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How to Naturally Cure Insomnia
If you have problems sleeping and you can't fall asleep easily at night, you need to keep a few natural recommendations in mind. Insomnia is a very common disorder in people today, and it also happens when an individual sleeps very lightly (they wake up easily to noises). Learn how to naturally cure insomnia.
What causes insomnia?
According to studies performed a few years ago about this problem which is so common among adults, insomnia is caused by several different factors, from stress, to depression and anxiety. Likewise, our lifestyle influences the way we sleep. It could also be due to a schedule change, modifications in habits or travelling to another country.
It is very common for individuals to be unable to sleep after a work discussion or a fight with a partner. Also, not eating very much for dinner or thinking about what will happen the following day (before a wedding, the first day of classes, etc.). Another reason could be a change in habits, for example, during vacation. The body needs to get used to a new routine, which could cause insomnia.
Natural remedies to treat insomnia
If you frequently have this problem and it seems to happen at fairly random times, take a look at the following natural home remedies to treat insomnia:
- Warm milk: contains the hormone melatonin, which is related to deep sleep. It is therefore effective for fighting insomnia and other similar problems. Before going to bed, drink a cup of warm or hot milk, by itself, if possible (no sugar).
- Valerian: this plant root has sedative properties which help deep sleep, and going to sleep more quickly. Drink an infusion or tea at night, which is perfect for "sleeping like a baby". But you need to pay attention to how much you consume, because if you drink too much you won't even hear the alarm the next day.
- Lime blossom: is sedative and a wonderful tranquilizer. Drink tea with this herb before going to bed, which will improve your sleep quality. This is also advised for patients with anxiety or spasm problems because it fights muscular tension, it tranquilizes due to its antispasmodic properties.
- Lettuce: commonly used for babies when they can't get to sleep or when they wake up a lot at night. They are recommended to drink lettuce tea for a greater effect than eating a salad with this vegetable at dinner. It contains various substances that have analgesic and sedative effects. For children, soak lettuce in the bathtub and splash the water over your child's head while he or she takes a bath.
- Lavender: if you like aromatherapy, this is for you. The smell of this plant relaxes the nervous system, helping you get to sleep and fight stress. You can fragrance your room with lavender essential oil and sleep like a rock.
- Orange blossom: orange flowers have a tranquilizing effect, which is relaxing at the same time. It will help you experience a more pleasant sleep. You could drink tea with this flower, inhale a bit of essential oil before going to bed, or add it to your bath water. If you have a patio, don't hesitate to plant this bush, next to your bedroom window if possible.
Tips to prevent insomnia
Beyond trying the aforementioned natural home remedies, changing your routine and daily activities would be a good idea:
- Use your bed for sleeping, not for working or studying. You also shouldn't watch TV, eat, use your phone, or even read in bed (if it is something that clears your mind, that's okay). The body will get used to relating the bed to any activity other than sleeping (or sexual relations), and will want to stay awake and attentive.
- Be careful when you eat dinner: if you eat a lot of food at night, it is quite possible that you won't be able to sleep. The same is true if you eat foods high in fat, flour or sugar. Consequently, this will create digestive problems, making it difficult to go to sleep. But you also shouldn't go to the other extreme and not eat anything at all because an empty stomach will bother you just as much, and you'll probably wake up in the middle of the night with cravings to attack the refrigerator. So it's best to eat something light for dinner.
- Meditate: insomnia causes the body and brain to stay awake and alert for more time, or at times when it shouldn't be. Meditation and relaxation might be able to help regulate your sleep cycles.
- Take advantage of the benefits of music therapy: certain melodies will help you sleep better, especially if listening to classical music or nature sounds, like a waterfall, ocean waves, birds, etc. You must focus on the music and relax. Your body will slowly go to sleep. We do not advise overly raucous songs, nor those of your favorite radio star or those with lyrics.
- Avoid consuming coffee, alcohol, tobacco or tea: you should let at least 4 hours go by before going to be afterwards. If not, your nervous system will be highly stimulated and you won't be able to relax or get to sleep. If you do, you will not experience good quality sleep.


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"I have been a Talon bur fan since the mid 1990s. The Talon long surgical burs have since that time been my standard all-around multipurpose bur.
It is wonderful for use with friction grip oral surgery turbine hand-pieces, particularly for the removal of impacted third molars. Many dentists may not have experienced the advantages of using a long surgical bur for restorative preparations, maybe believing that a shorter bur is the best one to use when access is limited. I have found that the long surgical bur allows me better vision and more control, especially when operated through a speed-increasing, electrically-driven handpiece. Whether cutting titanium alloys, gold alloys or even chrome cobalt alloys, the bur is exceptionally efficient and precise.
I don't know what I would do without the long surgical Talon. I have recommended this bur to many other dentists, and I will continue to do so."


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The world needs to start paying attention to us weirdos.
I am not talking about those "OMG I could eat sushi all day, I am such a weirdo" people. That is all basic now.
I am talking about the hardcore weird. The people who stay up late into the night obsessing about the newest posting on the Harry Potter fanfiction (Guilty). Im talking about the kid in your class that takes everyones tinfoil at lunch and makes cool dinosaur statues out of it. I am talking about the person that dresses how they want, not just because fashion magazines now say its okay to mix and match patterns.
Being different gets you a lot further in life after the joke that is known as high school. In college and beyond, a mind that conforms will get you nowhere. Things that you use to be embarrassed about, like the journal of stories you wrote that focuses only on the characters from your favorite book falling in love, can help you kick start an entire new world.
Having a passion for something that diverts from the norm will make all the difference. People are constantly on the lookout for new ideas in a generation stock full of sub-par remakes. Everywhere we look everything is just a copy, of a copy, of a copy.
So do not let the cookie cutter, perfect idea of a person get you down. You are not meant to fit into a box so small. Weirdo's have sharp edges and twisted thoughts. They listen to music that no one knows, they spend all their money on feathers to recreate wings and then jump off the roof and hope that they fly.
You are the people that will bring change. You will be the people that need to become leaders. Because to be honest, I could care less about someones perfect football season their senior year of high school.
I want to listen to someone that knows there is so much beyond the crap that is popular all around us. Stick to your passions, embrace your differences, do what you love, and try and ignore the hate because in the end, it will be your weirdness that sets you apart for the rest.
Ever heard of 50 Shades of Gray? It started as a passion project for someone in the Twilight fan fiction. Not the best example but that smutty author made millions.


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A plant to energies both mind and body
The indigenous peoples of Brazil and Paraguay have long been familiar with mate. But it was not until the 16th century that Spanish explorers introduced the plant to the Spanish Court, where it met with great acclaim. Mate, which contains caffeine, is known to combat tiredness and energise both mind and body: in a dose of 250 mg to 2g/day, mate is widely acknowledged to strengthen the body, boost energy levels and contribute to resistance against mental and physical fatigue.


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AT&T sponsors Kindle 3G.
The Amazon Kindle 3G with Special offers is now on sale for only $139. In May Amazon launched the Kindle 3G with Special Offers for $164, saving $25 of the full price of the Kindle 3G. Now AT&T sponsors the Kindle 3G (they provide the free 3G network service for it) with another $25 bringing down the price of the Kindle 3G with Special Offers to $139.
"Kindle 3G is more convenient - customers never have to hunt for or pay for a Wi-Fi hotspot - they simply download and read books anytime, anywhere. Kindle 3G customers read 20 percent more books, and take advantage of twice as many special offers," said Jeff Bezos, Founder and CEO, Amazon.com. "A big thank you to AT&T for helping to make the new $139 price possible."
"Kindle 3G is by far the fastest-growing connected device on the AT&T network. We consistently hear from customers how much they enjoy the freedom of not being tied to a Wi-Fi hotspot and instead being able to download and read new books anytime, anywhere on AT&T's fast, reliable network," said Ralph de la Vega, President and CEO, AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets. "We are excited to sponsor Amazon's best Kindle - Kindle 3G with Special Offers - at the new lower price of only $139."
Kindle 3G Features:
- Free 3G wireless, no annual contracts, no monthly fees
- Global 3G coverage means books in under 60 seconds in over 100 countries and territories
- Paper-like Pearl electronic ink display, no glare even in bright sunlight
- Lightweight body for hours of comfortable reading with one hand
- Kindle Store with over 950,000 books - largest selection of the most popular books
- Seamless integration with free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" Kindle apps for iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, Android, PC, Mac, BlackBerry and Windows Phone
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Welcome to the Whiskey River Bait Company customer service page. Whiskey River Bait Company is committed to providing our customers with the highest level of customer service possible. Below you will find some frequently asked questions. Please take a second and read through them. If you have questions, comments or concerns, you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or give us a call at 701-391-8872.
How can I order?
You may order via our secure online ordering system or you may send your order request via email. If you would like, you can call us and place your order over the phone 7 days a week. You may call Monday through Friday between 9am EST and 6pm EST and you may call Saturday and Sunday between 10am EST and 4pm EST. If you would like to place a phone order please call us at 701-391-8872.
How can I pay?
You may pay with a Master card, Visa, or PayPal. Please note that Whiskey River Bait Company may require additional information from you before we can process your order.
How long will it take to receive my order?
All orders will be processed and on the way within 2-4 business days after your order is placed. All orders will ship via Priority Mail.
What are your shipping costs?
Whiskey River Bait Company only charges $5 for shipping on all orders in the lower 48 states. Canadian, Hawaii, and Alaska orders will have additional shipping.
How can I view the status of my order?
Go to the Customer Service, Account Information page. This page lists all your orders. Click the date of the order whose status you wish to view.
What if something doesn't fit or I change my mind?
You are welcome to return or exchange any items purchased from Whiskey River Bait Company. The products must be returned in the same condition they were received in. Clothing must be unworn and in the original packaging. Whiskey River Bait Company will refund the product cost only. All shipping fees and taxes incurred will be your responsibility.
Will I have to pay any taxes or import duties?
There are no U.S. taxes for international customers; however, you will be responsible for any additional shipping, duty, or customs fees. Your local post/customs office can give you this information. North Dakota and Pennsylvania residents are subject to the state sales tax.
Defective Products
Whiskey River Bait Company wants you to be completely satisfied with everything that we offer. This begins from the site all the way to the product you select. All products should be shipped back to Whiskey River Bait Company where our quality control department will examine it and do the following: Consider it defective through Whiskey River Bait Company standards, contact you, immediately ship your replacement, or refund your money.
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Community group in legal battle to avoid eviction in Heathrow runway fight
'Grow Heathrow' a squatted community hub, community garden and activity centre, protesting against the third runway at Heathrow, will appear at Uxbridge County Court today (17 September 2015) in their latest legal fight against eviction by the landowners, Guernsey based Lewdown Holdings Ltd.
Grow Heathrow, which featured in the Channel 4 Documentary 'John Richardson grows up' was formed when a community of environmental activists took over disused land in Sipson village in 2010.
For the past five years they have been continually threatened with eviction despite being keen to buy or rent the land from Lewdown Holdings Ltd.
They built shelters and workshops and started farming on the land in the path of the originally proposed third runway at Heathrow.
They are now a vital community resource, running regular free workshops and working groups in areas such outreach, horticulture, renewable energy, community building, outreach for the homeless and mentally ill and group development through art and music.
Grow Heathrow was described by the new Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell MP as having: "lifted the morale of the whole local community in the campaign against the third runway"
Ugo Hayter, from law firm Leigh Day who is representing a member of Grow Heathrow in this legal fight, said:
"Grow Heathrow is a unique and valued place, not only to the Grow Heathrow group, but also to the local residents and all those who are anti-airport expansion and who are committed to alternative collective low-impact living.
"We hope that the Judge acknowledges our client's and the other Defendant's right to a home and their right to freedom of expression and protest, when is considers the owner company's claim for possession of this previously derelict land."
Resident Agatha Morris said: "This is an unnecessary over-development of Greenbelt land. Heathrow already hugely contributes to illegal levels of air, and noise pollution, which have massive impacts on health for people living near the airport. Heathrow are already exceeding EU air pollution limits, with the destruction of greenbelt land, or a new runway, this is likely to increase."
Peter Madison, a resident of Grow Heathrow with his partner and two children aged 6 and 8, added "Being forced off our home would cause a huge disruption to our lives. Particularly my two sons', who are hoping to start the new school term this September in the Sipson area."


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We trust you have had a well deserved break over the Christmas and New Year holidays. As you start to organise your family for this new school year, make sure you check up on a few things:
- Netbook is in working order ready for learning and payments are up to date.
- You have new uniforms if required
- Dates confirmed for when your children start back (particularly for our high school students)
If you know you need to talk regarding one of the points listed, head down to your school ASAP - do not leave it until the last minute!
Lastly, check out this fabulous newsletter created by our friends from the Woolf Fisher Research Centre. Some of you may recognise this group, who took time out last year to interview students and parents in our community. The feedback you gave was invaluable and has helped to contribute to this wonderful piece of work. You can expect to receive similar newsletters from them throughout the year, helping us as a whanau work together in becoming better learners. Need tips on how to help your child at home? Not too sure what to look out for when it comes to their learning? Take some time out of your day to read through this newsletter, we would love to hear your thoughts!
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This is a new feature I have decided to try out. I love trying different things with my nails and, while it doesn't have to do with books, I still thought it would be fun to share my creations with you! Because why should I have to limit myself to books, right?? This will be a sporadic feature, as I don't do designs on my nails every week (even thought I usually do paint my nails every week).
Some of my nail designs will be of my own unique creations, some will be variations of designs I've found elsewhere, and some will be straight up me trying to re-create a really cool design I saw somewhere (I will always give credit for the designs I didn't come up with on my own).
My nails this week are of my own creation. I wanted to do another wintery design, but more simple than last week's design. So, this is what I came up with:
I think this is a fun snowy/glittery look. It's pretty and works for a wintery-feel, I think. And you could easily switch up the colours for any time of year.


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Food Finds: Downtown
Highway Inn
When the Hawaiian-food hunger pangs strike, zip on over to Highway Inn. With a new, more convenient location in Kaka'ako the more-than-60-year-old West-side institution is making it even easier to poi-k out on ohana-sized plates of naau stew.
At Highway Inn, buckle up and prepare to enjoy a meal that perfectly captures Hawai'i's love for food and aloha. We always gas it over to Highway Inn for helpings of lau lau, pipikaula, butterfish collar, fried akule and their combo plates. But if you can hit the road earlier for breakfast or lunch, we go loco for their smokin' moco with a side order of poi pancakes and haupia sauce.
And even though Highway Inn puts the wow in their luau, try to save room for dessert. Their pastry chef - a celebrity in his own right - whips up some mean baked goods.
The original Highway Inn established by Seiichi and Sachiko Toguchi is still parked along Farrington Highway and now run by their great grandchildren.


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Canadian Banks Not Over the Worst Impact from Oil Crunch
TORONTO, June 3 (Reuters) - Canada's banks are not over the worst of the impact from the oil crunch and face further hefty losses as energy firms struggle to pay back loans and consumers in oil-producing regions suffer, analysts and investors say.
The country's biggest five lenders, including Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank and Bank of Nova Scotia, all set aside more funds to cover bad loans to oil & gas firms in the second quarter but their provisions remain relatively low compared to U.S. peers.
Although Scotiabank, which has the biggest exposure to the oil & gas sector among Canadian banks at 3.4 percent of its total lending, said energy loan losses had peaked in the last quarter, some analysts say it is too early to make that call.
"Just to have losses in these loan portfolios at the levels they've reported so far doesn't seem logical. It seems like they should be higher and I definitely am doubting that this is the end," said Edward Jones analyst Jim Shanahan.
The banks are basing their optimism on a partial recovery in the price of oil, which has recovered to around $50 per barrel after hitting a 13-year low of $26 per barrel in February on concerns about an oversupply.
"I'm more of a glass half full guy than a glass half empty guy, Scotiabank's Chief Financial Office Sean McGuckin said in an interview on Tuesday. "Definitely you feel better at a $50 price than you do at a $30 price."
The banks are still working through semi-annual talks with oil & gas firms to determine how much debt they can continue to hold. The majority are having their credit lines cut, which will make it tougher for some to survive, and the impact of that on banks' profits will be felt in the third quarter and beyond.
David Cockfield, managing director of Northland Wealth Management, which owns shares in Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal and TD, expects provisions to rise again in the next quarter and said it will take time for a clearer picture of banks' losses to emerge.
"If the price of oil gets back into the $50-60 range, then at least you're going to see some of the guys that are in trouble be able to sell properties. I think that will encourage the guys with money in their pockets to step up, but we may not see that until 2017. These are lingering problems," he said.
Banks also face a secondary impact from consumers in oil-producing regions such as Alberta, where there has been a sharp rise in unemployment, leaving some struggling to repay debt.
Consumer delinquency rates soared by 25 percent in Canada's biggest oil-producing province last year and analysts say recent wildfires that put a major dent in production will make matters worse, although banks are extending forbearance for those directly affected.
"In Alberta we've seen a pick-up in delinquencies for credit cards as well as auto, I think everyone reported the same trend. You may see that flow through in the second half," said Fitch Senior Director Doriana Gamboa.
(Reporting by Matt Scuffham; Editing by Alan Crosby)
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Two local restaurants in Regina are launching a fundraising initiative in the hopes of helping people with living with AIDS in Saskatchewan.
The event coincides with upcoming World AIDS Day, December 1.
In Saskatchewan, new infection rates are double the national average. In 2013 the number was about 130 new cases.
There are a number of factors to Saskatchewan's infection rates.
Doctor Alex Wong, Infectious Diseases physician at the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, says the disease doesn't discriminate, but does leave certain people vulnerable.
"Unfortunately it does disproportionately affect those who struggle with access to care, poverty and housing."
The fundraiser is being launched by two Regina restaurants, La Bodega and Shannon's Pub and Grill. Tent cards on tables will explain the initiative to customers and the restaurant will make a donation to AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan (APSS) for each meal sold.
It is hoped more restaurants will jump on board.
APSS Executive Director, Brian Wiens says the money is put to good use.
"HIV affects all of our communities and anything we can do to raise awareness and help to keep this issue in front of everyone in the province is most welcome."


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I am off to Wagga tomorrow morning. I have been asked to run one of the activities for Defence Force Day at the Wagga Christian School on Thursday. I will be driving back on Friday in time to go out for dinner and have quite a busy weekend scheduled too so if I am a bit slow answering emails over the next few days you will understand why. Please bear with me.
Hi Bridget,
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You for my amazing quilt. Nothing can take the smile from my face after receiving the quilt.
A bit about myself and why I asked for the dogs and jets.. I have been in the Air Force for over 21years and work in Communications.. Whilst I love my job and the concept of Communications my passion and hobby has always been animals and training dogs.. I have two shepherds at home, Rhino and Mika. Rhino is a failed RAAF Military Working dog or in the Air Force, 'Not yet competent' as no one fails.. I like to say the Air Force life style didn't suit him.. He was from the 'R' litter and was named after the Air Force Super Hornet which are affectionately called 'Rhino'… and he is the unofficial mascot for the Air Force Super Hornets.
So this is why I asked for German Shepherds and the Super Hornet in particular.. And you nailed both.. I can't say thank you enough. I've attached images I had taken with Rhino in front of the jets...
I grew up in Adelaide and as I said I've been in the Air Force for over 21years and lived in Wagga, Brisbane, Darwin, Newcastle and Canberra.. I have also travelled to every state and capital city in Australia and some not so popular touristy cities.. I also love to travel, and I have been around the world a few times for holidays and work. (Not always the top tourist destinations for work :-))
This is my 5th deployment to the Middle East region, providing communications to our deployed personnel, which ensures they have the ability to contact home. I have never ordered a quilt before, unsure why.. But I am glad I did.
Thank you for your hobby, you have an amazing talent and I love my quilt. It has come at the perfect time as it's coming into our 'winter ' here and the nights are actually getting quite chilly, down to 30 degrees.
Dear Sue,
First of all thank you for the beautiful owl quilt you made for me!
My daughter has just turned 18 months and she loves owls! When she sees them on skype she is saying Birdie mummy. This will be a treasure in our family for a very long time. So again, Thank you.💗
To Joan & Robin,
I hope this finds you both in good health. I have received the laundry bag you made for me. Upon receiving the bag it was put to immediate good use.
The craftsmanship of the bag is impeccable and is what I needed. I just got to keep on eye on it so the heathen kiwis don't mess with it.
It's a shame the wallabies might not be as strong as your bag but who knows. I like everyone else has received bags and quilts appreciate the work you do for all deployed personnel. It lifts the spirits of my young soldiers knowing people at home, strangers, think of them.
I have attached a photo of me and my bag.
Dear Ann,
I'm currently posted to RAAF Base Tindal, near Katherine in the Northern Territory. As I take possession of my lovely laundry bag here in the UAE, I'm serving as an Aircraft Technician with 75Sqadron Royal Australian Air Force. This is my forth rotation through the Middle East area of Operations and I'm missing my wife and children very much.
I hope you and your friends enjoyed making the bags and quilts as much as the guys and girls over here enjoy receiving them. It's nice to know that some people spend the time to make something for us. My wife and Aunt are both fairly handy seamstresses and I know all too well what a lot of ladies charged with tea and cake can do. Stitch and Bitch they use to call it! Ha ha…
Once again thank you for the laundry bag, I'm already using it as are many of my work mates. I'll say thank you on their behalf and please forgive them if they don't write, as we are all, unfortunately very busy. Also please pass on our gratitude to all the other ladies at Draft Daze Sewing World and keep up the good work…
Dear Ann,
I'm currently posted to RAAF Base Tindal, near Katherine in the Northern Territory. As I take possession of my lovely laundry bag here in the UAE, I'm serving as an Aircraft Technician with 75Sqadron Royal Australian Air Force. This is my forth rotation through the Middle East area of Operations and I'm missing my wife and children very much.
I hope you and your friends enjoyed making the bags and quilts as much as the guys and girls over here enjoy receiving them. It's nice to know that some people spend the time to make something for us. My wife and Aunt are both fairly handy seamstresses and I know all too well what a lot of ladies charged with tea and cake can do. Stitch and Bitch they use to call it! Ha ha…
Once again thank you for the laundry bag, I'm already using it as are many of my work mates. I'll say thank you on their behalf and please forgive them if they don't write, as we are all, unfortunately very busy. Also please pass on our gratitude to all the other ladies at Draft Daze Sewing World and keep up the good work…
G'day Lynn and Arthur,
I hope this finds you both in good health. Thank you for the quilt you made. It is excellent and arrived at the right time as the temperature has dropped.
The craftsmanship of the quilt is impeccable and I know it will be put to good post deployment for my daughter who I've only seen for 10 days, but I know she's a rugby fan.
I have attached a photo of myself holding my quilt. Once again I thank you for your dedication to helping all deployed personnel.
Good Morning Bridget,
I just wanted to send you a quick email and pass on my thanks for the laundry bag you made for me and the chocolates you sent. It has certainly brighten my otherwise dull room and is extremely useful. It will also continue to be useful throughout the rest of my travels with the Defence Force.
I thought I would just let you know a little bit about myself (so you know who you are supporting). I am also married with two children. My daughter is 3 and my son is 2. My husband does a fantastic job of looking after them and running our household while I am away. He is also in the Air Force so our lifestyle can at times be very dynamic and difficult. Your gesture of making laundry bags not only helps people in their immediate situation but for me has shown support at a time when I certainly question my choice in career, I love the Air Force and I believe in what our Country is doing over here however it is a sacrifice on our families and that is a burden that I carry with me daily.
Good luck to your daughter with her HSC. I know this can be a stressful time not only for her but also for the entire family! Also although I am not in the Army any questions that your son may have about joining please feel free to ask.
Thanks for your support
Hi Joan and Robin, thanks you for the Oriana Laundry Bag, I received it yesterday (Thu 10 Nov 16). It is beautiful, I used to go to the Melbourne - Port Melbourne Pier when I was younger and have walked through the Oriana a few times. It was a reminder to when I was quite a bit younger and the world was a safer place.
I used the bag last night, it was great.
Thank you for the time and effort you have put into make this laundry bag. It is very much appreciated. I note you have been making them for 3 years, you both are unsung heroes. The laundry bags provide a little bit of home, which is good for morale for all deployed personnel.
The bag will be a reminder of my time deployed and also of the generous people who make the time to think of the ADF deployed and provide such unique Laundry Bags and Quilts.
Once again thank you the effort of making the Laundry Bag, I really do appreciate it.
G'day Lynn and Arthur,
I am writing to you to say thank you very much for the wonderful quilt and laundry bag that you made for me. They are so well made and were better than I could have imagined. The quilt will take pride of place in the lounge room back at our house in Port Stephens. My wife and kids have seen the pictures of it with their names on it and absolutely love it. I also appreciated the lollies I got with it, which did not last long! Thank you for adding your letter to the package also. It was great to hear about who you are and that you have done over 500 quilts. I can say without any question that what you do makes a big difference to the team deployed overseas for long periods of time away from home and their loved ones. All the people working for me have been showing off their quilts and really appreciate the effort put into them.
Thank you for your kind words and effort for us all over here. It is really appreciated. Good luck to Arthur getting off probation sometime soon.... I am still no where near getting of my probation with my beautiful wife :)
Kind regards
Hi Sue,Thank you so much for the quilt you made - everyone I work with say that it's the best onethey have seen (and for some this is their 2nd/3rd deployment). I hope it wasn't blasphemymaking something like this given you are an All Blacks supporter!I am a Fighter Controller with the Royal Australian Navy and deployed as part of an RAAFaircrew. Due to the intensity of our deployment we are only away for 3.5 months, so not longto go now and should be home before Christmas. The deployment has had its momentsbut they always do!Everyone in my crew have received their quilts and it was a real morale booster so thanksto you all.Kind regards,.....Hi Katie, Sorry for the late response. I have been away in a different location and the mail has been waiting for me. I received your care packages with all the goodies, laundry bag and quilt. I wanted to say a big thank you. I'm honoured to receive such generosity from a complete stranger and the amount of effort that must have gone into making them is amazing. The quilt is spot on. Your research was obviously excellent. Rest assured, Mr Piggy is taking pride and place on my bed right now. You'll be happy to know that we were fortunate enough to watch both of the finals and I'm sorry that the Storm couldn't get a win for you. I'm a Broncos fan so my hopes were dashed a little earlier. We are going well here but receiving small gifts like these certainly brightens our days. It's humbling to see the effort that has been put in. Support from home is one of the precious things about wearing this uniform. It gives us purpose and meaning. I'm glad that you shared your talent with me particularly because it's starting to get a bit cooler now so I'll need the quilt. Once again thank you very much Katie. I feel very blessed......Hi Julie-ann, I am writing to you to say a big thankyou for my laundry bag that I just received. It is fantastic, thankyou so much for the effort you put into it. All of the team here are so appreciative of the quilts and laundry bags they are getting through the amazing work of everyone at Aussie Hero Quilts. Thankyou for the delicious snacks with my laundry bag, they will not last long! It's so great to get anything sent from back in Oz let alone these amazing pieces of work. I'm sorry to hear that your husband has MS. My aunty has been living with MS for a long time as well and her husband died earlier this year. Luckily one of my cousins still lives at home to help her. My family is all from SA as well so it's possible that you even know my aunty, Denise Waters. It's great to hear that you have regular time with your grandchildren, young kids are so much fun but I remember how busy they make things too. .....
Hi Julie-Ann,
I am writing to you to say a big thank you for my laundry bag that I just received. It is fantastic, thank you so much for the effort you put into it. All of the team here are so appreciative of the quilts and laundry bags they are getting through the amazing work of everyone at Aussie Hero Quilts. Thank you for the delicious snacks with my laundry bag, they will not last long! It's so great to get anything sent from back in Oz let alone these amazing pieces of work. Thank you once again for all your work in making so many laundry bags. It is a fantastic thing you do and really something that everyone here looks forward too. Our rotation from 2SQN with the E-7A wedgetail will be heading home in the next few weeks.
Dear Helen and Pat Thank you for the quilt. It is quite magnificent! It was waiting for me when I returned from leave. You have inadvertently included something that makes the quilt incredibly special. At some stage in their careers, soldiers will have a callsign bestowed upon them. It is a bit like a nickname. About two months ago, the Task Force commander had to contact me over the radio network. He asked to speak to Callsign XXXXX No one knew who this was. I stepped forward and said:
"I think he means me." The commander has previously accused me of being easily distracted ... "Oh look! There's a XXXXX!"" He now says he thought up the callsign because I flit from subject to subject. Regardless ... my Callsign is and always will be XXXXXX. And the quilt has several panels containing XXXXXX. Fantastic! On my return to Australia I am leaving Darwin where I have lived quilt-free for the past 12 years, and will move to the High Country of Victoria where your quilt will be put to good use. Thank you so much for making something so special. With very best wishes
AnnHi, I would just like to drop you an email from the Middle East Region to thank you andthe ladies of the sewing group as well as the owners of 'Kraft Daze Sewing World'for making and suppling the laundry bags.A momentous task that you have undertaken does make a difference and makes thisregion that little bit more bearable with some homemade items from home (the familycan only send so much).I am currently deployed here in a security role although my ADF position is as a 'MilitaryWorking Dog Handler' (Reservist).This is my first deployment and is in duration of 7 months and I can admit it is hard beingaway from my wife and children (3 kids) whom all reside in Queensland.It is refreshing to see that their are people within Australia that appreciate the role thatwe undertake and the sacrifices that ADF personal make in safeguarding the people ofAustralia and ultimately the world in the fight against terrorism.Again, thank you and your gestures are appreciated.Sincerely Yours.....
And last but not least, a couple of ladies could not get their AHQ Dinner feedback into me in time for the post and because I have been in Perth I could not put it up last week so here it is now
I was fortunate enough to be able to attend the "Aussie Heroes Quilts (and Laundry Bags)" end of year reception on Saturday night which was hosted by "Hartman Navy Base" in Canberra. What a great night it was too, never dreamt that I would be mixing with so many men and women that help to keep our shores safe. Quite an honour.
I also met quite a few of the ladies from interstate that are part our organisation and it was great to get an insight into how Aussie Hero Quilts has affected their lives, from those that have been with Jan-Maree for 5 years down to those that joined us a couple of months ago. All with many stories to tell. Can now put faces to names when the Blog comes through.
My quilting friends from Pennant Hills (Cherrybrook) group Bridgit and Beverly were kind enough to drive me there and back and Maxine, and her husband Malcolm from Canberra, very generously put me up for the night. My appreciation goes out to you all and of course to you Jan-Maree for including me in a wonderful evening.
Joan McK
Both my sister and myself enjoyed the whole weekend - catching up with my friends was always going to be a bonus. Then to have Saturday night and Sunday morning was wonderful. We were so into chatting about the evening on our drive back to my friends place that night, that I missed a turn and we had to get the map out and find ourselves and get back onto the right roads again ! A good laugh. Then stayed up for a long time just chatting about it with my friend. I was on a high for a few days, so can only just imagine how you were. I think I needed to wait a few days to ponder on the weekend before responding to your request for us to send in our views. I have been going over the dinner and breakfast a lot since we have been home. It still blows me away how a quilt arriving at the right time saved a life. I guess I hadn't really comprehended the immense impact of what we do. Very humbling. And something that I will remember for a long time. The whole Dinner and Breakfast has really touched me. Made me want to come back and really fire up the sewing machine and go for it - until sparks flew out!
Meeting with the Defence people was interesting and great, and they were 'normal' even though they were very important people (here is my ignorance showing) One chap said 'hello I'm Brett' I later found out he was a Rear Admiral - wow, should I have saluted or curtsied! I found them easy to approach and chat with. I particularly loved hearing about their work on deployment and learnt a lot about what our deployed people do. Spent some time reading chests, talking about their medals, insignias, the stripes, circles etc on their shoulders - was fascinating. This was after I assured them that I wasn't some pervert!
Your speech was excellent, not too long, very informative and touching. Several times while you were speaking I could hear the people around me reacting to what you were saying and at other times you could have heard a pin drop, you had us all engaged. Lots of soft ooh, ahh, wow's were heard (gee, I'm sounding like the teacher I was a few years ago, marking your presentation !)
Meeting up with other quilters was valuable. It gave us a chance to say hello, swap techniques, ask quilting questions and swap email addresses. I even met the other Raylene.
Even though I have written a lot here, I still struggle to find adequate words to show what the dinner and breakfast really meant. Like is said earlier, it really touched me and I feel really proud and humble to be a part of Aussie Hero Quilts. So... THANK YOU Jan-Maree
Are we doing it again next year ???? PLEASE No pressure LOL
Till next time, keep spreading the word and happy stitching!


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TeamTreeHouse Offering Discount for StudentsCategories Articles, Web Design
I think one of the most important things any aspiring web developer or designer can be is humble.
Even when your work truly does inspire, let it speak for itself. Your audience will thank you for that.
(Let me caution that my high school art teacher said that "to be a great artist, you must not be humble." Although I now more greatly understand where this quote is applicable, I still think it's best to let one's work speak for itself).
One of my personal favorite web-gurus is, and has been, Ryan Carson. What he does is smooth. The designs and businesses he spins appear effortlessly constructed. His team of brilliant webbies know what's up without sounding like know-it-all jerks.
Things just got easier for web-trepreneur's with Carson's roll out of the student plan pricing for TeamTreeHouse.com. $9 per month is now all it costs to learn how to break into this industry, remain on the bleeding edge, and get noticed. That's about the cost of a discount pizza these days (which I caution you against if you're in the market, so to speak!)
All you need is a student ID. Then, you may find yourself dropping out of college because the "ivory towers" simply don't mean what they used to mean.
That's the beauty of the internet. Information in the past used to be stored up in convents and monasteries where only the priests could read and write. We call those the Dark Ages, and rightly so. Along came the printing press, advances in communication really took off from there. Now, we have devices that you can simply Bump together to transfer data (Bu.mp also has a pretty cool website design to check out).
So, the point is that being a student doesn't (always) give you the edge on your craft. When you have mastered the ability to understand information and process it into something useful, then the internet can become your teacher.
Knowledge can be gained through reading, but only after applying that knowledge can you gain wisdom.


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- Warranty: 1 Year Limited Manufacturers Warranty
- Max Air Flow: 3600 CFM
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"It is necessary to write, if the days are not to slip emptily by.
How else, indeed, to clap the net over the butterfly of the
moment? For the moment passes, it is forgotten; the mood
is gone; life itself is gone. That is where the writer scores
over his fellows: he catches the changes of his mind on the hop. "
Vita Sackville-West
I have often posted photos of the pond by my office but
until last week it had never occurred to me to take the dogs
there, so this weekend the whole family sans Max the cat were
off. It proved to be quite a nice spot for a walk with critters to
see, benches to rest on, lots of smells and even a puppy to meet.
So here it is Sunday in the park.
The insect catching Waxwings that nest on the small island
and spend the day feeding over the pond.
and spend the day feeding over the pond.
Clouded Sulphur Butterfly?
"To be whole. To be complete. Wildness reminds us what it means
to be human, what we are connected to rather than what we are
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Guest Post: Full of Fabulous
I am so happy to be guest posting today over at my friend Emma's blog,
Full of Fabulous
while she is away visiting family and attending some fabulous weddings. Be sure to head on over and check out the post. The photo below will give you a little peek at what I am blogging about today.
Also don't forget to enter my September giveaway
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Bring Your Meeting Home
Dear Local Business Owner:
Do you understand the power you have to help our local economy? Do you know the value of tourism and neetings in our destination?
We have outlined in the PDF linked below exactly how you can help the local economy. We've given you the facts about how tourism and meetings boost our local economy and save tax dollars in your pocket.
We all belong to an association, club, organization or corporate office; have CEOs, family reunions, alumni groups, weddings, church groups or educational meetings. You have the power to influence those people to "Bring Meetings Home." All you have to do is ask. Educate yourself, your friends and your associates about the power of tourism in building our local economy. Book your local favorite hotel today.
If you have a request for proposal to bring a group to a Collier County hotel, you may send that to email@example.com. Debi will get proposals from the hotels for you and assist you in booking your meeting in Collier County.
The Naples, Marco Island & the Everglades CVB has collateral to help you sell the meeting to attendees, information on what to do in the area for them and incentive to "Bring Your Meetings Home." Just check out the Meetings section of our website for all of the information you need to bring and plan your next group event home. No matter what size or how many, our local hotels need your business to help our economy get back on track, keep people employed, keep them shopping and dining locally and be self-supportive.
Act now! "Bring Your Meetings Home" and send this information to a friend, associate or other influencer to show them we want to book their meetings and events in Naples, Marco Island & the Everglades.
For a list of local hotels or to order a Meeting Planner destination kit, please call 1-800-830-1760 today. Send your active Request for Meeting Proposals to email@example.com.
Best Regards to your Success,
Debi DeBenedetto, CHA
Tourism Sales & Marketing Manager
Naples, Marco Island Everglades CVB
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Gladstone Capital Corporation (GLAD) has been named as a Top 10 dividend-paying financial stock, according to Dividend Channel, which published its most recent ''DividendRank'' report. The report noted that among shares of financial companies, GLAD displayed both attractive valuation metrics and strong profitability metrics. For example, the recent GLAD share price of $7.37 represents a price-to-book ratio of 0.9 and an annual dividend yield of 11.40% — by comparison, the average stock in Dividend Channel's coverage universe yields 3.6% and trades at a price-to-book ratio of 2.3. The report also cited the strong monthly dividend history at Gladstone Capital Corporation, and favorable long-term multi-year growth rates in key fundamental data points.
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Check out some of these Lemonade inspired story boards from many of our favorite wedding blogs! Well the deadline to enter The 2010 Lemonade Wedding Giveaway contest officially ends tonight at midnight! Studio 6XI and Goodwill Industries of southwest Florida partnered up to giveaway the sweetest day ever to a couple who has come upon sour times. We have some amazing stories from lovebirds all over southwest Florida. At the close of the
contest a panel of judges will be selecting our top 3 finalists and determine the winning couple which will be announced in the coming weeks. Soon you can check The Lemonade Wedding website to see the finalist stories and pictures. But the event does not end here the winning couple will be getting hitched on September 12,2010 at the Edison Ford Winter Estates and a reception to follow catered by The Flying Pig at the historic Heitman House. All of our vendors that have participated are some of the best businesses in southwest Florida. They are pulling together to host one of the most amazing events in the area. Florida brides don't fret if you didn't make the deadline or even the final cut because we will be hosting "The Lemonade Social" what is this you ask...well it will be the social event of the season where you will be able to meet all of the wedding sponsors upclose and personal to talk about your wedding day. You will have the opportunity to meet some of the most talented wedding professionals in the area, win door prizes, get tons of wedding ideas and connect with other Florida Brides. Stay tuned for more details on the when and where of Lemonade social by following our blog and connecting on Facebook.


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HOUSTON — Just more than a year after marrying Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith, oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall died Saturday. He was 90.
Marshall, who earlier this year fought pneumonia, was hospitalized at Park Plaza Hospital in Houston. Officials there confirmed Marshall's death but would not release any details.
A battle had already been brewing over Marshall's estate, which reportedly has been valued at $550 million.
Smith and Marshall's son, Pierce Marshall, went to court in February to decide the guardianship of the fortune. The money wound up being put in a trust and Smith was largely cut off from the funds.
Shortly after, Smith went on a tabloid television show to complain about her financial woes. She professed her love for Marshall and said she had performed "wife duties."


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Jordyn's weekly e-mail
May 19, 2014
Serving in Federal Way, Washington
YSA ward, H
Companion: Sister Hansen
Well, the day I swore would never come came and went this week,
|Saying Goodbye to my family...May 15, 2013, One Year ago this last week...WOW
In all seriousness though, I have gotten a lot of "oh you don't have much longer left!" this week.
|Just sayin' Sisters are better than Elders!! :)
Sister VerHoef & Sister Hansen
So we're back on 4 wheels and loving it! We've gotten a lot more work done now that we actually have it back, and are super excited to see what miracles this week has in store for us.
So a little about Sister Hansen:
age: 22
Hometown: Loveland, Colorado
Been a member all her life, and has an amazing ability to endure. She's also super blunt and hilarious, so we get along great :) She's not loving YSA yet (sound familiar?) but she's excited for a change. She just came from the Graham ward (where Sis Goble went).
We had another recent convert fireside last night. I helped play the piano again, and I'm gonna play my violin at next months, which is in . . wait for it . . . Puyallup South!! Wooo!!! I really don't think I can express how excited I am for June 22 to come :)
Love ya all! Hope you have an awesome week
Sister VerHoef
|Sister VerHoef & Sister Goble transfer day
May 16, 2014
|All four of these Sisters have been companions
lft to Rght Sister Kartchner, Sister VerHoef,
Sister Dudek & Sister Goble May 2014


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Two cutest things
Ella found Clotilde's new book I left on the chaise sofa and went to investigate. I managed to snap a picture before she lost interest -what, you don't have a camera ready wherever your new kitten happens to be? These two are the cutest things in my house right now.
Of course you know Clotilde has a new book, yes? If not, where have you been? She's everywhere, including the Today's Show just the other day. How exciting! If you missed it you could watch her online here.
I grabbed my copy today and spent the afternoon on my sofa snuggling up with it, sipping a cup of tea -which, admittedly, would have been a tad messier to do when reading Chocolate and Zucchini online.
The many inspiring recipes are not sending me into the kitchen today though. I've got to get packing. I'm leaving for Spain tomorrow for a quick 10-day trip. Alas, while Clotilde's book can tag along to keep me company, my Ella won't do so well in the luggage. I'm going to miss her so much.
I'll see you Monday from rainy(!) Pamplona. Kudos to anyone who can guess what I'd be doing there. Oh, and if you are in the US or UK, Clotilde is in the middle of her book tour at the moment. Say hello for me if you see her!


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(Listed in the same order as their respective quality, so the first name is #1, the second #2, and so on, even though obviously all of these seiyuu are wonderful or they wouldn't be listed.)
Characters highlighted in bold are mai waifus.
On the Boys' Team: 49
Hikaru Midorikawa, who plays Yoshino Yusuke in Clannad, Lancer in
Fate/Zero, Li Xengke in Code Geass, Tokia Mikagame in Flame of Recca,
Kyousuke Natsume in Little Busters, and many other good roles.
Yuichi Nakamura, who plays Tomoya Okazaki in Clannad, Gray Fullbuster in
Fairy Tail, Kyosuke Kosaka in Oreimo, Hotaru Oreki in Hyouka, and many
other good roles.
Norio Wakamoto, who plays Cell in Dragonball, Charles zi
Brittania from Code Geass, and many other good roles.
Jun Fukuyama, who plays Lelouche in Code Geass, Sota Takanashi in
Working, Kraft Lawrence from Spice and Wolf, Koro Sensei in Assassination Classroom, and many other good roles.
Hiroshi Kamiya, who plays Trafalgar Law in One Piece, Koyomi Araragi in
Bakemonogatari, Shinji Matou in Fate/Etc, Hiroomi Souma in Working,
Levi in Shingeki no Kyojin, Yuzuru Otanashi in Angel Beats, and many
other good roles.
Showtaro Morikubi, who plays Shikamaru Nara from Naruto, Goro Shigeno from Major, Bartolomeo from One Piece, and many other good roles.
Noriaki Sugiyama, who plays Sasuke Uchiha from Naruto, Ishida Uryuu from
Bleach, Emiya Shirou from Fate/Stay Night, and many other good roles.
Tetsuya Kakihara, who plays Simon from Tengen Toppa Gurrenn Lagann, Natsu Dragneel from Fairy Tail, and many other good roles.
Takehito Koyasu, who plays Klowal Febdash in Crest of the Stars, Oberon in Sword Art Online, Kouji
Yoshida in Bakuman, Aokijii in One Piece, and a plethora of additional
good roles.
Fumihiko Tachiki, who plays Gendou Ikari in Evangelion, Zaraki Kenpachi in Bleach, Akainu in One Piece, Daisuke Kosaka in Oreimo, and many, many other roles
Kappei Yamaguchi, who plays Inuyasha in Inuyasha, Usopp in One Piece, Ranma in Ranma 1/2, L in Death Note, Etoh in Record of Lodoss War, and many other good roles.
Kazuya Nakai, who plays Roronoa Zoro in One Piece, and many other roles.
Tomokazu Seki, who plays Sagara Sousuke in Full Metal Panic, Gilgamesh in Fate/Etc, Kenichi Shirahama in The World's Mightiest Disciple Kenichi, Rob Lucci in One Piece, Bart Garsus in Vandread, and many other good roles.
Jouji Nakata, who plays Kotomine Kirei in Fate/Etc, Narrator in Amagami SS, Diethard Ried in Code Geass, Hody Jones in One Piece, Narrator in Saki, Hyogo Otoo in Working, and many other good roles.
Shuuichi Ikeda, who plays Shanks in One Piece, Seijiro Hiko in Rurouni Kenshin, Kite in Hunter x Hunter, and many other good roles.
Tomokazu Sugita, who plays Kyon in Haruhi Suzumiya, Yuuichi Aizawa in Kanon, and many other good roles.
Shinichiro Miki, who plays Knov in Hunter x Hunter, Shannon Casull in Scrapped Princess, Kaiki Deishu in X-monogatari, Kurz Weber in Full Metal Panic, Urahara Kisuke in Bleach, Assassin in Fate/Stay Night, Jun Uezawa from Kokoro Toshokan, Kazuto Okiura from Kobato, Zamasu from Dragon Ball Super, and a plethora of additional good roles.
Akira Ishida, who plays Gaara in Naruto, Kaworu Nagisa in Evangelion,
Zeref in Fairy Tail, Ryuunosuke Uryuu in Fate/Zero, Cavendish in One Piece, and many other good
Nobuyuki Hiyama, who plays Viral in Gurren Lagann, Hiei in Yu Yu
Hakusho, Kota Hirano in High School of the Dead, Joe Higashi in Fatal
Fury, Ikkaku Madarame in Bleach, Seiichi Kinoshita in Shirobako, and many other roles.
Ryo Horikawa, who plays Vegita in Dragon Ball, Hermit in History's Mightiest Disciple Kenichi, and many other good roles.
Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, who plays Kirito in Sword Art Online, Sora in No Game No Life, Yuu Mononobe in Juuou Mujin no Fafnir, and many other roles.
Rikiya Koyama, who plays Emiya Kiritsugu in Fate/Etc, Hideo Kuze in
Ghost in the Shell, Hakuoro in Utawarerumono, Coyote Starrk in Bleach,
Emonzaemon Saeda in Katanagatari, Kyros in One Piece, and many other good roles.
Kazuki Yao, who plays Dark Schneider in Bastard, Ikki Takeda in Kenichi, Franky, Bon Clay, and Jango from One Piece, and many other good roles.
Hiroaki Hirata, who plays Sanji in One Piece, Klein in Sword Art Online, and many other roles.
Akio Ohtsuka, who plays Blackbeard in One Piece, Uvogin in Hunter x Hunter, Rider in Fate/Zero, Jinei in Rurouni Kenshin, Andrei Kalinin in Full Metal Panic, Samson in Sekai no Senki, Batou in Ghost in the Shell, Isshinsai Ogata in Kenichi the Mightiest Disciple, Mushiban in Yes Precure 5 GoGo!, Kyouraku Shunsui in Bleach, and a million other good roles.
Konishi Katsuyuki, who plays Kazama Shouichi in Majikoi, Luxus and Yuri Dreyer in Fairy Tail, Fulle in Scrapped Princess, Kamina in Gurrenn Lagann, Captain Ginyu in Dragon Ball, Hisagi Shuuhei and Asano Keigo in Bleach, Braht in Akame ga Kill, and a million other good roles.
Masaya Onosaka, who plays Zelos in Tales of Symphonia, Isaac Dian in Baccano, Hirako Shinji in Bleach, Ichiro Mihara in Angelic Layer, Leeron Littner in Gurren Lagann, Spandam in One Piece, Takeshi Momoshiro in Prince of Tennis, and many more good roles.
Houchu Ohtsuka, who plays Jiraiya in Naruto, Terra of the Left in Index, King Jikochu in Doki Doki Precure, Gates in Full Metal Panic, Junjiro Takagi in Idolm@ster, Montblanc Norland in One Piece, and many other good roles.
Masakazu Morita, who plays Kurosaki Ichigo in Bleach, Marco in One Piece, Kazuya Hiramaru in Bakuman, Toshiya Satou in Major, Kotaro Tennoji in Rewrite, and many other good roles.
Nobuhiko Okamoto, who plays Accelerator in Index/Railgun, Leicester in Shukufuku no Campanella, Eiiji Niizuma in Bakuman, and many other good roles.
Ryusei Nakao, who plays Freeza in Dragonball, Caesar Clown in One Piece, Mayuri Kurotsuchi in Bleach, Pii-chan/Noise in Suite Precure, Isamu Nishimura in Touch, and many more good roles.
Jouji Yanami, who plays Kaio-sama in Dragonball, Gan Fall in One Piece, the Narrator in Dragonball, Totosai in Inuyasha, and many other good roles.
Souichiro Hoshi, who plays Keiichi Maebara in Higurashi, Oojirou Mihara in Angelic Layer, Rygart Arrow in Broken Blade, Gino Weinburg in Code Geass, Tomoko Sakurai in Sora no Otoshimono, Brera Sterne in Macross Frontier, Yashamaru in Naruto, Gakuto Mukahi in Prince of Tennis, Keel Zeibel in Tales of Eternia, Masahi Satou in To Heart, and many other good roles.
Kenjiro Tsuda, who plays Shin Fukuhara and the Narrator in Baka to Test, Inui Sadaharu in Prince of Tennis, Zhaveid in Tales of Zestiria the X, Aoba Yamashiro in Naruto, Mifune in Soul Eater, and many other roles.
Wataru Takagi, who plays Obito/Tobi in Naruto, Bellamy and Vander Decken in One Piece, Knuckle in Hunter x Hunter, Bunbee in Pretty Cure, Ganjuu Shiba in Bleach, and a ton of other roles.
Takahiro Sakurai, who plays Kira Izuru in Bleach, Yukiatsu in Anohana, Meme Oshino in Bakemonogatari, Suzaku Kururugi in Code Geass, Joe Okada in Pretty Cure, Sting Eucliffe in Fairy Tail, Guiche in Zero no Tsukaima, Yuuji Kazami in Le Fruit de la Grisaia, Sasori in Naruto, Akane in Soul Eater Not, Faldio Landzaat in Valkyria Chronicles, and many other good roles.
Junichi Suwabe, who plays Grimmjaw Jaggerjaques in Bleach, Takaya Kurisu in Amagi Brilliant Park, Shinta Fukuda in Bakuman, Fried Justine in Fairy Tail, Archer in Fate/Stay Night, Takashi Komuro in High School of the Dead, Vergo in One Piece, Keigo Atobe in Prince of Tennis, Friagne in Shakugan no Shana, Jeaha in Akatsuki no Yona, and many other good roles.
Daisuke Ono, who plays Sora and Yukito Kunasaki in Air, Erwin Smith in Attack on Titan, Itsuki Koizumi in Haruhi Suzumiya, Shizuo Heiwajima in Durara, Dezel in Tales of Zestiria the X, Koichi Nimura in PapaKiki, Kazuya Tokugawa in Prince of Tennis, Battler Ushiromiya in Umineko, Cain in Valvrave, Jun Sato in Working!, Kuzuya in Planetarian, and a million more good roles.
Yuuki Kaji, who plays Eren Jaeger in Attack on Titan, Lyon Vastia in Fairy Tail, Satoru Asahina (14-26 years old) in Shinsekai Yori, Koichi Tanemura in Hanasaku Iroha, Subaru Hasegawa in Ro-Kyu-Bu!, Ko Mabuchi from Ao Haru Ride, and a million more good roles.
Mamoru Miyano, who plays Taichi Mashima in Chihayafuru, Light Yagami in Death Note, Masaomi Kida in Durarara, Hisashi Igo in High School of the Dead, Chrollo Lucifer in Hunter x Hunter, Kento Miura in Kimi no Todoke, Death the Kid in Soul Eater, Rintaro Okabe in Steins;Gate, Flynn Scifo in Tales of Vesperia, H-neun in Valvrave, and a million other good roles.
Toshio Furukawa, who plays Piccolo in Dragon Ball, Kishin in Soul Eater, Portgas D. Ace in One Piece, and many other roles for older shows.
Keiji Fujiwara, who plays Hannes in Shingeki no Kyojin, Ladd Russo in Baccano, Nick Lu'juck in Shukufuku no Campanella, Amata Kihara in Index, Kinnosuke Kizuhara in Durarara, Volcott O'Huey in Galaxy Angel, Seiji Ogata in Hikaru no Go, Leorio in Hunter x Hunter, Jinzaburo Matoba in Outbreak Company, Saku Gyousou in Twelve Kingdoms, Haku in Utawarerumono: Itsuware no Kamen, and a million other good roles.
Nobutoshi Canna, who plays Kabuto Yakushi in Naruto, Lancer in Fate/Stay Night, Ryuya in Air, Masato Inohara in Little Busters!, Guts in Berserk, Nekki Basara in Macross 7, and many other roles.
Kazuhiro Yamaji, who plays Bel in Doki Doki Precure, Hit in Dragon Ball Super, Senor Pink in One Piece, Kurama in Full Metal Panic!, and many other good roles.
Tomomichi Nishimura, who plays Ohnoki in Naruto, Mebius in Fresh Pretty Cure, Belzei in Futari wa Pretty Cure, Richard Mardukis in Full Metal Panic!, Jorge Saotome in Yu Yu Hakusho, T-bone in One Piece, Howard Glass in Macross Frontier, Kuroboshi in Kyoukai no Rinne, and a million other roles.
Tetsuo Goto (deceased), who plays Hanyabel in One Piece, Bizef in Hunter x Hunter, Derflinger in Zero no Tsukaima, Martin in Squid Girl, and many other roles.
Yoichi Masukawa, who plays Rock Lee in Naruto among other roles.
Koichi Toochika, who plays Neiji Hyuuga in Naruto among other roles.
Kujira, who plays Orochimaru in Naruto among other roles.
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Rie Kugimiya, who plays Happy from Fairy Tail, Iori Minase from
Idolmaster, Nagi Sanzenin from Hayate no Gotoku, Taiga Aisaka from
Toradora, Yuki Kataoka from Saki, Shana from Shakugan no Shana, Yuuhi
Katagiri from Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka, Louise from Zero no Tsukaima,
Madoka Aguri/Cure Ace from Pretty Cure, Touko Matsudaira from Maria-sama
ga Miteru, and
many other good roles.
Kana Hanazawa, who plays Kobato Hasegawa from Haganai, Mayuri Shiina
from Steins;Gate, Nadeko Sengoku from Bake-(etc)-monogatari, Ruri Gokou
(Kuroneko) from Oreimo, Kuro Matsumi from Saki, Shiori Shiomiya from The
World God Only Knows, Kobato Hanato from Kobato, Kanade Tachibana
(Tenshi) from Angel Beats, Mikan Yuuki from To Love ru, Syrup in Leviathan, Akane Sakurada in Joukamachi no Dandelion, Kagari in Rewrite, Sakura Mutsuko in Major and many other good roles.
Yui Horie, who plays Tsubasa Hanekawa from Bakemonogatari, Minori
Kushieda from Toradora!, Riki Naoe from Little Busters!, Ayu Tsukimiya
from Kanon, Yume Asakura from Da Capo II, Kotori Shirakawa from Da
Capo, Charle from Fairy Tail, Siesta from Zero no Tsukaima, Raika Oda
from Papa no Iukoto wo Kikinasai, Multi from To Heart, Maria Ushiromiya
from Umineko no naku Kori ni, Hanyuu from Higurashi no naku Kori ni, Cure Magical/Riko in Mahoutskai Precure, Michiru Mayumura from Major 2nd, and
many other good roles.
Tomatsu Haruka, who plays Asuna Yuuki from Sword Art Online, Lala
Deviluke from To Love ru, Saki Rukino from Valvrave, Aoba Tsukishima
from Cross Game, Yuina Wakura from Hanasaku Iroha, Hiteihime from
Katanagatari, Yuka from Natsuiro Kiseki, Naruko Anjo from Anohana, Cure
Fortune from Precure, and many other good roles.
Yukari Tamura, who plays Mei Sunohara from Clannad, Nanoha Takamachi
from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Rika Furude from Higurashi, Sakura
Yoshino from Da Capo, Togame from Katanagatari, Ranpha Franboise from
Galaxy Angel, Suzuha Amane from Steins;Gate, Masuzu Natsukawa from
Oreshura, Mine from Akame ga Kill, Jibril from No Game No Life, and many other good roles.
Mai Nakahara, who plays Nagisa Furukawa from Clannad, Teana Lanster from
Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Juvia Luxor from Fairy Tail, Rena Ryuuguu
from Higurashi, Nanami Yasuri from Katanagatari, Teru Miyanaga from Saki, Nola from Spice and Wolf, Yuzuha
from Utawarerumono, and many other good roles.
Eri Kitamura, who plays Miki Aono/Cure Berry in Pretty Cure, Cana
Alberona in Fairy Tail, Yui from Angel Beats, Sayaka Miki from Puella
Magi Madoka Magica, Yachiyo Todoroki in
Working, Kureha Suminoya in Sora no Woto, Ami Kawashimi in Toradora,
Karen Araragi in Bake-(etc)-monogatari, Miu Takanashi in Papa no Iukoto,
Saya Takagi in High School of the Dead, Bahamut in Leviathan, Akane Senri in Rewrite, and many other good roles.
Kana Ueda, who plays Hayate Yagami in Lyrical Nanoha, Rin Tohsaka in
Fate/Etc, Saki Miyanaga in Saki, Rathty in Tears to Tiara, Yumi Fukuzawa
in Maria-sama ga Miteru, and many other
good roles.
Chiwa Saitou, who plays Hitagi Senjougahara in Bakemonogatari, Homura
Akemi in Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Subaru Nakajima in Mahou Shoujo
Lyrical Nanoha, Francesca Lucchini in Strike Witches, Kokoro from Kokoro
Toshokan, Kuro from Fate/Kaleid Liner Prism Ilya, Kotori Kanbe in Rewrite, and many other good roles.
Mamiko Noto, who plays Shimako Toudou in
Maria-sama ga Miteru, Einhart Stratos in Nanoha, Rin in Inuyasha, Hecate in Shakugan no Shana,
Kotomi Ichinose in Clannad, Tiffania Westwood in Zero no Tsukaima, Mavis
Vermillion in Fairy Tail, Sawako Kuronuma in Kimi ni Todoke, and a
plethora of additional good roles.
Ayana Taketatsu, who plays Azusa Nakano in K-On, Kirino Kosaka in
Oreimo, Miharu Shimizu in Baka to Test, Fu Sawatari in Tamayura,
Suguha/Leafa in Sword Art Online, Jormungandr in Leviathan, and
many other good roles.
Ikue Ohtani, who plays Tony Tony Chopper in One Piece, Konohamaru in
Naruto, Hana in Ojamajo Doremi, Candy in Smile Precure, and many other
good roles.
Satsuki Yukino, who plays Mion and Shion Sonozaki in Higurashi, Kaname
Chidori in Full Metal Panic, Kagome Higurashi in Inuyasha, and many
other good roles.
Nana Mizuki, who plays Tsubomi Hanasaki/Cure Blossom in Pretty Cure,
Fate Testorossa in Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Hinata Hyuuga in Naruto,
Iga Oboro in Basilisk, and many other good roles.
Mayumi Tanaka, who plays Kuririn in Dragonball, Luffy in One Piece,
Koenma in Yu Yu Hakusho, Ira in Precure, and many other good roles.
Kaori Mizuhashi, who plays Minami Shimada in Baka to Test, Yuuno Scrya and Vivio
in Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Mami Tomoe in Puella Magi Madoka Magica,
Zepheris in Scrapped Princess, Maya Sawai in Da Capo II, Michiru Matsushima in Grisaia no Kajitsu, and many other
good roles.
Kaori Nazuka, who plays Nunnaly vi Britannia in Code Geass, Tsukasa
Ayatsuji in Amagami SS, Miyu Edelfelt in Fate/Kaleid Liner, Lynette
Bishop in Strike Witches, Yui Kotegawa in To Love ru, Tsubaki
Nakatsukasa in Soul Eater, Tenri Ayukawa/Diana in The World God Only
Knows, and many other good roles.
Mariya Ise, who plays Killua Zoldyck in Hunter x Hunter, Urara/Cure
Lemonade in Pretty Cure, Levi Macgarden in Fairy Tail, and many other
good roles.
Emiri Katou, who plays Hideyoshi and Yuki Kinoshita from Baka to Test, Mayoi Hachikuji from Bakemonogatari, Kagami Hiiragi from Lucky Star, Kyubey from Madoka Magica, and many other good roles.
Kanae Itou, who plays Sena Kashiwazaki from Haganai, Ohana Matsumae from Hanasaku Iroha, Yui from Sword Art Online, Elsie from The World God Only Knows, Nana Deviluke from To Love ru, Ruiko Saten from Railgun, Carrot from One Piece, and many other good roles.
Ami Koshimizu, who plays Hibiki Hojo/Cure Melody in Pretty Cure, Kallen
Stadtfeld in Code Geass, Nodoka Haramura
in Saki, Holo in Spice and Wolf, and many other good roles.
Aki Toyosaki, who plays Yui Hirasawa in K-On, Kazari Uiharu in Railgun,
Momo Deviluke from To Love ru, Nako Oshimizu in Hanasaku Iroha, and many other good roles.
Aya Hirano, who plays Minato Nagase from Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka, Konata
Izumi from Lucky Star, Misa Amane from Death Note, Ume Kurumizawa from
Kimi ni Todoke, Haruhi Suzumiya from Haruhi Suzumiya, Lucy Heartfilia
from Fairy Tail, and many other good roles.
Satomi Satou, who plays Ritsu Tainaka from K-On, Wendy Marvel from
Fairy Tail, Eru Chitanda from Hyouka, Manami Tamura from Oreimo, and
many other good roles.
Ayako Kawasumi, who plays Lafiel from Crest of the Stars, Ko Aoki from
Bakuman, Fuu from Samurai Champloo, Saber from Fate/Stay Night, Kazumi
Yoshida from Shakugan no Shana, Akari Kamigishi from To Heart, Henrietta
de Tristain from Zero no Tsukaima, and many other good roles.
Yukana Nogami, who plays Honoka Yukishiro/Cure White, Shirahoshi from
One Piece, C.C. from Code
Geass, Teletha Tessa Testorossa from Full Metal Panic, Ai Nanasaki from
Amagami SS, and many other good roles.
Keiko Suzuki, who plays Haruka Saigusa and Kanata Futaki from Little
Busters, Yumemi Hoshino in Planetarian, Shizuru Nakatsu in Rewrite and Kanako in Clannad.
Natsumi Yanase, who plays Komari Kamikita in Little Busters, Akane
Hanasaki in Da Capo II, and Chihiro Shindo in Ef, among other roles.
Tomoe Tamiyasu, who plays Rin Natsume from Little Busters and Makina Irisu in Grisaia no Kajitsu, among other roles.
Ui Miyazaki, who plays Aisia from Da Capo Second Season and Charles
Yoshino from Da Capo III, among other roles.
Miyuki Sawashiro, who plays Aruru in Utawarerumono, Mint Blancmanche in
Galaxy Angel, Iwasawa in Angel Beats, Perrine H. Clostermann from Strike
Witches, Suruga Kanbaru in Bakemonogatari, Iina from Kokoro Toshokan,
Sinon from Sword Art Online, Cure Scarlet in Go! Princess Pretty Cure, Pudding from One Piece, and many other good roles.
Akemi Okamura, who plays Nami in One Piece, Mylandah in Battle Athletes, Sheena Suzubayashi in Tales of Symphonia, and many other good roles.
Junko Takeuchi, who plays Naruto Uzamaki in Naruto, Rin Natsuki/Cure Rouge in Yes Precure 5, Sabo (young) in One Piece, and many other roles.
Masako Nozawa, who plays Son Goku in Dragon Ball, Son Gohan in Dragon Ball, Son Goten in Dragon Ball, Goku Black in Dragon Ball, Doctor Kureha in One Piece, and many other good roles.
Mai Kadowaki, who plays Illyasviel von Einzbern in Fate/Etc, Risa Kamizaki in Amagami SS, Sanya v. Litvyak in Strike Witches, and many other good roles.
Tomoko Kawakami (deceased), who plays Misuzu Kamio in Air, Kris Christopher in Battle Athletes, Soi Fong in Bleach, Hikaru Shindou in Hikaru no Go, Miu Furinji in The World's Mightiest Disciple Kenichi, Sayuri Kurata in Kanon, and many other good roles.
Yuko Minaguchi, who plays Akiko Minase in Kanon, Farah Oersted in Tales of Eternia, Videl in Dragon Ball Super, and many other good roles.
Maaya Sakamoto, who plays Shinobu Oshino in Bake-(etc)-monogatari, Crona in Soul Eater, Kyou Yamada in Binbou Shimai Monogatari, and many other good roles.
Aoi Yuki, who plays Madoka Kaname in Madoka Magica, Victorique de Blois in Gosick, Shizuno Takakamo in Saki, Tanya Degurechaff in Youjo Senki, Noel Kannagi in Sora no Woto, Akira Renbokoji in Valvrave, Yuuki Aoi in Sword Art Online, Mio Aoyama in The World God Only Knows, and many other good roles.
Fumiko Orikasa, who plays Cure Rhythm/Kanade Minamino in Suite Pretty Cure, Rukia Kuchiki in Bleach, Shirley Fenette in Code Geass, Sayaka Okiura in Kobato, Miss Valentine in One Piece, Pacifica Casull in Scrapped Princess, Yayoi Fujisawa in Stellvia, Meia Gisborn in Vandread, and many other great roles.
Yuko Sanpei, who plays Nozomi Yumehara/Cure Dream in Pretty Cure, Chizuru Yoshida in Kimi ni Todoke, Cocomo Peirou in Galaxy Angel, Mystery Boy in Zettai Bouei Leviathan, Bolt in Naruto, and many other good roles.
Chie Nakamura, who plays Sakura Haruno in Naruto, among other roles.
Mai Fuchigami, who plays Miho Nishizumi in Girls und Panzer, Arisu Youbatsu/Cure Rosetta in Doki Doki Pretty Cure, Petralka in Outbreak Company and Nagisa Shiota in Assassination Classroom, among other roles.
Yui Ogura, who plays Onjouji Toki in Saki Achiga, Hinata Hakamada in Ro-Kyu-Bu, Kokona in Yama no Susume, Hikari Sakurada in Joukamachi no Dandelion, and other roles.
Omi Minami, who plays Ruri Hoshino in Martian Successor Nadesico,
Euphemia li Brittania in Code Geass, Meredy in Tales of Eternia, and
many other good roles.
Chiaki Omigawa, who plays Maka Albarn from Soul Eater and Tsurugi Minko from Hanasaku Iroha.
Junko Minagawa, who plays Cornelia li Britannia in Code Geass, Ryoma Echizen in Prince of Tennis, and many other roles.
Yuriko Yamaguchi, who plays Nico Robin in One Piece, Lahrri Feldnunt in Battle Athletes, Ritsuko Akagi in Evangelion, and many other roles.
Akiko Nakagawa, who plays Inori Yamabuki/Cure Pine in Pretty Cure, Miss Goldenweek in One Piece, Sota Higurashi in Inuyasha, and more.
Harumi Sakurai, who plays Yuri Nakamura in Angel Beats, Saya Tokido in Little Busters, Lisanna Strauss in Fairy Tail, Awaki Musujime in Index, and many other good roles.
Rina Satou, who plays Mikoto Misaka in Railgun, Kaoru Tanamachi in Amagami SS, Tsutako Takeshima in Maria-sama ga Miteru, Miyuki Chitose from Prince of Tennis, Yuki Kusakabe from To Heart, Sae Uzusawa from Saki, Rei Hino/Sailor Mars in Sailor Moon, Velvet Crowe in Tales of Zestiria the X, and many other good roles.
Satomi Arai, who plays Kuroko Shirai in Railgun, Peke in To Love-ru, Bisca Mulan in Fairy Tail, and many other side roles.
Saori Hayami, who plays Leviathan in Zettai Bouei Leviathan, Ayase Aragaki in Oreimo, Komaki Jindai in Saki, Haqua in TWGOK, Ikaros in Sora no Otoshimono, Miho Azuki in Bakuman, Chiriko Tsurumi in Anohana, Yotsugi Ononoki in Monogatari, Sachi in Sword Art Online, Anya Hepburn in Soul Eater Not, Haa-chan/Cure Felice in Mahoutsukai Precure, and a million other good roles.
Kotono Mitsuishi, who plays Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon in Sailor Moon, Misato Katsuragi in Evangelion, Boa Hancock in One Piece, Hummy in Suite Precure, Mai Shiranui in Fatal Fury, Kagero in Flame of Recca, and many other good roles.
Shizuka Itou, who plays Minako Aino/Sailor Venus in Sailor Moon, Hisa Takei in Saki, Haruka Morishima in Amagami SS, Wilhelmina Caramel in Shakugan no Shana, Kaori Kanzaki in Index, Luviagelita Edelfeldt in Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Ilya, Mayuki Kosaka in Da Capo II, Flare Corona in Fairy Tail, Nagi Hirono in Ef, Boota and Darry in Gurrenn Lagann, Hinagiku Katsura in Hayate no Gotoku, Misa Kakizaki in Negima, Christiane Friedrich in Majikoi, Rei Hasekura in Maria-sama ga Miteru, Mihoshi Takemura in Ro-kyu-bu, Tamaki Kousaka in To Heart2, Kozue Takanashi in Working!, and many more good roles.
Hisako Kanemoto, who plays Kanata Sorami in Sora no Woto, Ika Musume in Squid Girl, Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury in Sailor Moon, Yayoi Kise/Cure Peace in Pretty Cure, Hoshino and Katyusha in Girls und Panzer, Himeka Akishino in Oreshura, Lukshana in Zero no Tsukaima, and many other good roles.
Megumi Hayashibara, who plays Rei Ayanami in Evangelion, Rebecca in One Piece, Ranma Girl Type in Ranma 1/2, Asuna's mother in SAO, Faye Valentine in Cowboy Bebop, and many other famous old roles.
Sayuri Yahagi, who plays Manami Okuda in Assassination Classroom, Kaya Miyoshi in Bakuman, Izumi Segawa in Hayate no Gotoku, Haruna Sairenji in To Love-ru, and many more cute roles.
Akemi Kanda, who plays Yuko in AKB0048, Czeslaw Meyer in Baccano, Ryou Fujibayashi in Clannad, Wakaba Tsukishima and Akane Takigawa in Cross Game, Miharu Amakase in Da Capo, Asuna Kagurazaka in Negima, and many other good roles.
Megumi Han, who plays Gon Freeks in Hunter x Hunter (2011), Shirayuki Hime/Cure Princess in Happiness Charge Precure, and many other good roles.
Mayo Suzukaze, who plays Himura Kenshin in Rurouni Kenshin.
Romi Park, who plays Hitsugaya Toshiro in Bleach, Syrup in Pretty Cure, Hange Zoe in Shingeki no Kyojin, Pakunoda in Hunter x Hunter, and many other good roles.
Fumie Mizusawa, who plays Cure Marine/Erika Kurumi in Heartcatch Pretty Cure, and many other minor roles.
Megumi Nakajima, who plays Cure Lovely/Megumi Aino in Happiness Charge Pretty Cure, Ranka Lee in Macross Frontier, Chiho Mihara and Chise Mihara in Kobato, Lyra in Fairy Tail, and many other roles.
Ayumi Fujimura, who plays Neferpitou in Hunter x Hunter, Chiharu Harukaze in Hayate no Gotoku, Aiko Iwase in Bakuman, Eiko Aizawa in Squid Girl, and many other good roles.
Yuki Matsuoka, who plays Orihime Inoue in Bleach, Aiko Senoo in Ojamajo Doremi, Amy Limiette in Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, Evangeline A.K. McDowell in Negima, Ayumu "Osaka" Kasuga in Azumanga Daioh, Mako Mizukoshi in Da Capo, Tsuruya-san in Haruhi Suzumiya, Arisa Glennorth in Stellvia, and many other good roles.
Marina Inoue, who plays Armin from Shingeki no Kyojin, Sodachi from Owarimonogatari, Nao from
Smile Precure, Sakura Mamiya from Kyoukai no Rinne, Alicia Melchiott
from Valkyria Chronicles, Jessica Ushiromiya from Umineko, Yozora from
Haganai, Erio from Nanoha Strikers, Rei from High School of the Dead,
Yoko from Gurrenn Lagann, Eve Genoard from Baccano, and the list just
goes on and on.
Rina Hidaka, who plays Last Order from Index/Railgun, Sherry Tyueri from Gate, Silica from SAO, Airii Kashi from Ro-Kyu-Bu!, Nemesis from To Love-ru, Iris Freya from Unlimited Fafnir, and many more good roles.
Hitomi, who plays Koyuki Sakakibara in Majikoi, Sakura Yoshino in Da Capo III, Suzuri Minagi in Happiness!, and many more visual novel roles that will sadly never be animated and thus don't count.
Inori Minase, who plays Nekone in Utawarerumono, Mirai Nazukari in Locodol, Fuuka Leventon in Vivid Strike, and many other famous roles.
Kana Asumi, who plays Popura Taneshima in Working!, Hinata Kuraue in Yama no Susume, Chihiro Kosaka in The World God Only Knows, Kaoru Hanewa in Tamayura, Komari Koshigaya in Non Non Biyori, Miya Tachibana in Amagami SS, and many more good roles.
Nao Toyama, who plays Lyria from Granblue Fantasy the Animation, Kanon from the World God Only Knows, Tomo-chan from Tamayura, Karen Kujo from Kiniro Mosaic, Ako Atarashi from Saki, Yukiho Kosaka from Love Live, Pafu from Precure, Lelei la Lelena from Gate, Chiho Sasaki from Hataraku Maou-sama!, Reina Prowler from Macross Delta, and many more good roles.
Yuka Iguchi, who plays Index from Index, Mea Kurosaki from To Love Ru Darkness, Norie Okazaki from Tamayura, Yu Sonoda from Sakura Trick, Tsukihi Araragi from Bakemonogatari, Maho Misawa from Ro-Kyu-Bu!, Maria Takayama from Haganai, Aoi Yukimura from Yama no Susume, Mako Reizei from Girls und Panzer, Cheria Blendy from Fairy Tail, Ruri Tsugumi from Hayate no Gotoku, etc, etc.
Ai Kayano, who plays Menma from Anohana, Yuri Makita from Ao Haru Ride, Aoi Sakurada from Joukamachi Dandelion, Itsuwa from Index, Kanade Oe from Chihayafuru, Anna Clement from Code Geass, Kyoka from Fairy Tail, Saori Takabe from Girls und Panzer, Mayaka Ibara from Hyouka, Rin Toyama from New Game, Shuvi from No Game No Life, Ai Fuyuumi from Oreshura, Keika Kiyotaki from Ryuuou no Oshigoto, Rinko Ogasawara from Shirobako, Alice Zuberg from Sword Art Online, Alisha Diphda from Tales of Zestiria, Kanae Mitani from Tamayura, Kirie Sakurame from UQ Holder, Aina Sakurai from Valvrave, and many other good roles.
Ai Kakuma, who plays Sento Isuzu in Amagi Brilliant Park, Hikari Karibuchi in Brave Witches, Chino in Naruto, Rurutie in Utawarerumono, and many more good roles.
Akane Tomonaga, who plays Kazuki Kazami in Grisaia, Kazuko Kawakami in Majikoi, and many other visual novel related roles.
Yuko Goto, who plays Mikuru Asahina in Haruhi Suzumiya, Yukie Mayuzumi in Majikoi, Riannon in Tears to Tiara, and many more good roles.
Chinami Nishimura, who plays Kanna in Air, Reika Aoki/Cure Beauty in Precure, and many other roles.
Ryoko Ono, who plays Mirajane Strauss in Fairy Tail, Sasara Kusugawa in To Heart 2, and many other good roles.
Fuyuka Oura, who plays Angel/Sorano, Eve and Yukino in Fairy Tail, Lamdadelta and Young Miyo in Higurashi/Umineko, Ren and Run in To Love-ru, and many other side roles.
Yuki Takada, who plays Aoba Suzukaze from New Game among other minor roles.
Rumi Okubo, who plays Chinatsu from Yuru Yuri, Ako Shirabe/Cure Muse from Suite Precure, and other minor roles.
Noriko Shitaya, who plays Momiji Tsukishima in Cross Game, Sakura Matou in Fate/Etc, Lailah in Tales of Zestiria the X, Kasumi Tomine in Alien Nine, Avril Bradley in Gosick, Moegi in Naruto and many more good roles.
Rumi Shishido, who plays Onpu Segawa from Ojamajo Doremi and MOMO from Xenosaga among many other roles.
Natsumi Fujiwara, who plays Daigo Shigeno from Major 2nd among other minor roles.
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The very first fabric I ever bought was from Celia Birtwell, I vaguely appreciated it was Celia I had the long chat with – as I mooned over fabled creatures, princesses, stars and stripes whilst upending the entire basket of … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Home is where the Heart is
John Wayne (Duke) Hubert de Givenchy Mario Testino All have something in common… they can make houses into homes that echo who they are, where they have come from, their passions … all in a way that invites you to … Continue reading
Get In
Only US ladies can this be this full of swagger. The Gio-Go ladies tell it like it is on their 'Get in – Get out' show. Oh my, I just sit up as I watch it.
Check out 'House of Style', GioGo styl-ie, e.g Farrow and Ball – "The Chanel of Paint- Get In!"
Take me Home
Waste paper bins, let's not overlook them. They last a long time and can be uplifting: each time I tossed a paper ball into the beauty below I'd want to flick a heel and smooth down my pencil skirt (preferably … Continue reading
Pruskin = (20th Century design (chic))
There is a formula that never fails to be chic, and the Pruskin Gallery in London understands the maths. The Telegraph describes Julia and Michael Pruskin as 'two of London's most authorative dealers in 20th Century decorative arts', their un-erring … Continue reading
Prints – Re-Mastered
I was totally taken with this exhibition stand for a trade show in ' AW 1913': the clash of prints, intense colour, graphic interplay – really struck me as masterful . I also thought 'AW 2011'. Most particularly Jonathon Saunders: … Continue reading


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Seven Bruins Chosen for USA Softball Summer Teams
June 4, 2001
OKLAHOMA CITY - All seven current UCLA softball players invited to last week's tryouts for U.S. National Team selection were chosen to compete with one of the Amateur Softball Association's two teams this summer, it was announced today by the ASA/USA Softball.
Bruins playing for USA Red will be: Amanda Freed, Keira Goerl, Tairia Mims, Stacey Nuveman and Natasha Watley. Courtney Dale and Toria Auelua were chosen to represent USA Blue.
Both teams will compete against each other in the USA Softball Shootout, a West Coast exhibition tour, that will stop in Portland (June 8), Spokane (June 10), Sacramento (June 14) and UCLA's Easton Stadium (June 17).
USA Red will then travel to Honolulu, June 20-24, to represent the USA at the 2001 U.S. Cup, w here they will face 2000 Olymic silver medalist Japan, bronze medalist Australia and fourth-place finisher China. The U.S. Cup will mark the first time Team USA has faced these international teams since the 2000 Olympic Games.
The two teams will then travel to Vancouver, June 30-July 6, for the 2001 Canada Cup. The USA captured the gold medal and the bronze medal in 1999 when two teams were represented at the Canada Cup.
USA Blue will close out the season when it travels to Maracay, Venezuela, July 28-August 5 to represent the USA at the 2001 Pan Am Qualifier.
A complete list of players selected to the USA Red and USA Blue teams is available on www.usasoftball.com. Complete bios on players and coaches will be posted in the next few days.
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