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After completing past international art series in Vienna, Tokyo, Cape Town, Berlin, Dublin, Jerusalem and Sao Paulo, Palmer's 2014 study-abroad adventure focused on a wild road trip from Paris to Florence with the art series created in Nice, France.
By Joan Wright Mularz, Author
The story is set in modern-day Cuma, Italy, site of an ancient town where a sibyl was said to foretell the future.
By Travel PR
Rather than flopping on a beach this summer, why not make better use of your time off – you never know, it may even lead to a new career.
By American Security Educators, Inc.
Don't miss out on a chance to learn what really happened with the Costa Concordia disaster. Free "SOS Spirit of Survival" books will be given away.
By M31USA LLC
Award winners to take The Entrepreneur's Journey, the M31USA immersion program
By provincia di mantova
Province of Mantua's Digital Diary Tour 2014 highly appreciated by foreigners
By Travel PR
Italy is a country famed for its passion, where celebrations are jubilant and festivals are pleasingly frequent and fantastically varied. From the traditional to the outlandish, there is a celebration or festivity to suit every interest.
By Smartful Coaching
Retreat will be held in Verona, Italy, September 14 - 19, 2014
By Empire Global Corp.
Empire Global enters into Material Definitive Agreement to Acquire Multigioco Srl
By Cultural Italy
For travelers with a thirst for culture, beauty and history, Rome is ready to satisfy your wanderlust.
By Cultural Italy
Naples An Italian Gem Most people will think of Rome if Italian cities are mentioned, but Naples is also a tourist destination no savvy traveler will want to miss.
By FURUNO European Branch Office
FURUNO opens new NavSkills trainging centers in United Arab Emirates and Italy.
By TBK Consult
Ezio Vicario has joined TBK Consult as an Executive Partner.
By Cook in Venice
Come to Venice and learn how to cook traditional dishes in a unique setting on Certosa Island in Venice
By Live Your Dream Productions
From April 24 to 25, 2014 the Nigeria-Italy International SME Forum will hold at Four Points Sheraton Milan Center, Via Gerolamo Cardano 1, 20124 Milan, Italy. The forum is an event to explore business opportunities between Nigeria and Italy.
By SPI Study Abroad
Leading high school study abroad provider announced a variety of excursions included in their summer study abroad program in Italy
By La Tavola Marche
Farm-to-Fork Cooking School in Le Marche, Italy is Now Offering Live Online Cooking Classes, Offering a Taste of Italy Without Leaving Your Kitchen.
By SAPICI S.p.A.
SAPICI is going to further increase its aliphatics product offering differentiation and flexibility, along with adding more capacity to sustain its dynamic commercial strategy worldwide
By Il Bottaccio - Forte dei Marmi in Toscana
Il Bottaccio, 5 star luxury hotel in Tuscany at Forte dei Marmi, will be hosting an exclusive St Valentines day Gran Gala dinner along with a special weekend package for "a dream come true" romantic experience
By SPI Study Abroad
High school students participating on SPI's Siena, Italy study abroad program get to experience a major event in Italian history and culture: Il Palio di Siena
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NEW: a mini cruise from Padua to Venice, visiting three sumptuous Venetian Villas, helpful 'Highlights' on the regions, plus some superb new properties
By Carlo Carletti Wedding Photographer
Carlo Carletti, one of the worlds top wedding photographers who has followed hundreds of weddings in Italy and abroad, has published a book with the most creative and emotional wedding photos taken over the last 17 years of work.
By CitiesItaly.com
The baby Jesus born in the ruins of an ancient Roman temple, next to the Holy Family and the shepherds there are gypsy predicting the future, people playing cards, housewives doing shopping, dogs, cats and chickens: this is the traditional neapolitan...
By CISL Union
Hands off the Medici Corridor! Italian major Public Service Unions fight against the plan to privatize the celebrated Vasari Corridor in Florence, in order to keep it public and free of charge.
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After unveiling its corporate website, recently and painstakingly restyled with an innovative look and new content, and creating an environment that accommodates interaction and integration with social media to strengthen its investments in digital...
By The Soho Loft
The Soho Loft supports Alessandro Lerro's talk on Crowdfunding, and other financing opportunities, for a series of events which kicked off at the "Funding Startups: Crowdfunding" event Nov 27 in Rome, Italy.
By New Shelves Distribution
Author Gail Mencini makes debut in January 2014 with 'To Tuscany with Love'
By Brighton Publishing LLC
Fueled by remarkable characters and thought-provoking scenes, author Mary B. Patterson delivers "Franco and Anna Gennusa: Their Journey"—an immigrant family's journey of hope, faith, and perseverance
By Roberto De Vogli
New study estimates that the global financial crisis may be responsible for 548 excess deaths due to mental and behavioral disorders across Italian regions
By Livigno
Italy's premier ski resort gets the winter fun well under way
By Rogue Records America
Italian Progressive Metal band signs 2 album deal with Indie Publisher / Distributor
By UltraVision CLPL
In a partnership between UltraVision CLPL, Bausch + Lomb and Sanalens, KeraSoft IC was launched in Italy at the 'Congresso di Monopoli' on 13th/14th October 2013.
By PMQ Pizza Magazine
Several first-time USPT competitors gain a spot on the team and an all-expense-paid trip to Italy
By The-D-Style Graphic Solutions LLC
A true life changing story of a mother and two daughters and the their determination to survive the horrors of World War II, their journey from Libya to Italy and a little girl's longing for the father she never knew.
By Max Bernard Management
"Get Your Groove On" Special edition CD/DVD RELEASE (Rome, Italy --- September 20, 2013) Max Bernard Management in association with JackMad Music is proud to introduce Italian Sax-man recording artist Gianni Vancini.
By Zanoby.com
Panel envisions a resurgence of small-scale, urban manufacturing
By crowdfuture
Back to the future of collective funding - 2nd edition of the biggest Italian crowdfunding convention
By Harris Management
Played Acoustic Set of Music From Current CD "Skywords" With Small Segment of The Original Band
By Kicking World, LLC
Coach Christoph Kipperer from EuroKickers (Graz, Austria) and Coach Brent Grablachoff from Kicking World (San Diego, California) united to provide opportunity for aspiring European football kickers and punters.
By Great Hotels of the World
Great Hotels of the World (http://www.ghotw.com) member, Hotel Brunelleschi in Florence, has been mentioned twice in Dan Brown's new novel Inferno, the Da Vinci Code sequel.
By Hotel San Giorgio Savoia
On September 2013, the three stars hotel situated in Igea Marina will offer a package holiday for bike and cycling lovers.
By Uomo Moderno
Uomo Moderno™ is proud to announce the launch of the first and only all Italian men's lifestyle magazine, which pays tribute to the 2013 Year of Italian Culture in the United States, an initiative of Italy's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
By Cultural Italy
Milan The New and the Old Milan is the capital of Lombardy, the northern Italian province bordering Switzerland. After Rome, Milan is the most populous city in Italy with a population of approximate 1.4 million.
By Andria Mitsakos PR
Rub shoulders with the world's style-setters on the isle of Pantelleria, where agriturismo chic translates to total relaxation in a lovingly-restored villa with all the creature comforts
By Dolce Vita Villas Ltd
Established agency based in the UK with offices in Rome, has added some of the most beautiful properties of Tuscany in Italy to their catalog of luxury holiday rentals, available for the 2013 summer season.
By Arte Nomade
One of Italy's biggest Celtic festivals features bands from Poland, Latvia and Austria, while seven couples decide to tie the Celtic knot
By SIM2 USA
SIM2 is pleased to announce that after a successful first stop at the Essential Live Show in the UK, the 2013 SIM2 World Road Show is heading to the United States.
By The Soho Loft
Moving more quickly than even the United States, Italy is the first country in the world to pass and enact an equity crowdfunding law – the Decreto Crescita Bis, or the Italian "Growth Act 2.0."
By Terme Manzi
31st July 2013 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the cinema release of the film, `Cleopatra', the most talked about film of the 1960's and still one of the most expensive films ever made.
By www.GuidosLove.com
Guido Cornacchione, subject of the recently release book from Amazon, GUIDO'S LOVE" will be at the Festa Italiana annual Italian-American event in downtown Cuyahoga Falls, July 19-21, to sign books and talk with you about Love & Family.
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BARCELONA, Spain--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AdMob, the world's largest mobile advertising marketplace, today announced it has experienced strong growth over the past year and added a number of new publisher partners and advertisers to its network. In January 2009, worldwide requests in AdMob's network increased 8 percent to 6.8 billion, led by double digit growth in Western Europe and Asia. Over the past year, traffic from Western Europe more than doubled to total 550 million requests in January 2009, with strong growth in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
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Sir Ernest Gordon Graham Graham-Little (8 February 1867 – 6 October 1950) was a dermatologist and British Member of Parliament (MP) for London University from 1924 until 1950, sitting variously as an Independent and a National Independent. Graham-Little was born in Monghyr, Bengal, India, to Michael and Anna (née English) Little.[1] Following the death of his mother when he was four years old, he was raised in South Africa.[1]
- ^ a b Morris-Jones, Henry (2004), "Little, Sir Ernest Gordon Graham Graham- (1867–1950)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford University Press), doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/33510, retrieved 14 November 2010
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BUT FIRST: Let's do a little catching up heading into day 4. Once again I will point out in this tournament wins are worth 2 points, a draw is 1 point, and losses are worth nothing. I won't bother with the specific results of days 2 and 3 but here are the point totals heading into this episode. BLOCK A: Hiroshi Tanahashi (6 points), Shelton X Benjamin (6), Bad Luck Fale (4), Satoshi Kojima (2), Yuji Nagata (2), Katsuyori Shibata (2), Shinsuke Nakamura (2), Tomohiro Ishii (2), Davey Boy Smith Jr (2), Doc Gallows (2), Tomoaki Honma (0). BLOCK B: Kazuchika Okada (6 points), Hirooki Goto (6), Hiroyoshi Tenzan (4), Tetsuya Naito (4), Yujiro Takahashi (2), Togi Makabe (2), Toru Yano (2), Lance Archer (2), AJ Styles (2), Karl Anderson (0), Minoru Suzuki (0). Seriously, The reigning IWGP Champion has only one win, and Suzuki doesn't have any? Still early, but that is really surprising. Now with that settled we will get to the action! We are welcomed by Shibata for the second week in a row as we kick things off Block A: Shinsuke Nakamura V/S Yuji Nagata: "King of Strong Style" vs. "Blue Justice". Nagata comes out wearing an "Anti-Aging Hero" shirt. Love it. As both men are trained in amateur wrestling as well as MMA, it leads to Mauro talking about a conversation he had with Samoa Joe about the influence of MMA in pro wrestling. The start off is slow, but we skip ahead where things are heating up. This match is not fast but hold and counter hold. Lots of kicks and strikes and blocks and dodges. Josh Barnett adds something here because he not only wrestled Nagata before, he had his debut against Nagata. The match ends with Nakamura hitting 2 Booma yae knees to the head and scoring the pin. We get some post-match words from Nakamura before going to break. Probably had a lot clipped, but you still got the general feel of how the match played out. Block B: Tetsuya Naito vs. A.J. Styles: Naito may be smaller than most in this tournament, but he has shown on this program before that he can hang with the big guys. Doesn't get any bigger than the IWGP Champion. The story here is that Naito won last year's G1 and looking to repeat, while Styles wants to become the first gaijin winner of the G1. The match starts off with trading arm locks and headlocks to gain an advantage. Mauro mentions that Naito already has a bandaged cut on his head from Tora Yano. Naito gains an advantage and then messes with Styles by doing A.J.'s pose. Sure enough Naito's cut starts trickling blood. Both men get furies of offense, but Styles shuts Naito down with a poke in the eye. We skip ahead as now Naito is gushing blood, but still holding the advantage. Mauro gets bonus points from me for making a point to reference someone I admire, Gordon Solie. Styles nearly gets the Styles Clash on Naito, but Naito counters. Naito hits his Gloria suplex and then hits the top rope corkscrew for the WIN! Post-match comments from Naito saying that he respects Styles, but just beating him wasn't enough. He wants a title shot. Again, edited a lot but this match was still very entertaining to watch and a big surprise for Naito to pick up the win. Block B: Kazuchika Okada vs. Karl Anderson: To say that "The Machine Gun" from the Bullet Club has an uphill climb here is an understatement. Block B top point holder taking on the bottom of Block B. Anderson attacks before Okada even finishes his entrance. We skip ahead as both men are outside the ring. We skip ahead again as Anderson is just mauling Okada. A lot of clipping here. Okada gets in a DDT to stop Anderson's offense. We clip again as Okada lands the top rope elbow and goes into his Rainmaker Pose. He goes for the Rainmaker clothesline but gets caught in a Liger bomb. Anderson gets a top rope neck breaker (A cool move I've not seen before) and a Bernard Driver but can't put Okada away. Clipped again as Anderson goes for his finisher, the gun stun (Stone Cold Stunner) but is countered, countered again, and countered AGAIN before Anderson actually hits the move and gets the win! Wow, that easily is the most clipped match I've seen on this show ever. Anderson talks some smack in the post match. Okada and Gedo have nothing to say as they go straight past the press for the locker room. We get some in studio comments from Shibata before our main event. He talks about how this is an important match and we get some clips of Shibata and Tanahashi feuding when Shibata returned to New Japan in 2012. Block A: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Katsuyori Shibata: Main event time! We got a good look at Shibata last week with the oddly emotionless way he destroys people with his MMA influenced style. Here he's taking on NJPW's golden boy. These two were once part of New Japan's "Three Musketeers" in 1999 along with Nakamura. We've got about 25 minutes left in the show, so hopefully this match wouldn't be the hatchet job the last one was. Tentative start once again and oddly Shibata is already sweating. Shibata SLAPS Tanahashi, like totally bitch slaps him. Tanahashi returns the favor. Yup, these guys do not like each other. The action picks up quick with each man dodging big strikes and kicks before Tanahashi leaves the ring. Shibata hurts his knee from a dive and now Tanahashi has something to target. Despite the injury, Shibata takes Tanahashi outside the ring and beats on Tanahashi including a running kick to the face. We come back from a commercial break with Shibata standing over Tanahashi. Tanahashi makes his comeback with an elbow before hitting a senton on Shibata. Shibata gets a knee to Tanahashi to regain the lead here. Shibata shrugs off a drop kick while in the corner before beating Tanahashi's head in with several elbows before hitting his sweet hanging drop kick. Tanahashi gets a forearm and then a german suplex, but Shibata pops right up and grabs a suplex of his own. Shibata goes for a kick, but Tanahashi catches it and goes for a few leg whips before putting on a cloverleaf leg lock. Josh mentions the lock is actually putting pressure on Shibata's good leg, not the injured one. Nice touch there from Josh Barnett. Small comments like that make this commentary more legit than anything else out there. After releasing the hold, Tanahashi just kind of stands there awkwardly, looking for a crowd reaction that isn't there and gets booed heavily for it. He lands the sling blade clothesline on Shibata before Tanahashi lands a frog splash. He goes for a second but Shibata gets his knees up. The crowd is chanting for Shibata loudly now. Both men trade forearms as it's a standoff. Shibata lands a NASTY spinning backhand that literally smacks the sweat off Tanahashi's face. Shibata goes for the Go-To-sleep knee to the head, but it's countered, only for him to hit it again. he nails Tanahashi with a running penalty kick and scores the pin. The two men begrudgingly shake hands before Shibata calmly leaves the ring and walks to the back in his typical style. Post match Tanahashi is on the floor in pain as he questions the last 10 years of his career. Shibata pretty much agrees. In the studio, Shibata talks about how much the match was important to him before we close out the show for the week. That main event was incredible, no denying that. Even more than last week though, the weakness of having a one-hour show covering this big of a tournament shown through. The Anderson/Okada match was clipped to death. Also, I get the idea is to focus more on the action, but they make little if any mention of the points each man holds going into these matches which may not be a huge deal, but kind of leaves out part of the story. Saying that, Mauro and Josh were spot on tonight and made the show that much more enjoyable to watch. In keeping track of things, here is the action from each block you didn't see and the points at the end of the night. BLOCK A: Kojima beat Fale, Benjamin beat Smith Jr., Ishii beat Honma. Shelton X Benjamin (8 points), Hiroshi Tanahashi (6), Bad Luck Fale (4), Satoshi Kojima (4), Katsuyori Shibata (4), Shinsuke Nakamura (4), Tomohiro Ishii (4), Davey Boy Smith Jr (2), Yuji Nagata (2), Doc Gallows (2), Tomoaki Honma (0). BLOCK B: Suzuki beat Tenzan, Yano beat Goto, Makabe beat Archer. Kazuchika Okada (6 points), Hirooki Goto (6), Tetsuya Naito (6), Hiroyoshi Tenzan (4), Togi Makabe (4), Toru Yano (4), Lance Archer (2), AJ Styles (2), Karl Anderson (2), Minoru Suzuki (2), Yujiro Takahashi (2). And with that, I hope all of you American readers have a great July 4th weekend. And those of you looking to just have fun, take a lesson from the Florida Brothers. You don't have to be born American to enjoy the holiday, just American at heart. BUT FIRST: Let's do a little catching up heading into day 4. Once again I will point out in this tournament wins are worth 2 points, a draw is 1 point, and losses are worth nothing. I won't bother with the specific results of days 2 and 3 but here are the point totals heading into this episode. BLOCK A: Hiroshi Tanahashi (6 points), Shelton X Benjamin (6), Bad Luck Fale (4), Satoshi Kojima (2), Yuji Nagata (2), Katsuyori Shibata (2), Shinsuke Nakamura (2), Tomohiro Ishii (2), Davey Boy Smith Jr (2), Doc Gallows (2), Tomoaki Honma (0). BLOCK B: Kazuchika Okada (6 points), Hirooki Goto (6), Hiroyoshi Tenzan (4), Tetsuya Naito (4), Yujiro Takahashi (2), Togi Makabe (2), Toru Yano (2), Lance Archer (2), AJ Styles (2), Karl Anderson (0), Minoru Suzuki (0). Seriously, The reigning IWGP Champion has only one win, and Suzuki doesn't have any? Still early, but that is really surprising.
The G1 Climax heats up!
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Strong Style: New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS S2 episode 5
Jun 27
// Soul Tsukino
With that, here are the participants: [embed]34001:4875:0[/embed] A Block: Hiroshi Tanahashi (2007 winner) Satoshi Kojima (2010 winner) Yuji Nagata (2001 winner) Tomoaki Honma (Replacing an injured Kota Ibushi) Katsuyori Shibata Shinsuke Nakamura (2011 winner) Tomohiro Ishii Shelton X Benjamin Davey Boy Smith Jr Doc Gallows Bad Luck Fale B Block: Togi Makabe (2009 winner) Hirooki Goto (2008 winner) Tetsuya Naito (2013 winner) Hiroyoshi Tenzan (2006 2004 2003 winner) Kazuchika Okada (2012 winner) Toru Yano Minoru Suzuki Lance Archer AJ Styles Yujiro Takahashi Karl Anderson So we begin on the first night of the tour at the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center on July 21 2014. Block A: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Tomoaki Honma: Interesting match with NJPW's big star taking on the perennial underdog. The announcers point out that Honma is replacing Ibushi who is out of the competition with a concussion. Honma gets a great reaction from the crowd. The picture being painted is that Honma may be the underdog, but he is hanging every step with Tanahashi. Honma actually dominates and sets up for his falling headbutt finisher, but as usual, he misses. Tanahashi hits a dragon suplex, but Honma kicks out. Honma nearly gets a pin with a roll up. Honma hangs tough, but Tanahashi hits the sling blade clothesline and a diving splash to get the win and two points. Brief, especially with the edits, but it got the point across. Block B: A.J. Styles vs. Kazuchika Okada: Really surprised this wasn't the feature match. Both "The Rainmaker" and "The Phenomenal One" have been featured on this show before so there isn't much new that I'll explain. Styles is the reigning IWGP Champion in this match as well, having beaten Okada. The crowd is FIRMLY behind Okada in this one. Styles is out here by himself while Okada has Gedo in his corner. Okada starts thing off with an awesome dropkick with Styles sitting on the top turnbuckle. They do an amazing spot where Styles is whipped into the ringside barricade, but leaps right over it into ringside, only to have Okada leap over and hit Styles. Further along in the match the ref is down. Okada goes for the win when Takahashi comes in as expected but gets dropkicked in the mouth for his troubles. They exchange moves including Okada hitting a tombstone out of a styles clash position before Okada decrapitates Styles with the rainmaker clothesline for the win and 2 big points. We get some words from Okada in the ring where he promises to beat Styles of the IWGP title and he will win the whole tournament. Gedo says pretty much the same thing. We get a few words from Shibata about his mindset going into this match. He talks about how he wondered what the fans would think of their match, and also how much Nakamura had changed since they were together 10 years ago. Block A: Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Katsuyori Shibata: The announcers do a great job of explaining how Shibata had left NJPW for over 7 years to go to MMA and various paces while his dojo classmates Nakamura and Tanahashi stayed. The difference in these two is night and day. Shibata comes out in black tights and no flash. Very much like Dan Severn while Nakamura comes out with his usual flash and posing. The match starts tentatively as both men go for a classic style lock up. Nakamura does some clowning, but Shibata makes him pay for it with some kicks. Seeing Shibata going for sit outs and lock ups shows he's had amateur wrestling training up the wazoo. Shibata puts Nakamura in a sleeper and then powers him over the top rope. Shibata's emotionless approach to calmly throwing Nakamura into the barricade and the ring posts is scary. Things slow down as Shibata goes for an early figure four leg lock. They break the hold and we go into Shibata smacking Nakamura around before Shinsuke gets fired up and takes over. The match is showing that while Shibata is the emotionless badass, Nakamura is every bit his equal and can fight as well. Shibata hits a sweet kick that knocks Shinsuke flat before Shibata hits a hanging dropkick (!). Nakamura goes for his finisher, but his met with a dropkick laying out both men as we go to a break. We come back as both men exchange forearms again and neither is going down. Nakamura hits two Boom-mae-yae knees to the skull, but Shibata gets up from the pin and then counters Shinsuke's charge with another dropkick. Shibata NAILS Shinsuke with a hell of a kick and gets the pin! Wow, not the result I would have guessed. Okay, now I see why this was made the feature! Nakamura gives us some words that his loss was a result of bad luck while Shibata doesn't really say much of anything. Badass? Yup. Promo man? Not even close. We get some studio words from Shibata saying he feels the match got a mixed reaction from fans (Huh? really?) but he's ready for more. As good a show is this is, watching it you can see the flaw of covering such a big tournament with just a 1-hour show. Each night is going to have 10 or 11 matches (and was 4 1/2 hours long), but really they could only show one full match and only clips of just two others. You miss some of the context here, but since it was only the first day of the tournament, Mauro and Josh didn't have to tell you about how many points each person had or what they had to do to stay in the race. Next week we shall see just how much of the rest of the tournament the announcers explain. I, on the other hand, don't have to worry about such things. Here is the quick results of the rest of night 1 and the points update. Block A: Fale beat Ishii, Benjamin beat Gallows, Kojima beat Nagata, (Tanahashi/Shibata/Fale/Benjamin/Kojima all get 2 points) Block B: Tenzan beat Anderson, Yano beat Suzuki, Takahashi beat Naito, Goto beat Makabe (Okada/Tenzan/Yano/Takahashi/Goto all get 2 points) And there you have it. See you next week with more from the G1 Climax 24! With that here are the participants https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=101&v=EGCsYr4a-3Y A Block: Hiroshi Tanahashi (2007 winner) Satoshi Kojima (2010 winner) Yuji Nagata (2001 winner) Tomoaki Honma (Replacing an injured Kota Ibushi) Katsuyori Shibata Shinsuke Nakamura (2011 winner) Tomohiro Ishii Shelton X Benjamin Davey Boy Smith Jr Doc Gallows Bad Luck Fale B Block: Togi Makabe (2009 winner) Hirooki Goto (2008 winner) Tetsuya Naito (2013 winner) Hiroyoshi Tenzan (2006 2004 2003 winner) Kazuchika Okada (2012 winner) Toru Yano Minoru Suzuki Lance Archer AJ Styles Yujiro Takahashi Karl Anderson So we begin on the first night of the tour at the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Tomoaki Honma Interesting match with NJPW's big star taking on the perennial underdog. A.J. Styles vs. Kazuchika Okada Really surprised this wasn't the feature match. Both "The Rainmaker" and "The Phenomenal One" have been featured on this show before so there isn't much new that I'll explain. Styles is the reigning IWGP Champion in this match as well. Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Katsuyori Shibata /ul/34001-/match2-620x.jpg [embed]34001:4864:0[/embed]
The G1 Climax Begins!
Welcome back to Strong Style! This week we begin something very cool as NJPW on AXS TV begins its coverage of the 24th annual G1 Climax Tournament! The coverage of the tournament will take us all the way into August with high...
Tales of Berseria
Anchors Aweigh: Tales of Berseria enters the high seas
Let's set sail for adventure!
Jun 22
// Salvador GRodiles
There's something nice about sailing to places in video games. Whether it's Wind Waker's open seas or Skies of Arcadia's vast skies, the idea of exploring vast areas on a ship has always been a thing that I've enjo...
Attack on Titan
Japan announces an Attack on Drugs
More dangerous than titans
Jun 21
// Anthony Redgrave
I think anime has been very quiet when it comes to drug culture. For the amount of series' that are based in a high school, none of them has an arc where they are tempted to smoke a reefer behind the bike shed. Although...
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Aw snap: Cyborg 009 and Devilman collide in a new OVA
Sounds like a match made in heaven
Jun 19
// Salvador GRodiles
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Shopping at Costco becomes a manga
Costco meets Manga
Jun 17
// Anthony Redgrave
There's still so much going on at E3 it's hard to escape the gravitational pull towards writing about video games. But outside of the hot Los Angeles convention centre news is still happening, specifically doujin news regardi...
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Summer Lesson is everything right about VR
Thanks, Harada!
Jun 16
// Josh Tolentino
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Strong Style: NJPW on AXS season 2 Episode 4
Jun 13
// Soul Tsukino
First and foremost though, I want to take this opportunity to pass along my thoughts and condolences of the passing of wrestling legend "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. I grew up on Dusty, getting into wrestling just before he would appear in the WWF in his polka dots. I had read about him in the wrestling magazines of the day and that was when I got to see him in action. In 1990 I was ringside in the Augusta, Maine Civic Center to see him and Sapphire with Miss Elizabeth in their corner take on "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Queen Sherri Martel with Brother Love in their corner. Dusty was a big part of me enjoying wrestling since then, whether I realized it or not. He was a man unto himself not only in the ring or behind the mic, but backstage as well. Someone pointed out how ironic it was that the last big WWE show before he passed ended with a "Dusty Finish". It may not always garner the best reaction from fans, but it served as a great element to a story. He was a great influence to the business and his legacy will live on with all of the young talent he influenced in NXT over the years. So in tribute and to tie things together, here are some Dusty Rhodes classics with a bit of Nippon flare. Dusty V/S WWF Champion Bob Backlund from 1980 [embed]33945:4813:0[/embed] Dusty V/S Abdullah The Butcher from 1983 (WARNING: This is Bloody!) [embed]33945:4811:0[/embed] Dusty Rhodes: Cosplayer [embed]33945:4812:0[/embed] Tomoaki Honma & Yuji Nagata V/S Hirooki Goto & Katsuyori Shibata: Little surprised they didn't show the Styles/Takahashi V/S Okada/Ishii match instead of this one, but that's how it goes. Nagata has been around since the 90's. WCW fans may remember his lower mid-card feud with Ultimo Dragon in the late 90s. He's a former IWGP champion and while he is still considered a top card wrestler, his best days are behind him, even if he holds Pro Wrestling Noah's top belt, the GHC Title. His partner Honma was mostly a hardcore death match style wrestler when he first started, but developed into a more well rounded wrestler in the late 2000's. He's popular with fans as an underdog hero. Goto is a wrestler who started in New Japan as a jr. heavyweight competitor who moved up to the heavyweight division. He is a midcard wrestler who has had brief brushes with main events, but never stayed there. His partner Shibata is actually a high school classmate of Goto's and also a second generation wrestler (His father was New Japan's Katsuhisa Shibata). He is also a trained MMA fighter with a 6 year run in K1 fighting. Mauro and Josh welcome us again and Barnett points out that Goto and Shibata are the young guns in this match while their opponents are vets of the ring. Honma kicks things off literally as he and Shibata go back and forth. No feeling out process, strait to the heavy hits. Nagata and Honma take the early lead with stiff as hell strikes and kicks. Shibata BLASTS Honma in the face and pretty much knocks him motionless, but doesn't go for the pin and just brings in Goto instead. They switch back and forth on Honma and man Shibata is just MEAN. Did Honma owe him money or something? He's just punking Honma out here with kicks and strikes, but Honma fights back! Nagata finally geets the tag and HAULS OFF on Shibata with kicks. They get into a stand off with forearms with Nagata getting the advatage with a mafia kick. Nagata lands a exploder suplex but Shibata runs right up and counters with a olympic suplex. Goto tags in and gets right into an armbreaker before Yuji tags in Honma. Honma goes for his finsher, a falling top rope headbutt, but misses. Goto goes for the kill but Honma keeps fighting. All four start going at it. Nagata and Shibata fight in the crowd as Goto scores the pin in the ring. However Nagata and Shibata just keep fighting into the back. Damn that match was wild! Bet all these guys were sore after that one. We get some words from Fale, in English no less! He talks about wanting to set himself as a big player in NJPW and wanting to destroy Nakamura over winning the belt. Intercontinental Title: Shinsuke Nakamura V/S Bad Luck Fale: The challenger Bad Luck Fale (prounced Fah-Lay) Is the heavy of The Bullet Club. He tends to be more of a bodyguard than a wrestler, but here he is getting a title shot after nearly beating Nakamura in the New Japan Cup Tournament final. Coming from Tonga by way of New Zealand, he is a former rugby player who debuted in 2010. Nakamura is one of my favorites and someone who is a star for New Japan. He is an interesting sort. He has an artist-like way he wrestles his matches with weird movements and always seemingly looking at his opponent like a blank canvas to create art on. However, this man is a former MMA fighter and three time IWGP champion, so he's no pushover. When he won the IC title, he elevated the title to a main event status in New Japan so that shows just how good he is in the ring. Fale comes to the ring with Tama Tonga so expect cheating. Nakamura comes to the ring dancing to his own beat as always. Josh and Mauro go into the hate that MMA got from fans going back into the late 90's when NJPW founder Antonio Inoki was having the pro wrestlers enter shoot fights and getting slaughtered. The bell rings and there is a lot of posturing before they lock up. Quickly the tale of this match is Fale being the much stronger of the two. Nakamura gets the edge by stomping on Fale's foot and kneeing him in the corner. Fale runs over Nakamura with a clothesline. This sends him out of the ring where Tama Tonga starts punching away. Fale takes Nakamura over the metal barrier. Mauro starts in on how the NJPW wrestlers are the best in the world, but the refs aren't so much. No respect for poor Red Shoes. He does have a point though. Nkamura gets in the ring as Fale dominates. After a mauling, Nakamura decides enough of that crap and mans up. Coming back from a break as both men are reeling. Nakamura takes over with forearms and kicks. He misses a knee giving Fale an advantage but loses it just as quickly. Nakamura goes for a neckchoke but Fale counters with a suplex. Fale squashes Nakamura in the corner but doesn't get a pin. Fale goes for a Chokeslam/Asian spike combo (A move he calls The Grenade) but Nakamura kicks out of it and takes over. He gets Fale on the top rope and knees the heck out of him but Runs over Shinsuke with a clothesline. he goes for the Grenade but Shinsuke kicks out again. Fale goes to the top (!) but Nakamura gets him in a BIG superplex. Nakamura gets him in an over the shoulder suplex (good lord!) before Nakamura hits two Boom ba ye knees but gets speared when he goes for a third. Fale goes for a double chokeslam, but Nakamura counters with a head scissors, only to get dropped in a powerbomb. Fale then goes up and lands a huge splash, but Shinsuke kicks out! Fale hits the outsider edge and scores the pin! The Bullet Club celebrate in the ring as Nakamura is hauled out on a stretcher. We get some Bullet Club yammering before Fale closes us out with how important the match was to his career. That main event match was way better than it should have been. You'd think with a big inexperienced lug like Fale, they would have had a ton of outside interference and a ref bump, but nope, outside of one flurry of punches, the match was one on one. While Fale may not be a top card kind of guy, he showed me something here. Good show all around!
Intercontinental Title on the line!
Welcome back to Strong Style! This week's show has AXS TV going back for our third episode of New Japan Pro Wrestling's Dominion 2014 event from Bodymaker Coliseum in Osaka. This week's show includes a heavy hitting tag match and an Intercontinental Title match.
RWBY heads east with Japanese voice cast announced
It's also a gun
Jun 10
// Anthony Redgrave
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Revisit Japan with Go Go Nippon! DLC
So many places to go and see!
Jun 08
// Anthony Redgrave
Life is bleak for an otaku with a Macbook such as myself. I'm too poor to buy a ticket to Japan because I spent all my money on a Macbook, and I cannot be escorted around virtual Japan by two anime sisters in Go! Go! Nippon!...
Tales of Berseria
The next Tales of game looks beary interesting
Will this title feature a bear motif?
Jun 07
// Salvador GRodiles
As we're waiting for Tales of Zestiria's Western release to hit stores, the folks at Bandai Namco have announced the next Tales of game at the Tales of Festival in Yokohama. From the looks of it, Tales of Berseria might have ...
Strong Style: New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS season 2 episode 3
Jun 06
// Soul Tsukino
We start off this week's episode with a few words from Togi Makabe before we get to our first match. NWA Tag Team Title: Killer Elite Squad (Davey Boy Smith Jr./Lance Archer) V/S Ten-koji (Hiroshi Tenzan/Satoshi Kojima): Smith and Archer both had mediocre runs in the WWE with Smith Jr. being a patsy for their wellness policy while Archer was a pick up from TNA who had a minor push in the WWE's version of ECW. They both found much better success in Japan as part of the Suzuki Army, lead by Minoru Suzuki who we saw last week. Kojima and Tenzan have on and off teamed since 1999 when they were part of NWO Typhoon and later Team 2000. They are both former world champions and actually met in a match where both the IWGP title and Triple Crown Titles (the main title for competing wrestling company All Japan Pro Wrestling) were defended, making the winner, Kojima, the only man to hold both belts simultaneously. Also adding to this match is the title itself. The NWA (National Wrestling Alliace) was once the biggest organization in pro wrestling starting in 1948, So much so that the U.S.government nearly took them to court for operating as a monopoly. However, their clout pretty much died in 1986 when the territories it covered either were bought out or went broke. The name has been revived a few times, including WCW and New Japan in the early 90s and TNA in the first half of the 2000s, but after TNA gave up the name it really didn't mean anything anymore. In the last few years both NWA World and Tag titles are almost exclusively defended in Japan now as secondary titles. Mauro gives us some background on the NWA tag titles, pointing out the NWA didn't officially recognize tag titles until 1992 and the Miracle Violence Connection of Terry Gordy and Steve Williams. Chaos breaks out as all four men go at it. No feeling out process here as Tenzan and Smith smash each other. Kojima goes for his rapid fire corner chops and lays about 20 in on Archer. This is a no finesse match as the hits just keep on coming. We come back from a break as Smith has the advantage over Kojima but Kojima fights his way back. Smith gets a chinlock in as Mauro reminds us that Smith debuted as a wrestler at 10 years old (!) while Smith rips Kojima's breathe-right strip off. Tenzan comes in and swings the match for his team but Archer gets him down and goes up top for a MOONSAULT?! That is an impressive sight. Tenzan gets up from that though and keeps the match going. Kojima gives Smith the rapid chops and a diving elbow, but Smith gets up. Jeez, these hits are stiffer than a bottle of grain alcohol. The Squad hit the old Hart Attack move but Kojima kicks out again. Ten-koji goes for the Ten-koji cutter (the 3D) but Archer breaks up the pin. The Squad go for the Killer bomb (full nelson into powerbomb) but the count is broken again. Smith goes for a clothesline on Kojima, but Kojima ducks and smashes Smith was a Stan Hansen style clothesline and scores the win! We get more words from Makabe as he explains that he is teaming with Tanahashi to represent NJPW against The Bullet Club. He also talks about wrestling with a broken jaw that he had suffered the month before. That's Japanese wrestling, just short of breaking your arm or leg like a twig, or your heads flies off in the second row, you wrestle! IWGP Tag Titles: Ace to King (Togi Makabe/Hiroshi Tanahashi) V/S The Bullet Club (Karl Anderson/Doc Gallows): Well this is an interesting match. Gallows and Anderson are the defending Champions. Gallows had roles in the WWE (Festus, Fake Kane, Luke Gallows) and TNA wrestling in the past. Anderson wrestled for mostly small indy feds before finding much better success in NJPW. They are also founding members of The Bullet Club along with Fergal Devitt (NXT's Finn Baylor). Tanahashi is basically New Japan's John Cena. He pretty much was the guy who helped resurrect NJPW in the early 2000's when pro wrestling's popularity was down thanks to MMA. He won the IWGP title several times and was a main feature of this show last season. His partner Makabe is known as "The Unchained Gorilla" and takes after the famed Bruiser Body in his wrestling, in other words he is a brawler who uses chairs and weapons a lot. Makabe isn't known for being a top card hero, so him teaming with Tanahashi does make for an odd combination. Hiroshi and Karl start things out as Hiroshi gets an edge and breaks out the air guitar. This match starts out more scientific than the opening match did. However, Gallows get his his shots from the outside early as well. Makabe comes in as the crowd cheers for him and the Club wants little to do with him. They have a stand off and Gallows hit him right in the JAW! Hiroshi comes in as Makabe decides to take a time out. Things break down with Makebe and Gallows on the outside and Karl and Hiroshi on the inside. Yeah, the landing didn't feel good for Tanahashi. The Club take advantage as both members of Ace to King as not in good shape. Hiroshi is getting beat on in the ring and while this is going on The club attacks Makabe at ringside. This has become a handicapped match as The Bullet Club have their way with Hiroshi. Hiroshi puts up a fight with forearms but isn't getting much in. Makabe gets back on the apron, mouth bleeding, before he comes in and goes to town on the Club. Crowd is solidly behind Makabe in this one. Makabe and Gallows face off with Togi getting the upper hand. The story of this match seems that whenever the challengers get the upper hand, the Club just shuts them down. Anderson hits an F-5 on Hiroshi but Tanahashi kicked out. Tanahashi nearly scores the win with a frog splash, but Anderson brings his knees up. We come back from break as Anderson gets the advantage. Makabe in but he gets kicked right to the jaw. He gets a powerbomb on Anderson but only gets a 2 count. Tanahashi scores a frog splash and Makabe goes for something of the top rope before Gallows whacks him with a chair. Makabe still kicks out. Tanahashi eats a Magic Killer from the Bullet Club and then they hit Makabe with the same move and keep Makabe down for a 3 count. Makabe gives us some final words about the fight as he talks about wrestling with a broken Jaw and teaming with Tanahashi as we are out. A nice change of pace from the high flying juniors we've seen the last few weeks, this was good ol' smash mouth tag team wrasslin'. All 4 teams manned up and didn't goof around n there. Ten-koji in the first match showed that they hadn't slowed down a bit over the years and in the second match I just kept cringing seeing all those hits to Togi's broken jaw. Once again a great presentation. Next week we get the third and final look at Dominion 2014!
Tag Team Tussle!
New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS brings us back to Bodymaker Stadium in Osaka for the second of three episodes looking at the Dominion card for June 21, 2014. This week we look at some tag team action from the heavyweight division. Two Titles are on the line and none of these teams are pushovers.
Nissin Cup Noodle's latest commercial transcends time and space
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Jun 05
// Salvador GRodiles
To this day, I've yet to try fresh ramen. At the moment, my experience with the meal's limited to the cheap Maruchan instant noodles that are good for anyone who's on a tight budget. While we're on the topic of noodles, Niss...
Fight off aliens with the power of brocolli
Power up with Broccoli
Jun 03
// Anthony Redgrave
Sailor Moon may have the moon, Power Rangers have the zords, but for ageing men and women they have the power of broccoli. To help emphasise the need for a nutritious and healthy diet for the middle aged person of Japan, Kag...
Strong Style: New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS season 2 episode 2
May 30
// Soul Tsukino
We are at the Bodymaker Coliseum in Osaka for what is the first of 3 shows that are matches from the Dominion card from June 21, 2014. IWGP Jr. Tag Team Title: Time Splitters V/S Young Bucks: As was pointed out last week, the Time Splitters are Kushida and American Alex Shelley with a Back to the Future gimmick. The Young Bucks are brothers Matt and Nick Jackson, an American team that has been around the horn with runs in Ring of Honor as well as TNA. They have a bit of a reputation for thinking way to much of themselves and being dicks, but I think a lot of that is just hype. Here they are part of The Bullet Club, a bad guy stable that was started by Fergal Devitt (NXT'S Finn Baylor), before being lead by TNA and ROH stalwart A.J. Styles. Think the NWO with a little DX mixed in and that describes the Bullet Club, and no I don't say that as a compliment. The Bucks are the IWGP Jr. Tag team champions. The cocky champions come walking in with big smiles and threats of superkicks. This continues in the match with lots of crotch chops and "suck it" taunts. The story of his match is that the Splitters keep trying to keep the speed up while the Jacksons want to slow things down. The fun thing about Japanese wrestling is that you can hear what's going on in the ring and after a double chop to the chest, Nick Jackson screams "Oh my god!". The match is edited a bit for time but it's not taking too much away from the match. The team moves of the Spillters is a thing of beauty as they go on the attack but The Bucks counter with double moves of their own, especially the move they call "The Indytaker" where one man holds his opponent upside down while the other man dives off the rope, driving the opponent straight down on his head. The crowd is bonkers for this one as both teams go for finishers but the Splitters get the win when Kushida uses the "Hoverboard Lock" to get the submission and the titles. We get some words from the Splitters, actually Kushida does all the talking, in the post match press conference. Takashi Iizuka & Minoru Suzuki V/S Toru Yano & Kazushi Sakuraba: The people in this match kinda scare me. On one side you have Suzuki (left bottom), an amateur wrestling champion and MMA pioneer who one of the founders of the Pancrase MMA promotion in 1993. He also is known as a an off kilter man who can basically destroy anyone, even as he has gotten older. His partner Iizuka (Top Left) is a grizzled veteran on NJPW (debuting in 1986) who isn't a walk in the park to wrestle either. On the other side you have Sakuraba (Bottom Right), an MMA master known as "The Gracie Killer" after having beaten 4 members of the famed Jujitsu master family. He is also a huge Otaku and known for his anime themed entrances to fights. He is partnered up with Yano (Top Right), a lot younger than the others in this match. He is a former amateur champion as well although like Iizuka, he is a brawler and heavy hitter. This match came about as Yano and Iizuka were partners in Team Chaos going against Suzuki's group of the Suzuki Army. Iizuka turned on Yano (a match shown last season on AXS). Sakuraba comes in as just a big name of MMA that could stand up to Suzuki. 3 of the 4 guys are around 50 years old, showing off another trait of Japanese wrestling where when guys get older, they start appearing in mid-card tag matches most often instead of main events and title matches (Wish companies in the States did that). Also, no beauty queens here for this one! Iizuka does the Bruiser Brody entrance through the crowd while Suzuki comes out with the towel over his head as a bad ass. Broadcaster Josh Barnett, it turns out, has had a hand in either training, or training with the people in this match, even teaming with Iizuka. Suzuki and Sakaraba, the MMA fighters start off in a classic grappling match before they just glare at each other and tag out to their partners. Things break down in a fight as a weird dynamic on the Yano/Sakuraba team develops with the wrestler Yano screaming orders as the MMA fighter Sakuraba, not always with success. This is a grudge match so lots of foreign objects are used like chairs, a hammer that rings the bell, a mic cord, and the tag rope are used, with the referee not disqualifying anyone. Sakuraba at one point tops Iizuka with palm strikes to the eye (ouch!) before Iizuka counters with a choke with a mic cord. After a spot where Yano and Suzuki fight over an exposed turnbuckle Yano gets clobbered with both a chair shot and and the "Iron Fist" of Iizuka (refer to the pic abovee of Iizuka), Suzuki hits a cradle piledriver on Yano to win the match for his team. The Army keep up the attack going after Sakuraba with the glove and piledriver as well. Suzuki gives us some words of how awesome he is to the press before we get to the main event of this show. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title: Kota Ibushi V/S Ricochet: As we saw last week Ricochet won the Best of the Super Juniors tournament to earn this title shot against Ibuchi. Kota Ibuchi is a long time Jr. Heavyweight with a Karate background. He hasn't had that big of an impact in the U.S. but had been featured on this show a few times in the first season. He also not only wrestles for New Japan, but also for the smaller Dramatic Dream Team (DDT) promotion as well. Ricochet's background was largely covered last week if you want to know more about him. We get some words from Ibushi before we get into the match as he talks about how much of an opponent Ricochet is after watching him in the BotSJ tournament. Both guys are "good guys" and for being under 220 pounds, neither are stick figures with muscles to spare. As the match starts the fans are solidly behind Ricochet surprisingly. Both guys trade kicks to get things going but start up the action with a quick run of attempts for moves and the other guy flipping out of the way with cartwheels, moonsaults, and flips. No plodding here! Ricochet gets an advantage with a move known as the Zig Zag (used by Dolph Ziggler) and goes to work over Ibushi with a mix of strikes and submission holds. Ibushi finally gets the advantage with a missile dropkick. He then dives outside the ring with a spring off the ropes and does a flip onto Ricochet nearly on the other side of the ring! Richochet counters with his own missile drop kick that is a marvelous thing. Both men are back and forth on each other with the attacks getting bigger, turning the match into a game of 'Can you top this?'. Ibushi nearly kills himself when he falls off the top turnbuckle and hits himself in the face with the metal buckle. Ricochet gets him back up for a flying rana but Ricochet counters by doing a complete flip and landing on his feet! I'm loving this! Ibushi goes for a spinning phoenix splash (tribute to one of my favorites, Hayabusa) but misses, however Ricochet still can't get the pin. Ricochet goes for the Benedryller twice but Ibushi counters it. He hits a kick before going for the Phoenix Plex, a move I have never seen before in my life. He sets Ricochet for a powerbomb but when he gets him onto his shoulders, Ibushi grabs Ricochet's head and pulls in tight, before going backwards, looking like a tightly held version of the Kinnikuman Muscle Buster. Ibushi scores the pin with this one to retain the title to the roar of the crowd. Ricochet honors the winner by handing him the belt and the winner's trophy in the ring. We get words from both men after the match and then words from Ibushi praising Ricochet's resilience and power to end the show. Holy crap, I had been told the main event match was incredible, and it was! My words aren't doing that match justice. The Middle tag match did provide a nice breather between the to Jr. Heavyweight matches and even that was kind of enjoyable in a kooky kind of way. The announcers were ON tonight as not only were they into the matches as much as the fans were, but Josh Barnett gets some credit with his experience with the men in the middle tag team match. This week once again, this show proves why it is a must watch for people who like really good wrestling instead of 25 minute promos and sketches involving fake Russians macking out on a guy like a horny school girl. See you all next week!
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[Welcome to Strong Style, Soul's new regular column covering the high-flying antics of Professional Wrestling in Glorious Nippon and beyond! - Josh] This week on New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS TV we pick up from last wee...
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We start the second season of New Japan Pro Wrestling on AXS TV the same way we left off, Mauro Ranallo and Josh Barnett are back with the play by play of the best action going on in Japan. As I have mentioned here before, This show is not a "first run" show like a Monday Night RAW or Smackdown. Instead it is a show that looks back at key matches and shows from recent NJPW history. This episode takes us to June 8th, 2014 and the Yoyogi National Gymnasium for the semi-finals and finals of the 2014 Best of the Super Juniors tournament. BotSJ is a tournament that was first held in 1988 and is a big spotlight on the lighter weight class in NJPW. Unlike "one and your done" style tournaments (IE: NCAA Basketball tournament), this competition is stet up much like Olympic Ice hockey where the 16 competitors are split into 2 groups. Each man fights all the other men in his bracket for points, the two top point-getters in each bracket face each other on this show with the winners of the semi-finals fighting for the trophy in the final. The show starts with one of our competitors tonight in Kushida. He shares his thoughts on competing that night before we get to our first match. Kushida vs. Taichi: This is a very interesting match. Both men were trained in some part by 90's Japanese wrestling superstar "Dangerous K" Toshiaki Kawada. These two are also familiar to me from their runs 10 years ago in a promotion called HUSTLE that was so over the top it referred to itself as a "Fighting Opera" instead of wrestling. Taichi is a member of Team Chaos, a rule breaking stable in NJPW, and as Ranallo points out, a bit of an underdog to have gotten this far. Kushida is one half of a tag team called The Time Splitters. A tag team who's gimmick is based off Back to the Future. Bless you Japan. Kushida also as noted is in this match as a replacement for his partner Alex Shelley who was injured. The match is a chaotic mess as Taichi attacked Shelly during his entrance with a chair and started a fight before the bell rings. This is like a fast paced cheating heel V/S good guy style match as both men have partners interfering on their behave and getting the referee to miss all of it. Taichi even pulls out a classic Eddie Geurrero spot where he tosses Kushida a cane, only to collapse in fake pain, making the ref think Kushida nailed him with it. The match comes to an end when Kushida unveils his new finisher, The "Hoverboard Lock", A flying kimura armlock. I'd have called it the McFlying armlock myself. The move gets the quick submission and sends Kushida to the finals. Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Ricochet: Taguchi has popped up on this show before as one of NJPW's top Juniors, He is the favorite of the tournament as he won the 2012 BotSJ and would have made the semifinals of the 2013 tournament but had to withdraw because of injury. Rochochet is an American wrestler with a large independent following, and here is representing the Dragon Gate promotion. Many will also know of his as Prince Puma, champion on the American Lucha Underground show. This match plays out with an opposite dynamic from the last match as both men are fan favorites and they play the match that way. It is very fast paced and it's a show of who can top who. There is a bit of a skip in the match, but it's not very big and you don't seem to miss much. Ricochet scores the win with his finisher, the Benedryller kick, to score the win. Both semis were kept short, under 8 minutes, as both winners would be coming back. These matches weren't hacked to death and were shown for the most part. As with last season Ranallo and Barnett do a great job of explaining to context of each guy as well as the tournament itself We get some more words from Kushida about his new finisher and about that night as well. Final: Kushida V/S Ricochet: This match is amazing and feel like 3 different matches in one. The first part of the match is a slower paced mat wrestling match with hold, counter hold, escape, to get things kicked off. It switches to a million-miles-an-hour face-paced match where both men are keeping the pace up and landing several moves at once. Finally the match becomes a battle of attrition as each man is throwing out their biggest moves joined together with some hard kicks and elbows. The match is close to 40 minutes long, which to some American fans is unthinkable for Junior heavyweights. The story that is told during the entire match is Kushida keeps going for Ricochet's arm to set him up for the Hoverboard Lock, while Ricochet is wearing down Kushida for the Benedryller. To say they throw everything at each other is not an overstatement. These guys used every one of their biggest moves, and even some moves from other people to try to get the victory. The battle finally ends when Ricochet nails Kushida with a kick right to the head and then the Bendryller that folds Kushida in half before being pinned. During the entire match not only is the crowd very into the battle, but so are the announcers. No old timey vaudeville jokes, no bickering, no talks about women's underwear or whatever they pulled from the headlines to be topical for the week. Not only to both announcers put over the importance and history of the tournament, they put over the moves and action in the ring with more legitimacy than anything else going on in wrestling on TV. We get some post match words from Kushida who is sweating buckets and on the locker room floor before we get some in ring words from Ricochet, who challenges NJPW Junior Heavyweight Champion, Kota Ibushi, to a match (Ibushi accepts). We then get some in studio comments from Kushida where he talks about how the crowd was cheering for Ricochet in the finals and that putting on a good showing not only for himself, but Junior Heavyweights as a whole, was the goal of the match. Once again this show is my favorite. Josh Barnett and Marro Ranallo have not lost a thing since the first season of shows and the producers put together a great 1 hour look at the show that night. The editing wasn't a hatchet job and a lot of the action was shown, while still having some comments from Kushida to get some insight into what one of the competitors was thinking during the course of the night. I encourage more people to watch this show and see what a wrestling show that takes itself more seriously can be like. Next Week we will see the match between Ricochet and Ibuchi for the title and feature the Time Splitters together in action going after the Jr. Heavyweight tag titles against the Young Bucks.
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Welcome to Strong Style, Japanator's look into Japanese wrestling! This time out we look at my favorite wrestling show on American TV as it returns for a second season. Can AXS keep up everything that made this show amazing during its first season? What does the producers pick to highlight from New Japan wrestling action? Take a read and find out!
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If there's one thing that the Super Robot Wars series does right with their trailers, it's that they tend to fill people's hearts with a huge surge of hot-blooded energy. In most cases, this high dosage of enthusiasm can res...
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It's been a month since 3rd Super Robot Wars Z Part 2 hit Japan and the next title has been revealed. Titled Super Robot Wars BX, this upcoming game's being made for the 3DS and it plans to improve on the features from Super ...
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Ever since I was a kid, I've always been fond of dinosaurs, since they're literally giant reptiles with their own unique feature, such as huge wings, fierce claws and deadly spikes. While we're on the topic of prehistoric cre...
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Ninjas are back in business
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Get me a repair bucket, stat!
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// Anthony Redgrave
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It's pretty much accepted far and wide that regular aerobic exercise is good for you. From the earliest studies by Drs. Jeremy Morris and Ralph Paffenbarger in the 1950s up to the present time, there have been thousands of publications documenting the beneficial effects of regular aerobic exercise on health and well-being. A partial list of these benefits (from our Personal Training education course) can be found in Table 1. Current public health guidelines for aerobic activity recommend a minimum of 150 minutes per week at a moderate intensity, or a minimum of 75 minutes per week at a vigorous
For well over a century, a cornerstone for middle distance and endurance competitors has been long slow distance (LSD) training. In addition to performing LSD, these individuals also perform interval training (IT) on a regular basis. IT is best described as alternating high intensity work periods (intervals) with low intensity work periods (recovery) within the same workout. The pace that the intervals are done at is usually slightly faster than or at goal race pace. There are an infinite number of variations for interval training workouts. The distance covered as well as the time for each interval, the number of intervals
Data from the Cooper Center Longitudinal Study1, as well as from other large databases worldwide have shown conclusively that a low level of cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) significantly increases the risk of all-cause, cardiovascular disease, and cancer mortality. As you may know, CRF is defined as the maximal ability to utilize oxygen at the cell level, and is sometimes referred to as 'cardiovascular fitness' or 'aerobic power'. CRF can be measured in a clinical setting via a maximal treadmill exercise test, or in a field setting via the 1.5 mile run or 1 mile walk tests. You may have taken one
Over the past few years, a number of claims have been made regarding the benefits of dietary coconut oil (DCO). Weight loss and improved heart health are among the most commonly purported health benefits of DCO. Because I'm a big proponent of the old adage 'if it seems too good to be true, it probably is', let's take an objective look at what the science says. First off, while dietary saturated fats tend to increase blood levels of LDL-cholesterol (the bad cholesterol), not all saturated fatty acids are exactly alike. Dietary saturated fatty acids fall in two categories based on
Have you tried to quit smoking but been unsuccessful? Well, you're not alone. In this country, 70% of adult smokers report that they want to quit, yet research shows that it takes the average smoker up to ten attempts to permanently stop this unhealthy behavior.1 Even with medical assistance such as nicotine replacement therapy or the aid of counseling, success rates are still relatively low. Sounds pretty dim but there is hope and it's not surprising (or at least not surprising to me!) that it comes in the form of EXERCISE. Researchers have looked into the effect of combining exercise
Most of us who are very active know how important it is to consume fluids, carbohydrate, and electrolytes (salts) during endurance exercise. Doing so helps to prevent dehydration and hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which in turn helps to delay fatigue. The scientific literature is chock full of studies regarding the beneficial effect of sports drinks during long-term exercise. However, less is known about post-exercise nutrition. For endurance athletes who are training on a daily basis, what and when they consume foods and beverages post-exercise has become a hot topic in the exercise science research world over the past few years.
Does Exercise Make Us Hungry? There has been much debate about the effect of exercise on appetite and energy intake throughout the years. Although some scientists have proposed that exercise stimulates appetite; most studies do not support this finding. A study published in Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise4 examined the effect of walking on appetite and food intake. In the study, subjects participated in two different trials – an exercise and a non-exercise (control) trial. On one day subjects walked for 60 minutes on a treadmill at an intensity where they had some mild shortness of breath, but were still able to
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As the summer nears, you may notice more people getting in shape for swimsuit season. Shedding a few pounds and toning muscles in order to look their best at the pool, lake, or beach. Let's bounce back to an earlier post that reminds us how logging your food and physical activity can help modify your behaviors in support of healthier choices. Study after study has found that people who keep a daily record of foods and beverages consumed as well as minutes of physical activity have greater success balancing calories and achieving and maintaining a healthy weight. In fact, a large
Energy balance is all about managing the calories we take in (food and beverages) and the calories we burn off with daily energy needs and physical activity. Increasing physical activity to 60 minutes or more each day is key to increasing the 'calories out' side of the balance scale. But, what works for reducing 'calories in'? A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition¹ shows that reducing the calorie density of kids' foods and beverages may be the answer. Calorie density is the amount of calories per gram of food. For instance, 28 grams (1 ounce) of potato


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Speaking at the Bloomberg Canada-Asia conference in Vancouver, Prentice said Canada is falling behind the world in trade and trade policy.
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After a couple of frustrating seasons in St. Louis, former first-round choice Jimmy Kennedy was traded by the Rams to the Denver Broncos for what is believed to be a sixth-round pick.
Kennedy, a first-round pick in 2003, is a 6-foot-4, 325-pound former Penn State star whom the Rams hoped would solidify the interior ...
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His liver, ravaged by hepatitis C, is failing. Without a new one, his doctors tell him, he will be dead in days. But Garon isn't getting a new liver. He's been refused a spot on the transplant list, largely because he has used marijuana, even though it was legally approved for medical reasons.
Because of the scarcity of donated organs, transplant committees such as the one at the University of Washington Medical Center have tough standards for deciding who should get them. Does a candidate have other serious health problems? Will he religiously take anti-rejection medicines? Is there good family support? Is the candidate likely to drink or do drugs?
The Virginia-based United Network for Organ Sharing, which oversees the nation's transplant system, leaves it to individual hospitals to develop criteria for transplant candidates. At some, people who use "illicit substances" — including medical marijuana, even in states that allow it — are automatically rejected. At others, such as the UCLA Medical Center, patients are given a chance to reapply if they stay clean for six months.


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Journal of Fluorescence
Journal of Fluorescence is an international forum for peer-reviewed original articles that advance the practice of this established spectroscopic technique. Coverage includes advances in theory and data analysis, studies of the photophysics of aromatic molecules, solvent, and environmental effects, advances in fluorescence microscopy, imaging, photobleaching, and phosphorescence for studies of cell biology, chemical biology and the advanced uses of fluorescence in flow cytometry analysis, immunology, high throughput screening and drug discovery, DNA sequencing and arrays, genomics and proteomics. The journal also publishes papers that describe the synthesis and characterization of new fluorophores, particularly those displaying unique sensitivities or optical properties. In addition to original articles, the Journal also publishes reviews, rapid communications, short communications, letters to the editor, topical news articles, and technical and design notes.
Journal of Fluorescence is edited by Professor Chris D. Geddes, Director of the Institute of Fluorescence at the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute, Maryland, USA
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Retirement Center Price: $850.00 A Month Location: London Spire community Park Lot # 45
25.9 miles
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Nice 55+ RV Resort Community with many amenities including Pool, Spa, Recreation center, and activities. Close to shopping. Concrete lot inc...
25.9 miles
Dr. Import RV, Boat & Trailer Storage
Dr. Import has several spaces available...Benefits Include: Freeway close, Dual locked gates, Security lights, Freshwater, Dump station, Ext...
31.6 miles
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We offer two different sizes of sites. The single site is 40' x 20' which costs $695/per month. The double site is 40' x 30' which costs $79...
32.8 miles
Rancho California RV Resort Lot 72 for Rent
Rancho California RV Resort, Aguanga, California
Lot 72 Is located in a five star resort. The patio is on a green belt and looks  out towards the Palomar Mountains. Stately trees provide ...
33.1 miles
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Getaway and Enjoy! Stay a couple days, a week, or the entire winter season. Located approx 19 miles east of I15 and Temecula, the resort a...
33.4 miles
* JUST REDUCED FROM $85,000 TO $75,000! * Resort features 5 swimming pools, tennis/pickle ball courts, 14 hole executive golf course, cat...
33.6 miles
Anza Rv Lot
Anza RV Resort - Directory, Anza, California
Anza RV Resort and Trailer Park Extra Large Full Time spaces available for only $295.00 per Month. Water, sewer, and trash included. Each ...
44.8 miles
Western Village Mobile Home Park
When you've had enough of cold weather you'll want to head to always sunny, pleasantly warm Palm Springs, CA. In Western Village Mobile Home...
48.6 miles
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text: on Jun 16, 2013 @ 6:49 AMJun 16, 2013 @ 6:49 AM Published Badminton: Lee wins 5th Indonesia Open titleWorld number one Lee Chong Wei easily defeated Germany's Marc Zwiebler on Sunday to win the Indonesia Open for a fifth time.The Malaysian ace hardly broke a sweat against the unseeded Zwiebler in the men's singles final in Jakarta, winning the match 21-15, 21-14 in just 40 minutes.Lee dominated from start to finish, with a string of smashes which proved too difficult for his left-handed opponent to return."As I had expected, it was a very hard match against Lee Chong Wei," Zwiebler said."He was not that kind of player who will give any mercy if I made weak shots. He was always in control. I have tried everything I can."Lee praised his opponent: "Zwiebler played well today. He showed a lot of progress."The 30-year-old said he was "very happy" to win the title, which has prize money of $52,500, for the fifth time.But he added he was anxious to return to Malaysia to be with his son Kingston, who was born in April and is his first child."I just want to go home. I am going back to Malaysia tonight. I miss my son," he said.The victory came on Father's Day, the first for Lee as a father.He said he would participate in the tournament again next year."I know I am not 25 years old anymore, but I'll try to forget my age. I'll just have to make sure I stay away from injuries," he said.In the women's singles final, world number one Li Xuerui of China beat Germany's Juliane Schenk.The three-set match ended 21-16, 18-21, 21-17 and lasted 63 minutes.The Indonesia Open has prize money of $700,000 across all categories.str-aa/sr/jms