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Bert talks all things fishing this hour with Ted Takasaki as the weather turns to Spring in our area. Also, Bert gives the latest odds for the Women's Final Four, and delivers the good, the bad, and the ugly!

Seiryo, Kendai Takasaki into Japan High School Baseball Spring Tournament Last 4

Acompaña a Hirayama, limpiador de baños públicos en Tokio, en su rutina de trabajo y sus aficiones a la música, los libros y la fotografía en su tiempo libre. El nuevo largometraje de Wim Wenders ('Buena Vista Social Club', 'París, Texas') es una coproducción entre Japón y Alemania, y está nominada como mejor película internacional en los premios Oscar. Se filmó en tan solo 17 días, y es protagonizada por un impecable Kōji Yakusho. Ya disponible en salas de cine.

Episode 174 of Find Your Film features interviews with Pawo Choyning Dorji (9:47), the writer/director of The Monk and the Gun and Perfect Days writers Wim Wenders and Takuma Takasaki (24:28). Wenders also directed Perfect Days.1. Follow Find Your Film on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel Find Your Film3. For more movie coverage go to findyourfilms.com4. Find Your Film and CinemAddicts merch is available: https://www.findyourfilmpodcast.com/5. Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group for daily movie talk and recommendations.: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cinemaddictspodcast/6. Members of our CinemAddicts Patreon receive a bonus episode per month and exclusive Movie spoilers (discussed by actors and filmmakers) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Set in Tokyo, Director Wim Wenders PERFECT DAYS follows Hirayama (Kōji Yakusho) a toilet cleaner with a highly structured routine. Every morning, he wakes up to the sound of a street cleaner, waters his plants, buys a coffee from the vending machine outside his apartment, and gets into his truck. His workday routine, he travels around Tokyo, cleaning the city's public toilets. He eats lunch in the same park and takes a photo of the leaves above him while eating. After working more, he goes to the bathhouse, gets dinner at the same restaurant, reads for a bit, and goes to bed. We are joined by the award winning Director and co-scriptwriter Wim Wenders (Paris Texas, Wings of Desire, Buena Vista Social Club) and Producer and co-scriptwriter Takuma Takasaki to talk working with renown actor Kōji Yakusho to create Hirayama, making Tokyo a central character in the story, the cultural importance of the “common good”, and the meaning of the word Komorebi. Hirayama is content with his life as a toilet cleaner in Tokyo. Outside of his structured routine he cherishes music on cassette tapes, books, and taking photos of trees. Through unexpected encounters, he reflects on finding beauty in the world.
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Margo Watson and Ann Takasaki are joined by Kathie Horman, LaReita Berky, and Dennis Lifferth to discuss the Model of Powerful Impact and the power of charitable giving.   “Charity, being charitable, is critical to our well being, our soul, who we are as people, and being part of the human race.” - Margo Watson   “I have MS, and I struggle with it, but I'm doing great. And I thought I can give what I can while I still can. And so it's been a real joy to me… I just love doing it, is what it boils down to.” - Kathie Horman   “When you meet these people who come in with different objectives, some are providing for others and some are picking them (computers) up, and you see the spark of hope and happiness in their lives, it just makes you want to do it again. … And so I'm grateful for this idea, that within each person is this spark of divinity. And if we can see that and help them feel better when they leave, with a little more confidence, it makes this effort well worthwhile.” - Dennis Lifferth   “I know we have a duty. That's true. We all have a duty to help one another. But there's more to it than just a duty. There's the feeling that comes when we're of service to somebody else.” - Dennis Lifferth   “It takes a lot of people to make a system work, and they all make a very important contribution.” - Dennis Lifferth   “This is an actual part of our family mode. This is what we do. We help. We help where we can help, when we can help, with what we can help with.” - LaReita Berky   “Some people are able to give large donations. Some give small, some just give monthly, and some just give frequent flier miles. I mean, there's all kinds of ways to donate.” - Margo Watson   “I've given a lot of time. And when I developed MS, I could no longer play my violin … so I donated it to a student who didn't have one. And she's been so thrilled. … There are definitely ways you can help. Sometimes it's just a pat on the back or a hug.” - Kathie Horman   “The main body of human beings on this earth are so grateful to be tied to each other through family.” - Ann Takasaki   “When people think, “donation,” the immediate thought is cash, right? Card, cash, check. But there's so many other types of donations. There's the in-kind donations, which is what Dennis is doing with the laptops. There's, for our organization, we receive book donations because our focus is literacy, because we believe that when a woman is empowered and knows how to read, then that changes her life and her family's trajectory, of what's going to become of them. You know, reading opens up a world of possibilities.” - LaReita Berky   “Receiving donations for what an organization is needing, not just cash, cash is always appreciated, but for what specifically an organization needs, not just what you think they need, but ask, “What do you need?” That's one of the greatest things.” - LaReita Berky   “Other ways that people can donate besides the money … is time. Is there something that you can do to help the organization with donating an hour or two a week or more if you are able?” - LaReita Berky   “I think one of the fears people have in donating their time is they don't feel like they're qualified, when in fact, the one on one is very simple, just to listen, just to help. Most people are grateful for any attention they may receive. … To volunteer doesn't take money, doesn't take thing, but sometimes it's just your time and your interest in that person.” - Dennis Lifferth   “It combats depression when you see that you can help somebody else. It combats self absorption. It just makes you a better person when you can help somebody else realize their dreams.” - Margo Watson   Margo Watson is the Director of Outreach Marketing and Fundraising for Big Ocean Women.  Her background is quite diverse. She has a Masters of Fine Arts Degree in Theatre and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communications and Music. Her dynamic talents led her first to critically acclaimed performances in countless Theater and Concert stages around the country as a soprano soloist and lead actress which included musicals, opera, operetta, orchestral works, comedies, movies, commercials and on-camera TV host. These experiences helped prepare her later as a young widow to work in the fields of in-house public relations and marketing for high tech, retail, medical industries and promotion for celebrities, so she could support her young family.  Margo has had extensive experience as an on-camera talent, marketing, advertising, public relations-internal and external, public speaking, production, diverse writing for magazines, commercials, press releases, infomercials, books, press kits, speeches and such. She hopes her skills will be useful to help Big Ocean Women spread their mission of empowering women worldwide, through education, training and support, to recognize their divine worth, abilities and capabilities to change their homes, their communities and the world.  Margo has six adult children and 9 grandchildren which are the most precious gifts to her.  She also loves her dear husband Jay D Blades, her dog Toby and two horses, Noche and Goldie.  Ann Takasaki and her husband, Roman are Japanese Americans with three adopted children, also Japanese Americans. This Japanese heritage is not the most important piece of Ann's identity, but it is valued and preserved. Ann also values faith, immediate and extended family relationships, and friendships. Big Ocean Women provides meaningful and important experiences for all of these. Ann strives to give her time to God's work, and sees Big Ocean Women as an important vehicle to do that work. Dennis Lifferth is a Co-founder of Applied Technology Foundation a non-profit doing business as TechCharities. He is the Former Managing Director of LDS Welfare and Humanitarian Services of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President of LDS Charities, and a former secretary to the LDS Presiding Bishopric. He has a PhD in Economics from Iowa State University and is an Assistant Professor at Cornell University.  He is married to Margaret R. Lifferth. They are parents of 7 children and 34 grandchildren. LaReita Berky, Vice President of Operations for Families Mentoring Families, is a wife of an entrepreneur, and mother of 6 sons. She graduated 22 years ago from San Francisco Conservatory of Music with a Bachelors of Music in Cello Performance. She had a private studio, performed as principal cellist with the Utah Valley Symphony, Utah Baroque Ensemble, and was the chair for the Utah Valley String Festival for 17 years. All of that changed when in 2016 she started talking with Becky Rogers about Africa and humanitarian work. LaReita has been to Ghana 9 times (as of 2023), each time taking some family members with her.  She recently sustained an irreversible ear injury which altered her life course. LaReita now has a Masters of Social Work. She is credentialed as a CSW and works in a clinical setting as a counselor/therapist to help clients embrace their strengths. Then utilizing various research-based methods, including EMDR, LaReita assists clients in moving through their trauma or other difficult life experiences. Her social work education, training, and hands-on experience bring a unique perspective to Families Mentoring Families to achieve their goals. Kathie K. Horman was raised in St. Louis, Missouri and is married to Charles H. Horman. They have four children and thirteen grandchildren. Kathie Graduated from University of Utah with a B.A. in Music with an emphasis in Piano Performance, she earned her teaching certificate in elementary education from the University of Utah and is a member of Chi Omega Sorority. Her life has been filled with public service as a president, chairman, board member, leader, or contributing member to over 40 organizations. She is a dedicated supporter of the arts and has performed in various capacities. Beyond the performing arts, she enjoys creating beauty in many mediums, experiencing life through travel and adventure, and reading. She has been honored by many organizations and received many awards including the Hands and Heart Award twice, Certificate of Recognition for Service and Volunteerism from the State of Utah, and the George Washington Medal of Honor from the Freedoms Foundation.

FienXSol is a visionary songwriter, mesmerizing MC, and innovative producer, hailing from the vibrant borough of Queens, NY. What sets her apart in the musical landscape is her extraordinary ability to seamlessly blend the realms of Hip Hop, Rock, Pop, and Electronic music, creating a delectable sound that defies the constraints of contemporary trends.Born in the picturesque city of La Paz, Bolivia, FienXSol's early years were steeped in the rich tapestry of poetry. Her love for words found its perfect expression in Rap Music, a genre she discovered upon her arrival in the bustling metropolis of New York City at the age of 11. Enrolled in a Catholic School in the heart of Manhattan's Hell's Section, she navigated the challenges of a new language and culture by immersing herself in the transformative power of music. Rap and Rock became her steadfast companions, providing solace and inspiration as she forged her path.The fusion of Rock and Rap, exemplified by legends like Aerosmith and Run DMC in their iconic collaboration "Walk This Way," ignited FienXSol's desire to create music that challenged conventions. In college, she encountered Chris Sibilla, an aspiring producer who became her mentor, introducing her to the intricate world of music production. This marked the beginning of a musical journey that transcended genres, as she delved into Jazz, Blues, Classical, and the art of DJ'ing.FienXSol's passion and talent caught the attention of DJ Alex 'Flash' Takasaki from Toronto, Canada, who included her track in his 2001 mixtape. This early recognition paved the way for her role as the MC for the eclectic drum & bass group SUISSE MODULAR, culminating in the release of their acclaimed debut EP "Fly Me to the Lunar" in 2004 on Galactic Dust Records.As she stands on the cusp of a new chapter, FienXSol is ready to ascend once again. Currently working on her debut solo album, she has already released a series of vibrant singles. Her music, a kaleidoscope of influences, effortlessly weaves together Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, and Electronic elements, creating a sonic experience that is uniquely FienXSol. With a spirit that defies conformity and a sound that resonates beyond boundaries, FienXSol is a trailblazer in the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer Ted Takasaki makes his Paul Bunyan Country Outdoors debut! Ted was in town for Ray's Sport & Marine's Grand Opening so Kev had the chance to sit down and talk shallow water walleyes, new gear, Lund Boats and much more with the legend! PLUS our Lake of the Week from the Alexandria Lakes region.

El ministro de la Presidencia, Félix Bolaños, ha asegurado que el PSOE crece cada día, mientras el Partido Popular está más hundido y en caída libre, y ha instado a salir a la campaña electoral del 28 de mayo con cabeza alta, mirada limpia, corazón socialista y a ganar. Por su parte, el presidente del PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, ha confiado en los buenos resultados que su formación cosechará en las elecciones municipales y autonómicas del próximo mes de mayo cuando, dice, podemos empezar a cambiar las cosas. Además, Feijóo ha vuelto a reclamar hoy sábado la convocatoria de elecciones generales. Feijóo, ha avisado de que España no olvidará nunca la conocida como ley del 'solo sí es sí', a la que califica de la mayor chapuza legal de la historia de la que los populares han salvado al Ejecutivo. Por su parte, la ministra de Igualdad, Irene Montero, ha aventurado que el movimiento feminista va a tener que seguir peleando para volver a situar el consentimiento en el centro del Código Penal. El presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, ha defendido el cambio de paradigma que la nueva Ley de Vivienda supondrá en España, que busca, dice, convertir el problema de la vivienda en un derecho y contrasta con la Ley del Suelo que aprobó el PP hace 25 años que solo buscaba el pelotazo urbanístico.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El ministro de la Presidencia, Félix Bolaños, ha asegurado que el PSOE crece cada día, mientras el Partido Popular está más hundido y en caída libre, y ha instado a salir a la campaña electoral del 28 de mayo con cabeza alta, mirada limpia, corazón socialista y a ganar. Por su parte, el presidente del PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, ha confiado en los buenos resultados que su formación cosechará en las elecciones municipales y autonómicas del próximo mes de mayo cuando, dice, podemos empezar a cambiar las cosas. Además, Feijóo ha vuelto a reclamar hoy sábado la convocatoria de elecciones generales. Feijóo, ha avisado de que España no olvidará nunca la conocida como ley del 'solo sí es sí', a la que califica de la mayor chapuza legal de la historia de la que los populares han salvado al Ejecutivo. Por su parte, la ministra de Igualdad, Irene Montero, ha aventurado que el movimiento feminista va a tener que seguir peleando para volver a situar el consentimiento en el centro del Código Penal. El presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, ha defendido el cambio de paradigma que la nueva Ley de Vivienda supondrá en España, que busca, dice, convertir el problema de la vivienda en un derecho y contrasta con la Ley del Suelo que aprobó el PP hace 25 años que solo buscaba el pelotazo urbanístico.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Denver Broncos and area fishing are the topics of hour number two today, as Bert talks with Nick Kosmider and Ted Takasaki on Overtime!

Bert rounds out the week of the show by talking NFL Draft with Joe Deleone, and previews the Sioux Empire Sportsmen's Show with Ted Takasaki!

El daruma es un amuleto japonés muuy conocido, y es el llamado "amuleto de los propósitos". Pero lo cierto es que más que un amuleto, es algo para mantenerte motivado para lograr aquello que deseas, no simplemente "buena suerte". Pero en el episodio te damos más detalles de esto, así como de los diferentes colores actuales que hay para diferentes propósitos y los festivales Daruma Ichi, donde se compran a comienzos del año, sobre todo en el de Takasaki, el más famoso que hay en todo Japón. Por eso, ya que estamos con el primer Japonesamente de 2023 (¡feliz año!), que mejor que hablar de una tradición que se hace a comienzos de año y que además tiene que ver con eso tan típico de los propósitos que todos hacemos para el año que entra... ¡Mata ne! ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? - Colabora en Patreon - Únete a la Comunidad Japonismo - Reserva hoteles en Japón (y en todo el mundo) - Consigue seguro de viajes (¡no sólo para Japón!) - Busca los mejores vuelos - Lleva Internet (pocket wifi o SIM) - JR Pass para viajes ilimitados en tren ---- Continúa la conversación en: - Web: https://japonismo.com - Discord: https://discord.gg/hZrSa57 - Facebook: https://facebook.com/japonismo - Twitter: https://twitter.com/japonismo - Instagram: https://instagram.com/japonismo - Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/japonismo - Newsletter semanal: http://eepurl.com/di60Xn

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The guys start the show by talking with pro fisherman Ted Takasaki about his recent tournament victory and more!

From a career as a sales person in the technology world to a National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame angler Ted Takasaki has seen and done a great deal as a professional angler.  He shares some of his fondest memories and gives advice to those wishing to follow a similar path.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Learn the secrets to catching giant walleyes from Hall of Fame champion angler, Ted Takasaki!" That's the first thing you see when you follow Ted's Facebook Page. On this episode, We get to chat with Ted about fishing life and just what do Hall of Fame Walleye anglers do with their time!? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crappiejunction/support

“Legacies,” a podcast by Utah Women's WalkSeason 1, Episode 2: Ann TakasakiFor the complete Video Interview, click here. 

FM Walleyes Unlimited will begin a transition back to in-person meetings this month with the member meeting on the 18th featuring Ted Takasaki as the guest speaker.  Listen to Ted as he previews some of the information that he will be sharing to those in attendance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The season for dreaming of floating on the water soaking up the sun or soaking a line in the water is now.  Ted Takasaki, professional angler and Lund Boat pro-staffer joins Scott and Kyle to talk about selecting a boat that is right for you. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Call it a Christmas present, call it a "we-made-it-through-this crazy-fucking-year-of-2020" present, whatever you prefer, but this is a (long) short story from yours truly called "The Synchronicity Factory." It's a magical tale with nonsensical asides, trips into speculation about the nature of reality and how the concept of synchronicity may represent that we live in a world that is much more interconnected than our modern worldview recognizes. Like "The Teacher and the Tree Man," it seems to have two protagonists with interweaving stories but to make this one work, we must visit not only places as far-flung as Roswell, New Mexico, Washington, D.C. and Takasaki, Japan but we must leave this 3D world and enter the AfterWorlds where our protagonists, umm, what, reside? Well, come along and find out the answer to that, and many other questions, the most important of which is: can our heroes save the Synchronicity Factory?

Ho Ho Ho Podcast listeners!  Thanks again for tuning in to another episode.  The holiday season is coming fast! I thought I would hop on a podcast with a good friend of mine Laura Takasaki from Imagine That Events.  This holiday for many of us in North America is looking to become a strange one. I know that I'm busy trying to figure out how to stay connected with my team during this season and still be able to manage a budget.  Budgets are thinner than usual because of lost revenue, but I really want to make sure that I don't let that crush the Christmas spirit!Laura and I talk all about ways that you can implement the holiday cheer to your teams. We talk about what her clients are doing and some things to consider and prepare for. I hope you find it valuable as we count down just over a month to go. So grab a warm mug of hot chocolate, kick back and have a listen to this episode.If you are looking for a planner that can help you plan a Virtual Christmas Party or Event connect with Laura at www.imaginethatevents.ca and tell her you heard about it on our podcast!As always, if you are looking to supercharge your business and marketing, we are here to help support you at www.threesixtymedia.com and we'll see you in the next episode!

In this episode we speak to Chris Granrud of Ranydaze Guide Service.   We also catch up with HOF fisherman Ted Takasaki.

Ted Takasaki shares a South Dakota fishing report and his experience guiding South Dakota waters as well as the shortened season for the National Walleye Trail.

On episode 31, Scott and Matt sit down with legendary walleye angler Ted Takasaki along with his fiancé Charlotte to talk everything fishing. https://www.facebook.com/midwestangler/ https://www.facebook.com/TedTakasaki/

Iconic Japanese heavy metal outfit Loudness are touring Australia for the first time in May. On episode 110 of The Australian Rock Show we are joined by vocalist Minoru Niihara and cover everything: from touring with AC/DC, his Nishidera Minoru project, Munetaka Higuchi, the band Earthshaker, and the success of the 1986 single 'Let It Go'. We also talk about recording with Tower of Power on his 1989 solo album 'One' and chat about the most recent Loudness record ‘Rise To Glory'. Tune in and crank the volume. Music by: Loudness, AC/DC

We chat walleyes with Pro Angler Ted Takasaki. Ron Schara gives us an update on the MN Bound Crappie Contest.

We chat walleyes with Pro Angler Ted Takasaki. Ron Schara gives us an update on the MN Bound Crappie Contest.

This week: There is nothing more beautiful on this green Earth than the telepathic pogonophobia link between a mother and her child; Case fucking closed on the Takasaki cat mystery that has lingered since episode one; grammatical and medical advice from the tremendously gifted Dr. Jeffry.     |  Intro music by clintbreeze.bandcamp.com  | Featured track: Tell Me a Bedtime Story by Kimiko Kasai feat. Herbie Goddang Hancock

In this episode: Snarky lightning round,   "Random" I.D. checks in Japan,   How to get stopped by the police,   Watching movies on other people's devices on the train,   Getting hired to make someone quit.   The Giveaway winners will be announced soon!   Music by clintbreeze.bandcamp.com

Kyle and Alek are 10,000% on the frickin Keat Train. Topics covered: Signs and symptoms of the Keat Heat Virus, compulsory train nudges, camera sound workarounds, the oshibori mishap, katakanundrums, and oh so much more! Music by Clint Breeze https://clintbreeze.bandcamp.com/

Yeah! This is our very first episode! Alek and Kyle discuss what it's like to live in Japan. Fuck what ya heard, this is the real shit. Topics covered: stinkin' up the shinkansen bathrooms, the disappearing cats of Takasaki, katakanundrums, ham sandwich club, Chef Man, hand crafted antique doors in the garbage, and so much more!  Music by Clint Breeze https://clintbreeze.bandcamp.com/  

Download this episode The classic notion of how somebody ends up in the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame begins with them as a youngster cutting their teeth on the fish they become known for. And then, there’s the path taken by Ted Takasaki… who got the call to the Hall on his prowess as a walleye fisherman… despite the fact that he never caught a walleye until after graduating from college. How can this be? MidWest Outdoors Associate Editor Dave Csanda dug up the whole winding story of how his adult years became a whirlwind of learning and fast-track experience, in this one-of-a-kind fish story… let’s get started, with Ted Takasaki… in his own words. It's time well spent... Subscribe on iTunes! (click “View in iTunes” then click “Subscribe”) Listen on Stitcher! Many newer vehicles have Stitcher available–listen on your car radio Important Links Ted Takasaki Facebook Big Bear Resort on Kentucky Lake Shimano Fishing reels & rods Follow MidWest Outdoors on social media Facebook: facebook.com/midwestoutdoorstvTwitter: @MWOutdoor: twitter.com/MWOutdoorInstagram: instagram.com/MWOutdoorMidWest Outdoors YouTube: our YouTube ChannelMidWest Outdoors eNewsletter: free subscription MidWest Outdoors magazine subscription: 800-606-3474 Discover our Key Connections! Ray Eye, Eyes on the Outdoors Radio: Listen Live or On Demand Julie McQueen, Fitness for the Field facebook.com/JulieMcQueen.brotherhood Instagram: @julesmcqueen Northwest Ontario Fishing: northwestontario.com 800-665-7567 or info@ontariossunsetcountry.ca (great resource for customs info!) Pheasants Forever Target Walleye: targetwalleye.com

FearFishing web cast number 23 is in the books! we are talking walleye fishing, seadooers and so much more! lots of fishing info, laughs and two amazing guests! First we have Mark Cavanaugh on no sleep and just off a huge win down south! find out how Mark started fishing bass tournaments in a 12ft glass boat and what an amazing victory he pulled off in the USA just this past weekend. Second walleye fishing legend Ted Takasaki joins us to talk everything walleye, how he got his start in fishing and breaks down the different job markets and what you can do to get a job in the world of fishing! as always its action packed and some great laughs, we talk about the future of fishing and like always give the old guy in the room a hard time. Please subscribe and join me on all social media FearFishing FearFishing.com FearFishing~ https://www.facebook.com/fear.fishing/ FearFishing web cast~https://www.facebook.com/groups/891606114221007/ Ian West~ https://www.facebook.com/Ian-West-Bass-Tournament-Angler-Pod-Cast-Host-Fishing-Personailty-486302348223460/ Twitter- @fearfishing Instagram- fear_fishing

During this weeks episode of Projekt Possible we interview the 5x CrossFit Games athlete - Tyson Takasaki. Tyson chats with us about his journey into the sport of fitness and why he has come to love it. He shares a few tricks and insights in regards to his training and what it's all about at the end of the day. To see what Tyson is up whether he's in the gym or cheering on the Blue Jays, you can follow him on Instagram @taksnaps , and be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and give us a 5 star review :) 

The CTBTO’s radionuclide stations are equipped with state-of-the-art sensors to detect even minute amounts of airborne radioactivity from a nuclear explosion, which is similar to that of a nuclear accident. One of the first stations to detect radioactive emissions from the Fukushima power plant was the radionuclide station at Takasaki, some 200 kilometres from the plant. Following the Fukushima event, the CTBTO made a number of improvements in terms of hardware, software and procedures that will allow faster and more reliable measurements.

Monika Krysta, Atmospheric Sciences Officer, Office of the Director, IDC Division and Mika Nikkinen, Head, Scientific Methods Unit, Software Applications Section, IDC Division By the end of May 2011, more than 40 radionuclide stations had detected radioactivity from the power plant and all but the closest at Takasaki had returned to normal background radiation. More than 1,600 samples containing radiation – both radioactive noble gases and particles - originating from the Fukushima power plant were analyzed. The analysis results allowed Member States’ radiation protection agencies to make informed recommendations to concerned populations. Additionally, the composition of the emissions allowed for conclusions about the extent of the damage to the reactors.

Vor Beginn dieser Arbeit war ein A. fumigatus-Protein (Chp: CipC homologes Protein) mit unbekannter Funktion und hoher Homologie zum CipC-Protein aus A. nidulans als prominentes hyphenspezifisches Protein identifiziert worden (Schwienbacher, 2005). Weiterhin gab es zu diesem Zeitpunkt Hinweise, dass ein zu CipC homologes Protein in C. neoformans eine wichtige Rolle während der Virulenz spielt (Steen et al., 2003). In dieser Arbeit sollte die biologische Funktion des pilzspezifischen Proteins genauer untersucht werden. Zu diesem Zweck wurden monoklonale Antikörper gegen Chp, mehrere Reporterstämme sowie eine Deletionsmutante hergestellt. Die erhobenen Daten zeigen, dass Chp als Monomer im Cytosol der Hyphen vorliegt. Dabei zeigte sich eine gleichmäßige Verteilung eines GFP-Fusionsproteins innerhalb der Hyphen; nur die Vakuolen schienen ausgespart. Die Identifikation des Proteins auf der Sporenoberfläche von A. fumigatus (Asif et al., 2006) wurde wiederlegt und die differentielle Expression des Proteins bestätigt. Anders als in A. nidulans (Melin et al., 2002) wirkt das Antibiotikum Concanamycin A auf die Bildung von Chp in A. fumigatus nicht induzierend. Da diese Tatsache sowohl für die Na-mensgebung von CipC, als auch für die Namensgebung von Chp verantwortlich war, sollte das A. fumigatus-Protein umbenannt werden. Die Wahl des Namens fiel auf NrpA (Nitrogen regulated protein A), da die Bildung des Proteins von der N-Quelle abhängig ist. Die N-abhängige Regulation war für ein homologes F. fujikuroi Gen auf RNA-Ebene bereits bekannt (Teichert et al., 2004). In der vorliegenden Arbeit konnte sie in A. fumigatus und erstmals auf Proteinebene bestätigt werden. Desweiteren wurden auch neue N-Quellen untersucht. Dabei zeigte sich, dass NrpA in Anwesenheit der N-Quellen Glutamat, Nitrat oder Harnstoff nicht gebildet wird, wohin-gegen Komplexmedien sowie die N-Quellen Ammonium, Glutamin, Asparaginsäure, Asparagin, Valin und Tryptophan zur Bildung des Proteins führen. In Kombination einer induzierenden und einer unterdrückenden N-Quelle dominiert stets die induzierende. In Reporterstämmen (gfp; lacZ) fand diese negative Regulation der Bildung von NrpA nicht statt. Das Protein wurde sowohl in Anwesenheit einer normalerweise unterdrückenden N-Quelle, als auch in den Sporen gebildet. Weiterhin nimmt die gebildete Menge von NrpA sowohl bei längeren Inkubationszeiten, als auch bei Verwendung höherer Animpfdichten zu. Wird der Pilz zunächst mit einer die NrpA-Bildung unterdrückenden N-Quelle angezogen und dann in Medium mit einer induzierenden N-Quelle umgesetzt, dauert es 6 h bis eine Bildung von NrpA verzeichnet werden kann. Diese Zeitspanne blieb auch in einem inversen Experiment gleich. Als nächstes wurde untersucht, ob NrpA in A. fumigatus unter Stressbedingungen von Bedeutung ist. Dabei konnte gezeigt werden, dass sowohl osmotischer Stress, als auch oxidativer Stress, der durch Menadion verursacht wird, kei-ne Auswirkung auf die gebildete NrpA-Menge hat. Dagegen führt durch H2O2 verursachter Stress zu einem veränderten Laufverhalten von NrpA in SDS-Gelen. Das Protein scheint unter diesen Umständen ein höheres Molekulargewicht zu haben. Mithilfe eines A. fumigatus-Reporterstammes, der ein NrpA-GFP-Fusionsprotein bildet, konnte gezeigt werden, dass H2O2 auch zu einer veränderten Lokalisation von NrpA führt. Das sonst gleichmäßig in den Hyphen verteilte Protein formierte sich in punktförmigen Strukturen. Auch unter Mangelbedingungen spielt NrpA keine wichtige Rolle, denn weder ein C- noch ein N-Mangel verändert die gebildete Menge des Proteins. Dient die normalerweise die NrpA-Bildung induzierende N-Quelle Glutamin als C- und N-Quelle wird NrpA nicht gebildet. Ebenso wie in F. fujikuroi (Teichert et al., 2002) wird die Bildung des NrpA-Proteins durch MSX, einem Inhibitor der Glutaminsynthetase, fast vollständig inhibiert. Anders als in F. fujikuroi (Teichert et al., 2006) verursachte die Inhibierung der TOR-Kinase durch Rapamycin keinen Effekt auf die Bildung von NrpA. Auch durch eine her-gestellte Deletionsmutante konnte die biologische Funktion von NrpA nicht geklärt werden. In zahlreichen vergleichenden Untersuchungen verhielt sich die Mutante ebenso wie der Wildtyp. Der einzige dokumentierte Unterschied zwischen Mutante und Wildtyp ist eine verstärkte Bil-dung der Katalase 1 in der Deletionsmutante. Anders als angenommen spielt NrpA während der Virulenz von A. fumigatus keine Rolle. In einem Virulenzmodell in embryonierten Hühnereiern verhielten sich Deletionsmutante und Wildtyp gleich. Auch in murinen Makrophagen führten die Deletionsmutante und der Wildtyp etwa zu vergleichbaren Mengen an ausgeschüttetem IL-10 und TNFα. Ein potentieller Nutzen von NrpA bei der Diagnose der allergischen bronchoalveolaren Aspergillose (ABPA) konnte ebenso ausgeschlossen werden. Neben NrpA waren im Vergleich der Proteinmuster der verschiedenen A. fumigatus-Morphotypen auch weitere differentiell exprimierte Proteine aufgefallen. Eines davon war eine MnSOD (Aspf6), die bis dahin auch als mitochondriale MnSOD bezeichnet wurde (Rementeria et al., 2007). Da im Genom von A. fumigatus aber eine weitere MnSOD kodiert ist, die über eine putative Mitochondriensignalsequenz verfügt, sollte in einem zweiten Teil der Arbeit die tat-sächliche Lokalisation dieses Proteins gezeigt werden. Dafür wurden zunächst monoklonale Antikörper gegen das Protein hergestellt. Eine mitochondriale Lokalisation der MnSOD mit puta-tiver Signalsequenz konnte gezeigt werden. Dabei wurden sowohl Western-Blots als auch ein A. fumigatus-GFP-Reporterstamm verwendet. Weiterhin konnte das Protein genauer charakteri-siert werden. Im Gegensatz zu Aspf6, das nur in den Hyphen des Pilzes zu finden ist, wurde die mitochondriale MnSOD sowohl in den Sporen, als auch in den Hyphen nachgewiesen. Die gebil-dete Menge des Proteins verändert sich im Zeitverlauf nicht. Lediglich zu sehr späten Wachs-tumszeitpunkten in der späten stationären Phase war ein leichter Anstieg zu beobachten. Die gebildete Menge des Proteins hing auch nicht von der Animpfdichte der Kultur ab. Anders als Aspf6, das bekannterweise ein Homotetramer bildet (Flückiger et al., 2002), scheint die mitochondriale MnSOD als Dimer vorzuliegen. Auch in Antwort auf oxidativen Stress verhielten sich die beiden MnSODs unterschiedlich. Menadion, das innerhalb der Zelle die Bildung von Su-peroxidanionen bewirkt, führte zu einem leichten Anstieg der Proteinmenge der mitochondrialen MnSOD, während Aspf6 unverändert blieb. Als Folge von oxidativem Stress, der durch H2O2 verursacht wird, zeigte Aspf6 eine leichte Verringerung, während die mitochondriale MnSOD schnell abgebaut wird. In einem dritten Teil dieser Arbeit wurde die Rolle der Atmung während der Auskeimung von A. fumigatus genauer untersucht. Dabei konnte gezeigt werden, dass die Proteinbiosynthese für den Auskeimungsprozess unbedingt notwendig ist. Desweiteren wurde mit Hilfe unterschiedli-cher Methoden eine sehr frühe Aktivierung der Atmungskette während des Auskeimungspro-zesses nachgewiesen. Ebenso konnte gezeigt werden, dass die Anwesenheit von Sauerstoff für das Wachstum von A. fumigatus unbedingt erforderlich ist. Im anaeroben Milieu konnten die Konidien weder anschwellen noch auskeimen. Auch bereits vorhandene Hyphen konnten unter Abwesenheit von Sauerstoff nicht weiterwachsen. Weitere Untersuchungen zeigten, dass A. fu-migatus anders als A. nidulans (Takasaki et al., 2004) nicht über die Fähigkeit verfügt, im Anae-roben durch eine Fermentation von Ammonium zu überleben. In dieser Arbeit wurde ebenso wie in anderen aktuellen Arbeiten (Williger et al., 2008) die Fähigkeit von A. fumigatus, in hypoxischen Umgebungen zu wachsen, nachgewiesen.