and Cory.
"You use Robert's Rules of Order as a reason not to answer reasonable questions," Booth said. "You shoot people down. It's disgusting to see how you run this organization."
Mexican restaurant to replace
long-dormant Outback building
Fox Point - The Fox Point Village Board authorized Jose's Blue Sombrero to open for business in an existing restaurant space at 8617 N. Port Washington Road.
Jose's will fill the building, previously occupied by Outback Steakhouse, that was constructed in 2005 after the RiverPoint Cinema closed and was razed at the site. Outback used the space for about four years.
The DeRosa Corp. will operate the Jose's restaurant in Fox Point alongside other eateries throughout the metro area. The company has Jose's restaurants in Brookfield and Racine and also runs Eddie Martini's in Wauwatosa, ParkSide 23 in Brookfield and several Chancery restaurants.
Board OKs purchase
of police squad car
Fox Point - In keeping with its traditional replacement cycle, the Fox Point Police Department will soon have a new vehicle in its fleet.
The Village Board approved a request by Police Chief Tom Czaja to purchase a Ford Interceptor all-wheel drive SUV at a cost of $27,291.
Czaja sought bids from three dealerships, and Ewald Automotive Group came in with the lowest bid. The village allocated $28,500 in its 2013 budget for a new vehicle.
Fox Point to recognize
migratory bird day
Fox Point - International Migratory Bird Day will be recognized in Fox Point on May 11, following passage of a resolution by the Village Board.
The initiative is designed to bring public attention toward the 350 bird species that travel between nesting habitats in communities such as Fox Point and wintering habitats in a number of southerly locales.
Fox Point's participation in International Migratory Bird Day is tied to its Bird City Wisconsin designation.
Two residents join business
development committee
Thiensville - Two residents are expected to join 12 existing members on the village's Business Renaissance Commission, an appointed body that examines issues pertaining to the Thiensville commercial corridor.
Residents John Abbott and Charles Imig applied for commission seats. Last week, the Village Board, acting as a Committee of the Whole, recommended appointing them. Definitive action will be taken at the next board meeting Jan. 21.
Business Renaissance members include several members of the Village Board and staff, in addition to Thiensville business owners and residents.
Village recognizes students
for earning Eagle Scout badges
Thiensville - Village officials on Monday recognized two local Boy Scouts for their service to the community.
Clayton Anderson and Eric Hansen, members of Boy Scout Troop No. 852, recently achieved Eagle Scout status, the highest rank a scout can receive. Eagle Scout recipients embark on an extensive community service project before earning the rank.
The Village Board is signing off on certificates of recognition for both scouts.
Atwater PTO gives
donation to school
Shorewood - The Atwater Parent Teacher Organization donated $8,280 in grant funding to Atwater Elementary School.
Each year, the Atwater PTO provides teachers and staff the opportunity to obtain funding through the PTO grant program. The purpose is to supplement classroom and building budgets for the purchase of materials designed to support classroom instruction.
Items purchased with the $8,000 include equipment and technology to start a media/recording studio, iPods for the English Language Learning program books and new digital cameras for kindergarten.
City approves purchase
of new K-9 vehicle
Mequon - The Mequon Common Council approved the purchase of a 2013 Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicle to replace the current K-9 vehicle.
The cost of the vehicle is $25,999, and Project K-9 Inc., the fundraising entity supporting the K-9 unit, is providing $15,000 to offset the cost. Funds from the police fleet vehicle account will cover the balance.
Fox Point names interim
village manager
Fox Point - Fox Point Chief of Police Tom Czaja has been named the interim village manager until a replacement for Susan Robertson is found.
After 17 years with Fox Point, Robertson accepted a position as city administrator of Sun Valley, Idaho. Her last day as the Fox Point village manager was Dec. 27.
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The Newbies Guide to Dubs
aka "English Dubs: The Good, The Info, & The Issues"
The online community of anime we often bashed dubs. Many turn our noses up at those that watch em and others all they know is that of what they have seen on TV. Either way there is more to dubs than the fact "dubs suck" but why do they suck? Who is to blame? Whats the problem? My answer to all of the above is... "blame the ADR staff". For those of you who don't know who the ADR staff is then this guide is for you.
So yea I started to write the next in my "Newbie's Guide to Moe" but then had a hard time trying to explain something so very subjective. Don't worry though I got it mapped out and hope to have it done within the week. Till then I recently created a list of of Excellent English Dubbed Anime and in assembling it I included info on the voice actors and production staff that are often overlooked but I felt like ranting the importance of.
The Definition:
First off lets explain ADR then go on about the roles each person behind the scenes plays.
- ADR - Automated Dialogue Replacement
Also known as the beep method, is the process of replacing original language voice acting with voice acting in the viewer's native language using software and a series of beeps to help the actor find their cue.
The actor then reads their lines, using the beeps to help them match the mouthflaps of the character on screen.
Though we all may recognize the voice actors there is the people responsible many people miss and they can affect the quality of a dub just as much if not morose.
- ADR Director - Possibly the the single most important man influencing a dub. Sometimes credited Voice Director or Dialogue Director he directs the voice acting and recording of dubs and many also cast their shows.
They make decisions on how a dub should sound, direct their actors to get the desired performance, and work with their engineers to ensure the voices match the mouthflaps and the overall recording of the show to create the desired effect.
- ADR Scriptwriter - The second most important in the process. ADR Scriptwriters take the raw translation of an anime from the translator and creates a whole new script.
They try to match the original meaning of the dialogue with the mouthflaps of the characters. The scriptwriter must pay attention not only to when the mouths are moving, but also how they are moving to create a believable script.
- Translator - The first step in the conversion process. They do what their name might imply. They create the raw translation of an anime into English.
Their job is to convey as much information to the ADR scriptwriter and subtitler as possible.
Note: There are two different script involved in dubs. The actual dub's ADR script and the subtitle script. The main difference is unlike the dub script the subtitle script doesn't not have to accommodate for mouthflaps. When the dub script matches the subtitle script they aren't true subtitles but rather "dubtitles" and the company who did it got lazy.
The Studios:
There are only a dozen or so studios responsible for all dubs in the US. Ordered by their perceived quality (appearances on my Excellent Dubs List)
- Bang Zoom! Entertainment
An independent production company based out of Burbank, CA. They have produce dubs for Bandai, Geneon and other anime companies as well providing post-production audio services for anime and video games.
They are responsible for The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Witch Hunter Robin, Vandread and Vandread the Second Stage, IGPX, Planetes, Last Exile, & Flag
Other series include s-CRY-ed, Chobits, Onegai Teacher, Scrapped Princess & Lucky Star.
[Profile @ Crystal Acids] [Official Website]
- Animaze
A studio based out of Encino, California. Though not currently active this is the studio responsible for much of Pioneer Animation (Geneon) and Bandai.
They are responsible for Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell, Outlaw Star, Big O, & Wolf's Rain.
Other series include Trigun, Armitage, Serial Experiments Lain, & Code Geass
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- ZRO Limit Productions
Based out of Los Angeles, California they work mainly with Bandai & Geneon as well. They have been known to co-produce series with Animaze
They are responsible for Big O, Wolf's Rain, Ghost in the Shell, Mobile Suit Gundam 08th MS Team & Outlaw Star.
Other series include Trigun, Serial Experiments Lain, Sailor Moon & Code Geass.
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- Amusement Park Media formerly ADV Studios, formerly Industrial Smoke & Mirrors
Based out of Houston, TX and as expected from their former name ADV Studios they focus on ADV titles. From 1995 - 2005 they were known as Industrial Smoke & Mirrors.
They are responsible for D.N. Angel, Angelic Layer, Moonlight Mile, Coyote Ragtime Show, & Full Metal Panic!
Other series include Noir, Azumanga Daioh, Macross, Excel Saga, & RahXephon
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- New Generation Pictures
An independent visual media production company in Beverly Hills, CA, founded in 1999 by Jonathan Klein. Among other endevours, it produces anime dubs primarily for Geneon.
They are responsible for Hellsing
Other series include Kamichu , Girls Bravo, Ergo Proxy, Paranoia Agent, & Haibane Renmei.
Other works include Final Fantasy IV & Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria
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- Sync-Point
Based out of Los Angeles, CA they worked mainly on Broccoli USA titles.
They are responsible for FLCL
Other series include I'm Gonna be an Angel!, Aquarian Age the Movie, & Di Gi Charat
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Only studios that made my list are listed.
[Other companies include:
FUNimation Studios Funimation's internal studio based out of Ft. Worth, TX.
The Ocean Group based out of Vancouver, BC, Canada
Headline Sound Studios based out of Irvington, NY
NYAV Post based out of New York City, NY
The highest concentration of studios is in the Los Angeles, CA area where many of the independent studios are located doing work for Bandai, Geneon, videogame & movie industries.
Both Funimation & ADV do almost all their work in-house in their own studios located in the Fort Worth/Houston area.
The Actors
These are the most visible part of the dubbing process but I will highlight just a few. Some work with certain companies as internal actors others freelance. You likely know these people by their voices.
- Crispin Freeman
7 time industry "Actor of the Month" award winning voice actor. With almost 100 titles under his belt this man is one if the industry's most veteran actors. He often makes convention apperances and hosts an educational panel of mythology in anime. He has also worked ADR crew positions as an ADR Direcotr, ADR Script Editor, and Producer.
You likely know this man as Togusa from Ghost in the Shell, Kyon from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Alucard from Hellsing, Holland from Eureka Seven and Amon from Witch Hunter Robin
- Chris Patton
11 time industry "Actor of the Month" award winning voice actor. With over 110 titles under his belt this man is one if the industry's most veteran actors.
You likely know this man as Itsuki from Air Gear, Katana from Cayote Ragtime Show, Manabu from The Galaxy Railways, Sousuke from Full Metal Panic.
- Luci Christian
6 time industry "Actress of the Month" award winning voice actor.
You likely know this woman as Tenma from School Rumble, Deunan from Appleseed, Asuna from Negima, Rico from Gunslinger Girl, & Kaname from Full Metal Panic
- Monica Rial
5 time industry "Actress of the Month" award winning voice actor.
You likely know this woman as Hazuki from Moon Phase, Misa from MAcross, Hyatt from Excell Saga
- Greg Ayres
5 time industry "Actor of the Month" award winning voice actor.
You likely know this man as Negi from Negima, Hideki from Nerma Daikon Brother, Son Goku from Saiyuki, Chrono from Chrono Crusade
- Johnny Yong Bosch
5 time industry "Actor of the Month" award winning voice actor.
You likely know this man as Vash from Trigun, Kiba from Wolf's Rain, Renton from Eureka seveN, Ichigo from Bleach, Itsuki from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, and Lelouch from Code Geass
Then again on second though since most of you watch your anime subtitled you might not know these people after all.
The Issues:
The whole industry changed after the "100% Authentic" manga movement in early-mid 2000s fans became aware of the white washing and it eventually bled over to the anime side of things and many companies have changed the way they approach things. We laugh about it now but back in the 90s they flipped whole scenes of Sailor Moon so the cars drove on the right side of the street. The thought of having honorfics & terms like "sensei" preserved int he dub was unthinkable 10 years ago.
While industry is better than before I think a new problem is arising concerning dubs. In order to cut costs many anime companies are starting to do all their ADR work in-house and in many cases sticking to familiar & local actors. While veteran actors is a good thing problems arise when you use actors for convenience/cost purposes rather than them fitting the role.
Then again the anime industry isn't the only one suffering from a dearth of talent and settled into an aging pool that they are comfortable with because it seems Hollywood is the same way (Shia LaBeouf is not helping). Though one saving grace between anime that Hollywood can't enjoy is that a talented voice actor can vary his/her voice enough to be nigh unrecognizable from previous roles. Slight changes in pitch and tone can give an actor much more utility but sadly I can think of only 2-3 American voice actors capable of such a feat.
For example the recent Code Geass was a guaranteed success in America so they made sure they hired all of our most veteran actors but when your lead Johnny Yong Bosch can only sound like Johnny Yong Bosch and the series comes so soon after another hit series where he played the lead Ichigo in Bleach then we start having serious problems. Conversely in Japan Ami Koshimizu plays Kallen and she was coming straight out of her lead role as Horo in Spice and Wolf but it was nigh impossible to tell it was her till I was pointed it out, checked her profile and re-watched everything again.
In the same vein you have people like Rie Kugimiya who can not only play roles like Alphonse Elric from FMA but play half a dozen different characters from the same character archetype (Tsundere) back-to-back-to-back but vary it up so that it is not a problem. If only we could have our actors extend their vocal range then maybe recycling wouldn't be such an issue today and in the future.
In Summary:
Back in the VHS days when buying anime you had to choose weather or not you wanted the subtitled or dubbed version as you could have only one. How spoiled we are these days to not have to make that choice. While I might agree most dubs suck things have changed over the years and when I came back gave dubs another shot I was presently surprised in some cases (but also left horribly cringing in others).
Crest of the Stars is probably one of the worst examples of recycled actors. A look at the DB entry for voice actors has EVERY single actor play at LEAST 3 roles except for Jessica Yow & Matthew Erickson who play the two main characters. If you look at the list or pay attention to the ADR studios you find that the same companies find themselves re-using the same actors that they are comfortable with or are local which may lead to problems in the future if no fresh blood is introduced. When we put such limitations on the talent pool we are seeing a lot more flat out mis-casting of actors into certain roles.
The fact remains most dubs suck.
- ADR = Automated Dialogue Replacement, the process dubs are made
- ADR Director - Directs everything. Many times decides the cast too.
- Translator - Tramslates from the script from Japanese to English
- ADR Scriptwriter - Changes the script to fit mouthflaps & speech
- The Studios - There are 6 main ones. they decide all of the above.
- The Actors - The guys you hear speaking.
- Issue #1 - Most of our actors suck compared to their Japanese counterparts.
- Issue #2 - Our industry is cheap and recycles actors. Actors not skilled enough to mask voices.
- Issue #3 - Johnny Yong Bosch should never have been cast as Lelouch from Code Geass.


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January 27 2012 01:36AM
How many times have you been watching your team carry a lead, only to have the commentators announce that the opposing team has scored most of their goals in a later period? Listen, I get it; the talking heads on TV have to maintain a certain level of suspense. They can't very well say "It's looking pretty unlikely that this game takes a turn for the interesting." And although I love mythbusting when it comes to hockey, I will concede that sometimes narratives are more fun to build than reasonable arguments.
But, as any of you who are familiar with my work will already know full well, I'm never content to accept in-game narratives without some kind of verification.
So what about teams that score more goals in the third period than any other? Are they successful? What about those teams that score most often early in the first? I took a look at 6 seasons' worth of data to check.
My own hypothesis when it comes to this is based on Gabriel Desjardins' posts on score effects. If a team is trailing, they are more likely to shoot more in an attempt to catch up on the scoreboard. It would seemingly follow then, since shots are the biggest statistical drivers of goals, that teams that score most often in the third are the teams trying to catch up. Basically, I expect that poorer teams score later. Right?
This first set of graphs show the relationship between goal differential in a given period and where the team wound up in the standings at the end of a season:
It seems pretty obvious that the more a team is out-scoring their opposition in any given period, the more likely it is they win games, so the fact that each graph shows a strong correlation isn't surprising. But what is more intriguing - and what supports my hypothesis - is that the connection is strongest in the first period, and drops as the game progresses. Score often, sure, but scoring early and often, is best, right? Well, here comes the wrinkle.
I divided every team season for the last six years into three groups: those that had their best goal differential in the 1st, those that had their best goal differential in the 2nd, and those who did in the 3rd, and looked at the average number of points they achieved in the standings. Here's what I found:
So what the heck is happening here? It seems that the second period is (marginally) favored by winning teams, and that a whole lot of non-playoff teams make their best period the first one. Why doesn't it adhere to the score effects we've seen on shots? Of course, this doesn't mean that good teams get out-scored in the first, it just means they wait to fill their opponents' nets with pucks. But why the wait?
For now, I wonder if Home and Away games make a difference, or if Lady Luck might also have a lot to do with this. But one other idea I've had is that the longer a team has to play with a lead, the longer the trailing team will have spent sending an increased volume of shots at the net, and therefore, will find the time to win if they go down very early in the game.
In any event, with the numbers put thusly, it appears that there are simply teams that have been able to win by coming on strong towards the end of the game, and that they've been able to do it more consistently than others throughout a season.
The fact that many teams have repeated their pattern of scoring more goals in a given period lends a modicum of feasibility to this idea. Detroit, for instance, scored most in the 3rd period 5 out of 6 seasons. Of course, models of terribleness the Atlanta Thrashers did it 4 out of 6 times as well.
My gut feeling is that there's nothing to this strange stat, but I can't totally discount it, either. Any thoughts?
January 27 2012, 08:21AM
I wonder if the difference in optimal period goal differential might be a measure of intra-game coaching effectiveness. That is, better coaches, can see the strategy the other team is using and how poorly their own team is playing against it and then suggest changes to the team playing style to counter it during the intermissions
January 27 2012, 09:12AM
This is a reach, but perhaps teams require a few minutes to get fully engaged with each other. Thus the first period would act as a partial grace period in some games, with the scoreless firsts boosting the goal differentials of bad teams.
Couldn't the explanation be that better teams are more able to expand or contract playing to the score effects, so as to make overcoming randomness earlier in the game more likely?
Imagine two teams. A is a good team, B is a bad team. A is more likely to have more goals in periods 1 and 2. But also, they are more able to suppress shots in period 3 when ahead and less likely to be suppressed in period 3 when behind. As they are leading most often, they still have a positive score differential in the 3rd because the almost never get scored on. When they have had bad luck in period 1 they are able to ratchet it up and still score in the 2nd or 3rd. The differential in the 3rd is exacerbated for good teams.
For B, on the other hand, if they fluke into a lead in period 1 they sit back in periods 2 and 3, but because they suck they often get shelled and scored on. When they are trailing, as they often are, their superior opponents are able to completely shut off any meaningful possession.
Good teams do even better than poor teams in period 3 as the score effects exacerbate their differences.
January 27 2012, 12:35PM
Something else that strikes me as interesting: The later the period the more outliers in scoring differential there are.
Per period the number of data points outside of +/- 40 goal differential are:
1st 2 2nd 5 3rd 9
I assume empty net goals have not been excluded. Would that account for some of the increase in the 3rd period?
January 27 2012, 01:43PM
@Alex Hemsky
Had the same thought. Don't know if it would have a substantial effect on the results, but I suspect it might.
clutch/60 increases in the 2nd and 3rd, obviously.
I agree with your explanation of 3rd period scoring, but I just can't wrap my head around how it fits into the second period.
what I would like to know is how many first periods end in ties and if it's disproportionally larger then that stat in at the end of the second.
January 27 2012, 03:28PM
At the Nations, we love discussing events with the score tied.
The game is more likely to be tied in the first period, which accounts for the first bit and for the second bit oh my I'm stumped.
clutch/60 increases in the 2nd and 3rd, obviously.
I agree with your explanation of 3rd period scoring, but I just can't wrap my head around how it fits into the second period.
what I would like to know is how many first periods end in ties and if it's disproportionally larger then that stat in at the end of the second.
Yeah, I really can't wrap my head around the secon period either frankly.
January 28 2012, 07:45AM
Interesting read, especially the results in the 2nd period, over the last 6 seasons.
Could it be that bad teams That play with very little confidence give up? How many times have you watched a struggle team play tight in the early part of a game (I.e. the 1st period), keeping things close until they fall behind? In a league with as much parity as the NHL, this 'giving up' effect divides bad teams from mediocre teams and mediocre teams from great teams.


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This country image of a man, woman, animals and shot game was first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1909 as Mearbeck Moor, Yorkshire. It was commissioned by the seated man, John Proctor, with the spoils of the hunt at his feet, his gun resting against his knee,
his dogs lying exhausted. Beside him stands his niece.
Yet Lambert constructed the image so it told another story as well: that of the emerging role of women at that time. He showed Miss Alison Preston as a woman in her own right; he placed her standing at the apex of the composition, wearing a modern riding habit and confidently holding the reins of the horse.
By showing Proctor in hunting dress as if he were a sporting gentleman on a country estate, Lambert created a deliberate artifice. John Proctor was, in fact, not a member of the landed gentry in north Yorkshire but a barrister in London. We do not know whether there was any association with the village
of Mearbeck.
Contemporary critics approved of this work, and observed that Lambert had achieved a sense of cohesion in the painting. In 1920 J.S. MacDonald suggested that this was the first painting which gave him a substantial 'lift' in Britain, and that it brought him many other commissions. He added that Lambert wryly declared that 'what really convinced the English picture buyer as to his painting capabilities, was the rendering correctly of the double barrel of his sporting patron's shot gun' (MacDonald, p.12).
Laurence Housman noted in the Manchester Guardian on 1 May 1909 that 'the most interesting portraits of the year are, once more, the groups and single figures of private people, which under the Furse influence, have found an open air setting on moorland or hill', and placed Lambert's work among these.


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We prefer to start things off in the central region around Pennsylvania's state capital of Harrisburg. Walk around the vibrant downtown district and browse through Broad Street Market among bright flowers, fresh veggies, and tempting bakery treats. See thousands of classic toys in an amazing full-scale "doll house" setting at – where else? – the Doll House Museum. The impartial National Civil War Museum, also in Harrisburg, is credited as both the largest and least subjective among Civil War centers in America.
A quick show of hands: Who's in the mood for chocolate? Yep, just like we thought. Good thing Hershey is just down the road on US-422. Stroll, ride, and smile your way around a sweet and entertaining escape at Hersheypark, Chocolate World, and bountiful Hershey Gardens. Be sure to include a visit to Hershey's big-time Antique Auto Museum, where a laudable collection of antique cars and buses steers you through 80 momentous years of transportation history.
From Hershey, pick up US-422 east to Lebanon. Hopefully, it'll be nearing lunchtime when you enter the town limits, where you'll find Weaver's Famous Lebanon Bologna store ready to fill you up on some wonderful local grub. With a full belly, continue your drive east into Reading. Just a few miles south of here, on US-422, is the town of Birdsboro and the Daniel Boone Homestead, the legendary Pennsylvanian's 18th-century birthplace.
From Reading, follow US-222 east through Kutztown, where you can participate in an underground cave tour, go panning for gems, and check out the Rock Shop at Crystal Cave. Before you leave the area, spend a memorable hour rolling past tidy Mennonite farms on an East Penn Scenic Railroad ride.
In the town of Allentown, also on US-222, tour and taste-test at acclaimed local wineries, pedal your way through a day of scenic cycling, or learn to fly-fish on the Delaware River in Allentown. Lost River Caverns outside Bethlehem offers guided explorations of local limestone caves that contain curious stalagmite, stalactite, and flowstone formations with names such as "Crystal Chapel" and the namesake "Lost River."
From Bethlehem, follow US-22 east into Easton, where our gas-tank trip ends. First stop: the Crayola Factory, production site for the ever-popular crayons and markers. Next, take a historic cruise on a mule-drawn canal boat at the National Canal Museum. Both stops are located at Two Rivers Landing in Easton.


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10 Food Experiments for Kids
It's easy to do science in the kitchen with these fantastic food experiments for kids. Little gastronomers will observe the enzymatic activity of pineapple, quantify the amount of grease in potato chips, and discover effective ways to inhibit (or encourage!) mold growth on bread with this series of fun and enriching science fair projects. Bon Appétit!Download All (10)
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Kids will discover the meat science behind the meat they eat, and find out how to use safe chemistry to make meat more tender.
Do Hand Soaps and Sanitizers Prevent the Growth of Bread Mold?View Project
Do hand soaps and sanitizers prevent the growth of bread mold? If so, why? Kids will find out with this fun and informative science fair project idea.
Microwave Candy: Do Some Colors of M&Ms Melt Faster than Others?View Project
The goal of this fun science fair project idea is to microwave candy and investigate: do some colors of M&Ms melt faster than others?
Potato Chip Science: How Greasy Are Your Potato Chips?View Project
How greasy are your potato chips? Students will use a reliable method to quantify greasiness and compare different brands in this great science fair project.
Why Do Apples Turn Brown?View Project
In this fun science project, learn about what happens to cut fruit and experiment with how to stop apples from turning brown.
Healthy Gum?View Project
Is there really such a thing as healthy gum? Students will learn what factors in chewing gum contribute to healthy teeth in this exciting science fair project.
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Why does honey crystallize? This science fair project project answers this question and identifies the variable that makes this sweet solute crystallize faster.
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Certain fruits can change gelatinâs ability to set. In this experiment, kids will discover what happens when gelatin meets pineapple enzyme.
Ripening AvocadosView Project
In this fun science experiment, kids will determine the best method for ripening avocados and discover the cool chemical reaction that makes this possible.
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Young scientists will investigate people's preferences for saltiness, and make some inferences about genetics and diet.
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Dermal K Cream for Spider Veins
Diminish Spider Veins with Dermatologist-Grade Dermal-K Cream
Dermal K Cream for Spider Veins
Diminish Spider Veins with Dermatologist-Grade Dermal-K Cream
This professional-strength cream with vitamin K can help shrink spider veins and then keep them from coming back. Dermal-K cream is made with 5% natural vitamin K, derived from chlorophyll-rich plants, in a gentle aloe vera base. Vitamin K, a natural blood clotter, heals the tiny pinhole tears in a capillary that cause spider veins, then helps dissolve the dried-up blood that has spread along the surface of the surrounding capillaries causing that spidery effect, restoring your legs to their former glory. When applied twice daily to warm, moist skin, Dermal-K will help fade spider veins in just weeks. 2 oz. jar.
- Dermal-K was previously available only to dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons
- Spider veins will diminish in just weeks
- Dermal-K contains vitamin K, a natural blood clotter that heals tiny capillary tears that cause spider veins
Dermal K Cream for Spider Veins
Water, Aloe Barbadenis Leaf Juice, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride,Cyclomethicone,
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Peg-100 Stearate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20, Dimethicone,
Cetyl Alcohol, Phytonadione USP (Vitamin K1), Butyrospermum parkii
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Crosspolymer, Triethanolamine, BHT, Tetrasodium EDTA, Methylparaben,
Propylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Basil Oil, White Thyme
Oil, Lavender Oil, Petitgrain Oil, Cedarwood Oil, Orange Oil
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The Aeolian Company - Original Compositions and Arrangements for Pianola / Lawson
1 CD / NMC Recordings / 2008-06-06Works: Igor Stravinsky: Study for Pianola; Sir Eugene Goossens: Rhythmic Dance, Op. 30; Herbert Howells: Fantasy Minuet, Op. 27; Alfredo Casella: Pieces (3) for Pianola; Gian-Francesco Malipiero: Improvisat...
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Kim, Emergiblog, is this week's host of Grand Rounds. It is the LOL edition which can be read here (photo credit).
Welcome to the LOL edition of Grand Rounds!
I just adore the I Can Has Cheeseburger – LOL Cat site and the kittehs provide our background theme for the week.
Kim, Emergiblog, is the host of the latest edition of Change of Shift (Vol 4, No 15) ! You can find the schedule and the COS archives at Emergiblog. (photo credit)
It's time again for Change of Shift, the bi-weekly nursing blog carnival!
It's an eclectic selection this week: hospital to office, students and veterans, money and…well, poo-poo, disasters and preparedness…………..
The need for help to Haiti continues. Anyone wishing to donate or provide assistance in Haiti is asked to contact the Center for International Disaster Information. Here is a list of organizations who need your help in providing care to Haiti:
- Clinton Foundation -- Donate online or Text "HAITI" to 20222 and $10 will be donated to relief efforts, charged to your cell phone bill.
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Dr. Val has a few posts which feature first hand accounts on giving care in Haiti from physicians:
and from ACP Internist comes the link to Mustard Seed Missions with more accounts from the ground in Haiti.
Jan Davis is in Les Cayes, a town of about 70,000 people about 100 miles southwest of Port-au-Prince. Her husband, Paul Davis, was expected to leave Hatfield this week to join his wife there. Two Northampton doctors, Ann Markes and her husband, Matt Kane, both of whom have worked in Haiti before, were planning to travel with him.
The Davises are the founders of Mustard Seed Missions Inc., a nonprofit group that organizes teams of local volunteers who, about twice a year, travel to Haiti to bring medical care to several remote villages outside Les Cayes.
and via Dr Wes: Haiti relief - getting the USNS Comfort there
and some thoughts on public affairs and how things are portrayed. An email from a Vietnam-era vet who is working aboard USNS Comfort.
and from Paul Levy, Running a Hospital: Dr. Smith's Sunday report
Here are excerpts of an email report received yesterday from Dr. R. Malcolm Smith, Chief of the Orthopaedic Trauma Service at Massachusetts General Hospital, hard at work in Haiti with the team there and with support folks back in Boston.(Embedded links are mine.)
MedGadget has announced the finalists for the medical blog awards. Polls will be open from Wednesday, January 27, 2010 and will close 12 midnight on Sunday, February 14, 2010 (EST). Se the list of finalist here. Voting begins on January 27th.
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Saracens missed the chance to go top of the table after a late Charlie Davies try saw their margin of victory over Wasps cut to 29-24.
Saracens missed the chance to go top of the Premiership table on Sunday after a late try saw their margin of victory over Wasps reduced to 29-24.
In a first period that ebbed and flowed, the two teams went into the break level at 14-14. Sarries' points came through an Alistair Hargreaves try and three Charlie Hodgson penalties, while Wasps' Nicky Robinson added two from the tee and a drop to go alongside Tom Varndell's try.
But four more Hodgson three-pointers and one from Nils Mordt gained the victory, although Charlie Davies secured a losing bonus-point for the visitors which meant Saracens were denied top spot due to Quins' better points difference.
It was the hosts that found themselves up by three points early on. Instigated by a David Strettle break, Wasps infringed at the resulting ruck and Hodgson converted the penalty opportunity.
But the High Wycombe-based outfit immediately hit back with a superb try as good work from Christian Wade and Hugo Southwell allowed Varndell to go over unopposed. Robinson failed to convert, but he kicked a drop-goal after 20 minutes to extend that advantage.
However, their lead didn't last long as successive penalties from the hosts' fly-half took the score to 9-8. South African lock forward Hargreaves then charged down Davies' attempted clearance for a simple touchdown, but Robinson added two more from the tee – the second coming after the Sarries' try-scorer had been sin-binned – to level matters.
Mordt, on briefly for Hodgson, and the visiting fly-half traded penalties at the start of the second-half before the returning Hodgson took Saracens 20-17 ahead. And three more Hodgson kicks sealed the victory despite Davies' consolation try, which was converted.
The scorers:
For Saracens:
Try: Hargreaves
Pen: Hodgson 7, Mordt
Yellow: Hargreaves (38 mins)
For London Wasps:
Tries: Varndell, Davies
Con: Bell
Pen: Robinson 3
Drop: Robinson
Saracens: 15 Chris Wyles, 14 David Strettle, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Kameli Ratuvou, 11 James Short, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Andy Saull, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Carlos Nieto, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Matt Stevens.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Petrus du Plessis, 19 George Kruis, 20 Will Fraser, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Nils Mordt, 23 Joe Maddock.
London Wasps: 15 Hugo Southwell (c), 14 Tom Varndell, 13 Elliot Daly, 12 Chris Bell, 11 Christian Wade, 10 Nick Robinson, 9 Charlie Davies, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 James Haskell, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Marco Wentzel, 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 Zak Taulafo, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Tim Payne.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Phil Swainston, 18 Simon McIntyre, 19 James Cannon, 20 Jonathan Poff, 21 Jonah Holmes, 22 Tommy Bell, 23 Andrea Masi.
Referee: JP Doyle