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We had the privilege of speaking with Kirstin Jensen, the Vice President of Policy, Advocacy & Relationships at the Ontario Home Builders' Association (OHBA).Kirstin brings a wealth of experience in both government and industry relations. Before her current role, she served as political Deputy Chief of Staff, Director of Policy and Acting Chief of Staff to the Ontario Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, focusing on key areas such as planning, zoning, and development. Kirstin also held the position of Manager of Planning and Government Relations at the West End Home Builders' Association.Today, she leads a team at OHBA, driving the organization's advocacy efforts and fostering relationships with government officials and industry stakeholders. With a solid background in municipal planning, Kirstin's leadership and strategic insights are vital to OHBA's continued growth and success in shaping the future of the housing industry.We're thrilled to share Kirstin's story with everyone.Name: Kirstin JensenOrganization: Ontario Home Builders' AssociationSocial: @ontariohbaEmail: info@ohba.caAddress: 251 Consumers Road, Suite 301, Toronto, ON M2J 4R3Website: https://www.ohba.ca/

This podcast episode features interviews from the 2024 Ontario Home Builders' Association Annual Conference in Niagara Falls with key figures in Ontario's home building industry⁠, including conversations with the regulator responsible for consumer protection, builders, and other industry leaders⁠. The interviews include discussions with Wendy Moir (CEO of HCRA), Mike Memme (Chair of OHBA and Co-Owner & Operations Manager of Mountainview Building Group), Scott Andison (CEO of OHBA), Dave Depencier (Past Chair of OHBA and Owner & President of Depencier Builders), and Miyoko Oikawa (Senior Manager, Stakeholder Liaison and Technical Services at OHBA). Sign Up For The Next Webinar Realist Join the best community in Canadian Real Estate realist.ca Attend a Meetups Meetups Nick Instagram.com/mybuddynick tiktok.com/@mybuddynick twitter.com/mybuddynick89 Dan twitter.com/daniel_foch instagram.com/danielfoch tiktok.com/@danielfochSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are live at the OHBA conference in Niagara Falls! Joined by Dave Wilkes, President and CEO at Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), Bob Schickedanz, past OHBA president & partner Farsight Homes & Kirstin Jensen, VP of Policy, Advocacy & Relationships.  Learn more at OHBA Bob Schickedanz Dave Wilkes Kirstin Jensen Sign Up For The Next Webinar Realist  Join the best community in Canadian Real Estate realist.ca Attend a Meetups  Meetups Nick  Instagram.com/mybuddynick tiktok.com/@mybuddynick twitter.com/mybuddynick89 Dan twitter.com/daniel_foch  instagram.com/danielfoch tiktok.com/@danielfoch  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reporting Live from the OHBA conference in Ottawa we are joined by Dr. Mike Moffat to discuss,  The Missing Middle, challenges & opportunities Development policy and development charges ( Dans posts)  We talk about Twitter Drama  The CMHC housing catalogue and financing options  Mike Moffatt Learn more about the OHBA  GIVEAWAY - JOIN A MEETUP GROUP FOR. A CHANCE TO WIN $2400 WORTH OF SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT Sign Up For The Next Webinar Realist  Join the best community in Canadian Real Estate realist.ca Attend a Meetups  Meetups Get a Pre Approval G & H Mortgage Group Get Financing with Landbank LandBank Nick  Instagram.com/mybuddynick tiktok.com/@mybuddynick twitter.com/mybuddynick89 Dan twitter.com/daniel_foch  instagram.com/danielfoch tiktok.com/@danielfochSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the return of Ryuk! This week we go over volumes 7 and 8 of Ohba and Obata's Death Note.

This week we delve a little deeper into Ohba and Obata's Death Note, discussing volumes 3 and 4 of the series.

14 years after the original Death Note run ended, we were blessed with the return of familiar characters and introduced with a new one, Minoru Tanaka. A character whose ingenious actions causes the Shinigami king to create a new rule. This will be the last Death Note related episode between the boys as they discuss the manga's legacy and more. Skip synopsis @ 6:52   Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   101: Death Note 2020 Special One-Shot Story by Tsugumi Ohba Art by Takeshi Obata   Plot Synopsis:   The Death god Ryuk is bored as usual and hungry for some more delicious apples, he goes back to the human world and finds someone who is intelligent enough to use the Death Note in new ways.   Ryuk gives Minoru Tanaka the same Death Note that Light Yagami used in exchange for apples, Of course Minoru knows of Light as the tyrannical Kira. A person who he now studies in his ethics class as a terrorist albeit Kira was successful at preventing wars and lowering crime rates, using the Death Note to rid the world of whomever he deemed as evil.   Minoru is different, in that he decides not to murder anyone but instead to sell the Death Note, he tells Ryuk that the world has changed since Kira had the Death Note and that to become like the next Kira would be more so difficult in a world where cameras are on every street corner and in everyone's pocket. Plus, people are aware of the existence of Ryuk and can identify him and the Death Note now.   Minoru hatches the plan that Ryuk goes to Sakura TV station so to announce the bid and have people use twitter and the hashtag “Power of Kira”   Ryuk will be untraceable so long as he travels underground, under earth, much to the chagrin of L, the surviving members of the NPA and the SPK.   It becomes apparent that the money for the bid is reaching beyond that of any individual to be able to afford, Minoru sends out Ryuk to relay the message that government and world leaders must use their PR representatives to announce their bid. Eventually the winner is announced to be the government of the United States of America.   To make the transfer of money discreet, Minoru has the US government transfer the winning amount worth 10 trillion dollars divided in equal parts to people under the age of 70, living in Tokyo and who also own a Yotsuba bank of Japan account.   Once Minoru deems the plan a success, he gives Ryuk the Death Note to pass on and tells him that he no longer wants to see him again, and that he will live his life happily thanks to the fortune from the U.S. government.   The plot twist, as Ryuk knows, is that the Death Note brings misfortune to those who touch it, and that is still the case. Before Ryuk gives the Death note to the US he is summoned by the Shinigami King, afterwards he tells the current US president of the time, Donald Trump that the rules of the Death Note have now changed.   Anyone who buys and sells the Death Note will die as punishment. The buyer dies upon receiving the Death Note and the seller upon receiving their currency.   Ryuk explains to Trump that although he will die upon acquiring the Death Note, the Death Note itself will still be owned by his second in command, and thus will become the property of the U.S. government. Trump however decides to abandon the Death Note but pretend that he still has it so that people will see him as a hero. Very Shrewd.   Topics and Facts:   The one shot made its public debut during Takeshi Obata's art exhibition, named Never Complete, before being published on Viz Media's website. It is now available as part of an anthology of short stories, released under Viz media. The main character Minoru is an intelligent character as was Light Yagami, unprecedented for a Death Note user is his pacifism, in terms of capitalist ideology you can consider Minoru a far better hero if not a better man than Light Yagami but what makes the series so good as a story is how it presents owning the Death Note as a moral dilemma.   We also talk about Near, who makes another appearance in this one-shot, having previously appeared in the 2008 ‘C – Kira' one-shot story.   Although this one-shot manga is satire it is important to note that when this was published the world was in the middle of a pandemic which threatened the economy and the lives of those from all walks of life. Tsugumi Ohba did not write this manga as a response to the pandemic nor the January 6 U.S. capitol attack, but one can still see it as a response to Trumpism. During president Donald Trumps' service, the country was (and as of 2023 still is) culturally divided. Possibly due to the newness of social media platforms propagating disinformation and propaganda. As of this episode air date January 28, 2023, political discourse worldwide is still dangerously tense.   “The Gold Standard” that James refers to is a monetary system that provides a fixed international exchange rate. James is correct in assuming that under such a standard the transaction for the Death Note is not feasible however, both countries would need to share the same kind of standard, and the buying country would need to be the larger provider of gold stock for the transaction to be completely beneficial to Japan. The U.S. does have the larger supply of gold stock compared to Japan, however as steven mentions, the U.S. has not used the standard since 1971, a decision dubbed the “Nixon Shock”. Because of this the U.S. can prevent a drastic economic deflation, which would happen if the U.S. if they were to buy the Death Note under a gold standard. There is also the “The Silver standard” which is more feasible of a monetary system because of silver having widespread stock worldwide, in retrospect it may seem absurd to consider gold stock as a fixed rate for international exchange, but one must keep in mind that the gold standard was after all created by the world dominating English empire.   Although it certainly seems Minoru did the right thing in comparison to his predecessor Light Yagami, one can wonder if such an auction could be successful to an economic boom, after all a country could place sanctions on the trading of WMDs (weapons of mass destruction) but then again what country could be powerful enough to threaten sanctions on the U.S. and Japan? Especially after the transfer of Kira's power?   A new (supposedly Netflix) adaptation Is to be written and executively produced by Halia Abdel-Meguid, it will be made by the ‘Upside Down pictures' production company. The same company responsible for ‘Stranger Things' created by the Duffer brothers.     Differences from the original 2003/'06 manga run and the 2015 NTV Mini Series:   L appears in all white clothing, more so like the character of Near in the manga. He also wears buttoned linen shirts, which Watari has multiples of ready whenever L wants to change. The Death Note that Gellus owns before Misa is coloured red, it appears black in the manga, however the manga explains that there are red and white coloured Death Notes that Shinigami own within the rules section. The Eraldo Coil character/alias that L uses is absent from the story but otherwise replaced with the name “Babel” which is possibly derived from the Hebrew word בָּלַל (bālal), meaning to jumble or to confuse. It also comes from the name “Tower of Babel” which is referred to in the bible as a tower reaching God, with its construction itself being mentioned in an origin myth for the world's languages. In the miniseries, Babel is not an alias of but is instead an associate of L. The real identity of Babel is Near a.k.a Nate River.   Near appears earlier in the story, before L dies. Near's appearance is also different, instead of wearing white pyjamas Near wears something that is a mix between a tailored suit and dungarees. They do however have a white bob hair style, albeit less curly than the manga. There is no SPK (Special Provision for Kira), instead after the death of L Near joins the same task force as the NPA, becoming the new L.   Teru Mikami appears much earlier in the story; he spies on Misa, then attacks and steals her Death Note after Light instructs her to dig it up in the woods. Like the manga this event happens after Light regains his memories of the Death Note. Rem does not kill L, instead Teru Mikami, having sided with Light and acquiring the Shinigami eyes, is the one to kill L whilst Rem remains passive throughout. Rem does not die through the events of the series and neither risks their life to save Misa. L's death occurs after he pulls off a desperate and crude tactic to frame Light. L gets Light alone and proceeds to write Light's name in the Death Note. Through the ordeal Light receives a text message from Mikami that shows L's real name. Light attacks L, then takes the Death Note and writes L's name down as a form of self-defence. This does not kill L, since L had Watari create a fake Death Note in order to trick and goad Light into using the note on L. Before L manages to use the fake note as evidence, he is killed by Mikami's Death Note and Light tells the task force that L told him his real name in order to goad him into an attack.   Mello is not a legitimate heir to L, instead he is a character that is trapped within the body of Near. Near having what is known as Disassociate Identity Disorder, otherwise known as “split personalities”. Sometimes Near keeps Mello at bay by having Mello talk through a ventriloquists' doll. Mello ends up taking full control later without the need for a doll, and dresses just like their anime/manga counterpart. Near/Mello are both male characters but they are played by a woman, Mio Yuki. Ryuk does not write Light's name in his Death Note, instead Light dies in a warehouse on fire trying to grab his Death Note, he begs Ryuk to make the eye trade with him but the book is already in flames at that moment and soon Light himself burns. (If my memory is correct, Light is so deluded at that point he forgets the death note is fake - J) Mikami is the one who starts the fire, in order to prevent the task force from arresting Light. Near is the dominant personality when Light is captured as Kira, and remains dominant throughout most of the episodes. Watari does not die; he survives to the end and assists Near after L's death.       Other references:     Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

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The two friends brace themselves for the final volumes of Death Note and James compares Near's/Ohba's comments on the Kira worshippers to that of the most avid of Trump supporters, albeit such riot scenes are all too common in the real world. Skip synopsis @ 4:31 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com 097: Death Note vol. 10 ⁓ Story by Tsugumi Ohba Art by Takeshi Obata Translation by Tetsuichiro Miyaki Lettering by Gia Cam Luc After Near and Mogi escape an attack from Kira worshippers, he suspects that the new L, Light Yagami, is Kira and lies about Mogi so to stir distrust amongst Light's team. Light permits his task force to see Near, Aizawa does so and picks up Mogi, in return they share clues and Aizawa and Mogi begin to suspect Light. Mogi, Mello and Matt, spy on Misa in order to determine if she has a Death Note. Light knows he is under suspicion. And has given Misa's Death Note to one of his supporters, Teru Mikami. Light is wary that with Teru being the hand of Kira his ideologies in time will start to differ from his own. Through coincidence, Teru has replaced the Kira spokesperson Demegawa with Light's university acquaintance. The news reporter Kiyomi Takada. Light contacts Takada whilst maintaining the guise that he is investigating Takada as part of the Kira investigation. In truth Light is using Takada so to pass messages on to Mikami. Fun Facts: In the supplementary volume 13 of Death Note, Tsugumi Ohba states that Matt, who accompanies Mello late in the story, is one of the orphans from Wammy's house. Which means he would have been in the line of succession as L's heir. Teru Mikami's design is originally based on Taro Kagami, the main protagonist of the one-shot pilot Death Note. Near's design is based on an early sketch of L. L was to have no bags under his eyes and have white hair. Near and Mello's design was originally switched. As Obata wanted Near to be more feminine and Mello to have the iconic pyjama look. It was Ohba who had the final say on the designs. During the events of the Near and Mello arc, Mello is age 20 and Near is age 18.   For those wondering why cellphones look unusual, the manga finished its original run nearly a year before the release of the apple iphone. What we see in the manga is Obata's idea on what a cellphone would have looked like from a 2006 perspective. Most likely if Obata knew what future smartphones would have looked like he would not have drawn so many buttons.   The creators, Ohba and Obata never met in person whilst making Death Note, merely using their editor to pass information, you could say their editor was the Kiyomi Takada Death Note's production.   Death Note as a series tends to be more like an espionage thriller. As characters are never in contact or near those they are in allegiance with, but at the same time those characters also compromise the existence of the other. Multiple times in the story, Light has been compromised by Misa, Mello, and Takada. Fortunately for Light he met Misa before she was captured and Light was able to meet Takada without giving himself away. Mello is an interesting outlier, as Light tries to prevent Mello meeting Near, since Mello knows about the fake 13-day rule. Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

Luca Bucci, CEO of the Ontario Home Builders Association, joins us today to talk about Bill 23 and government interference with building more homes. Manny and our listeners have lots of questions for Luca, everything from the labour oversight in the build faster act, to the government cracking down on shady builders, to the issues with the education system. Check out this episode of The Construction Life Podcast for the answers to all your burning political questions. Reach out to Luca Bucci by email at LBucci@OHBA.ca, and check out the Ontario Home Builders Association on their website, OHBA.ca, or all over social media @OntarioHBA. Thank you to everyone who recently purchased a copy of Manny's first book, The Amabel Letters. The support has been amazing. Check out the book and find out how to purchase a paperback or ebook copy at www.theamabelletters.com, on TikTok and Pinterest @the_amabel_letters, and Instagram @_the_amabel_letters. Direct questions and inquiries to info@theamabelletters, and remember, reviews are always appreciated. Connecting with The Construction Life Podcast is easy. To send a question Manny's way, text his mobile at 416 433-5737 or email him at manny@theconstructionlife.com. Be sure to include your name and your question may be read on the show. Do you have something to add to the conversation? Email info@theconstructionlife.com to schedule a date and time to join us in studio! TCL has and always will be about giving back to the construction industry.

The dudes talk about the Death Note's impact as a “non-battle” manga and their feelings to what can be best described as the “Dragonball problem” James and Will also describe the very first panels they saw of the manga and how it convinced them to buy the manga, panels that appeared in volume 3. Skip synopsis @ 7:19 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com   Death Note vol. 3 ­- Hard Run Chapters 17 to 25 ‘Trash' and ‘Fool' Story by Tsugumi Ohba Art by Takeshi Obata Translation by Pookie Rolf Lettering by Gia Cam Luc   The genius detective “L” plants sixty-four microphone and camera bugs in Light Yagami's bedroom. All in the hopes of catching him in the act of murder and solving the Kira case. For L the move is a failure as Light hides a pen, Death-Note and portable TV within a bag of snacks, and thus is able to kill criminals, however with the compromise that these be killed for minor crimes, all whilst studying for exams. Mindful of this, Light allows himself to be seen watching the news so that he can memorize the name of minor criminals that can be killed later. It's not long after this that L ups the ante, and after removing the bugs he decides to not only enrol at the same university as Light but he also outright tells him that he is L. Further putting pressure on Light, the two speak about the Kira case. L speaks to him as if he knows the details behind the deaths of twelve FBI agents, but Light does not fall for it. Light does however fall for one trick; L deliberately withholds a fake piece of evidence, only presenting it once Light refuses to infer that L has more evidence or acknowledge that L does not need to show him all the evidence. The mind games are quickly put on hold when Light attends a family emergency. And in a twist of fate, a second death-note user makes themselves known by holding live TV stations hostage. They demand that the director-general of the NPA or L make a televised appearance. And the most threatening fact about this second Kira, is that they only need to see someone's face to kill them. Topics: At this point in the manga L knows that Light is intelligent and that Light maybe a sociopath with a god complex. (Page 36) Although Light has not been caught, he is now even more suspicious since he killed a purse snatcher, and a suspect, possibly of embezzlement. L also knows that there is a second Kira, that does not need a name to kill, only their face. How Death Note changed the game? The manga is an early example of what would be called “Non-Battle Battle Manga”, Light and L would battle only with their minds, causing the other to give away information that would be decisive in their own victory and never with forceful subjugation or powerful displays of physical violence. It barely passes as Shueisha style Shonen manga because of its “Good vs Evil” plot, but even then, both characters are morally dubious. What makes it passable as Shonen manga is that the rivalry on both sides demonstrate equal amounts of intelligence, courage, tenacity, will and determination. These are traits which are virtues to a Shonen audience and is shared by the Shonen heroes of past works. Ohba has stated that they were not thinking of a theme when writing the story. And really the thought process was about putting Light in increasingly antagonistic circumstances for the sake of entertainment. However, there is a theme, and that is “Ideological Conflict”. It's a non-didactic manga, in comparison to other Shonen works, and is not interested in telling readers what is morally right or wrong. It came out the same time Bleach and Naruto was running. Since then, it has codified and formulated a genre of manga where rivals compete to the best of their abilities and test out who has the most indominable will. And the competition can be over anything. In Bakuman, its over who has the most well received manga, in the Drops of God its about who is the best wine taster, and Food Wars about chefs. Death Note is also a response to manga such as YuGiOh and Hikaru No Go, in that they are both manga that does not use physical battles but with the exception that Death Note demonstrates a darker tone in comparison. Albeit YuGiOh could be very dark at times! Facebook Instagram Twitter Official Website   Email

This time we tackle the iconic duo! No, not Batman and Robin, but Ohba and Obata, duh. Did the legendary creative team behind Death Note and Bakuman strike gold for a third time in a row with their thriller manga Platinum End, or do even the best in the industry have off days? ~ Welcome to That Time I Started A Podcast To Read Trash Manga With My Friends And Actually Most Of Them Were Trash But Some Of Them Weren't! Or The Trash Manga Friends Podcast, for short. Every fortnight, our trio of Sean, Mike and Phil discuss a manga, webtoon, manhua or manhwa and review the first two volumes, looking at what's good, what's bad... but mainly, what's t~r~a~s~h~ Will this be one of the real ones? Or another miserable piece of junk? Listen in to find out... ~ Follow us on Twitter @TrashMangaCast - https://twitter.com/trashmangacast Follow foreveeer host Sean on Twitter @Slazoking - https://twitter.com/Slazoking Follow speedrunner and streamer extraordinaire Mike on Twitter, Twitch & YouTube @Bersekrer - https://twitter.com/Bersekrer - https://www.twitch.tv/bersekrer - https://www.youtube.com/user/Bersekrer Follow Phil ("if you must" - Phil) on Twitter @PheNaxKian - https://twitter.com/PheNaxKian ~ Support the official release! Platinum End is licensed by Viz - https://www.viz.com/platinum-end Want to check out the anime? It's available via Crunchyroll and Funimation - https://www.crunchyroll.com/en-gb/platinum-end ~ https://www.funimation.com/shows/platinum-end/

In this episode we discuss the anime Platinum End, more so the first half of the series covering Mirai and Mukaido's battle against Metropoliman (Uryu Kanade). We focus specifically on Mirai's constant pursuit of happiness, that his family encouraged him to take on, and how that gradually shifted over the length of the series. Especially once he came into conflict with Metropoliman/Uryu's willingness the put others in jeopardy for the sake of his goals to become God. We tie the conversation to our needs as men to find what is important to us in life, how we define happiness, as well as how we derive happiness from the things we do in life, and our struggles with depression in this episode. Hopefully you enjoy the conversation as much as we did. Intro and Outro music created by namai 畝ド果 His Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/namaibeats His YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNtb0gbf6MdjeQJuNgsDlMg

In this episode of Nerding out with Chelsea, I talk manga writers like Ohba and Kubo who do some really creepy brainwashing like rhetorics in their manga. Tune in to find out what I'm talking about. NOWC uploads every other Wednesday at 5AM so you can listen in no matter what time you wake up. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdingoutwithchelsea/support

Welcome to the Dior Talks series themed around the sixth edition of Dior Lady Art and hosted by Paris-based journalist Katya Foreman. For this year's event, 12 artists from around the world have participated in a game of metamorphosis by rendering the iconic Lady Dior handbag as a unique piece of art. Japan's Daisuke Ohba for his creations researched Monsieur Dior's life, birthplace and upbringing, seeking thematic similarities with his own universe. References range from nature, toys and gadgets from the artist's childhood to portable electronic games from the ‘90s.  The artist's singular signature asserts itself through hypnotic illusions, created using pearlescent paint and pigments with holographic effects. His textured paintings feature iridescent reflections and moving colors that shift depending on the light and the viewer's position.  Adorned with a disc engraved with grooves, Obah's M bag features holographic pigments that change into iridescent colors when light shines on them, creating a fluid geometric form of glow and color recalling the moon. A digital charm allows the viewer to observe the painting with different lighting; an invitation to interact with the iconic bag. Meanwhile MAY stands out for its arcing lines created with whirling spinning tops, offset by droplets of paint recalling shooting stars or plant vines.  Adorned with pearlescent pigments, two other models inspired by his work SPECTRUM resemble an imperfect checkerboard pattern, evoking a Japanese garden or waves. The first, in embossed leather, is a near-perfect reproduction of the expression and rich colors of its brushstrokes, while the second, in knit embroidered with shiny threads and glass beads, reflects the House's couture savoir-faire.  Accompanying them is an elliptic snowdome in which a Dior ship poetically sails – extending the homage to the landscapes of Monsieur Dior's childhood in Normandy.  Tune in to the episode to hear all about Ohba's otherworldly artistic universe and how he interpreted it for Dior Lady Art. 

Endlich mal einen Mangaka, den ich kenne! Heute sprechen Dimbula, Shin, Chris und wieder dabei Anime-YouTuber Picti Mundi über zwei GOATs des Manga-Business: Tsugumi Ohba und Takeshi Obata. Wie großartig »Death Note« und »Bakuman« sind und was die beiden mit dem »One Piece«-Schöpfer Eiichirō Oda zu schaffen haben, darum geht's heute neben vielen weiteren Anekdoten bei uns im Podcast. Timestamps: (00:37) - Themenübersicht (04:44) - Weitere Werke: Hikaru no Go & All You Need is Kill (11:51) - Death Note (31:16) - Bakuman (55:18) - Platinum End (72:34) - Was lässt sich in Zukunft erwarten?

Hoje é dia de falarmos um pouco sobre Kenji Takahashi, um ator e dublê que se tornou lendário para os fãs de tokusatsu. Kenji Takahashi que é conhecido mundialmente como Kenji Ohba, ou Gavan para os “íntimos” (kkk). Danny Tsurugi,… Continue Reading →

Nesse novo quadro do HR, William e Vilson comentam e celebram a carreira de Kenji Ohba, grande veterano nos Tokusatsu e até em produções Hollywoodianas! Quer conhecer mais sobre ele? Escuta esse episódio!

Neste Omoshiroi Luis Hunzecher e Aline Hunzecher se aprofundam na história de Bakuman e como o mesmo aborda o mercado de mangás do Japão. Edição - Luis Hunzecher. Capa - Luis Hunzecher. Roteiro - Luis Hunzecher. Mande seu e-mail de histórias, sugestões e Feedback para: contato@papodelouco.com. Padrim: padrim.com.br/papodelouco. Picpay: app.picpay.com/user/papodelouco. Facebook: facebook.com/papodeloucooficial. Twitter: twitter.com/papodelouco_. Instagram: instagram.com/papodelouco_podcast. Instagram Luis Hunzecher: instagram.com/luishunzecher. Store: papodelouco.com/store. Agradecimento aos Padrinhos deste mês: Brendo Marinho; Cleiton Medeiros; Dalton Soares; Debersom Nascimento; Diego Silva; Diego Cruz; Fabiana Gonçalves; Gustavo Leitão; Jhonas Gama; Jota (João Paulo); Pensador Louco; Rebeca Serra; Rhuan de Oliveira; Ricardo Orosco; Sebastião Nunes; Thiago César; Vitor Campoy

Podcast: Baixar Spotify: Aqui ANIMYSTICAST #058 — BAKUMAN, O QUE DEVERIA TER SIDO O MAIOR SUCESSO DE OHBA E OBATA OUVINTES MÍSTICOS! Desta vez Vulpixs, Raul, Lucas, Guaraná, Muriel e Thunder (LBTV) partem ao Episódio de Bakuman aqui no AnimystiCast! Venha explorar e aprender mais do mundo das editoras de mangás (ou não), ao lado dos nossos podcasters.  Tempo de […] O post AnimystiCast #058 — Bakuman, o que deveria ter sido o maior sucesso de Ohba e Obata apareceu primeiro em Animystic.

En este episodio hablaremos del one shot de Death Note que tanto ha dado que hablar este año, les hablaré de la trama en general por lo cual debo darles una alerta de SPOILERS, analizaremos la trama observando que es lo nuevo que nos traen Ohba y Obata, por supuesto también hablaremos de las partes que no terminan de encajar por no decir que ha hecho a los fans quejarse, así que les dejo mi Twitter @KumeguChan para que me dejen sus comentarios y opiniones sobre que les pareció esta obra. #manga #DeathNoteOneShot #DeathNote #elpoderdekira --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kumegu/message

Sejam bem-vindos a mais um podcast do Katoon+! Dessa vez vamos voltar para um mangá consagrado, iremos falar sobre A volta de Death Note, por meio de um one-shot. Em resumo o conceito desse podcast é, a principio, apresentarmos notícias do mundo de animes e mangas. Ao mesmo tempo que também trazemos assuntos que podem estar em alta ou somente nos interessam.   Você ira escutar no 46: A volta de Death Note: Enfim valeu a pena ler o one-shot de Death Note?Ademais o novo protagonista é kpopeiro?Dessa forma trama se sustenta?Ohba e Obata voltaram inesperadamente com tudo?Dorohedoro melhorou? Eizouken é tudo isso mesmo?Richard Rasmussen está surpreendendo?Ao passo que Eru vai com Plunderer até o fim? Para entrar em contato ou comentários sobre o podcast: Envie um e-mail: podcast@katoon.com.br Também podem falar com a gente e nos acompanhar em: Instagram: @podcastkatoon Twitter: @podcastkatoon Facebook: /podcastkatoon

In our third episode of Tarion Talks, Laurie Stephens, Tarion’s Director of Strategic Communications, talks with Siloni Waraich, Vice President of Stakeholder Engagement at Tarion and Ian Bulloch, Senior Investigator in Tarion’s Enforcement Department, about how Tarion helps protect consumers through partnerships. As a consumer protection agency, Tarion is always looking for ways to better protect consumers, and one way we do this is by working with partners in the industry to address critical issues affecting new home buyers. Topics discussed in this episode include: Tarion's informal partnerships with organizations such as the Ontario Building Officials Association (OBOA) and the Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) and others that have tackled issues in the industry such as illegal building and radon. The Ontario Building Partnership, a formal commitment between Tarion, the OBOA and the OHBA that will prioritize issues of importance to Ontario’s new home buyers, builders and municipalities.

On a very special edition of the podcast, we present another celebrity interview with actor/stuntman Kenji Ohba! Kenji is best known for playing the long-running Toei tokusatsu superhero Space Sheriff Gavan, as well as his long career as a stunt man. Matt traveled to Fandom Fest in Kentucky this past July to conduct this interview. Ohba discusses his tokusatsu beginnings as a stuntman/suit actor in shows like Kikaider, being mentored by Sonny Chiba, mentoring Godzilla actor Tom Kitagawa, the difficulties of stunt work, how working on tokusatsu TV shows has changed over the years, and of course, the continued popularity of the Space Sheriff Gavan character (who he still plays to this day). Tune in and enjoy! Special thanks to Hiro Kitagawa for translating for this interview.

Time Codes: 00:00:26 - Introduction 00:03:29 - Listener mail! 00:07:21 - Follow up on Revolutionary Girl Utena 00:08:40 - Ichi-F: A Worker's Graphic Memoir of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant 00:33:42 - Platinum End 01:10:43 - Wrap up 01:12:16 - Contact us   This month on The Comics Alternative's manga series, Shea and Derek check out two very different titles. They begin with Kazuto Tatsuta's Ichi-F: A Worker's Graphic Memoir of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant (Kodansha Comics). This is a 500+ page account of the reconstruction and cleanup in the wake of 2011's disaster in Fukushima. As the guys discuss, the text does two things at once: provides objective reportage of the situation surrounding Fukushima and reveals the author's very personal experiences  in securing and maintaining his role in the cleanup efforts. While both guys enjoyed the book, perhaps Derek more than Shea, they nonetheless wondered about Tatsuta's background as a mangaka -- "Kazuto Tatsuta" is a nom de plume, so it's difficult to determine any bibliography -- and any potential agenda (if any) underlying this work. After their focus on real-world disaster, the guys move into the realm of fantasy. Platinum End (VIZ Media) is a current shōnen series from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, the same team behind Bakuman and Death Note. The second English-language volume was just released this month, so the guys have enough story under their belts to get a secure feel for the art and narrative. As Derek explains, the premise appears a little on the hokey side, at least at first, but as things develop the story begins to take on a life of its own, one that soon hooks you. Much of this is because of Obata's style, but there are also larger thematic issues that make this title worth exploring. The guys discourse over the text's theological import, its engagement with gender identity, and its satiric commentary on contemporary popular culture. This is definitely a series that both Shea and Derek will continue reading.

Visuals for this episode are at http://studycomics.club/post/157683673085/113-delilah-dirk-series-by-tony-cliff-from-first Our Family Friday podcast looks at ‘Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant’ and ‘Delilah Dirk and the King’s Shilling’ by Tony Cliff (all art above by Tony Cliff) from First Second. Paul drools over the lively and exhilarating art, but also heaps praise on the ranginess of the adventure stories that Cliff meticulously crafts and tells in these compelling tales of the butt-kicking Dirk and her companion and friend Selim. Let’s dig deep! Upcoming Episodes of ‘Study Comics with Paul’ (Read along! Send me your thoughts and questions!) SP4RX by Wren McDonald (NoBrow) Kamandi Challenge 1-2 by Various (DC) Bakuman by Ohba and Obata and Weekly Shonen Jump (Viz) Lazarus 22-25 by Rucka and Lark (Image) Study Comics with Paul is a comics analysis podcast. It’s like a comics seminar, but the only prerequisite is love. I’m Paul, a literacy researcher, English teacher, and comics reader, and every week I take a work from a wide range of comics and apply various approaches to analysis. You can also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/paul-list-comics-analysis/id1130632546?mt=2 or through the RSS feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235183739/sounds.rss Past episodes of the podcast are at https://soundcloud.com/twoplai Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoPlai

Throwback Thursday has Paul mealy-mouthed about the moral framework of Preacher by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon (colored by Hollingsworth and Rambo, lettered by Clem Robins, cover above by Glen Fabry) from DC/Vertigo. Let's dig deep! Upcoming Episodes of ‘Study Comics with Paul’ (Read along! Send me your thoughts and questions!) Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant/King’s Shilling by Tony Cliff (First Second) SP4RX by Wren McDonald (NoBrow) Kamandi Challenge 1-2 by Various (DC) Bakuman by Ohba and Obata and Weekly Shonen Jump (Viz) Lazarus 22-25 by Rucka and Lark (Image) Study Comics with Paul is a comics analysis podcast. It's like a comics seminar, but the only prerequisite is love. I'm Paul, a literacy researcher, English teacher, and comics reader, and every week I take a work from a wide range of comics and apply various approaches to analysis. You can also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/paul-list-comics-analysis/id1130632546?mt=2 or through the RSS feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235183739/sounds.rss Past episodes of the podcast are at https://soundcloud.com/twoplai Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoPlai

‘Study Comics with Paul’ discusses Mosaic issue 5 (and the issues leading up to it) by Geoffrey Thorne (w), Khary Randolph (a), Thony Silas (a), cover by Mike Del Mundo (above), and others. Paul’s interested in how the new Inhuman (or NuHuman? I dunno…) manifests powers that get at questions of identity and selfhood in a very public lifeworld. Let’s dig deep! Upcoming Episodes of ‘Study Comics with Paul’ (Read along! Send me your thoughts and questions!) Mosaic (1-5) by Thorne and Randolph (Marvel) Preacher: Until the End of the World by Ennis and Dillon (DC/Vertigo) Delilah Dirk and the Turkish Lieutenant/King’s Shilling by Tony Cliff (First Second) SP4RX by Wren McDonald (NoBrow) Kamandi Challenge 1-2 by Various (DC) Bakuman by Ohba and Obata and Weekly Shonen Jump (Viz) Lazarus 22-25 by Rucka and Lark (Image) Study Comics with Paul is a comics analysis podcast. It’s like a comics seminar, but the only prerequisite is love. I’m Paul, a literacy researcher, English teacher, and comics reader, and every week I take a work from a wide range of comics and apply various approaches to analysis. You can also subscribe to the podcast through iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/paul-list-comics-analysis/id1130632546?mt=2 or through the RSS feed: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235183739/sounds.rss Past episodes of the podcast are at https://soundcloud.com/twoplai Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoPlai

The Sun sets down, hear the Ohba mountain, Souls twirling around such dancing Atoms. Mother Nature's taking back over, the Wind whisper in your ear, Mind and Spirit looking forward for the Night... Thank you Planet Electro Shock, i'll never forget this time in Japan. Click [ ▶️ Play /

Neste programa, Judeu Ateu, Estranho e Leonardo Souza fazem a oitava instância do podcast de Primeiros Capítulos, no qual são analisados os primeiros capítulos de três mangás.Desta vez, pegamos as três obras lançadas pela parceria Tsugumi Ohba e Takeshi Obata, e analisamos os primeiros capítulos dos sucessos Death Note e Bakuman, e da mais nova empreitada da dupla, Platina End!

Episode 60.1 - Joe Vaccaro from OHBA discusses recent changes to the building code

Intra- and intermolecular charge transfer as well as internal conversion processes are studied in various molecular systems. The dynamics of these fundamental photoinduced processes are investigated by pump-probe femtosecond spectroscopy and steady-state fluorescence. Transient spectra are obtained using white light continuum as probe, while time resolved measurements are performed by probing at specific wavelengths with non dispersive detec-tion. Noncollinearly phase matched optical parametric amplifiers (NOPAs) are used as tun-able pump and probe pulse sources. This technique enables to study ultrafast phenomena with an unprecedented time resolution of 60 fs for UV-C excitation pulses at 270 nm. Upon excitation of their structural subunits, triphenylmethane lactones (phenolphthalein and malachite green lactone) undergo ultrafast photoinduced electron transfer (ET) with the formation of a radical ion pair of their structural subunits. The phenol radical cation is formed by ET with a time constant of 50 fs and 80 fs after excitation to the S1 state of phe-nolphthalein in acetonitrile and ethyl acetate, respectively. In malachite green lactone both S2 → S1 electronic relaxation and ET are completed within 150 fs in aprotic (acetonitrile and ethyl acetate) as well as in protic environment (methanol). Subsequently, in methanol the opening of the lactone ring is detected directly by observing the appearance of the malachite green cation absorption band on a 2 - 4 ps time scale. The results demonstrate that the ET in these molecules occurs faster than the time scale of inertial solvation dynamics, while the lactone ring opening occurs on the time scale of longitudinal dielectric relaxation. It is as-sumed that on one side an intramolecular vibrational mode promotes the charge transfer and on the other side diffusive solvation dynamics is responsible for the breakage of the C-O bond in the lactone ring. The controversial behavior of the excited biochromophore indole in water, which fluoresces on a nanosecond time scale and undergoes photoionization within 60 fs, is explained with an ultrafast branching occurring immediately after excitation. The excited indole population is divided by the ultrafast branching into a fraction (62%) which exhibits a 1La/1Lb state re-versal and a fraction (38%) that undergoes photoionization generating indole radicals and solvated electrons. The electron solvation dynamics is resolved to occur with a time constant of 350 fs. From the comparisons with the photoionization dynamics in neat water and in 1-methylindole the origin of the solvated electron has been found to be the intermolecular electron transfer to the solvent and not an H-transfer to the solvent. Internal conversion (IC), an important nonradiative process occurring in organic com-pounds upon the UV radiation, is explored in o-hydroxybenzaldehyde (OHBA), a molecule that exhibits excited state intramolecular proton transfer (ESIPT). It is shown that the IC of OHBA proceeds as a thermally activated process over an energy barrier of about 200 meV caused by an avoided crossing between the ππ*- and πσ*-state. The IC shows pure statistical behavior depending on the total excitation photon energy although the preceding ESIPT is a balistic motion of a well-defined wavepacket. Thus, the coordinates involved in the ESIPT and in the IC are found to be orthogonal.