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Best Cyber Breach Protection: Certified NIST RMF Professionals
Dr. Ron Ross (NIST), Richard Spires (Learning Tree Int'l), and Dr. Victor Berlin (Mission Critical Institute) will discuss how hiring Certified NIST RMF Professionals can be your key to cybersecurity breach protection.
Dr. Ron Ross, Fellow, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Ron Ross is a Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Dr. Ross leads the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) Implementation Project, which includes the NIST Risk Management Framework.
Mr. Richard Spires, CEO, Learning Tree International (CIO, DHS, IRA ret.)
Richard Spires is CEO of Learning Tree International. Previously he has served as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Chief Information Officer (CIO) and IRS's CIO. Spires also served as the Vice-Chairman of the Federal Government CIO Council and the Co-Chairman of the Committee for National Security Systems (CNSS).
Dr. V. N. Berlin, CEO, Mission Critical Institute
Victor Berlin is the CEO of Mission Critical Institute (MCI). MCI enables universities to graduate career-ready cybersecurity risk management professionals by utilizing MCI's cutting-edge cybersecurity education system. Dr. Berlin has over 15 years of cybersecurity graduate level education experience which includes serving as the founding president of the first accredited cybersecurity graduate university, University of Fairfax.
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Unit A: Plants, Animals, and People
What bird flaps its wings the fastest?
1. Get Set to Explore
- beak: The hard part of a bird's mouth. Another word for beak is bill.
- flower: The part of a plant that makes fruits and seeds.
- nectar: The juice made in a flower.
- wing: The part of a bird that allows the bird to fly.
Building Background
- Review the vocabulary words and definitions with the class.
- Explain to children that birds are very special animals with the following important body parts: wings, feathers, and beaks. Discuss the function of each of these body parts. You may wish to refer to Student Edition pages A34 and A41 during the discussion. Explain that feathers have two functions: they help keep birds warm and they help many birds fly. Point out that birds often use their beaks to get food.
- Help children understand that all birds have wings but that not all birds fly. Point out that penguins and ostriches are birds that do not use their wings for flying. Explain that some birds use their wings both for flying and for swimming. Auks are an example of birds that use their wings for both.
- Ask children to describe some of the different birds that live in your area.
- Review the Discover! question and ask children to predict which bird flaps its wings the fastest.
2. Guide the Exploration
- Have children launch the Discover! Simulation and listen closely to the question and the directions.
- Children should spend some time watching the bird animations.
- Ask children: From watching the simulation, which bird do you think flaps its wings the fastest? Allow volunteers to share their ideas.
- Direct children to test their predictions by clicking the bird that they think flaps the fastest. The Flap-o-Meter readout will show children the rate at which each bird flaps its wings.
- Encourage children to learn more about the fastest flapper, the hummingbird, by clicking the Next button.
- Before children begin moving the cursor over the different parts of the hummingbird diagram, you might ask: How do you think the hummingbird's fast flapping helps it to meet its needs?
3. Review/Assess
- Review Step 3's Wrap-Up text with the class and ask children to share any observations or questions that they have.
- Present the Extension question to the class. Direct children to look at the different birds on the computer screen. Ask: What do the birds have in common? How do the birds differ from one another?
- After children have had a chance to look closely and compare the three birds, share these answers with the class.
- All three birds have similar bodies, with wings, eyes, beaks, and feet.
- The hummingbird is smaller and flaps its wings the fastest; it hovers near flowers to get its food. The mockingbird does not flap its wings as quickly, and the penguin doesn't fly at all.
If time permits, present children with the following questions:
- Critical Thinking Compare Which body parts do birds have that you do not have? Answer: Birds have beaks and wings, and I do not.
- Inquiry Skill Draw Conclusions How does the hummingbird's fast flapping help it find food? Answer: It helps it fly from place to place in search of flowers; once it finds flowers, fast flapping helps the bird hover near the flower to feed.
4. Reaching All Learners
English Language Learners
Review each of the vocabulary words and their definitions with the children. Print a copy of the hummingbird from the simulation. Have children label each of the body parts. Make sure that they label the beak, wings, and eyes correctly. Once they've labeled these body parts, direct the children to draw and label a flower on the page to show where the hummingbird finds its food.

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There are mixed signals being sent.
The fact that Nashville has not talked to Weber since he signed the offer sheet Wednesday leads one to believe the Predators are not going to sign the restricted free agent.
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Holmgren and Nashville GM David Poile have had just one conversation since Weber signed the offer sheet.
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The Castle of St. John, Stranraer
The Castle of St. John, alternatively known as the Chapel or Stranraer Castle, is located in the centre of Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway. The castle was built in 1510 by Ninian Adair of Kilhurst (sometimes referred to as Adair of Kilhilt), one of the most powerful Lairds of Wigtownshire. Reference Link
It passed to the Kennedys in 1591, was a Dalrymple of Stair property from 1680 and eventually passed to public ownership in 1815 when it was purchased by the Burgh of Stranraer. Standing four storeys tall, it was also used as the town gaol between 1815 and 1907. Reference Link
Over the years the Castle has been a home, a military garrison and a prison, however in recent times the Castle of St. John was restored in 1988/89 by Wigtown District Council and reopened in 1990 as a Visitor Centre. Reference Link
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Allianz Stadium (formerly known as the Sydney Football Stadium) is one of Australia's premier sporting and entertainment venues. Located next to the Sydney Cricket Ground at Moore Park, Allianz Stadium plays host to Rugby League, Rugby Union, soccer matches and concerts.
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A law against spitting in Lakeland has been on the books for 69 years. City Commissioner Don Selvage says that's long enough. Selvage said he plans to ask officials today to remove an ordinance that prohibits people from spitting on the sidewalk or grass.
LAKELAND | A law against spitting in Lakeland has been on the books for 69 years.
City Commissioner Don Selvage says that's long enough.
Selvage said he plans to ask officials today to remove an ordinance that prohibits people from spitting on the sidewalk or grass.
The request comes eight months after a man was arrested for spitting on the sidewalk or grass at 2:30 a.m. May 30 near Florida Southern College. The charge against Joseph Stoiber, 29, was dropped by prosecutors.
The spitting ordinance from 1944 states it is unlawful for anyone to spit in front of or on a bus, a public conveyance, sidewalk, public building or any other public place within the city limits.
Selvage said the ordinance is odd and outdated.
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Selvage first brought up the ordinance at an agenda study meeting earlier this month. He will bring it up again at 8:30 a.m. at City Hall.
"What's the process of reviewing ordinances or for that matter getting rid of ordinances?" Selvage asked City Attorney Tim McCausland during the last agenda study meeting.
McCausland said he would provide copies of the ordinance to commissioners, who discussed the ordinance for several minutes.
"I don't want people going around spitting on sidewalks," Commissioner Edie Yates said.
"It stains them."
"That's only if you have Red Man," Selvage said.
City Commissioner Keith Merritt agrees with Selvage that the law is antiquated.
"I'm happy they (police) are checking out people walking around at 2 or 3 but it appears this was a pretextual arrest," Merritt said.
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Yates elaborated Thursday, saying she supported the law.
"I recognize it's an old law, but it's an old habit that's been around a long time," Yates said. "In public places and parks we don't want to condone having people spit tobacco juice on public property.
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Bruce Jacob, a law professor at Stetson University, said outdated ordinances that shouldn't be on the books have been used by police in the past to target people.
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Jacob said city officials should update their list of ordinances to keep it relevant.
According to the internal investigation report and arrest reports, the May incident happened like this:
Lakeland police Officer Tyler Anderson saw Stoiber walking and stopped to ask him what he was doing. Stoiber told him he couldn't sleep and was walking around talking to a friend on the phone about baseball. That's when Anderson asked him if he could pat him down, and although Stoiber declined, Anderson patted him down anyway. Stoiber leaned forward and spat saliva built up from snuff in his mouth. Stoiber was arrested.
After an internal investigation, Anderson and a backup officer, Nicholas Ivancevich, were told they had to write research papers and create a training outline for verbal conflict control.
A search of LPD records showed similar spitting charges have been filed in 17 cases since 2000, with the most recent being Stoiber's and another from last summer, police reported earlier this year.
It's unclear why the ordinance was first enacted in Lakeland.
Polk County, Bartow and Winter Haven have no spitting ordinances.
A look at old newspaper clippings and magazine articles throughout the country shows that the ordinance was enacted in some cities more than 100 years ago to fight the spread of diseases, such as tuberculosis.
According to the Chicago Tribune, a Chicago health commissioner wrote in a 1922 letter to the city that, "As is well known, careless and indiscriminate spitting in public places constitutes a serious menace to the public health."
The city ordinance against spitting in Chicago was removed in 1997.
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What is Hereditary Hemochromatosis
Hereditary hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder that is one of a group of conditions known as iron-overload diseases. It is the most common inherited liver disease in Caucasians and the most common autosomal recessive genetic disease. In patients with hereditary hemochromatosis, the intestines absorb too much iron from food that is ingested and they continue to absorb additional iron, although there are sufficient amounts already stored. The excess iron is distributed throughout the body and slowly accumulates in several organs, including the heart, liver, pancreas, spleen, and skin, as well as in joints and some glands (e.g., pituitary gland). The presentation and severity of hereditary hemochromatosis symptoms are related to the degree of iron accumulation. Classic biochemical features of hemochromatosis include elevated levels of serum ferritin levels and serum transferrin saturation percentage.
While hemochromatosis is not curable at this time, the good news is that early diagnosis and treatment can effectively reduce the body's iron overload, prevent organ damage, and enable patients to lead normal and productive lives. Even if organ damage has already occurred, the initiation of treatment usually prevents further progression of complications. If left untreated, progressive accumulation of iron in the liver, pancreas, heart, joints, and the pituitary gland can lead to potentially serious and life-threatening diseases such as:
The severity, frequency, and iron accumulation rate in patients with hereditary hemochromatosis varies widely and is related to several factors, including:
Hereditary hemochromatosis is also known as the "Celtic disease" as it is believed to be of Celtic origin. It is most prevalent in locations with significant populations of Celtic descent, such as Ireland, the United Kingdom, Northern Europe, Australia, and the East coast of the United States.
Hereditary hemochromatosis is the most common genetic disorder that affects Caucasians, which makes it surprising that most people have never heard of it. Lack of appreciation for the frequency of this genetic disorder often leads to underdiagnosis or misdiagnosis of the condition. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that most patients visit three doctors before being correctly diagnosed with hereditary hemochromatosis.
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If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with hereditary hemochromatosis, it's critical to learn everything you possibly can about this condition so that you can make informed decisions about your treatment. That's why we created the Medifocus Guidebook on Hereditary Hemochromatosis, a comprehensive 155 page patient Guidebook that contains vital information about hereditary hemochromatosis that you won't find anywhere in a single source.
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The role of special blood tests in confirming the diagnosis of hereditary hemochromatosis, including:
The secondary complications that may develop in some patients with hereditary hemochromatosis as a consequence of iron overload causing damage to specific organs which may lead to specific diseases involving the:
Understanding the Standard Treatments... and the Treatment Options
The primary goals of treatment for patients with hereditary hemochromatosis, include:
Understanding the standard treatments - and the treatment options - is critical for successfully achieving the goals of treatment for hereditary hemochromatosis. As you read through the section of the Guidebook that focuses on the treatments for hereditary hemochromatosis, you will specifically learn about:
The treatment options that are available for patients with hereditary hemochromatosis who either cannot tolerate therapeutic phlebotomy or are not considered as appropriate candidates for this treatment modality, which include:
The role of liver transplantation in people with hereditary hemochromatosis who develop end-stage liver disease and who are at high-risk for developing cancer of the liver.
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Not that it would have happened, but Tiger Woods could have been disqualified from The Masters for his illegal drop on Friday. Woods was on hole #15 when he hit the flagstick with the ball on his approach. The ball caromed off the green into the water and the subsequent drop was two yards behind the location where he should have dropped his ball.
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WC writes: While a third journey into Rockstar's acclaimed Western world was always anticipated, it's been way too long since we've heard anything on the fate of the franchise. And now that we're all but one step away from confirmation we felt that the time was right to compile a neat little list of the things we'd love to see in a return from the most faithful video game Western series on the market.
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Set in like Montana or Wyoming.
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Oh, and--obviously--a PC version.
I thought the game would be with Jack Marston as protagonist but it could very well be a prequel.
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A rat king is when a guy or girl has their hand in every social group in their school. They "rat" their way into every group's inner circle, and as a result has the whole school hanging by their tails. These people are usually known for their impeccable manipulation tactics and stealth.
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A unique arrangement of rodents in which the saying "hotter than two rats screwing in a wool sock" is brought to life. This arrangement occurs when the party moves from a good screwing to a full on rat orgy inside of said wool sock. As the rats continue to fornicate they become tangled and eventually die of heatstroke where they are eternally frozen in their dirty rat orgy sin.
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A leader of a group of kids at school who are in it for the fun and don't usually agree with the popular kids but still aren't unpopular.
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The Surgery & The Comeback
Jan 21st
Posted by jimmyjohnsen in Diary
I know it's been a while that I have been MIA but now that we have well and truly arrived into 2015 I thought it would be a good idea to sit down and give everyone an update on what has been happening since Ironman Cairns last year (June) which was the last time I raced. After the race I was feeling burnt out, tired and at that point I knew qualifying for Kona was going to close to impossible so I felt it was the right time to take a really good break and regroup.
At first I just enjoyed some down time with no training and did not do so much other than enjoying winter in Melbourne, which was the first time in years I have experienced a full winter!
But after while I needed to start doing something so started doing some DIY jobs, which not only helped get mentally get out and do something away from Triathlon, but did also help to get our bank account back to black numbers again! I also had the time to see Dr. Mitch Anderson at Shinbone Medical in North Melbourne (who had just opened his clinic), to have a good look at the injury's around my hip area. This has been a niggling issue more or less since Ironman Melbourne 2013 and have never really got over 100%. I have been running at about 95-97% and have experienced flare ups regularly with obviously has affected my training and racing over this time. It was time to get it sorted once and for all.
After a few MRI scans we saw that there was a small tear in the right side of my hip, which I already knew about, but did not think that was the cause of the problem. For the past year I have been treated for osteitis pubis, but despite having three cortisone injections the problems kept reoccurring. So with this in mind, Mitch put me in touch with Dr David Young who is a specialist in Sports Injury and a very experiences and renowned hip and knee surgeon. He works on many professional sports people so I knew I was in great hands. I saw David Young in October who after looking at my scans and talking things through, believes my issue with osteitis pubis actually came from the small tear I had in my right hip not the other way around.
I was very fortunate Dr. Young had one spot left before Christmas to have surgery and I had to wait 6 weeks to go under the knife. So on the 23rd December I went into The Avenue for Surgery. I only had to stay one night a the hospital so I could come home for Christmas.
So what did they do?
First I got a spinal injection in the theatre room and a few mins later I was out for the count, they did then put me into a leg brace/machine where they pull/exerted my femoral head (leg) out around one centimetre out of socket, so there was some work space. They did then make two holes one was for camera and the other one for the tools.
David did scrap some of the bone off the femoral head so it got round again. Second he did was repairing some labral damage, before he finally did close it all up again, with help from Dr. Mitch Anderson who was there as his assistants for the day.
My rehab is going well, a few days after the surgery I did start biking 2x5mins on the wind trainer, but not over 100watts. I then had my follow up meeting with David on 5th January and since then I have been allowed to do 2x10mins on the wind trainer and will slowly build up the time and power over the next 10 weeks, I'm not allowed to bike on the road before my hip have fully healed as it right now is 40% weaker than normally. So my Ceepo bike is going to live on my Kinetic home trainer for the next 3 months. I can start swimming again this week, so with a little bit of luck I should have some fitness when we hit April when I can start running again.
My recovery is being helped in a big way by my NormaTec Hips Application. I have been using NormaTec boots for over a year now and love them, and when I knew I was having surgery I got in touch with the team at NT and they hooked me up with the hip sleeves which uses the same technology as the boots but goes just over the hips, lower back and down to your knees. These have been great and have helped keep my recovery on track and after I am recovered will help keep me injury free in this area.
So where does it leave me with Triathlon, well I do still believe that I have a few years left, starting again the second half of 2015. David is very confident that I will be able to come back injury free as he has had many other athletes come back from same kind of injury's without any problems.
I will not start looking on what races I can do before I can start running again, as the recovery time easier can end up taking a month or two longer if I puss hard to early.
So over the summer I will try to get to a few races purely as a spectator so I will see you races, but will be without a start number for now!
I wanted say a massive thank you to all my sponsors who have all stuck with me through my injury and as I get fit and get back to racing. Ceepo, DT Swiss, Rotor, Rudy Project, Profile Design, Funky Trunks, Newton Running, Compressport, Roka Sport, Everest Sport, NormaTec, ISM Saddles, Endura Sports Nutrition, Continental tires and CeramicSpeed.
Here is some photos how it look inside my hip!
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Update: Ironman Cairns & Change of Plans
Jun 18th
Posted by jimmyjohnsen in Uncategorized
Coming into the race I knew I hadn't had the best build up, mainly due to a simple dental treatment turning into a bigger issue than expected. After 70.3 Busselton I was booked to have a tooth removed on the Monday with the idea I would only need to take three days off training, instead there was complications and it turned into more 4 visits to the Dentist and 10 days without being able to train. I was able to recover and get some good solid training in once it was resolved but it wasn't the perfect preparation!
The last few days before the race when as normal, with some light training & suss out the new swim & run course. When I did Ironman Cairns in 2012, the swim and T1 was in central Cairns which was changed this year to be at Palm Cove which 25km out of Cairns. It would impact the end of the bike as it would would finish the bike in town and meant the the whole run would be in down town Cairns with a "few" 180 degree turns!
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Race Report: SunSmart Ironman 70.3 Busselton
May 7th
Posted by jimmyjohnsen in Race reports
Since Ironman Melbourne we (my coach Mat and I) have been focussing on my biking as it has been my weakness over the last couple of years. One of the first things I did back in March was change my Profile Design bars to the Aeria T2 model but still with S-bend bars. With the new setup my position came a little bit more forward. Another thing was that I have put on a few more kilos to see if that would give me some more power as well. So coming into the race I was looking forward to see where my biking is at.
Aimee and I went over to WA on the Thursday because I already know the couse having raced both the haldf and full ironman several times before so didn't need to much prep time there.
It was going okay, except a small rock hit our windcreen on the drive from Perth to Busselton. Over the next day the chip before a crack and was starting to spread. Panicking how much it was going to cost us, I didn't get much sleep on Thursday night which wasn't great!
Friday morning Sam Betten and I went for an easy spin on the bike which was cooler than expected at only 7 degrees. We then headed down to the famous Busso jetty for a swim and made it out of the water in one piece. Thanks to Aimee we did also find time to get the windscreen changed as well. More >
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Race Report: Ironman Melbourne
Mar 29th
Posted by jimmyjohnsen in Race reports
I had a good build up & finally got on top of my hip injury that I has been bothering me since just before this race last year.
Up to big races I like to sleep in my high altitude tent if it's possible, as in the past when I have, my performances has been very good. And with Ironman Melbourne being a very important race for me, I was happy to sleep in the tent even thought it did mean that I could not sleep next to Aimee. I hoped that a good result would make up for it.
The last few weeks up to the race I felt that I was in a good shape and looked set for a good result even though the field was well packed with good names!
On race morning I was looking forward to swim, because it was my first race in my new Roka wetsuit, especially because in the week up to the race I had done 400m swim in 4:44min with is a good time for me!
This year the weather was much better for an open water swim than last so that was a good star to the morning. I did have an okay start if we look away from the fact that I lost my Garmin watch after 100m. But I was with the front group out to first bouy (850m) where Luke McKenzice & I got dropped, I was hoping that a few others would also get dropped, but it did not happen that way. The rest of the swim we where on our own, but the front group did not look to fare away. But out of the water I saw we were 4min from the front, but with another chase group just 2mins in front of us. I was a little bit disappointed with my swim time of 49:46 – not the start I was looking for. More >
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Happy Friday! We have some new titles that were just added to our winter lineup: Familiar of Zero F and Another.
Another will start on Monday, Jan. 9th at 10:00am PST.
Familiar of Zero F will be available in North America.
The Familiar of Zero F follows the adventures of second-year student, Louise and Saito at the Tristain Academy of Magic. While reluctantly paired with Saito, their relationship develops, as they solve mysteries and uncover unexpected truths, including the nature of Saito's mysterious power..."
Another will be available in North America, South America, South Africa, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
That class in the school held a secret that nobody must speak of…Spring, 1998. When Kouichi Sakakibara transfers to Yomiyama North Middle School, he senses something out of place in the atmosphere of a class that seems to be afraid of something. Kouichi is drawn to a mysterious girl, Mei Misaki, and tries to make contact with her, only to find more mysteries. As he does, the class is stricken by a disaster that nobody could have imagined! Just what is going on in this 'world'?
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I'm still surprised that tentei opera milky Holmes 2 hasn't been announced.
YESH I was waiting for this, THX CR.
So it seems, Kadokawa titles are back!!!
I`m starting to suspect it went to Funico
Funimation is having a bad day. Kudos to Crunchyroll for getting these. Interestingly enough, Another's publisher is Kadokawa. Very interesting. Did Funimation just pass on Another since it's horror and likely not to have that much fanservice?
Two titles I wasn't expecting from CR. And Another isn't delayed either.. Very nice. Looks like my membership is going to get some use this season!
Very happy to see both titles, kinda sucks that Zero is delayed but Another is right on time. I think only 2 titles this season are delayed which is much better than last season for sure.
So far behind on anime... need to catch up
very nice cr horror is a genre i always liked but dont think i see enough of in anime
If you're too lazy to start anything, you may get a reputation for patience.
Yes! Eight whole titles for the Netherlands and none of them are clearly ecchi! Thank you Crunchyroll!
Possibly doing a hat dance.
Boo! Both of them is not available in United Kingdom.
Thankonomics xD
Thank you CR, you haven't been letting me down much this season (Last season you let me down with what you picked up.)! :D
Another, now I can look forward to it. As for The Familiar of Zero F, I would be watching it if I had seen the other seasons first. FUNimation let those go due to poor sales. Though considering you got this, this could be a sign you might just be getting the other seasons, hope that happens.
Too much anime...
They have AT LEAST one more show to be announced and it will be announced monday, it probably won't be smile precure since 1. it's a toei title and and most new toei shows are simulcasted by FUNIMation(One Piece, Toriko,etc) if not it probably won't be simulcasted legally anywhere 2. It comes out in February if it does have a chance to be simulcasted on crunchyroll it won't be announced on January 9th.
Now on regards to the other shows going to be licensed on here most of them are very unpopular and not very big, crunchyroll got all the best shows this season, the next thing being announced could be a japanese drama or some movie, but there is a higher chance of milk holmes being the title announced since the previous serious was simulcasted here, there is no chance at all of FUNICO licensing it, PERIOD. I do remember Milk Holmes being the least watched show on here when it was simulcasted.
Another will be available in North America, South America, South Africa, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
Kadokawa's license often includes Middle East and the whole of Africa. What happened CR?
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I`m starting to suspect it went to Funico
NOOOOOOO!!!! That's the only title I'm hoping to be a "worldwide except Japan"-title. If it goes to Funico, it will be NA only. Also, Why do they have to be cancer anyway?
Also, almost all of NicoNico's streams barely got more than 1000 views per episode. Why would you stream to Funico anyway? And Sentai tends to add more titles than what Funi does.
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Viewing Statistics for NicoNico's series: (I didn't bother looking at other episodes. View count of other episodes fall within those numbers. I looked at other episodes of Shana. It doesn't get more than 300 views.
Guilty Crown
02 -> 1,100
11 -> 545
02 -> 176
12 -> 214
Last Exile
02 -> 769
10 -> 283
02 -> 268
12 -> 165
02 -> 352
12 -> 178
Mirai Nikki
02 -> 753
12 -> 354
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The line up this year is so nice~ all shows I wanted to watch are on here. Very nice.
Damn awesome line-up.
Beautiful Nel!