text: From disc to dancefloor: Making electronic music work live Culture 25 August 11 by Dave Fawbert Flickr.com / Mananetwork The performance of electronic music in a live environment has been a thorny issue ever since synthesisers and sequencers gained a foothold in the 1970s, and widespread popularity in the 1980s. Critics' complaints that the music wasn't truly "live" and thus less authentic only gained momentum in the late 80s and early 90s as house and techno, much of it instrumental, exploded and live acts were accused of simply pressing play and standing back. Or waving their maracas around madly.Indeed, some cited Top of the Pops' decline through the 90s as being a result of too many faceless and uninteresting dance acts being featured, a theory given some credibility by the legendary "performance" of The Orb simply playing chess during their appearance in 1992.However, in more recent years, as it became clear than electronic music was here to stay, and with the demand for people to hear their favourite electronic songs within the communal atmosphere of a live setting, electronic acts have developed several strategies to elevate their performance into something rivaling, and sometimes eclipsing, that of any traditional band. DJ sets have become all-encompassing multimedia experiences, dance acts now regularly headline festivals, and more bands than ever are co-opting the sonic possibilities of electronics into their music.Wired.co.uk spoke to three top exponents of their art, Paul Hartnoll of Orbital, trance pioneer Paul van Dyk and Bruce Carter from The Whip to find out how they make it work.It is fair to say that Orbital almost single-handedly put to bed the accusation that electronic gigs were unmusical and predictable, bringing the crucial element of live improvisation of structure and sound to dance music, and with it, huge success. Their performance at Glastonbury in 2004 was picked by Q Magazine as one of the top 50 gigs of all time.So how did they do it? Well, in their early days, Orbital simply packed up their studio and went on the road with the whole lot; a few keyboards and synths, a 4 track to use as a mixer and 6 trusty Alesis MMT8 sequencers. Hartnoll told Wired.co.uk: "The memory was so crap we'd use 3 at a time and then literally swap them over when we needed the other sounds!".Nowadays, the brothers use Macbook Pros and Ableton. "I've been waiting for technology to catch up", explains Hartnoll, "Ableton is the first bit of software that means it when it says Live". In addition they use 2 Lemur Touch Pads to manipulate sounds, but the keyboards are analogue rather than software synths.Their improvisation is based firstly around structure, using Ableton, and also around sounds via the synths, underpinned by samples. Crucially, it's based both on both their own perceptions, and also on audience reaction. Hartnoll states: "our analogue synths don't have memories deliberately... it's a wildcard. Every night is different; often you can't quite get the right sound so you'll play with something else, which inspires you to go off on a tangent. Sometimes you just get on a roll with a track and it'll last 10 minutes, the next night it'll be 3 becaue it just doesn't work out. It's also down to the audience reaction... they'll love different songs, it's often down to the local and current tastes".The use of samples mean that even amongst the improvisation, the audience can hold on to their knowledge of the original tracks: "Samples are the recognisable, main part of the track... they are identical to the record as it was recorded 20 years ago. It gives that kind of recognition that people love, but your drum sounds and analog synths are changed around".Of course, Orbital are famed also for their trademark headtorches (originally worn simply to see their equipment) and also for their visuals, a crucial aspect of live electronic music. It's a fact that physically, two men near some equipment do not match the presence of a live band, but this is compensated by inventive visuals, Hartnoll stating: "'The visuals are kind of our lead singer. They're the lead singer jumping around and pulling faces". Flickr.com / Mananetwork Paul van Dyk has similarly injected a love of improvisation into his epic DJ performances (he can boast of playing to a million people on Barra Beach in 2008), which have become less DJ sets and more full live performance. Originally using the standard setup of 2 turntables and a mixer, van Dyk now uses a live setup of 2 Macbook Pro 17"s (one for audio, one for software), an Allen & Heath 4D mixer, and a host of synths, triggers and MIDI controllers for Ableton Live and Logic Studio.His switch to this setup was borne out of a desire to, "take my musical performance to the next stage". Firstly, like Hartnoll, he wanted to be able to change things around to respond to the crowd: "I take the key elements and put them together differently, for example to change the loop to a breakbeat if that beat is working that night". He also wanted the element of live instrumentation via the synths and triggers to ensure that there was no "dead time" in a set.He noticed while out at clubs that, "it took ages for something to happen during a mix in and out of a track. I wanted an intense set all the way through, I always wanted something to be happening". Nowadays, the set is so far removed from the early days that he wonders, "what did I used to do for 8 minutes between songs?"Again, visuals play a huge part for van Dyk live. Two years ago he decided to make a drastic change and work with his own visual and light artists, who would have content for specific sections of the set, but also be able to improvise along with him, keeping everything synced using LPC and timecodes. His current live setup includes a crew of 10 people, a hefty amount for an act traditionally light on personnel, but it demonstrates his commitment to a full multi-sensory experience.Finally, The Whip have attracted huge acclaim for their energy-filled live shows. Originally recording with electronic drums and synths dominating, their live show now sees much more of a balance, with live drums, bass and guitar added on top of an electronic backing track, playing out from a Macbook, using Logic, running stems of tracks through to a mixer, which can blend the parts as the venue acoustics demand."I've always loved so many different kinds of music and love electronic dance music as much as I do the sound of live instruments, so it always just seemed natural to me to bring the two sounds together" says Carter. "I think it's really important to make sure you get the energy of the live instruments across, after all they are the organic elements in our sound and the human touch too... in the live arena you need that live energy coming off the stage."The Whip approach things from a more traditional "band" ethos, with the live aspect coming far more from the physicality on stage rather than improvisationally responding to the crowd on a given night. However, they take account of this by refining the set with each gig played, "we work out from crowd reaction which bits need to be longer/shorter or more exciting", literally crowdsourcing opinion. They also incorporate nods to DJ culture, by having segues between tracks to maintain the energy, rather than breaks.---For any aspiring live electronic performer, the themes running through these approaches are obvious. The music must have a human performance element, whether through analogue synths, improvisation of structure or via physical performance of traditional instruments. Secondly, the music must respond to the audience in front of it, whether directly in the case of Orbital and van Dyk, or indirectly over time in the case of The Whip's refinement of their set structure.Thirdly, it helps to have a visual engagement -- the live experience engages all of the senses, and a great light show, screen visuals, or your singer jumping off a speaker stack can all provide this. In fact, just do something; it will almost certainly be an improvement on watching two guys playing chess.- Orbital are working on a new album, with estimated completion date of November 2011- Paul van Dyk's Evolution tour visits.London Ministry of Sound (August 26), Halton Creamfields (August 27) and Newcastle Digital (August 28) - The Whip release their new album Wired Together on September 19 and play London Hoxton Bar and Kitchen (Sept 7), Glasgow King Tuts (Sept 9) and Manchester Ruby Lounge (Sept 10) Edited by Duncan Geere Latest on wired.co.uk


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Women, Migration, and Sexually Transmitted Diseases in the Migration Process of Altar, Sonora: Agency in the Midst of Multiple Vulnerabilities
Careaga, Katherine, Journal of the Southwest
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and, in particular, transmission of HIV, have come to the forefront of public health agendas focused on the border and migration. This priority has been articulated in binational arenas, with one of the principal and longstanding activities being the red ribbon parades held annually on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border (Aviles and Jimenez Cruz n.d.), the Border 2010 objectives, and newer initiatives funded by USAID (http://ihccm.ucsd.edu/ties/index.html) and CONASIDA (www.salud.gob.mx/conasida).
In Mexico, the first cases of HIV/AIDS were in men who had spent time working in the United States, and the second highest prevalence of the disease is reported in the border state of Baja California, with other border states experiencing rising prevalence as well. Albeit spotty, prevention efforts that specifically target border localities and migrant populations have long been in place, reflecting the rationale that the disease is being "brought" to Mexico via (internationally) "mobile populations." In Sonora in recent years, the secretary of health reports an important epidemiological change in what had been a relatively stable rate: Between 2000 and 2005, the number of new cases increased from 80 to 115, an increase of approximately 40 percent (Pacheco 2005). This coincides with the state's increasing prominence as a stopping point in the flow of undocumented migrants to the United States and particularly the rise of the Altar-El Sasabe corridor. Until very recently, however, Sonora has not been a focus of national prevention efforts.
Finally, prevention efforts in Mexico have fallen into two broadly defined gender-based categories: one targeted at male migrants and the other targeted at women as a vulnerable group due to the presumed infidelity of their husbands (and there is possibly a third category, targeted at sex workers). In relation to the migration process, this has led to stereotypes of the mobile male migrant, women as sex workers in the stopping points and receiving communities, and the "women that stay behind" as spouses in the sending communities. These categories also imply an exclusive geographical distribution of different types of women that reflects widespread stereotypes about the Mexican side of the border (Vila 2003). These stereotypes do not however reflect the empirical realities that women from the sending communities are joining the flow of undocumented migrants to the United States in ever-increasing proportions, and that their participation has changed qualitatively in that they are migrating, sometimes alone, not necessarily as wives seeking reunification with their spouses, but rather in search of their own work opportunities and with varying goals (Valdez Gardea 2006).
Despite these facts of the migration process and of HIV/AIDS prevention, women continue to be painted as passive victims, as vulnerable due to actions and processes beyond their control. It is well known in both expert and popular circles that undocumented women migrants face the threat of rape (1) and involvement in sex work, albeit temporary, in exchange for trafficking or other goods and services along the migration route. Similar to the reasons given for male migrant "vulnerability" (Bronfman 1995; Gayet and Magis-Rodriguez 2004), women migrants also face feelings of loneliness, possibly with different subjective connotations. Little work has been done to address the specific concerns and needs of women migrants during migration, nor to explore how their STD risk/vulnerability fluctuates with their changing participation in the migration process. Even less is known about how these women understand their own changing risk/vulnerability and, in turn, how they respond to and negotiate it.
The purpose of my investigation was to reintroduce the agency of women migrants into the STD prevention picture, first, by recognizing their diverse and active roles in the migration process and treating them as worthy research subjects; second, by highlighting their voices and accounts of a limited but dynamic agency; and finally, by focusing on that agency and its facilitation in the migration process, rather than examining only the limitations. …


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There are two amiable area theater productions about the importance of home that are particularly meaningful at the holidays — without ever even mentioning the holidays.
Fort Collins' Bas Bleu Theatre is presenting "Almost, Maine," a series of nine sentimental vignettes set in a town so far north they call it "Almost." And nothing says, "There's no place like home" like the family musical classic "The Wizard of Oz," now getting a spirited staging at the Littleton Town Hall Arts Center that's both sprawling, and sprawling with heart.
"Almost, Maine" is an entire evening based on visual puns, and each in its way is about love. For example, a woman dumps her lover by dumping sacks full of metaphorical baggage at his feet. But it's not really baggage (depending on how you look at relationships). It is, instead, she says, the manifestation of all the love he ever gave her. And now she's giving it back. The joke comes when she demands the return of all the love she has given him.
They call such gamesmanship "magical realism." But it's really just sight gags. They will seem clever to the whimsical, and cloying to the cynical ... and they are unrelenting. Wait till you see the one about a man who starts unexpectedly falling for his buddy.
But these popular stories, written by John Cariani, challenge audiences to reconsider how they look at the world, and their place in it.
The lone recurring mini-story opens the evening with a young couple on a snowy bench, experiencing those first throes of attraction and all its chemical possibility. The woman snuggles up to the man and says they're now as close as two people can be.
But the man — oddly, it seems — challenges her perspective. From another angle, they could be seen as the entire circumference of the globe away from one another. Which sets the determined woman on an Orpheus-like quest to close the gap once and for all. Winding up back in a place called home. Almost.
The stories, directed by Dulcie Willis and featuring Andrew Horsford, Meghan Connor, Mike Largent, Deborah Voss, Christopher Leck and Edienna Dean, drip with a sentimentality that can be forgiven for the season. It's a charming evening for lovers and families.
Town Hall departs from its custom of presenting a holiday-themed musical, for the good of all involved. "The Wizard of Oz" is at once a perfectly appropriate seasonal offering for families, while still an alternative to the nearly 40 other holiday shows being performed around the state.
This is no children's theater production, although it's packed to the emeralds with little young Munchkins. You know this is the real deal the first time you see young Zoe Miller as Dorothy — a real kid with an adult stage presence.
She's in good company among the wiry Eric Mather as the Scarecrow; the pinchably charming Barret Harper as the silvery Tin Man; and the reliable Robert Michael Sanders roaring up a mousy storm as the Cowardly Lion. A bellowing Jim Hunt crumbles into The Wizard of Soft as only that fraidy-cat power broker can do. Tina Anderson, the master of creating evocative worlds out of very small playing spaces that are often populated by small towns, conjures some nice effects, not only during the calamitous storm that sends Dorothy out of this world, but also in maintaining an ever-shifting sense of place once she's in Oz.
All that said, wouldn't you know, that selfish, wicked old witch steals the show right out from under everybody. Lori Hansen resists cliché while at once channeling filmdom's Margaret Hamilton with an ease that's both chilly ... and kind of funny. She may not get Dorothy, or her little dog, too, but Hansen walks away with a much greater prize. The show.
This "Wizard of Oz," which of course includes "Over the Rainbow," still seemed different to me than many of the previous area productions that pop up every few years. This adaptation, directed by David and Julie Payne, takes its sweet time before the storm, which more effectively establishes the relationships between Dorothy and the friendly menfolk who will populate her dream (if that's what it is!).
John Moore: 303-954-1056 or email@example.com
"Almost, Maine" *** (out of four stars)
Presented by Bas Bleu Theatre, 401 Pine St., Fort Collins. Through Dec. 18. 2 hours. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays; also 2:30 p.m. Sundays and 7:30 p.m. select Wednesdays. $12-$22. 970-498-8949 or basbleu.org
"The Wizard of Oz" *** (out of four stars)
Presented by the Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W. Main St., Littleton. Through Dec. 31. 2 hours, 20 minutes. 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays; 2 p.m. most Saturdays and Sundays; also 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 and 28. $23-$42. 303-794-2787 or townhallartscenter.com
Best Bet: LIDA play series looks at health care, mortality
The LIDA Project's original epic, "Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep," is a series of six plays examining health care, mortality and dying in the United States. It is created and devised through a unique collaboration between the LIDA Project, community leaders and six guest directors. The result is a broad and diverse theatrical examination of one of today's most-debated social issues. The work will be performed for public audiences, but in private residences, each part on a separate evening. 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays through Dec. 17. 720-221-3821 for locations; lida.org
Best Bet: "It's a Wonderful Life" as a radio broadcast
The Colorado Shakespeare Festival's "It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" re-creates Frank Capra's classic film as a live radio broadcast. The story is, of course, about an ordinary man named George Bailey, who is at the end of his rope one lonely Christmas Eve. But the arrival of an unexpected visitor teaches George why his life truly matters. This staging is replete with commercial breaks, sound effects and applause signs. Through Dec. 24. 7 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays; 7 p.m. Thursdays Dec. 1, 15 and 22; 7 p.m. Dec. 20-21. Note: The only Christmas Eve performance is at 2 p.m. At the University Mainstage, CU-Boulder campus, 303-492-0554 or coloradoshakes.org.
This weekend's other theater openings
"A Child's Christmas in Wales" Dylan Thomas' classic short story. Through Dec. 30. Presented by OpenStage at the Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, 970-221-6730 or openstage.com
"A Christmas Carol" The Denver Center Theatre Company's holiday tradition resumes. Through Dec. 24. At the Stage Theatre, Denver Performing Arts Complex, 14th and Curtis streets, 303-893-4100 or denver center.org
"The Christmas Donkey" In the Thin Air Theatre Company's newest original holiday show, set in the 1890s gold rush, a heroic donkey is sent to Cripple Creek to locate the next Santa Claus. Followed by an all-new revue after the show. Through Dec. 31. Butte Theatre, 139 E. Bennett Ave., Cripple Creek, 719-235-8944 or butteoperahouse.com
"The Commedia Christmas Carol" Humor spices up the classic story of miserly Ebenezer Scrooge, as timeless characters are portrayed by commedia stock characters like Pantalone, Arlequino and Columbina. Through Dec. 17. StageDoor Theatre, 27357 Conifer Road, Conifer, 303-886-2819, 800-838-3006 or stagedoortheatre.org
"The Crane Wife" This is a puppet performance based on the Japanese folk tale of the same name and inspired by Japanese theater forms. . In a snowy village, the world of young Yohei changes forever when he saves a crane that transforms into a beautiful maiden. 4 p.m. Saturday (Dec. 3) and Sunday (Dec. 4). Presented by Now Or Never at the Boulder Library's Canyon Theatre, 1001 Arapahoe Ave., 303-441-3100 or nowornevertheatre.com
"El Corrido del Barrio" A long time ago in a not-so-faraway land called the Westside, there lived a brown-skinned people whose homes were claimed in the name of progress. This original play by Anthony Garcia honors everyday life in the tight-knit barrio now called Auraria. Through Dec. 18. At Su Teatro's Denver Civic Theatre, 721 Santa Fe Drive, 303-296-0219 or suteatro.org
"It Came Upon a Midnight Deadly" A trip back to the Golden Age of radio with this holiday-themed spoof. Through Dec. 17. At the Springs Ensemble Theatre, 1903 E. Cache la Poudre, Colorado Springs, 719-406-0504 or wynot-radio.com
"Kafka on Ice" For the second straight year, Buntport Theater brings back its popular, original dark comedy that is performed on, yes, synthetic ice. The story weaves a semi-fictionalized biography of the Czech author together with the plot of his famously buggy short story, "Metamorphosis." Through Dec. 10. 717 Lipan St., 720-946-1388 or buntport.com
"The Lost Boys" This adaptation of "Peter Pan" is set in a veterans' assisted-living center, so all the lost boys in Neverland are rather old. Best for ages 8 and up. Through Dec. 18. Presented by TheatreWorks at the Bon Vivant Theater on the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs campus, 719-255-3232 or theatreworkscs.org
"Monty Python's Spamalot" The national touring production of this outrageous Broadway is "lovingly ripped off" from the classic film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Through Saturday. At the Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins, 970-221-6730 or lctix.com
"The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told" Paul Rudnick's outrageous reinterpretation of the Creation features Adam and Steve — and Jane and Mabel — exploring the nature of their relationships with their Creator. The second act finds these same characters at home in modern-day Manhattan, facing life and death issues. For adult audiences. Through Dec. 18. Presented by Star Bar Players at Watch This Space, 128 N. Nevada St., Colorado Springs, 719-357-5228 or starbarplayers.org
"Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella" Musical retelling of the classic fairy tale about the unappreciated teenage girl who, with the help of a fairy godmother, meets her prince. Through Dec. 18. 73rd Avenue Theatre Company, 7287 Lowell Blvd., Westminster, 720-276-6936 or the73rdavenuetheatrecompany.com
"The SantaLand Diaries" For the third holiday season, Geoff Kent recounts David Sedaris' comical real-life experiences working as an elf in Macy's SantaLand. For adults only. Through Dec. 24. Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company at the Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, 303-440-7826 or boulderensembletheatre.org
"Scrooge, The Musical" Stage adaptation of the movie that starred Albert Finney as the curmudgeon visited by three Christmas ghosts. Through Dec. 30. Jesters Dinner Theatre, 224 Main St., Longmont, 303-682-9980 or jesterstheatre.com
"A Year With Frog and Toad" In this musical, Arnold Lobel's classic children's stories follow two great friends, a cheerful frog and a rather grumpy toad, through four seasons. With a jazzy, upbeat score. Through Dec. 23. Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 30 W. Dale St., 719-634-5583 or csfineartscenter.org.


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Ameesha Patel's first production venture "Desi Magic" has gone on floors and the actress looks at her maiden project in the same way as a mother would look at her 'new born baby'.
"I feel like a mother who is creating this new born baby in 'Desi Magic'," the actress said on the sidelines of a photo shoot for a magazine.
"I am seeing it taking its (baby) steps, learning to crawl, learning to walk, having its falls while learning to walk and coming through each hurdle. And now with 'Desi Magic' going on floors, I feel I have sent my kid to school. I just want it to graduate with flying colours."
The actress is playing a double role for the first time in the film and admits it is very challenging.
"I have never played a double role in my life. This needs a lot of homework because characters are poles apart. They are like cheese and chalk," said Ameesha who made a successful debut alongside Hrithik Roshan in "Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai" in 2000.
"There are days when I am going to be changing my costume, look, make-up, hair and attitude seven-eight times a day when both Ameeshas actually come together and I have to be completely familiar with both the character of Mahie Deol from Punjab and Sonia Saxena, a spoilt child," she added.
Directed by debutant Mehul Atha, the film also features Zayed Khan, Ravi Kishan and Randhir Kapoor in pivotal roles.
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Voice Actor Birthdays: JulyJournal Entry: Sun Jul 7, 2013, 6:06 PM
Here's the big old Birthday Topic for all the Voice Actors that have the same Birthday Month! Let's all give them some love this month!
(We're aware that we are not listing all of their roles and that's what Wiki's for! Please don't remind us, we know. )
July 11:
The 11th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actors, Jason Liebrecht!
You guys might know Jason Liebrecht as the voice of Alfonse Heiderich from Fullmetal Alchemist: The Conqueror of Shamballa, Syaoran from Tsubasa Chronicle, Hei from Darker than Black, Lavi from D.Gray-man, Iceland "Ice" from Hetalia Axis Powers, and Akira Takizawa from Eden of The East.
July 13:
The 13th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actresses, Kari Wahlgren!
You guys might know Kari Wahlgren as the voice of Haruko Haruhara from FLCL, Celty Sturluson from Durarara!!, Lavie Head from Last Exile, Kagami Hiiragi from Lucky☆Star, Cher Degre from Wolf's Rain, and Robin Sena from Witch Hunter Robin.
July 14:
The 14th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actors, Mike McFarland!
You guys might know Mike McFarland as the voice of Jean Havoc from Fullmetal Alchemist, Roshi Muten from Dragon Ball Z, Ritsu Sohma from Fruits Basket, Estonia "Eduard von Bock" from Hetalia Axis Powers, Goemon Ishikawa XIII from Lupin III, and Genta Kojima from Detective Conan.
July 19:
The 19th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actresses, Cherami Leigh!
You guys might know Cherami Leigh as the voice of Lucy Heartfilia from Fairy Tail, Shana from Shakugan no Shana, Road Kamelot from D.Gray-man, Liechtenstein from Hetalia Axis Powers, Eucliwood Hellscythe from Is This a Zombie?, and Elizabeth Midford from Black Butler.
July 24:
The 24th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actresses, and Vic Mignogna's bride-to-be, Michele Specht!
You guys might know Michele Specht as the voice of Kendappa-Ou from Tsubasa: Shunraiki, Eva Stone from Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom, Tabitha from Claymore, Yuriannu Faithfull from Kurogane no Linebarrels, and Pano Rodokin from MÄR.
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The 30th is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actors, Jerry Jewell!
You guys might know Jerry Jewell as the voice of Barry the Chopper from Fullmetal Alchemist, Kyo Sohma from Fruits Basket, Kaworu Nagisa from Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, Russia from Hetalia Axis Powers, Conan Edogawa from Detective Conan, and Claire Stanfield from Baccano!.
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The 31st is the Birthday of one of our awesome Voice Actresses, Mela Lee!
You guys might know Mela Lee as the voice of Yuki Cross from Vampire Knight, Shinku "Reiner Rubin" from Rozen Maiden, Rin Tohsaka from Fate/stay night, Erika Karisawa from Durarara!!, Kana Ienaga from Nurarihyon no Mago, and Norimi Kawaguchi from K-On!!.
Here's to hoping all these awesome people all have a great Birthday this month!
Jason Liebrecht: July 11, 1973
Kari Wahlgren: July 13, 1977
Mike McFarland: July 14, 1970
Cherami Leigh: July 19, 1988
Michele Specht: July 24, 1973
Jerry Jewell: July 30, 1976
Mela Lee: July 31, 1976
If you guys want to see what other Voice Actors are having Birthdays throughout the year, we have a List on the front Page.
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Doesn't Kari also voice Saya and Diva from "Blood +?"
Happy birthday to them all!
happy birthday!!!!
awesome I'll be sure to tweet them all happy b-day
Happy Birthday to All!
Happy Birthday to all!!
I have the same birthday as Kari Wahlgren, July 13! XD
Happy Birthday Jerry! oh, and by the way Jerry is the voice of Jimmy Kudo. Not Conan Edogawa. They may be the same person but their voices are completely different.
hah i'm the youngest and born in october Libra's forever :3 happy b-daye veryone and machelle. ^^
It's also worth mentioning that Mela Lee voice Rena Ryuugu from Higurashi
Happy birthday, everyone!!
Happy Birthday to ya'll!
Happy b- day yall
happy birthday everyone!
Michele's birthday is a day before mine! That's so cool!
Happy Early birthday to all of them ;w;/
Though I will point out that Jerry plays Jimmy Kudo....Not little Conan XD; Same person...but played by different people.
Though I will point out that Jerry plays Jimmy Kudo....Not little Conan XD; Same person...but played by different people.
Oh, I thought he was the same person only at different ages. XD
LOL He is, but the Character "Conan" is played by a girl XD; "Jimmy" or Conan when he's thinking ( Because they are the same person ) is Jerry. But when 'Conan' himself is speaking, it's a girl XD; Jimmy Kudo is forced to take a drug that reverses his age to when he's like...9 and he gets a new voice actor when talking out loud. ( Since he's now a child LOL ) He's still jimmy though, so when he's thinking, it's Jerry Jewell. But "Conan" is played by Alison Victorin. You can see it here:~~~>[link]
haha, Michele's birthday is a month after mine :3, although no voice actors actually have the same b-day as me
I had no clue Michele and Vic were engaged!
Awww, none on my birthday...


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awww ... and he's gone?
Yes. Sad, but true.
Well, he was named by children, so, "Simba". When I got him, I mostly called him "Mr. Cat" or just "Cat".
ohhh Frank that one is terrific! It is not a cat it is a tiger!
He was a bit of both ... a sweet old cat when he sat in my lap, but a tiger when he prowled around the yard. He was a wonderful friend. I miss him.
This looks like a very doggy cat, my favorite type of cat!
He had a lot of personality. He was charming, fearless and intelligent. I'm glad to have known him.
Haven't met him, but can tell I would be crazy for him!
i can't get over how cute cats are!
Ah, this one is fat and drowsy.
Sorry, she looks sweet.
Do you have another cat? If not, a new kitten can offer you a lot of comfort and companionship and so many of them need a good home.
Do you have another cat? If not, a new kitten can offer you a lot of comfort and companionship and so many of them need a good home.
she was sweet i used to have 4 cats, then gave 1 away, and slowly the remaining cats (which had been with us for 14-15 years, by far the majority of my life!) got old, sick, and passed away.. i always wanted to get another cat, but atm i can't afford one, and my flat is way too small in any case, it wouldn't be fair on them. in the middle of a city it wouldn't be the smartest place either. but one day !
I like the color of his fur...
Yes, he is a handsome fellow and he spends a lot of time grooming himself ... you can probably tell that he gets enough sleep and plenty of food, too.
Is this your cat?
Yes, he is currently sleeping on the floor right next to me. He sleeps a lot.
Only a cat can sleep in that position/place.
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Perhaps the problem is Canadian film, with its limited commercial hits, is quick to turn toward idolatry. If we can't have a Steven Spielberg we at least want our Ingmar Bergman, our Akira Kurosawa. And we're quick to hoist onto our shoulders anyone who even remotely seems like a possible candidate.
I'm caught up in the whirlwind of the world's biggest film festival, Cannes. Here, young filmmakers are realizing their dreams. My turn will come on Thursday afternoon when I present Jutra on the Croisette at Cannes. My stomach is doing flips at the thought of going onstage to introduce my film. But I'm also deeply proud.
This was an experience not to be forgotten. Hearing "you look tired" often, and forcing an "I feel great" before you've had your complimentary café au lait. Abandoning the hopes for any kind of balance, exercise, sleep or even one piece of fruit or vegetable. The countless 5 à 7's and glasses of rosé.
Cannes is a mega-soup of getting physically, and at times emotionally, lost. Sitting areas exist, but you cannot sit in them unless you are having a meeting, which leads to folks perching on stairs to dig through the program to find another movie to see since the one they just stood in line for for an hour for ended up being full.


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TheStreet) -- Dutch insurer Aegon (AEG - Get Report), which owns the Transamerica insurance company in the U.S., swung to a fourth-quarter profit as it benefited from gains on investments and lower impairments. Earnings were 393 million euros, a swing from a year-earlier loss of 1.18 billion euros."Clearly, the steps we have taken over the past year have delivered solid results -- a return to profit, reduced expenses, and continued customer confidence, resulting in increased sales in all country units," said CEO Alex Wynaendts, in a statement. In the Americas, underlying earnings were $446 million compared with a loss of $412 million a year earlier as a recovery in financial markets had a positive effect on both technical results and fee income. Given the uncertain environment, we believe that it continues to be prudent to maintain a substantial capital buffer, as reflected in our strong capital position. Although impairments improved during the quarter, they remained at elevated levels for the year, which led to lower cash flows from our operating units," the CEO said. "Consequently, Aegon will not declare a dividend to common shareholders." -- Reported by Joseph Woelfel in New York. Follow TheStreet.com on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.AMSTERDAM (
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Boehner wants Obama to release internal e-mail on Libya attack
There are 281 comments on the The Washington Post story from May 9, 2013, titled Boehner wants Obama to release internal e-mail on Libya attack. In it, The Washington Post reports that:
House Speaker John A. Boehner said Thursday that the American public should be allowed to see internal administration e-mails related to September's terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, and called on President Obama to release them.
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#256 May 15, 2013
There was plenty of time for us to evacuate the Ambassador. An Admiral, and a General has been sacrifaced for speaking out against trying to save those people. This President is a disgrace. He has no experience in anything but community organizing, and rable rousing in the black neighborhoods of Chicago. Surely the founding fathers advised us on how to deal with someone so misinformed.
#257 May 15, 2013
Looking at the timeline, what jumps out at me is that at 2:39 a.m.(Benghazi time), as ordered by Secretary Panetta, the National Military Command Center transmits formal authorization for the two FAST platoons to be sent to aid those in Libya; one to Tripoli and one to Benghazi.
The FAST platoon for Benghazi NEVER SHOWED UP. NEVER!
That is my most pressing concern. Why didn't they show-up??
Saint Paul, MN
#258 May 15, 2013
Maybe it was the same reason the military didn't show up on 9/11 till way late in the afternoon. Maybe all the planes were in need of repair. Maybe the pilots got lost over the Atlantic Ocean for hours. Maybe radar doesn't work near Libya. Maybe those terrorists weren't wearing transponders.
#259 May 15, 2013
We should get some answers. There was a 9-11 Commission that dealt with that terrorist attack, so it follows that an independant, bi-artisan commision should look at the debacle in Benghazi.
Saint Paul, MN
#260 May 15, 2013
No. I can tell you did not read the 9-11 commission report. The mission statement says it will not look at what happened on 9/11, it will only focus on how to prevent future attacks. It never investigated what happened, but it is very telling that one of the first recommendations was that the military should not be ordered to stand down when we are under attack.
I do not oppose finding out what happened in Benghazi, but we also need a great many more investigations into the many previous attacks. We need an investigation into congress to find out why so many have abdicated their responsibilities to lobbyists, effectively creating a fascist government. The government is dysfunctional and I won't trust any investigation until it gets repaired.
#261 May 15, 2013
Go Boehner! the imposter must be defeated at all costs! the whole world has seen his TRUE COLORS! GOT GET OUR COUNTRY BACK.
#262 May 15, 2013
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#263 May 15, 2013
The platoon didn't show up, because they were ordered to stand down. That order could only be given by the Commander in Chief who was trying to rest for a political fund raiser the following morning in Las Vegas.
#264 May 15, 2013
A "platoon" of four?
Why don't you post that quote?
Poor teabagger.
#265 May 15, 2013
Oh' darn, because there wasn't one.
Poor teabagger.
#266 May 15, 2013
Thanks, Sean.
For the rest of my "opinion" tune in tonight 9 pm (est).
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#267 May 15, 2013
Don't be that STUPID!!! A four man Platoon??? What quote, by what moron are you referring to? Carney? Clinton? Biden?
"On 11 September 2012, the Libyan consulate in Benghazi was attacked. The US Ambassador to Libya, J Christopher Stevens, and 3 other Americans were killed in the attack. Initially it was reported that the attack was conducted by protesters angered at a controversial film produced in the United States said to insult to Prophet Muhammad and Islam. While the film may have been the inciting incident, later reports suggested that the attack in Benghazi had been planned and coordinated at a higher level. Reuters, citing Libyan officials, reported that the attack might have been launched by Ansar Al-Sharia."
"Security was being provided by local authorities and private contractors. In response to the events, a 50-man platoon from FAST Company Europe was dispatched to Libya to provide additional security at various locations."
A 50-man platoon you nitwit. 50-men, men who are the equivalent of Navy Seals, who were given the green light to go to Benghazi at 2:39 AM Benghazi Time and they never showed-up.
#268 May 15, 2013
"9/11 Commission Chairman Thomas KeanThe commission interviewed over 1,200 people in 10 countries and reviewed over two and a half million pages of documents, including some closely guarded classified national security documents...."
"After releasing the report, commission chair Thomas Kean declared that both Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush were "not well served" by the FBI and CIA."
"In addition to identifying intelligence failures occurring before the attacks, the report provided evidence of the following:"
1) "Airport security footage of the hijackers as they passed through airport security"
2) "Excerpts from the United Airlines Flight 93 cockpit voice recording, which recorded the sounds of the hijackers in the cockpit and the passengers' attempts to regain control
3) "Eyewitness testimony of passengers as they described their own final moments to family members and authorities on airphones and cellphones from the cabins of doomed airliners"
"The commission also concluded 15 of the 19 hijackers who carried out the attacks were from Saudi Arabia, but found no evidence the government of Saudi Arabia conspired in the attacks, or that it funded the attackers.[2] Mohamed Atta, the leader of the attacks, was from Egypt. Two hijackers were from the United Arab Emirates, and one was from Lebanon. According to the commission, all 19 hijackers were members of the al-Qaeda terrorist organization, led by Osama bin Laden. In addition, while meetings between al-Qaeda representatives and Iraqi government officials had taken place, the panel had no credible evidence that Saddam Hussein had assisted al-Qaeda in preparing or executing the 9/11 attacks."
It DID spend Alot of time on what happened; and it DID also make recomendations as to prevent future attacks.
#269 May 15, 2013
Somebody told them to STAND DOWN; but I'm not yet convinced it was Obama. However, since it was Leon Panetta, the Sec of the Defense, that gave the order to deploy, it would seem that it would take a HEAVYWEIGHT to reverse his order.
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#270 May 15, 2013
Panetta does not have the authority to order troops around, or tell them to stand down. Only the President, their commander in chief has that kind of authority. Panetta has his job, and the C in C has his, only on Sept 11th, 2012 the President, for whatever reason, could not be botered to lead the troops. That is what these hearings are supposed to tell us, where was Obama? All this other stuff, the IRS spy story, the spying of the AP reporters are to try to get Benghazi off the front page, and off the minds of good Americans.
#271 May 15, 2013
You sorry Libs.....you can't lie your'e way out of this anymore....
#272 May 16, 2013
From Europe?
How about next door.
At a contentious House hearing,Gregory Hicks testified on the frantic and confused events surrounding the attacks and the series of increasingly urgent calls he made and received at the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli, including one from then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the night and morning of the incidents.
Hicks was billed as a whistleblower by Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, who titled the hearing "Exploring Failure and Recognizing Courage."
Hicks said he tried and failed to get the U.S. military moving to stop the attacks and rescue Stevens and the other personnel.
He said he was also rebuffed in attempts to send FOUR U.S. special operators from Tripoli to Benghazi to assist in the evacuation and the return of the bodies of the slain Americans.
Poor teabagger
#273 May 16, 2013
You sorry teabaggers.
9 hearings and counting.
Poor teabaggers.
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#275 May 16, 2013
No proof? No proof? You have to be kidding. The whole world watched Obama, and Holder lie like cheap rugs. It won't work any more. Even the Democrat journalists are turning on the lying, incompetent Democrats. It is so funny to see after all these years of watching them kiss Obama's black butt. Can't lie his way out of this one.
Saint Paul, MN
#276 May 16, 2013
We all observed on 9/11 our military stood down. Now you are admitting the only person with the authority to do that was the president. You are saying bush ordered our military to stand down to allow the attacks on 9/11/2001. You are saying bush should have been arrested. You are saying bush is guilty.
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The reason why I am calling this "The One" is simply because from all of the photos I have from this place I like this one the most. Actually I still remember the feeling I had when I took this photo, the way I was excited, felt alive, and also little frustrated because the light was changing so fast that morning. Anyway I am happy with the result even thou the web version is little strong in reds. For processing I have used only my actions (digital velvia, contrast, web presenter, with minor light selections). I hope that the result will give you at least a little bit of the feeling that I have experienced there.
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Gave me plenty of feeling mate. What a shot! Faved it!
That sky is just unnatural (in a good way). Outstanding photo!
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The reds are exploding! Great situation, well managed and nice composition!
Such a great place! wonderful colours
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Stunning capture Tom! Really a beautiful array of colour in this one, captured superbly
This is really nice. You should be pleased with it.
Wonderful photo.
Love this one
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Upper St. Mary Lake.
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Stunning shot!!!
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Very nice shot , looks like some great light
wonderful photograph all the elements make a great moment
Absolutely stunning.
Wonderful shot.
breath taking color and depth wonderful place to be...wow
Very good.
"The One" indeed - this is a superior piece in every detail.
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The situation: It's a Tuesday evening and I'm eating and imbibing at Piecora's Pizza with D. Crane, the frontman of one of Seattle's favorite indie-pop outfits, BOAT.
BOAT is opening for the Apples in Stereo at the Crocodile on Tuesday, October 26. The show's at 8 p.m. and tickets are $13. Boom, unfortunately, probably isn't allowed in.
Intoxication: Intoxication? Crane is a role model, ok? By day he's Mr. Crane, an eighth grade history, social studies, art, and guitar club teacher at Sequoyah Middle School in Federal Way (his kids like watch BOAT's videos on YouTube and leave comments like "he's my language arts teacher... lololol.")
He's also studying for his master's at UW Tacoma, where he's hoping to earn a degree in administration and become a large-and-in-charge school principal. "It seems like a sweet deal," he says.
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"They were online today after they finished their work, and they were looking up this guy, I think it's Wiz Khalifa? Do you know this guy?"
I'm pretty sure Wiz Khalifa mainly raps about rolling blunts and smoking weed.
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"I think it's going to be called Dress Like Your Idols," he reveals. "[Although] the people I like don't dress very cool. Like [Built to Spill frontman] Doug Martsch. The last time I saw them, he looked like a suspect sketch. He was wearing a black baseball cap, a giant white Hanes t-shirt and cargo pants. I don't think he had on Tevas with socks, but it seemed like that."
BTW: Mr. Crane says he can usually find something endearing about each kid, but there might be a line drawn somewhere, like two years ago, when some kids at Sequoyah poisoned one of the teachers.
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Preview of my most recent cosplay, Grimmjow, which was debuted at AX this past weekend.
Its going to be awhile until I am able to get more pictures up but I will post them as soon as I get them!
Its going to be awhile until I am able to get more pictures up but I will post them as soon as I get them!
Beautiful! Last yr I was female grimmjow too! Tomorrow in going as Jack Frost to the anime expo XD
that is awesome, did an Grimmjow girly version myself
Gorgeous cosplay. Stunning curves.
The cosplay was awesome XD but then the name of the cosplay floored me XD i laughed for a solid 5 minutes
YAY! XD I can't remember who came up with the name, but it was absolutely fitting. Haha
I'm glad I'm not alone on that XD
wowowowoow genial
oh wow nice cosplay and as a girl grimmjow looks pretty good lol
that's hot
Rule 63....done right
Wow, this is the only time i'd ever say that Grimmjow looks attractive, and he would look like this as a girl nice
Haha, I think he would make an awesome girl. xD
this is amazing
yup if he was a girl he would defiantly look like that XD
i support this great job! and nice boobs
>_> I saw you there lol you did an amazing cosplay, your wig is awesome did you buy it or make it yourself?
Hah! That's awesome! But I am a bit jealous that you get to go to AX! Seems that the best conventions are in California!
WOW JOJO! Theo must be so proud
Indeed he is ^^
Your cosplays are amazing! I love the Moxxie one!
Thank you very much. ^^
A badass chick cosplaying the gender bend of a badass dude.. yup I dig it!
That's a cool genderbend!
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i couldn't play her
never had a chance
but she is look so nice and pretty~'v'*
never had a chance
but she is look so nice and pretty~'v'*
cute lovely and adorable
Stunning <3
nice rendering for the metal!
As StrictlyAshleyDee said, that IS how she should look. for supposedly being modeled after a once living girl, the Riot model is far more mechanical looking than you'd expect. This depiction right here, looks like it came from tireless efforts by her father, to create something so lifelike that the only thing better would be to have her come back to life. BRAVO.
The skin texture on this is beautiful.
You made Orianna look far more superior then that of her actual design in the game. BRAVO! My bf who also plays League said this is how she should look.
Beautiful bro!
so pretty, I love this :3
Ahhh this is beautiful! Orianna is my main and this definitely does her good
Best Orianna art ever.
Really beautiful !
I think the feel of metal/copper is superb. Really nice shading and highlights <3
this is perfect! love this character a lot! and yes she looks so nice and prrety!!