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Since many of the people here are McDougallers or E2Lers, telling them to add oil to their cooking is really very inappropriate. I cook beans without oil all the time. It's just a matter of not trying to cook too many at once. But don't go by my experience. Go by what the manufacturer says and you are wrong about what the manufacturer says. Kuhn Rikon sends an instruction book and a recipe book with their pcs. In the recipe book, which has a rather extensive writeup on cooking beans, it says you can, (not should) use oil and kombu is offered as a good alternative way to reduce foaming. Their "General Guidelines to Preparing Beans" includes 4 steps, none of which involve oil. I realize you probably want to promote your own little web site where you feature recipes for disgusting things like pigs feet and tripe soup, but so far I'm not impressed with your expertise.


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Fred Wertheimer is the Founder and President of Democracy 21, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that works to strengthen our democracy and promotes government integrity, accountability and transparency measures to accomplish its goals.
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Wertheimer was named as one of Washington's 90 greatest lawyers of the last 30 years by Legal Times in 2008 and as one of Washington's top lobbyists for several years by The Hill, a Capitol Hill newspaper.
A graduate of the University of Michigan and Harvard Law School, Wertheimer served from 1981 to 1995 as President of Common Cause, a nonpartisan citizens' lobby. He served in 1996 as a Fellow at the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard University, and in 1997 as the J. Skelly Wright Fellow and Visiting Lecturer at Yale Law School. Wertheimer also has served as a political analyst and consultant for CBS News, ABC News and ABC's Nightline.
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Bowling for Rhinos was a Smashing Success!
All five living species of rhinos are threatened in the wild due to habitat loss and poaching for their horns, which are worth more than their weight in gold on the black market. Poaching rates have soared sky high, but there are thousands of dedicated, passionate rangers standing in between the rhinos and the poachers – and they need our help.
Each year, the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) raises funds through Bowling for Rhinos (BFR) events held across North America to support critical rhino conservation projects in the wild. This year, the Greater Cincinnati AAZK Chapter organized its inaugural BFR fundraiser, which took place on October 11 at Stone Lanes.
The turnout was fantastic! More than 160 people registered to bowl and even more showed up just to take part in the festivities. Even J.J. Hoover and Logan Andrusek of the Cincinnati Reds came out to show their support!
Beyond bowling, there were plenty of other opportunities for fun and fundraising. The chapter held a silent auction and raffle and sold t-shirts, chocolate bars and shot glasses, and the bar even offered special rhino-themed drinks. The Zoo's Sumatran rhino mascot even showed up to meet and greet the bowlers.
In addition to the Zoo and Stone Lanes, the event drew in several other local businesses and individuals as sponsors. A huge thank you goes out to:
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- Riverside Topsoil
- White Crane Tattoo
- The Emily and Mark Frolick Foundation
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- The Wallace Group Dentistry for Today
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- Norwood City Schools
- Gary's Professional Dog Grooming
- Mike Dulaney
- Jeff Mitchell
All in all, the event pulled in more than $8,500! Every penny earned through BFR goes directly to field conservation efforts to protect all five endangered species of rhino. For example, in Indonesia, funds raised support Rhino Protection Units (RPUs) that safeguard Javan and Sumatran rhino populations in national parks. Dedicated wildlife rangers patrol the forests, arresting poachers and destroying snares and traps. And in Kenya, funds raised support the Lewa Conservancy's Rhino Conservation Programme, which has been extremely successful in protecting black and white rhino populations.
The chapter is quite pleased with how the first annual BFR turned out. Thanks to all who showed their support. We hope you will come out and join us next year!
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Cincinnati Zoo is Ready to Celebrate World Rhino Day!
Over the past year, Zoo staff and volunteers have been getting ready to celebrate World Rhino Day. This year's festivities will be held from 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday, September 21. The goal for this event is to raise funds for rhino conservation and increase the public awareness of the major challenges faced in protecting wild rhino populations. The Zoo is proud to exhibit three species of rhino; the African black rhino, the Indian rhino and the Sumatran rhino. Zoo visitors can take part in family activities, animal demonstrations, keeper encounters and a rhino-riffic raffle. The day will start with the official announcement of the winners for our Save the Rhinos poster contest. The day will no doubt be a Rhinotastic success!
The raffle items this year include rhino-themed gift baskets, a one-year membership to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Rhino Rembrandt paintings artistically designed by the Zoo's African black rhino 'Seyia' and Sumatran rhino 'Harapan', a one-of-a-kind Sumatran rhino footprint casting created by keeper and artist Lindsay Garrett, and an amazing print of Sumatran rhino 'Harapan' as designed and painted by artist Ali Armstrong as part of her 'Scarce Project'.
Be sure to also come out to the Zoo on Monday, September 22, from 7-9 pm to hear the State of the Rhino Lecture by CREW Rhino Scientists Dr. Terri Roth. Tickets to Dr. Roth's lecture can be purchased online. A rhino marketplace will take place in the lecture hall before and after the talk and another rhino raffle occur. In addition, renowned children's book author Mary Kay Carson and photographer Tom Uhlman will be available before and after the lecture to sign copies of their critically acclaimed book, Emi and the Rhino Scientist.
Come one, come all to help us celebrate rhinos!
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Rhino Conservation in Uganda: The Human Effect
By Renee Carpenter, Rhino and Hoofed Stock Keeper
Seven years ago, I had an amazing opportunity to represent the Zoo at an International Rhino Keeper Conference hosted in Australia. During the week-long conference, I met a man named Henry Opio from the Uganda Wildlife Education Center (UWEC). Henry impressed me with his passion for conservation. He had a dream that black and white rhinos would someday return to the wild in Uganda where they had been eliminated through poaching in the 1980s. Wildlife and people alike had experienced tragic hardships and loss during that time of tremendous political and civil unrest. With the region now recovering, facilities like UWEC, with the full support of the current government, are working hard to save what was lost and foster a "pride of heritage" in the people for their wildlife.
As I spoke more with Henry, I fell in love with the idea of returning rhinos to Uganda, too. Henry presented on the possibility of reintroducing rhinos into Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda and how UWEC would reach out to each and every village surrounding the park before animals would be released (wow, what a huge task!). They would focus on the children and reach the parents and others in the community through them. I, along with a colleague, was there to present on a fundraising project called "Rhino Rembrandts" with proceeds going to field conservation…a possible aid to this Ugandan rhino project, I thought to myself.
After the excitement of the week, I was sitting in the plane for the twenty-plus hour flight home and I couldn't help but wonder…how could I help Henry and Uganda's lost rhinos with more than just what my little fundraiser would do? Coincidentally, when I returned to work I read an email about an internal grant opportunity with a fast approaching deadline. So, many emails and anxious waiting later… I have, just this past week, submitted the report for the seventh straight year of successful funding from the Zoo!
Back over in Uganda, my friend Henry and UWEC are working hard at conservation education on many fronts. However, the return of the rhino to a people re-learning the importance of safeguarding it is closest to my heart.
The human effect of any conservation initiative is what makes it successful. UWEC reaches out to the communities (person to person) through education about the importance of rhinos to their community as well as helps to improve daily life tasks such as farming and waste management practices and identification/use of medicinal plants. Through this process, the communities become invested in the idea of bringing rhinos back and the positive impact it will have on them if the rhinos are protected.
For me personally, last year's successful grant application brought the whole process very close to home. At the conclusion of last year's work, Henry contacted me about a 14-year-old girl named Vivian. She showed great interest and passion for rhino conservation. She also expressed to him concern about her father who was a poacher back in their village. She felt she could convince him to stop, even though that would mean ending the income that enabled her to attend school. Vivian's father was convinced and, in an attempt to still fund her education, he carved two beautiful wooden rhino statues and presented them to Henry for help. As you can see, they now have a new home here in Cincinnati. Henry was also able to help Vivian's father gain employment as a ranger protecting wildlife. It's fascinating how a person's actions can change when given a better option. This is what I love about this project – protecting wildlife while improving people's lives – a recipe for success! This has only been made possible by the Zoo's internal grant program and dedication to field conservation.
Although much more work needs to be done before rhinos once again roam in the wild in Uganda, the rhinos themselves are doing their part. At Ziwa Ranch in Uganda, they are busy making babies to support the release. UWEC's rhinos serve as ambassadors for any and all visitors and the dedicated staff there will continue to work with the communities surrounding Murchison Falls National Park until they have all been reached (fingers crossed for future success in partnering).
As a rhino and hoofed stock keeper here at the Zoo, I have been blessed, alongside my friends and colleagues, with the opportunity to work with these awesome animals, be involved in efforts to safeguard them in the wild, and to share my experiences and love of rhinos with the people I meet.
So I invite you to come visit us here at the Zoo and be part of the human effect of conservation, too! There are so many more people like Vivian out there just waiting for that connection to become stewards of their own land and wildlife.
Also, don't miss World Rhino Day on September 21st here at the Zoo when we celebrate these marvels of nature and the work being done to safeguard them. Come out and have some family fun while making a difference!
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I bought 8 cans of CCI caps from Bass Pro.I must have had a bad batch.
They would not fire.Now that,s a bit of money.I e-mailed CCI about the caps & they got right back with me. They ask for the lot number & I sent it to them.He E-Mailed me back & said there was a problem & will replace them.You can't ask for better than that.I have shot CCI caps for over 30 years with out problems. Crap happens, but when a company makes it right with you,you can't ask for more. Thank you CCI! TatarTott |
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My BassPro was out of caps when I was there last week. I wonder if they had already pulled em. The clerk gave me the ol' story about "Some guy came in here right before you and bought 2000". . . . . . That guy again!!! One day I'm gonna get up earlier and beat him to the store!!
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I can tell you this.Bass Pro sucks when your looking for black powder stuff.
There more a fishing & boat store.There prices have gone up, & I wish Cableas would open more stores like Bass pro has. Cableas is a much better store hands down. Tatar |
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But if you want inlines, overpriced Pyrodex or 777 pellets, and bullets with plastic patches, it's definitely your store. I was looking for flints for a flintlock pistol I had picked up somewhere and all they had was sawn agate flints, about 12 bucks for a blister pack of two flints. |
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I buy from BPS only when I have to.
Which is when I can't get caps or powder over the counter anywhere else.
Prices way out of line. Dick's Sporting Goods is even worse. At both places the person behind the counter knows ZPS about black powder revolvers. I did get a great deal on my black powder Cattleman at BPS though.
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Ms only has one Bass Pro. They don't sell real bp or at least don't list it online.
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The problem with buying real BP in todays time, is insurance.
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SPEED kicks off our World Superbike year with 7.5 hours of live coverage from Phillip Island this weekend
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- February 18, 2013
SPEED is kicking off a big year of World Superbikes with our live coverage of the championship-opener from Phillip Island this weekend.
We're showing 7.5 hours of action from the track across the weekend, starting with Superpole on Saturday, followed by both WSBK races and the Supersport race on the Sunday.
We will also have a special treat on Sunday, with live coverage of the second Australian Superbike Championship round between the Supersport and second World Superbike race.
With regular host Jessica Yates away on special assignment, SPEED has recruited renowned motorsport commentator Aaron Noonan to anchor the weekend's coverage.
World Superbikes on SPEED
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SAT 27/4 at 10:45pm LIVE (Rpt 28/4 7am)
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"There's no doubt I'm looking forward to heading up SPEED's coverage of the opening round of the championship," Noonan said.
"World Superbikes have been a flagship part of the motorsport menu since SPEED began a couple of years ago, so to be entrusted with the host chair for the all-important season opener is fantastic."
Alongside him in the hot seat will be SPEED's resident two wheel expert Kevin Magee, who will bring us all the latest paddock gossip from pre-race testing at the newly-resurfaced Phillip Island circuit this week.
We will also have a special guest in the studio for the weekend's races, with former MotoGP, Superbike and Supersport racer Chris Vermeulen adding his insights to the coverage.
In the booth for the big races will be our usual double-act of lead commentator Jonathan Green with Australian Steve Martin.
The 2012 season provided one of the most topsy-turvy year's in World Superbike history, with Max Biaggi edging out Tom Sykes by just half a point after an action-packed year.
The retirement of the 'Roman Emperor' has cleared the way for a new champion to be crowned, and pre-season testing is suggesting it will once again be a sensationally close season of racing.
To set the mood for the big weekend ahead, we're also taking a look back over the last five years of World Superbikes at 'the Island'.
At 4pm EDT every day this week you can enjoy all the races, from Troy Bayliss's final double-triumph in 2008, through to Carlos Checa's stunning crash and comeback last year.
A note to regular watchers of World Superbikes on SPEED, this year we are separating the races in the Foxtel and Austar EPG. If you have an iQ or myStar box you will have to set up each individual race to record, not just a whole block.
The Phillip Island round kicks off a massive year of Superbike racing on SPEED.
We're showing every round of the World Superbike and World Supersport Championship live in high definition. SPEED will also be broadcasting the Superstock 1000 series - where rising Aussie rider Bryan Staring made his name in 2012 - and the Superstock 600 title.
We are also showing the British Superbike Championship - featuring Josh Brookes and Josh Waters, plus the FIM Endurance World Championship.
It all starts this weekend with the World Superbike Championship opener from Phillip Island, live on SPEED!
Watch all the World Superbike and World Supersport action from Phillip Island, LIVE and Exclusive, Feb 23 and 24 on SPEED (512).
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Summary: Stage III sporulation protein AC/AD protein family
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This family consists of several bacterial stage III sporulation protein AC (SpoIIIAC) and SpoIIIAD sequences. The exact function of this family is unknown. SpoIIIAD is the an uncharacterised protein which is part of the spoIIIA operon that acts at sporulation stage III as part of a cascade of events leading to endospore formation. The operon is regulated by sigmaG [1].
Literature references
Mizuno M, Masuda S, Takemaru K, Hosono S, Sato T, Takeuchi M, Kobayashi Y; , Microbiology 1996;142:3103-3111.: Systematic sequencing of the 283 kb 210 degrees-232 degrees region of the Bacillus subtilis genome containing the skin element and many sporulation genes. PUBMED:8969508 EPMC:8969508
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Pseudofam: | PF06686 |
SYSTERS: | SpoIIIAC |
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InterPro entry IPR025664
This family consists of several bacterial stage III sporulation protein AC (SpoIIIAC) and SpoIIIAD sequences. The exact function of this family is unknown. SpoIIIAD is an uncharacterised protein which is part of the spoIIIA operon that acts at sporulation stage III as part of a cascade of events leading to endospore formation. The operon is regulated by sigmaG [PUBMED:8969508].
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Seed source: | Pfam-B_22771 (release 10.0), TIGRFAMs |
Previous IDs: | none |
Type: | Family |
Author: | Moxon SJ, TIGRFAMs, Coggill P, Bateman A |
Number in seed: | 87 |
Number in full: | 1045 |
Average length of the domain: | 57.50 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 29 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 83.45 % |
HMM information
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Family (HMM) version: | 6 | ||||||||||||
Download: | download the raw HMM for this family |
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For a while now we've been given to believe apprenticeships are the solution to all sorts of problems, like the current gap between the skilled employed and the unskilled unemployed. As I wrote a couple of months ago:
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Giampiero Salvi :: Auditory Scales
Comparison between ERB, Mel and Bark scale
There are three commonly used psychoacoustical scales that relate physical frequency (in Hz) to subjective perception of pitch.
Scale | Range (approx.) | Reference |
ERB | 0-425 | stanford |
Mel | 0-4000 | wikipedia |
Bark | 1-24 | wikipedia |
The next plot compares the normalized scales in order to give an idea of the relative differences. Note that this comparison is only qualitative because the scales are defined in arbitrary units (see at the end of the page for more info). The frequency range is between 0 and 22050 Hz:
This is a zoom with frequency between 0 to 8000 Hz:
Matlab code:
f = 0:10:22050;
erb = 214*log10(0.00437*f+1);
mel = 1127.01048*log(1+f/700);
bark = 13*atan(0.00076*f)+3.5*atan((f/7000).^2);
all = [erb;mel;bark];
normall = all./(max(all,[],2)*ones(1,size(all,2)));
legend('ERB', 'Mel', 'Bark', 'Location', 'SouthEast')
xlabel('frequency (Hz)')
ylabel('normalized scales')
Note that the comparison might be misleading because of the normalization that is done at 22050Hz in the examples. To see how the the difference between the scales changes with normalization, try changing the frequency range, for example with
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Lila Brust, 78, of Heron Lake, MN, died Tuesday, April 26, 2011, at Lakeview Assisted Living, Heron Lake, MN. Surviving are five daughters, Reland (Otha) Pribble, Burkburnett, Texas; Kathleen Olson, Minnetonka, MN; Genie (Allen) Johnson, Sioux Falls, SD; Bardene (Edward) Peter, Heron Lake, MN; and Janet (Jeff) Hawkinson, Richfield, MN; one son, John (Christie) Sowards, Walker, MN; seven step-children, Lois (Roger) Sibell, Edina, MN; Jim (June) Brust, Russell, MN; Paulette (Roger) McHarg, Lismore, MN; Dianne (Doug) Hinsch, Wabasso, MN; John (Marge) Brust, Glencoe, MN; Jeff Brust, Rawlin
As of now there are still more questions than answers in regards to the impact that will be felt locally from the recent cuts made by South Dakota State University to the Extension Service and 4-H. SDSU is still in the process of reorganizing the system and how everything will function. Haakon and Jackson counties have shared Extension services for several decades, with a livestock educator at the Philip office and a 4-H and youth development educator based from Kadoka. In the reorganization both those positions, along with most across the state have been cut.
The junior high members of the Philip track and field team traveled to Lemmon, Friday, April 29, to compete in the Harold Severson Invitational Junior High Meet. The Philip boys' team earned fifth place with a total score of 49 out of 17 events. The other team results were: 1st - Faith, 140, 2nd - Grant County, 61, 3rd - Harding County, 59, 4th - Bison, 58, 6th - Timber Lake, 42, 7th - Union Center, 35.50, 8th - McIntosh, 34.50, 9th - Wakpala, 26, 10th - Bowman, 23, 11th - Lemmon, 22, 12th - Cheyenne Eagle Butte, 17, 13th - McLaughlin, 11, 14th - Little Eagle, 6. The Ph
The Haakon County Young Women are spearheading a game time for during this year's Philip Festival Days. Between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., Saturday, June 18, the HCYW will lead other groups, organizations and individuals in operating a large array of booths in the parking lot of the First National Bank in Philip. Doreen Vetter, the coordinator of this event, said that it will be similar to Scottie Fest, with tickets sold to the customers and game-players.
by Del Bartels The Philip City Council meeting Monday, May 2, began with the oath of office being taken by returning councilmen Tom Struble and Greg Arthur, and by newly appointed councilman Jason Harry. Harry is taking the office for former councilman Monte Palecek, who said, "I really appreciate working with each and every one of you. It's been fun, most of the time. You get to see a lot of interesting stuff and make a lot of popular decisions." After approving the payment of pending bills, totalling $80,310.11, the council also approved the new sewer rate schedule.
Leonard William Miller, age 58, of Farmersville, Texas, formerly of Philip, S.D., lost his battle with liver cancer on April 29, 2011, at the McKinney Medical Center in McKinney, Texas. Leonard was born August 15, 1952, in Sioux Falls, S.D., the second of 10 children born to Henry and Louise (Mehlbrech) Miller. He grew up in Salem and Philip, S.D. Leonard attended Philip High School and later worked in the Philip area. Leonard moved to Kansas City, Kansas and later to Salina, Kansas where he was involved in a factory accident that severely injured his arm.
Darlene Hatheway, age 79 of Murdo, S.D., died Saturday, April 30, 2011, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Darlene R. Woodcock was born February 7, 1932, in Murdo, S.D., the daughter of Clarence and Alma (Dobin, Davis) Woodcock. She grew up and received her education in the Okaton area. She married Harlen Ned Hatheway in 1949 and to this union five children were born. She and Ned lived in the Okaton-Murdo area all of their lives. They both enjoyed and worked in farming and trucking business.
Margaret Crawford, 95, died peacefully April 4, 2011, at South Wind Hospice Home in Pratt, Kan. She was born October 8, 1915, to Jacob and Edith Koenders DeYoung. Her father had emigrated from the Netherlands to the United States, at which time his name was inadvertently changed from DeJong to DeYoung. She was born on the original family homestead 20 miles north of Midland, S.D., near Ottumwa. After moving to a new family farm near Midland in 1918, she attended rural schools and graduated from Eureka High School in Haakon County, S.D.
The Philip Scotties golf team participated in the Meadowbrook Challenge Golf Tournament, Tuesday, April 5, in Rapid City. The Philip team members shot a total score of 340. Individual scores were: Tristen Rush - 52+47=99, Trey DeJong - 68+56=124, Tate DeJong - 58+59=117, and Gavin Snook 66+60=126. As far as the boys' teams go, the White River team took top honors with a total four-player, 18-hole score of 282. White River was headed by Skyler Bordueaux with a 45+42=87, which earned him the top individual spot.
The Harry Weller Invitational track meet was held Tuesday, April 12, in Kadoka. Tom Parquet, head coach for the Philip Scotties track and field team, said, "State track qualifiers in this meet were Jeff O'Connell in the 200 meter dash and Dakota Bauman in the discus." He said that there were lots of personal bests and the athletes had a different experience by running under the lights. "We are still experimenting with different people running different events and running in different orders in the relays.
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Japanese name: | Cho Denji Machine Voltes V | |
Japanese name: | 超電磁マシーンボルテスV | |
English name: | Super Electromagnetic Machine Voltes V | |
Italian name: | Vultus V | |
Filipino name: | Voltes V | |
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June 4, 1977-March 25, 1978 1983 (Italy) |
Broadcast time: | Saturday, 18:00-18:30 (6:00-6:30 pm) | |
Number of episodes: | 40 | |
Animation Studio: | Toei Doga (Nippon Sunrise) | |
Production Company: | Nippon Sunrise, Toei Animation, Asahi National Broadcasting | |
Broadcaster: | Asahi National Broadcasting (ANB) | |
Creator(s): | Tadao Nagahama | |
Series Director: | Tadao Nagahama | |
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Character Designer(s): | Yuki Hijiri (and mecha) | |
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Note(s): | To see what other animated programs were out at the same time as Cho Denji Machine Voltes V go to the Chronology of Animation. | |
Note on finding copies of programs: |
Unfortunately I lack the time or resources to help people find copies of anime television programs. I have put together a web List of Online Video and Book Stores that will be useful to find copies in the United States, some other countries, and one Japanese store. There are other similar stores on the Internet around the world that might be able to supply the DVDs, LDs, VCDs, or video tapes that are desired. Check my Japanese Animation Information page for links to Internet resources that may have further information. I am not involved in trading materials from my own collection. I am still waiting to see most of the programs in this List of Anime Television Series and would be happy to find sources for many of them. Because of these circumstances I will not respond to requests for help to find these types of materials. |
Last update: April 29, 2006 Comments to: Richard Llewellyn Copyright © 1998-2006 Richard Llewellyn. All rights reserved. |
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