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I digress. Thinking back to the infamous "Lesbian Boat Scene," could GITS actually dwell in the LGBT issues today, with a slant of eye candy attached? Could the Major be a Bi-Sexual Icon of sorts in the handling of the sensitive issues such as Civil Unions, equal benefits and the like?
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I would like to post a correction about the S.A.V.E. sets. Yes, there are no extra features or goodies, but the cover is reversible, so the green line is no longer there. They know the green is annoying, that's why the covers are reversible, it's mostly just to get you to see which are the cheap sets when your browsing the anime section at the store.
It's under Part II.
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I went out and bought Gasaraki because its thoroughly awesome trailer was on a disk of Gundam SEED (I think), and the NewType DVDs always told which shows I should avoid.
Ah, NewType. How much I miss thee.
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|I am sorry but their is no excuse for people who rip off crunchyrolls subs, they have the license for pretty much the entire world for several of their subs, the only convenience they offer is that you get them a week earlier for free, and you don't have to buy the DVD to watch it quickly and in an easy manner. Meanwhile the american anime industry has collapsed, and Japan is going to follow in a few years.
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Just looked up the prices for the original FMA DVD releases.
52.99 each. The viridian collection is about 29.99 (and this is on rightstuf...).
God. Damn. Seriously...
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Good to know. I wondered if that might be the case since the SAVE label is pretty big.
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Good thing I bought my tins Wouldn't sell those for anything.
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Orange Hollow
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Yeah, only for several of them. I can't watch Bleach or Durarara on Crunchyroll, what should I do? Move to Japan?
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Contrary to popular belief, North America is not the only country on the globe.
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I think even if that happened, they would still exist just to screw over the companies in their self-righteous way (though there would at least be one less reason for that leg to stand on). I mean, horriblesubs admits point blank on their site that they do it to piss CR and FUNi off.
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Not with Masamune Shirow writing it... also, I'd like to imagine (in my naivete) that by 2030 none of those things will be an issue and equal rights will be a given. Or at least in the alternative-timeline-post-two-world-wars-and-everyone-switching-bodies future of GitS:SAC. I mean, there's a female prime minister of Japan in the second season; anything is possible!
That has kind of become my opinion on the Made For Fanservice's Sake Only series. Why not just get porn? I mean, sure, most porn is pretty vile in its presentation of women, but so are most of the series with constant up-skirt shots and exploding clothes and DD boobs on 15-year olds. Is it that the enticement without the payoff is actually more exciting? I mean, I know I sometimes feel that way about romantic scenes, but I'm (an admittedly somewhat atypical) female and don't want to project my tastes on everyone.
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I have a few Danish friends that would +1 you right now if they were reading this.
Having said that, old school fansubbing at least took work and dedication. Stream ripping takes almost no effort. I'm not going to say something as silly as "if foreigners want anime, they should have to get it from someone that has at least worked hard on a fansub" but in a romanticized sort of way, that is kind of how I feel.
It doesn't take a genius to realize that the one thing that ever held fansubs back a bit was the raw effort that was required, and that without that requirement, there is nothing stopping a hundred groups from popping up to take advantage. I know I'm contradicting myself, but it is kind of irrelevant where the subtitles come from, because piracy is piracy at the end of the day. People should watch the legal streams if they are available in their country, period, but that just isn't a reality for a lot of fans out there who are locked out.
Oh, and on the issue of breaking into the anime/manga business as a non-Japanese person -
Step 1: Learn Japanese. You will -never- work in anime/manga unless you can speak the language fluently. This should be obvious.
Step 2: Learn to draw/animate/etc -well-. They've got the pick of the litter from every art school in Japan; Why do they need you? You'd better figure it out if you are serious about this.
Step 3: Move to Japan. No one is going to hire you from wherever you live.
Step 4: Realize that it probably isn't going to happen, and have a backup plan (ala the kid from Bakuman with the glasses that is the top of his class)
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*clutches pearls* How can such a thing be true?!
But honestly, yeah, for Americans, there's really no excuse for relying on fanrips of things like crunchyroll. While I don't like fansubs to begin with, the CR argument is moot when they can't even release it for everyone. (Geez, not even Bleach? Now that's a little ridiculous.)
While I don't think rippers should spontaneously combust, I would feel satisfied if they lost their keys or had to suffer through extra long lines at the RMV once or twice.
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Lucky. I just noticed now and since I want the original one my wallet's gonna feel empty...
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Correction: SOME of the DVDs with the green SAVE spine are genuinely reversible. Okay, technically all of them are, but some will simply show some random part of an image on the spine as opposed to the title of the show and such. There are some though that do have a genuine spine with the title and such once it's reversed.
You can check here to see which ones have "genuine" reversible spines: http://www.mania.com/
Also, the ones with just a SAVE sticker on the front, that sticker comes off with the wrapping so it's not big deal. My SAVE Kanon set had the removable SAVE sticker, and now looks great on my shelf with a nice spine with Ayu on it. So actually some of the SAVE sets DO look good on a shelf. Why FUNimation doesn't just release all the SAVE sets with the sticker method is beyond me.
Actually Brian, I will correct you, but on the Evangelion part. Rebuild is a reboot (well maybe, there are hints this could actually be a sequel. I mean, this is ANNO we're talking about) not a remake, and only the first movie resembles the series that much.
In terms of the answers, Brad man, have you not even looked at the anime DVD market recently? $30 for a 4-5 episode volume (and $30 is just the MSRP, it will be lower than that) is a thing of the past. And really, online distribution is anime DVDs' future for the most part, and ordering online at discounted price a lot of anime DVDs are reasonably priced. And there's no point in comparing it to American TV DVDs, the two markets have to work VERY differently.
Ahmad, no offense, but I think you're being too optimistic towards the non-fans. Many people won't touch anime just because their mindset is "animation is for the kiddies". No, it doesn't matter how dark, violent, and/or deep anime can get, they'll be close-minded about it. Yes, there are some open-minded people out there about it, but too few of them to make the expensive cost of advertising to them worth it (30 grand IS a lot to the anime DVD industry). Really, you're FAR more likely to convert your fellow geek (someone who's into video games, sci-fi, fantasy, etc.) than a sports fan or guns fan. I see plenty of anime DVD advertising on sites like TVtropes and things like that, so I would say the anime DVD industry is making a decent effort in marketing in areas where there are types of non-fans who might actually give anime a shot.
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Great thread Roxy. I am very passionate about this issue. I am convinced that prop. 37's "failure" was completely a function of vote tabulation fraud (as are most election results). Had this actually passed, it would have changed food labeling for the better. Obviously, election fraud and big agra money manipulated the outcome--which equates to a great health truth loss to a large number of Americans.
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[b]We will start with this TL;DR--> We aren't as fricked as everyone thinks from what games around the nation are left this College Football season. Take your Les Miles, coaching staff, game plan talk else where. [/b] --------------------------- [b]LSU[/b] Given the nature of our loss we have to ...View Topic - Replies (2)
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| Ole Miss made rings for a game they didnt win? - Tiger Stadium 11 on 5/29/15 at 9:46 am
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| "Time to Play Spoiler Once Again" - Tiger Stadium 11 on 10/22/14 at 11:45 am
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| "ULM was able to slow down our running game" nonsense - Tiger Stadium 11 on 9/16/14 at 1:37 pm
The jist I get is the crew that is worried is pumping the line ULM shut us down running, so why shouldnt State be able to do so? Well using that same logic, UABs leading rusher went for 90 against State. Why if UAB's leading rusher was able to do that; why wont our backs that are much better be ...View Topic - Replies (7)
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| ESPN BMOC week 1 article - Tiger Stadium 11 on 9/1/14 at 5:58 pm
LSU ranked in his top four after week 1 :geauxtigers: [link=(http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11445564/florida-state-exhale-victory-relax)]LINK[/link]...View Topic - Replies (2)
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| SEC Championship Game Generic Question (School Project)... - Tiger Stadium 11 on 11/13/13 at 2:27 am
Was looking online and couldn't find much. How early before the game do teams usually arrive? How many practice do the teams usually hold in Atlanta? Have a project that i'm trying to find the info for so anything y'all can contribute would be incredible. :bow:...View Topic - Replies (4)
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| Beckhams comment about the late bye week. - Tiger Stadium 11 on 10/28/13 at 5:23 pm
not that its any excuse for what we put on the field for the first half saturday night. But could this teams seemingly slow decline through the entire month of october be for play every single saturday since August 31? We are the only AQ team to have not had a bye yet. Not trying to be a sunshine pu...View Topic - Replies (13)
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| The middle ground on this football team debate - Tiger Stadium 11 on 10/21/13 at 10:46 pm
Oh we are 29-6 over the last 35 games? thats pretty good. How we are playing this year on defense sucks? yea its atrocious. However go back to 2008 and 2009 and all these same things were being said. "We would never win another championship much less get to a championship game with Miles." "We...View Topic - Replies (5)
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| LSU Uncertainity in 2013 - Tiger Stadium 11 on 6/26/13 at 7:24 pm
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Any suggestions during healin other than the usual stuff?...
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| Pollard out of Baltimore too now... - Tiger Stadium 11 on 3/13/13 at 10:01 am
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| The OT Scale - Tiger Stadium 11 on 3/7/13 at 2:49 pm
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| Ed Reed reach out to Tyrann - Tiger Stadium 11 on 2/26/13 at 2:37 pm
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| Super Bowl MVP Prediction? - Tiger Stadium 11 on 1/29/13 at 12:43 am
Who do y'all think has the best chance of wining it? My bold personal prediction on who I think could make the biggest difference in the game is Ed Reed. He is truly the best free safety to ever play and I think he has a chance to get a game changing pick (or two) on Kapernick. He's been known fo...View Topic - Replies (12)
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| To Brighten the Mood... Trindon Holliday - Tiger Stadium 11 on 1/1/13 at 5:36 pm
didnt see it anywhere on here, only bithching about MIles and Chicken Sandwiches http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/trindon-holliday-could-most-perfect-football-player-nfl-224453321--nfl.html...View Topic - Replies (3)
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NRL players at several clubs are living in fear as they wait to learn if they have been caught up in the doping scandal to hit the code and other Australian sports.
It is understood a number of players, including at least one big name, are worried they might have taken a banned substance, and are bracing themselves for the fallout.
There are even rumours doing the rounds in league circles that some players have tested positive but the results were withheld, and they have instead been placed under surveillance by Australian Crime Commission investigators.
Until details are passed on from the NRL to the clubs involved - the number of which could be as high as seven - most players are reluctant to come forward because few know exactly what the ACC is interested in.
It was revealed in 2008 that Manly players were being injected with calves' blood. But the product, Actovegin, was not on the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority's banned list, and it has since come to light that other clubs considered using it.
Fairfax Media has also been told of one club where players were given a substance labelled as being for ''equine use only'', while a star player is said to have complained to former teammates about being injected in the stomach. Another player might have switched clubs this season because he was unhappy with what players were being asked to do by the sports science department.
However, few want to believe anything they are given by club officials would be illegal, and there is a culture among players of not wanting to break ranks with teammates.
Players have even questioned who they would be talking to if they contacted the new Australian Sports Anti-Doping Agency hotline announced by the NRL at the weekend. Instead, players want the ACC and NRL to name those who are under suspicion to restore the reputation of others.
''You have got to name them - that is how everyone feels,'' Parramatta fullback Jarryd Hayne said after arriving back in Sydney on Sunday from the All Stars match. Canterbury fullback Ben Barba said: ''I am sure the ones who are guilty ... the pressure will get to them.''
Prime Minister Julia Gillard and NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell have called for clubs to out themselves. But apart from an email sent by new NRL boss David Smith on Sunday advising that further detail would be provided soon, club bosses are unsure if they or their players are involved. Smith said the NRL was working closely with the ACC to be able to advise which clubs are involved in the investigation in the next 48 hours.
Officials also rejected complaints that the AFL had been able to hold a press conference on Sunday to discuss the extent of the drugs problem in their code, while the NRL remained silent. The difference is that the AFL had been commenting on its own internal investigation and not the one conducted by the ACC.
Auditors have been sent to Manly, Cronulla, Penrith and Newcastle, sparking speculation that they are four of the clubs under investigation.
The Sea Eagles, Sharks and Panthers all have had linked with Stephen Dank, the sports scientist at the centre of the investigation into substance use at Essendon AFL club who will break his silence on ABC-TV's 7.30 on Monday.
''I will be absolutely amazed if the NRL does not clarify more detail before then,'' one club boss said.
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Teens watching TV shows for insight on parents
NEW YORK -- Cheryl Gottlieb, a teenager from East Meadow, N.Y., watches NBC's 1960s-era drama, "American Dreams," for insight into two people not on television -- her mom and dad.
"My parents grew up during that time," she said. "It's interesting to see what they went through, and the similarities or differences with living in today's society. The main difference is the family spending a lot of time together and eating every meal together."
At a time of resurgence in family television, a new generation of shows are stretching the genre's common definition. And families are seeking them out for unexpected reasons.
Gottlieb was one of 1,000 teenagers surveyed by ElectricArtists, an online marketing firm, about which new television shows they were most excited about this fall.
"American Dreams" and ABC's comedy, "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter," topped the list.
In their youth, Gottlieb's mom and dad might have watched a show because it annoyed their parents. But the teenagers who liked these new programs told ElectricArtists it was partly because they could see their parents in the characters.
Stories that provide a window into the time their parents grew up, or focus on families that remind them of their own, are particularly compelling to these youngsters, said Marc Schiller, the company's CEO.
"Shows about families are interesting, because you can see how normal your family actually is," Gottlieb said. "You see problems that other kids your age might face and that may make your problems seem real small."
The creators of both of the new programs say they're fixed on an ideal that's much harder than it sounds: a family show that is equally appealing to both parents and their children.
Traditional family shows tend to offer idealized characters that provide wish fulfillment for viewers, said Jonathan Prince, executive producer of "American Dreams."
As a result, the characters aren't edgy enough for many teenagers. Prince appreciates the WB's "7th Heaven" as a good family show, but said it doesn't ring true to his teenage nieces and nephews.
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More often than not, family shows have one portal for viewers instead of two.
Prince has watched "8 Simple Rules" and appreciates how its creators have resisted the temptation to make John Ritter's character the goofy dad who can't keep up with his daughters.
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That is exactly what he's shooting for, said Tracy Gamble, executive producer of "8 Simple Rules."
He runs situations and dialogue for the show past his teenagers and their friends for a reality check. Most episodes are rooted in his life: a story line where the daughter drives without a license also happened in his family.
Gamble once wrote for "Home Improvement," and he tries to follow that show's example by having something for everybody. He hopes young people who watch the show will leave with some empathy for their own parents.
Parents look at their children the way their own parents looked at them, he said.
"The character Paul continually struggles with his daughters, but really what he's doing is mourning that their time as his little girls is coming to an end," he said.
Prince provides so many entry points for the different generations in "American Dreams" that it's almost dizzying. Adult viewers can relate to the parents, but also to the teenagers, because the show depicts them growing up in the same era.


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The Platte Valley Community Center, located in rustic and beautiful Saratoga, Wyoming, is the perfect place to host your next venue. From art shows, wedding receptions, and performing art to formal presentations and meetings, we have plenty of space and a variety of services to accommodate every event.
Howard and David continue to prove that the trail they've ridden to fame has been as unique as their music itself—music that is now celebrating 40 years of success.
In the late '70's The Bellamys were emerging on the country charts with a bona fide smash. "If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)," originally scrawled on a dinner napkin by David, rocketed them to the top of the country charts the way "Let Your Love Flow," had done in the pop market just a few years earlier. It proved to be the first of a string of fourteen #1 singles in the U.S. alone.
Success followed success: "Dancing Cowboys," "Sugar Daddy," "You Ain't Just Whistlin' Dixie," "Lovers Live Longer," "Do You Love As Good As You Look," "Redneck Girl," "For All The Wrong Reasons," "I Love Her Mind," "I Need More Of You," "Old Hippie," "Too Much Is Not Enough," "Kids Of The Baby Boom," and "Reggae Cowboy" and "Crazy From The Heart,"…all have lined the corridors of the Bellamy's musical history and their walls with platinum and gold.
Along the way, Howard and David created a patent on the newly cool "duo" category in country music. In the era of the 2000's, The Bellamy Brothers hold the record in both the Academy of Country Music (ACM) and the Country Music Association Awards (CMA) for the most duo nominations. Numerous Grammy nods have also been directed toward the brothers. So, finish your taxes and join us at the PVCC on April 14 at 7 p.m.!
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Good things happen when people get together. This building is a testament to people getting together and creating something. Whether it's for fun, for business, to sell an idea, to get married or to remember someone, I enjoy matching the many capabilities of Platte Valley Community Center with peoples' wants and needs.
It is rewarding to help people that live here find the right space to work, play, learn, teach and make art. I also enjoy helping to bring people to this Valley so they can experience the things that connect me to this place: the people, the schools, the businesses, the year-round outdoor recreation and the open spaces.
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Visitors are spoiled for choice, with 20 food and pastry stalls at One Utama's Oval and High Street areas during the mall's "Fin-tastic Moonlight" Mid-Autumn promotion.
PARENTS looking to spend some fun time with their children can head to 1Utama's "Fin-Tastic Moonlight" event, currently taking place at the mall's Lower Ground Floor Oval and Highstreet areas.
The event is so named because the stalls' covers are made with a fish theme in mind. A bird's eye view of the Oval will unveil a pool of fish surrounding the moonlight.
With 20 stalls, those looking to grab their mooncakes or other Mid-Autumn Festival sweets are spoilt for choice.
Aside from mooncakes, there are also tea bricks, mochi and pastries as well as ice-cream mooncakes to try out.
While it might be too late for children to try their hand at the Dough Craft sessions which took place on Saturday, there is still the "Mooncake Mania with Malayan Flour Mills" event taking place on Saturday.
"Children can try their hand at moulding and baking their own mooncake during Mooncake Mania," said Bandar Utama City Centre Sdn Bhd's Advertising and Promotions general manager Patrick So.
He added they would need to register for participation 30 minutes before the event.
"We also want to educate visitors on the different regional mooncakes eaten during the festival," said So, producing a leaflet which explains four other types of Chinese mooncakes.
Aside from the Guangdong style familiar with most consumers, there are also the "Beijing", "Suzhou" (with flaky layers of dough, filled with sugar and lard), "Yunnan" (filled with Yunnan sausage and a thin crust), and "Quzhou" (filled with black sesame).
Entertainment-wise, there will be ongoing performances taking place mainly on Sept 6 and 7, with Chinese musical instruments, drum shows and even "fish" and dragon dances.
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The new principal for Hellgate High School was named on Wednesday as Judson Miller, presently the principal at North Kitsap High School in Kitsap, Washington, and...he's a Bobcat.
The new principal for Hellgate High School was named on Wednesday as Judson Miller, presently the principal at North Kitsap High School in Kitsap, Washington, and...he's a Bobcat.
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Defending champions St Andrews progressed straight through to the South Canterbury women's hockey final with a determined 1-0 win over Hampstead, in Timaru, on Saturday.
After a goalless first half, the Saints applied the pressure early in the second half with four unanswered penalty corners.
The last one yielded a penalty stroke which Juli Galotto converted.
St Andrews' defence was also impressive, with a high work-rate.
Yvonne Lee was consistent while Anneleis Cloake tracked back several times in defence to make some crucial tackles.
The result means Hampstead will play Geraldine for a spot in the final this weekend after Geraldine beat Craighead on sudden-death strokes.
In the battle of fifth versus sixth, Timaru Girls' High School beat Hampstead/Collegians for the second week in a row, thanks to a 2-0 victory.
The final round of the men's regular season concluded with Cambridge downing Wakanui Blue 4-1, Northern Hearts and Tainui drawing 2-2 in Oamaru and Wakanui Black defeating an under-strength Timaru Boys' High School 4-1.
Northern Hearts player Matt Cooper said they were pleased to be a visiting team going home with points from a trip to Oamaru.
He said Tim Greenall played well at inner, and it was good preparation for the semifinals.
"We've been here a lot over the past five years so hopefully that will count for something."
Cambridge were down 1-0 against Wakanui Blue at halftime, but four goals from Jared Parmenter soon fixed that.
Cambridge captain Hamish Brown said his team only let Wakanui Blue into the attacking circle twice.
He said despite their lack of finals experience, he was confident that with South Canterbury representative players in the team, his men would stand up and be counted in the playoffs.
Wakanui Black player and coach Mark Bennett said his team played some attractive hockey in defeating TBHS.
"We managed to slow the game up to our kind of pace and that helped our accuracy."
League leaders Wakanui Black will play Tainui in the first semifinal while Northern Hearts and Cambridge will reignite their rivalry in the other playoff match this weekend.
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The funeral of Nigeria's celebrated writer, Chinua Achebe, has been held in his small hometown in a ceremony that drew crowds of mourners.
Achebe, author of the widely praised novel Things Fall Apart, was buried on Thursday, two months after he died in the US aged 82.
His private burial on the family compound followed a service at a local Anglican church.
"The death of my uncle is indeed a great loss not only to the family but to Nigeria and Africa as a whole," 64-year-old Obi Achebe said at the compound on Wednesday evening.
"He has left big shoes that will be difficult to be worn by anybody."
Viewed as an iconic figure in Nigeria and abroad, his death led to tributes worldwide.
Nigerian leaders, foreign dignitaries, fellow writers and the Archbishop of Canterbury were expected to be among those arriving in the town of Ogidi in southeastern Nigeria to pay tribute to Achebe, according to the AFP newsagency.
Achebe was a harsh critic of Nigeria's rampant corruption and twice refused national awards.
Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria's president, was nevertheless expected to attend the service, according to a source in the presidency.
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Ogidi, located in Nigeria's Anambra state, was decorated with posters of Achebe, while police were stationed throughout the town.
A wake was held inside the family compound on Wednesday evening as crowds gathered in the streets.
Achebe had lived and worked as a professor in the US in recent years, most recently at Brown University in Rhode Island.
A 1990 car accident left him in a wheelchair and limited his travel.
Tributes continued to pour in on Wednesday in advance of the burial. Nigeria's Guardian newspaper dedicated an entire page to a poem written for Achebe by Wole Soyinka, the Nigerian writer and Nobel literature laureate.
Some 2,000 people packed a stadium in the Anambra state capital, Awka, on Wednesday where Achebe's coffin was put on display.
While he was known worldwide mostly for Things Fall Apart a novel about the collision of British colonialism and his native Igbo culture in southeastern Nigeria, Achebe also wrote non-fiction that tackled his country's problems.
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Seeds from space to be planted by Tamworth schoolsTamworth Herald 30 Apr
SEEDS that have been in space are to be planted and grown by youngsters at two Tamworth schools to see what impact being blasted into orbit will have on how they develop.
Urgent recall of Mamas and Papas baby seats over safety fearTamworth Informed 30 Apr
ARGOS has issued an urgent recall for Mamas and Papas car seats, saying they may not protect children in a crash.
Tamworth in Bloom 2016 – Campaign teams up with Cubs to celebrate…Tamworth Herald 30 Apr
THIS year's Tamworth in Bloom campaign has been launched as the borough teams up with the Cubs to help celebrate their 100th anniversary.
Concerns grow for Tamworth pensioner still missingTamworth Informed 30 Apr
STAFFORDSHIRE Police is re-appealing for the public to report any sightings of a missing man.
Search to find 'lost' movie shot at Pooley Hall CollieryTamworth Herald 30 Apr
A MINING enthusiast is urging Tamworth residents to check their cupboards, lofts and garages to help track down a 1930s film made by a well-known movie producer.
Re-appeal as police grow increasingly concerned over missing…Tamworth Herald 30 Apr
STAFFORDSHIRE Police is re-appealing for the public to report any sightings of a missing man.
Call for Tamworth to celebrate Queen's Official BirthdayTamworth Herald 30 Apr
BUNTING, street parties and concerts are just some of the ways Tamworth will celebrate The Queen's 90th birthday making it a right Royal knees up.
Customers at Tamworth Co-op stores help fund community groupsTamworth Herald 30 Apr
KIND-HEARTED customers at two Tamworth Co-op stores have helped raise much-needed cash for community groups.
Anti-islamic public assembly announced in BurtonTamworth Informed 29 Apr
POLICE Officers in East Staffordshire are keen to reassure people concerned about a planned assembly and procession in Burton which is organised by a Tamworth woman.
Police urge caution over doorstep dealsTamworth Informed 29 Apr
POLICE have today warned residents to be on their guard when arranging to meet people they do business with online.
Glascote Social Club handed over to members by Aldi in TamworthTamworth Herald 29 Apr
ALDI has handed over the new home of the Glascote Social Club to excited club members.
Family's anger after items stolen from baby's grave in TamworthTamworth Herald 29 Apr
SICK thieves are believed to have targeted the Tamworth grave of a baby boy before devastated relatives marked the anniversary of his death.
Massive Tamworth developments will bring 600 new homes to townTamworth Herald 29 Apr
TWO large-scale developments that will bring more than 600 new homes to Tamworth have been given the final seal of approval.
Did you witness serious collision?Tamworth Informed 28 Apr
STAFFORDSHIRE police are appealing for witnesses after a man was seriously injured in a road traffic collision last week.
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Brackley Town stay up as Lambs end season with defeatTamworth Herald 30 Apr
Brackley Town 1 Tamworth 0 Tamworth's season ended in defeat as Brackley secured their National North status on a dramatic final day.
Aston Villa line up move for former Tamworth FC youth starTamworth Herald 29 Apr
Former Tamworth youth sensation Kane Hemmings is reportedly a target for Championship-bound Aston Villa.
Kidsgrove Athletic – 1 v 4 – Rushall OlympicStaffordshire FA 29 Apr
Wednesday 27th April 2016 saw the 124th Senior Challenge Cup Final take place when Rushall Olympic claimed their second title in three years as they saw off Kidsgrove Athletic in a 4 v 1 victory at Port Vale.
Haywood hails Hereford FC as they secure Premier crownTamworth Herald 29 Apr
COLESHILL Town coach Dave Haywood says Hereford are worthy Midland Premier champions but admitted he is gutted his side won't be heading to Edgar Street again next season.
Tamworth CC prepare to get their season underwayTamworth Herald 29 Apr
BEN Maddox believes that his Tamworth CC side are looking stronger than last season but hasn't set any specific target for his side just yet, writes Scott Smith.
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Police Report Burglary in FazeleyCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 22 Apr
Staffordshire Police have reported an incident overnight on 21/4 unknown offenders have approached a property in Reindeer Road, Fazeley and smashed the front door handle by unknown means to gain entry into the property.
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Police are warning residents to remain alert after an increase in reports of bogus official burglaries, which are also known as conmen or distraction burglaries.
New Powers to Tackle Boy Racers and Car Cruisers ApprovedCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 22 Apr
Tough new measures to combat the minority of anti-social drivers who use Tamworth's roads, car parks and open spaces as racetracks will come into force from May 1, after Tamworth Borough Council's Healthier Safer Scrutiny Committee approved them.
British Troops Wish The Queen a Happy 90th BirthdayCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 21 Apr
Not even a major military exercise could stop the Royal Navy, Army and the Royal Air Force from wishing The Queen a Happy 90th Birthday .
Celebrate St George's Day at Tamworth's Castle Grounds on SaturdayCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 21 Apr
St George's Day – Tamworth Castle Grounds Excitement is growing for this year's spectacular St George's Day celebrations in Tamworth's Castle Grounds complete with a medieval joust and an interactive dragon puppet.
England's Councils to Get New Powers to Tear Down Pointless Road SignsCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 17 Apr
New powers to tear down pointless road signs that are an eyesore and distract drivers will be given to councils from Friday 22 April 2016.
Tamworth to Host Events to Mark the first Staffordshire DayCllr Andrew James: Conservative - Mercian Ward 14 Apr
Tamworth will be doing its bit for the first-ever Staffordshire Day, with two side-splitting roadshows from the world's funniest clown.
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Easter Season Christina Rossetti, Poet, 1894 Psalm 30 I will exalt you, O Lord, because you have raised me up and have not let my foes triumph over me.
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Friday 22nd April 2016 Walks round Mancetter and Caldecote have been a bit on the quiet side Yellow wagtail at Caldecote was the only new arrival seen locally.
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WHETHER the M6 Toll should be made free to use during emergencies is set to be debated in the House of Commons today.
Drayton Manor Park creates 450 seasonal jobsTheBusinessDesk 13 Apr
DRAYTON Manor Park has appointed more than 450 jobs in its latest seasonal recruitment drive.
Drayton Manor Theme Park draws up plans for 40 new holiday lodgesLichfield Live 12 Apr
Plans have been drawn up for 40 new "holiday lodges" at Drayton Manor Theme Park.
Transport leaders hold talks with M6 Toll operator of the road's emergency useTheBusinessDesk 23 Mar
TRANSPORT leaders have held talks with the operator of the M6 Toll over ways of making better use of the regions motorway network.
Revealed: The £300,000 cost to open up M6 Toll Road during crisisBirmingham Post 10 Mar
Senior councillor slams Highways England after it decided not to trigger deal with M6 Toll despite total gridlock on West Midlands motorway network...
American manufacturer bolts on Tamworth companyTheBusinessDesk 25 Feb
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VIDEO: M6 Toll driver clocked doing almost 150mph during police pursuitTheBusinessDesk 19 Feb
A DRIVER who tried to outrun police in a near 150mph chase along the M6 Toll has narrowly avoided jail.
M6 Toll must be integral part of the UK's motorway network say business leadersTheBusinessDesk 12 Feb
THE M6 Toll must become an integral part of the UKs motorway network, business leaders in Greater Birmingham have said.
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Get ready to have a laugh this weekend as part of Staffordshire Day celebrationsTamworth District Council: Blog 27 Apr
Tamworth is doing its bit for the first-ever Staffordshire Day – with two side-splitting roadshows from the world's funniest clown.
Cubs join in as Tamworth prepares to bloomTamworth District Council: Blog 25 Apr
Be Prepared to Bloom is the theme for this year's Tamworth in Bloom campaign – as the borough joins up with the Cubs to help them celebrate their 100th anniversary.
New powers to tackle boy racers and car cruisers approvedTamworth District Council: Blog 25 Apr
Tough new measures to combat the minority of anti-social drivers who use Tamworth's roads, car parks and open spaces as racetracks will come into force from May 1, after they were approved by Tamworth Borough Council's Healthier & Safer...
Get set for biggest-ever St George's Day eventTamworth District Council: Blog 20 Apr
Excitement is building with just a few days to go until Tamworth's St George's Day extravaganza returns to the Castle Grounds for another jam-packed day of medieval-themed fun for the whole family.
Record numbers of rare flowers at beauty spotTamworth District Council: Blog 20 Apr
A series of hands-on wildlife events which gave nature lovers the opportunity to help to count the number of rare flowers growing at Tamworth's 'jewel in the crown' Local Nature Reserve was a big success – with a record number of snake's ...
Another chance to get your dog microchipped for £5Tamworth District Council: Blog 18 Apr
A day-long event to give dog owners the chance to get their pets microchipped for just £5 was a huge success, with 90 dogs being chipped.
Saxon stones take pride of place on ancient LadybridgeTamworth District Council: Blog 15 Apr
The six hand-carved flagstones celebrating Tamworth's rich Saxon heritage are now in place along the length of the historic Ladybridge.
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Safety Town returns to TamworthStaffordshire Fire Service 27 Apr
Hundreds of Tamworth pupils will learn about the perils of playing with fire and the consequences of crime as part of a joint initiative.
Air cadets mark anniversary with fire service visitStaffordshire Fire & Rescue Service 8 Apr
2016 marks the 75th anniversary of Air Cadets and the Tamworth squadron celebrated the occasion with a visit to Tamworth Community Fire Station on April 7.
E-cigarette explosion sparks fire service warningStaffordshire Fire & Rescue Service 26 Feb
Firefighters are issuing a warning to e-cigarette users after a man from Tamworth was left with second and third degree burns when an e-cigarette battery exploded in his pocket.
Overloaded plug socket sparks severe house fireStaffordshire Fire & Rescue Service 22 Jan
Firefighters are warning residents not to overload plug sockets in the wake of a severe house fire in Tamworth.
Pilot project keeps Tamworth vulnerable warmStaffordshire Fire & Rescue Service 18 Dec
Firefighters and Joint Operations Group in Tamworth have joined forces as part of a pioneering pilot project to help the most vulnerable members of the community cope with the approaching cold weather.
Top tips for shoppers in TamworthStaffordshire Fire Service 9 Nov
Community Safety Officers will be giving shoppers in Tamworth top tips on electrical fire safety on Friday, November 13.
Ground-breaking partnership will keep Tamworth elderly safeStaffordshire Fire & Rescue Service 25 Sep
Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service has teamed up with Age UK to deliver a ground-breaking initiative which will highlight and reduce home-based risks faced by older people.
Staffordshire Police Open Day Sunday 28 JuneStaffordshire Police: Lichfield District 23 Jun
With just days to go until the Open Day this Sunday, Staffordshire Police are busy making final preparations as they set to throw open their gates and host a behind the scenes day at Police Headquarters.
Still time to have your say on Policing and crime in rural areasStaffordshire Police: Tamworth Borough 18 Jun
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- Sir Philip Green summoned to parliament to answer questions about sale of BHS and pensions
- Derbyshire Police admit trying to keep Polish rapist's name secret in bid to avoid 'community tensions'
- One dead and four others hospitalised after carbon monoxide leak at Northern Ireland home
- Kevin McCloud sails fully sea-faring cardboard houseboat down Thames
- Wildlife presenter Chris Packham admits he twice considered suicide
- Le Pain Quotidien joins range of UK firms in cutting perks for staff ahead of National Living Wage
- Head teachers heckle Education Secretary Nick Morgan over plan to force schools to become academies
- Former Isis militant reveals reality of 'staged' propaganda videos and brutal life under the 'Islamic State'
- Mosque ransacked and copies of Quran burnt in Corsica
- Air strike kills prominent Syrian rebel commander
- Earthquake shakes Afghanistan, Pakistan and India
- Ethiopian opposition urges scrutiny of industrial plan
- Soviet-era cable cars keep Georgian town going
- Burundi urged to accept African Union peacekeepers
- Qatar and Russia agree on Syria peace plans
- Afghan and Taliban forces trade blows in Sangin battle
- Two drown as hundreds swim to Spanish enclave
- Russian raids kill prominent Syrian rebel commander
- India PM Modi makes surprise Pakistan visit
- Is Modi's India flirting with fascism?
- The Middle East in 2015
- Arab League demands Turkish forces leave Iraq
- Samir Kantar's killing highlights Syria's many battles
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— Mark Briggs asks: What's your video SEO strategy? (That is, how are making sure Google and other search engines are sending traffic to your videos?) He points to this study by a consulting company on the issue.
Google can't (yet!) understand all the words spoken in your videos, so even if your subject screams "Chicken McNugget" throughout a video, no one Googling for those tasty white-meat nuggets will come across it without a little search-engine optimization help. This is one reason (among many) we publish transcripts of our videos whenever we produce a new one — Google can read transcripts just fine.
— The New York Times opens up an API for its weekly bestseller book lists. Looks interesting, but it's a shame they don't seem to be opening up any of the data underlying the list — that is, the sales-data secret sauce that is used to determine who's No. 1 and who's No. 7. That would be a fun data set to play around with.
— Bill Cunningham is the Times' street-fashion photographer, and here is his audio slideshow from inauguration day. I link not because of the photography, but because of how blogger Jason Kottke linked to it:
Be sure to listen to Cunningham's wonderful narration; he even gets choked up when describing the moment of Obama's swearing-in. I wish all journalism were this professionally personal (if that makes any sense).
Emphasis all mine.
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