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The cornet is a brass instrument that is often confused with the trumpet, though it is distinct in its own right. Initially created as a post horn, the cornet had found a home in the world of jazz and Dixieland, being used throughout the years by legendary musicians such as W.C. Handy, Olu Dara, Jim Cullum Jr. and Digby Fairweather. The cornet, like many brass instruments, is played by way of buzzing a mouthpiece with the lips. Embouchure, which is the use of facial muscles and shaping of the lips to produce sound, can also be used to affect the sound, as well as valves, which can be pressed to lower the pitch of the instrument. When you're in the market for a new cornet, or your first cornet, there are a few important things to keep in mind that will make your decision much easier. First and foremost, you need to know which key you want to play in. Cornets come in a variety of different keys, all of which offer their own distinct sounds. If you're looking for a cornet in the key of C, try looking at the 3810 Custom Series C Cornet from Getzen. Alternatively, if you want the key of Bb, try the YCR-2330II Series Bb Cornet from Yamaha. Cornets also come in the key of Eb. If that's the key you want than the 1536 Series Eb Cornet from Kanstul may be perfect for you. With so many options it's definitely important to have an idea of what you are looking for. Making note of the bell size of the cornet is also important when making your purchasing decision. The larger the bell, the better the projection and response. It is important to strike a balance between the volume you're looking to achieve and the acoustics of the area in which you'll be playing so your cornet will sound its best. Whether you're playing jazz, as part of a brass band, or on your own, a great cornet will bring a unique flair to any song. Choosing the one that is perfect for you will definitely bring a lifetime of joy and music into your life.


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When pain strikes, what do you reach for? It can be confusing to walk up and down the pain reliever aisle at the drug store.
We've all heard of the brands through advertising, but what is in them and what do they do? Dr. David Maine, Director of The Center for Interventional Pain Medicine at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, gets these questions all the time.
Maine says there are two common types of pain relievers that get the most use today. One is ibuprofen and the other is acetaminophen. The two drugs, he says, are very different.
Of course, you don't go to the drug store to pick up a bottle of acetaminophen. Instead, you reach for the brand name product, Tylenol. Tylenol is what you take when you have a headaches and Maine says it is also used to treat pain in children.
On the other hand, if you have an aching back, you might reach for a drug containing ibuprofen, like Advil. Ibuprofen drugs attack inflamation in the body.
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Both ibuprofen and acetaminophin are effective against pain, but both come with potential side effects.
"I don't think there's a specific medication when you think about Tylenol or non-steroidals such as ibuprofen that one is necessarily safer than the other," Maine said in a release. "I think ibuprofen and non-steroidals in general are more effective for treating pain conditions, but safety lies in how you're taking the medication and dose and they can both cause significant problems if taken excessively in doses that are not recommended."
Common ibuprofen side effects may include upset stomach, mild heartburn, nausea, vomiting, bloating, gas, diarrhea, constipation, dizziness, headache, nervousness, mild itching or rash, or ringing in your ears.
Ibuprofen can also be problematic for people with heart conditions, since it can increase your risk of fatal heart attack or stroke, especially if you use it long term, take high doses, or if you have heart disease.
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What about old fashioned aspirin? It is still used to treat mild pain, as well as reducing inflammation and fever. Some doctors have also recommended a daily low dose of the drug to prevent heart attacks.
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Evergreen at Richardson was just beautiful. One thing I really liked was they had an outdoor garden where they had a gazebo and everything where people could go sit and visit. They had it so that you could plant things. They had raised beds so that the residents could plant their own vegetables. It was really pretty, and I thought it was a nice detail. The staff was extremely helpful.
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I wasn't able to see any of the rooms, but the floor plans looked nice, and the lady that showed me around was very nice. The only problem I had with Evergreen was the fact that it was very large. It was multi-story apartments, and that did not appeal to me. But other than that, everything else looked fine.
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Cliffview Resort in the Red River Gorge near Natural Bridge State Park, offers a 16 room lodge with banquet facilities, "gorge"ous outdoor wedding deck and ceremony space, a large 7000 sq ft rental hall for receptions, weddings,retreats, conferences and reunions, & cabin rentals. All located in beautiful, scenic backdrop of a mountain valley in eastern Kentucky. One hour from Lexington, KY; 2 hours from Louisville and 2.5 hours from Cincinnati,Oh. Make your wedding special by spending a weekend in the mountains with your friends and family; nothing bonds like a beautiful retreat.
What was your wedding theme? Decor? Setting?
We had a country wedding theme. Ladies wore boots & guys wore jeans and button downs. We did our wedding outside at the overlook point. It is absolutely beautiful. We didn't do much decorating at the wedding site bc we were afraid it was going to rain literally up to the last minute, but it doesn't need decorations because it's gorgeous as is.
We had our reception in the activity center which is also beautiful! More than anything, I LOVED the lighting! It dims to set the mood and is SO SO pretty. There's also a stage, which is pretty cool. It's very spacious and has a full kitchen. It's great for pictures inside and out. I loved everything about it.
We used white table clothes, mason jars with ribbons tied around them and orange and white roses for the center pieces. We kept it simple, but it was still very pretty.
Flexibility of venue to meet your needs?
They were extremely flexible and very willing to help with anything and everything we needed. We could not have asked for better staff members! They were wonderful and we will be forever grateful! They assisted us in setting up chairs at the wedding site and I was concerned about the seats being wet when we decided last minute that we would go through with the outside wedding and chance another rain shower, however, the staff had already taken it upon themselves to dry the chairs off for us when we got there! :) They were also nice enough to put the chairs from the wedding site back up for us so that we would be able to relax and enjoy our first night as a married couple.
The venue itself is flexible too, many different options & settings to choose from for sure & everything you need! Also, they worked with us so that we would have plenty of time to prepare the day before.
Have both your reception and ceremony there? If so, make for a happy couple & guests?
We utilized the overlook point and the activity center as I stated previously. The ceremony outside and reception at the activity center. Yes, we were very pleased with everything & the guests were very happy too!
Favorite part of the venue?
I absolutely cannot choose one thing. The entire experience was wonderful! :) I would definitely recommend this place! I'm sure in the future I will try to think of an excuse to be there again!
What was your wedding theme? Decor? Setting?
There was no theme to our wedding, but the lodge kind of gave it a country feel.
Flexibility of venue to meet your needs?
The venue was very accommodating with our needs and did everything they could to make sure all my requests were met! They also set out a breakfast for us every morning that had a wide variety of foods to fit everyone's tastes!
Have both your reception and ceremony there? If so, make for a happy couple & guests?
We got married outside the lodge, and then had our reception inside with doors and windows open for most of the night. The guests are STILL talking about our wedding almost a month later. Telling us it was the best wedding they have been to all year! We were incredibly happy with the way everything turned out, and I would not change a single thing about it if I could!
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We had both reception and ceremony there. Every single one of our guests including us absolutely loved the venue.
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Whether the deal is rejected or not by the U.S. Congress, in the process, conservatives in Israel and in the U.S. will have enhanced their ability to flex their lobbying muscles going forward, and Israel will be well positioned to receive enhanced defense assistance from the U.S.
Unchecked corruption within Customs and Border Protection must be part of any discussion regarding the US southern border. The time has come to talk about reforming the agency. The Obama administration has the means to move us forward and should do so immediately.
It is critical that other governments, including those of China and European countries, also close their ivory markets.
If we are to solve the climate problem we need to focus our attention on policies and programs that are practical and politically feasible. Even if a second President Clinton had a Democratic Congress she would have trouble getting a carbon tax enacted.
Climate sits atop of the president's agenda. Why? Obama may be eager to heed warnings of scientists, but it's just as likely that he's eyed climate change because it intersects with another issue he cares about: inequality.
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Don't sweat the July nuclear accord between the United States and Iran. There are two crucial points to take away from all the angry chatter to come: first, none of this matters and second, the devil is not in the details, though he may indeed appear on those Sunday talk shows.
Republicans have done everything they can to win the Jewish vote, never missing an opportunity to link Democrats and any foreign policy opponent to the Nazis and the Holocaust. They just don't get how offensive such remarks are to Jewish voters, continuing to drive them toward Democrats.
While CVE is new, the idea of adopting programs and practices that may sound good but have no empirical justification, is tragically par for the course--especially when it comes to dealing Arabs and Muslims as threats to national security.
The restrictions were imposed in 2011 after the government of Bahrain violently put down the democracy movement there, and followed up with systematic human rights abuses. Not enough has changed in the past four years to justify a change of course.
While Americans were celebrating the Fourth of July holiday with fireworks and beach vacations, some prominent Brits were noting a certain irony.
While Mr. Obama was having his "best week" in office, according to the mainstream media, the biggest blot on his time in office erupted in protest in South Florida over the Dominican Republic's drive to disenfranchise more than 200,000 people of Haitian descent and drive them into statelessness.
In recent White House "debates" over a disastrously deteriorating situation in Iraq, President Obama's top military officials were dragging their feet on the question of what more the U.S. should do.
In one form or another, the U.S. has been at war with Iraq since 1990, including a sort-of invasion in 1991 and a full-scale one in 2003. During that quarter-century, Washington imposed several changes of government, spent trillions of dollars, and was involved in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. None of those efforts were a success.
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A New Suburb Without Cars
"Street parking, driveways and home garages are generally forbidden in this experimental new district on the outskirts of Freiburg, near the French and Swiss borders. Vauban's streets are completely "car-free"...
Vauban, completed in 2006, is an example of a growing trend in Europe, the United States and elsewhere to separate suburban life from auto use, as a component of a movement called "smart planning."
Car ownership is allowed, but there are only two places to park - large garages at the edge of the development, where a car-owner buys a space, for $40,000, along with a home.
As a result, 70 percent of Vauban's families do not own cars, and 57 percent sold a car to move here."
Automobiles are the linchpin of suburbs, where middle-class families from Chicago to Shanghai tend to make their homes. And that, experts say, is a huge impediment to current efforts to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions from tailpipes, and thus to reduce global warming.
Passenger cars are responsible for 12 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in Europe - a proportion that is growing, according to the European Environment Agency - and up to 50 percent in some car-intensive areas in the United States."
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Please just read it.
It's my favorite book.
You remember that, at least. You must. It annoyed you terribly, do you remember?
Do you remember the time you stole it from me? I do.
You stole your dad's pickup truck to do it. Do you remember the pickup truck? The one that's orange and has the bumper sticker on the back that reads "REPUBLICANS FOR VOLDEMORT." The license plate said TBD 9770. It had a ladder on the back, remember. Your dad sold it to pay for your hospital bills.
You stole the truck. Then you drove to my house in the middle of the night hoping a police officer wouldn't stop you and find out you were 9. You're thirteen now. But you were 9 then.
No police officer stopped you. And no one realized when you used the ladder on the back of the stolen pickup truck to climb into my bedroom.
If I had to choose the time you'd gotten caught, it would have been then. While you on the ladder, climbing up to my room.
Now remember, I was nine. Nine! So I had the right to sleep with 10 or so stuffed animals. I used to stuff them in my closet before you came over to play, remember?
I should have locked my window. I did in the days after. But it wasn't locked then. So you effortlessly opened the window and crawled in.
You're lucky I didn't wake when you came in. I still sleep lightly today.
Remember when you snuck over to my house at midnight, right when I turned 10? My mom let you in so you could surprise me. I woke up when you were halfway up the stairs. Remember how upset you were when I was already awake? You were so mad.
But right now we're talking about the time you stole the Phantom Tollbooth. You took it, right out of the glass case I so delicately kept it in, except when I was reading it, of course
You stole it and put it in your jacket pocket. Most jackets can't fit a book in their pockets, but you were wearing the special one with the big pockets on the inside. It was your favorite jacket. You were so sad when your mom declared it too small.
You left then. With my book. Right through the window and down the ladder and you drove away in the orange truck you stole from your father.
That's called breaking and entering. It's illegal. I could have pressed charges, if I had wanted to.
You locked it up. My book. In your green safe. The iron one, with the bad hinge. You had safes for everything, remember? If it held any physical or sentimental value to you, it went into a safe. You had an impeccable memory, so you didn't need to write down the codes. Your dad's been trying to get your things out, to bring to your hospital room, but he doesn't know the codes, and you can't remember them.
I was so sad the next day when it was gone. But after I got over the initial thought, one thing was clear: revenge.
I knew you had stolen it. My parents wouldn't have, and your parents wouldn't have, and if a thief had broken into my room, he would have taken more than just the Phantom Tollbooth.
So I sought out your house. I walked to my crime, unlike you. I walked with a baseball bat and a bucket of paint.
You weren't home. I don't know where you were, you weren't on the basketball team when you were nine.
Your window was locked, unlike mine. I could have smashed it with the bat, but I wasn't about to rise to that level.
The front door was locked, but the back door wasn't. I didn't need to steal a pickup truck or a ladder, I just walked in.
I knew it was in the green safe, the blue one was empty and those two were the only ones that had been empty before.
I ended up not needing the baseball bat. The hinge was worse than you thought, especially after I took the green safe outside and banged it against the big cluster of small boulders your dad keeps. He had to sell those too.
When you got home later, you found your precious green safe broken and mangled and-most importantly-empty.
Then, as you went into your room, you saw THE PYTHOGOREAN THEOREM in blue paint on your off-white walls, followed by a scalene triangle and A squared+B squared=C squared just for you. You used to draw in your notebook during math, do you remember?
I, however, brought the Phantom Tollbooth home. I put it back in the glass case, but it hasn't moved since then. Occasionally, I check it out from the library on Montgomery St, the one with the bean bag chairs. I'd check it out and take it home. And then I'd read it, looking up every now and then to gaze at my copy-like it's some sort of sacred object.
I come visit you every day, except Thursday. Thursday I have school and then flute and then theater and then it's too late.
I brought gifts today. My most recent school picture, in a frame with my name on it. One of your nurses recommended it. It's so tomorrow, when you wake up, you can at least recognize me when I come to visit you.
And a sketch book, along with some really nice art pencils so you can draw me something. Draw me the sky.
Also, a gift from your basketball team. They all signed a basketball for me to bring you. They know you can't play, but they thought it would be nice for you to have it.
And the Phantom Tollbooth. My copy, the one you stole so long ago. I took it out of the glass case for the first time in four years. I don't need it anymore. So I want you to have it. Pick it up. Read it. Love it. Think about it and talk about it and talk to me about it, even if you don't recognize me. It's yours. Keep it.


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There's been a lot of doom and gloom surrounding Sony's handheld as of late, primarily due to a few honest, throwaway comments made by President of Sony's Worldwide Studio's Shuhei Yoshida at this year's EGX in regards to a successor to the PS Vita. I'm not going to delve into specifics here, but the long and short of it is that we will most likely not see a PS Vita 2 for a very long time, or may possibly never see a successor to my favourite handheld ever again. This makes me really sad, but instead of wallowing in my sadness I've decided to turn this negative energy into something positive and re-focus my attention on the future of the Vita going forward into the tail-end of 2015 and beyond.
At the end of the day, despite what many gamers say, the Vita is not dead. It's doing well in its native Japan, as demonstrated by its fascinating TGS 2015 lineup, and there are still a ton of Indie developers who do make money when bringing their games over to the Vita from the PC. For many like me the Vita has pretty much become a handheld Steam Machine playing top-notch PC games such as Rogue Legacy, Hotline Miami 1 & 2, Terraria, Minecraft and The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (to name but a few). And the beauty is that there are still more coming.
There are rumours floating around of a Civilization port coming to Vita and an X-COM game coming over too (take this with a grain of salt as Sony hasn't properly announced them yet). However, while everyone patiently waits for the big-hitters like Severed, Bastion, Axiom Verge, Volume, Rainbow Skies, Mighty No. 9 and Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night I'm here to list 5 Vita games that I'm super stoked for that may have flown under many gamer's radars. Because everyone loves lists.
5.) Salt and Sanctuary
From the creators of The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile and Charlie Murder comes Ska Studios' new 2D action RPG Salt and Sanctuary. The hand-drawn stylistic visuals look dark and beautiful and it also looks very much like a 2D Dark Souls – which is a very, very good thing. Salt and Sanctuary promises deep, satisfying combat, with diverse character builds and some awesome, formidable bosses too. Salt and Sanctuary launches on PS Vita and PS4 in 2016.
4.) The Banner Saga
Okay, so this game is already out on PC and iOS but it still counts! The Banner Saga is an epic RPG Viking saga where important choices that you make directly influence your personal journey. Combat is strategic, turn-based and reminds me a lot of Final Fantasty Tactics (which is an awesome game). I havn't played it yet to be honest and am instead waiting patiently for the Vita port. The Banner Saga launches on PS Vita and PS4 in late 2015.
3.) Hyper Light Drifter
Hyper Light Drifter is a 2D action RPG that pays homage to the 8-bit and 16-bit era, whilst giving the classic formula some neat, modern twists. It's very much inspired by games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Diablo. The art-style looks incredible and I can't wait to explore its vast and beautiful world on the PS Vita. Hyper Light Drifter launches on Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, PS4, PS Vita, Wii U, Xbox One and Ouya in 2016.
2.) Darkest Dungeon
Darkest Dungeon is a roguelike dungeon crawler RPG with a dark, gothic aesthetic. The game is supposed to be brutally difficult, which always piques my interest. As players explore the dungeons, the light of your heroes' torch gets dimmer, which means the dungeons get more dangerous but yields better loot as well. Your party members can also get scared, go crazy and attack your own team, which sounds like a really neat idea. I love challenging games and Darkest Dungeon looks as hard as a diamond gobstopper. And I'm totally down for that! Darkest Dungeon launches on PS Vita and PS4 in early 2016.
1.) Siralim
Siralim has been on my radar for a while now and it looks amazing. It's a deep, monster catching RPG with light roguelike elements that allows you to summon and customize hundreds of creatures to fight in strategic turn-based battles. It's kind of like a certain popular Nintendo game but set in a classical fantasy RPG setting. The game boasts that you can cast over 100 different spells, upgrade your castle, craft and enchant equipment, craft powerful new eggs to hatch and even fight in your kingdom's battle arena for fame, fortune and glory. And apparently, no two dungeons are the same! This is surprisingly Thylacine Studios' first game which astounds me as this game not only looks ambitious, but also radiates an air of confidence in its classical fantasy source material. Siralim looks really fresh, incredibly addictive and perfect for on-the-go gaming. I can't wait to venture forth and explore the kingdom of Siralim on my PS Vita. Siralim launches in late 2015 for PS Vita and PS4.
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Dragon Fin Soup
Not A Hero
Papers, Please
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Nick Stone(memories of Ally)
Ally prior was a wonderful girl.She was honest and caring.she was one of the best friends you could have,always with a smile on her face and you could always trust her.
It really came as a blow to me to learn that she had died.My first reaction was to not beleive it.I thought it was all some cruel joke.It was a police officer who broke the news to me,they had gone to ally's parents and they said i was a friend so one of them came over to me to tell me,i thought they had all been setting me up.Wanting to see if i'd cry or how i would react.But from the look on their face as they told me i realised they weren't lieing,it was really true.One of my best friends,and she was gone,just like that.I still can't get the thought out of my head.You never really expect someone to die.You always think that they will live a long,happy life,or at least make it to their twenties.Not to be it seems.
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InhaltsverzeichnisAcknowledgements; Note on abbreviations and citations; Introduction; Part I. Radical Puritanism and Polemical Responses: 1. Lilburne, Leveller polemic and the ambiguities of the Revolution; 2. Gerrard Winstanley and the crisis of the Revolution; 3. Ranter and Fifth Monarchist prophecies: the revolutionary visions of Abiezer Coppe and Anna Trapnel; 4. The War of the Lamb: the revolutionary discourse of George Fox and early Quakerism; 5. Marvell, the saints and the Protectorate; Part II. Milton: Radical Puritan Politics, Polemics and Poetry: 6. Milton, Antichristian revolts and the English Revolution; 7. Radical Puritan politics and Satan's revolution in Paradise Lost; 8. The kingdom within: radical religion and politics in Paradise Regained; 9. The saint's revenge: radical religion and politics in Samson Agonistes; Afterword - two-handed engine: politics and spiritual warfare in the 1671 poems; Notes; Index.
PortraitDavid Loewenstien is Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He is the author of Milton and the Drama of History: Historical Vision, Iconoclasm, and the Literary Imagination (Cambridge, 1990), which won the Milton Society of America's James Holly Hanford Award for Distinguished book. He is co-editor of Politics, Poetics, and Hermeneutics in Milton's Prose (Cambridge, 1990) and of the forthcoming Cambridge History of Early Modern Literature.
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Earlier today, the Broncos' 2013 opponents were announced by the team's official website. Among Denver's home opponents are the Jacksonville Jaguars, which is significant considering that Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow is expected to land in Florida this offseason. Tebow was traded out of Denver when the team brought in veteran Peyton Manning during the 2012 offseason. The move was great for Denver, as Manning has the team at 12-3 and competing for a first round bye in the playoffs. For Tebow, things haven't gone so well. The 6′-3″, 236-pound third year quarterback has only attempted eight passes and has averaged just 3.2 yards-per-carry during infrequent Wildcat snaps this season. Returning to Denver in 2013 with a new team and possibly as a starter again, Tebow's Return™ would be a network's dream come true for ratings. Among other notable match-ups the Broncos will have in 2013 are: Peyton vs. Eli (road), Manning vs. Brady (road), and Shanahan's return (home).
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"It is not bad. Maybe in three or four weeks he can start to play. He put only
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A whopping £250,000 worth of Coca Cola was stolen in Bristol on Friday, after thieves hijacked the lorry containing 26 pallets of the fizzy drink.
The lorry which was stolen from Prompt Transport contained around 410,000 cans of Coca Cola. Thankfully the truck has since been found, although the stock was missing. At least Bristol don't have to worry about missing out on the Coca Cola lorry at Christmas.
Per can of coke there is 139 calories that makes around 57 million calories all together, imagine the E numbers. You'd be bouncing off the walls.
It's unknown what they were going to do with the cans of coke, maybe they were trying to recreate this hilarious video?
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Kawakami Soroku
Kawakami Sōroku
Official photo of Viscount Kawakami Sōroku
|Native name
|川上 操六
November 11, 1848
Kagoshima, Satsuma domain, Japan
|May 11, 1899
(aged 50)
Tokyo, Japan
|Empire of Japan
|Imperial Japanese Army
|Years of service
|1871 -1899
Viscount Kawakami Sōroku (川上 操六?, 11 November 1848 – 11 May 1899), was a general and one of the chief military strategists in the Imperial Japanese Army during the First Sino-Japanese War.
Born in Satsuma Domain to a samurai-class family, Kawakami fought on the Imperial side for the Meiji Restoration against the forces for the Tokugawa Shogunate starting with the Battle of Toba-Fushimi. He distinguished himself by his defense of the besieged Kumamoto Castle in the Boshin War.[1]
Afterwards, he came to Tokyo to assist with the founding of the new Imperial Japanese Army. He rose rapidly through the ranks, and helped quell the Satsuma Rebellion.
In 1884, he accompanied Ōyama Iwao to study military science in various countries of Europe, especially Prussia.[2] After returning home, he became a major general and vice-chief of the Imperial Japanese Army General Staff. In 1887, he returned to Europe again to study military science further in Germany. In 1890, he became a lieutenant general.
During the First Sino-Japanese War, Kawakami served as senior military staff officer on the Imperial General Headquarters, and was known as a brilliant strategist. After the successful conclusion of that war, he was awarded with the Order of the Rising Sun (1st class), and elevated to the nobility with the title of shishaku (viscount) under the kazoku peerage system.
Kawakami was posthumously awarded the Order of the Golden Kite (2nd class), Order of the Rising Sun (1st class with Paulownia Blossoms, Grand Cordon) and the Grand Order of the Chrysanthemum. His grave is at Aoyama Cemetery in Tokyo.
- Dupuy, Trevor N. (1992). Encyclopedia of Military Biography. I B Tauris & Co Ltd. ISBN 1-85043-569-3.
- Jansen, Marius B. (1986). Japan in Transition: From Tokugawa to Meiji. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691054599; OCLC 12311985
- ____________ (2000). The Making of Modern Japan. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674003347; OCLC 44090600
- Keene, Donald (2005). Emperor Of Japan: Meiji And His World, 1852-1912. Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-231-12340-2; OCLC 46731178
- Harries, Meirion (1994). Soldiers of the Sun: The Rise and Fall of the Imperial Japanese Army. Random House. ISBN 0-679-75303-6.
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Ebenezer Owen Davies was a carpenter in 1914 who took in my father, Thomas William Banks aged 14 from the New Orphan Houses, Ashley Down, Bristol - I am endeavouring to find out more about what happened to my father from this point on in his life. Any comments would be very much appreciated.
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Jamie's first show "At home"
Hi did anyone copy the recipe that Jamie did with the Roast potatoes and tomatoes on his first Jamie at home if so could you please let me have it.
This is your best yet Jamie!
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Re: Jamie's first show "At home"
Bijou, for copyright reasons we cannot put these recipes up until the new book comes out.
Have a read here http://forum.jamieoliver.com/viewtopic.php?id=23215.
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An angel stuck in a cell when one day..
I'm tired of being in this cell. Isolated for my entire life. It started two years ago, when my father had pulled me away from my village when he learned that I am an angel. He dragged me from my friends, my crush and my home. He locked me up in a prison with only one window that leads to a nearby street.
I sat in a corner of my cell, hugging my knees. I heard the thuds of the main door. Footsteps came closer to my door as a plate is slid underneath the bars. I looked at the food then looked back out the window. The person left the room as I crawled over to the plate. I sat in front of it and nibbled on a piece of bread. I smelled something terrible. I looked outside the window and saw nothing. I slowly got up then walked towards the window. I let my arms dead then stared out the window. The smell was worse as I saw a boy standing on the other side of the street. He had dark hair pulled up in a high ponytail and his eyes staring at the floor.
''That's a bad habit.''
I said putting my hands on the bars of the window. My voice was rusty; I hadn't spoken in a while. He glanced at me and puffed from his cigarette. He walked towards the window and blew the smoke in my face. I coughed then backed away.
''What happened to your eye?''
He asked. I looked at him and touched my eye that was stitched shut. I looked away.
''Nothing that concerns you...''
I whispered. He put out his cigarette on the ledge of the window then threw it on the floor close to him.
He asked starting to walk away. I put my hand on the ledge then watched him walk away.
''I'm Tenshiko, by the way...''
I mumbled. I was sure he didn't hear me but he stopped in his tracks and turned his head towards me.
He said with a bit of a smile. He kept walking and eventually disappeared. I sighed.
''That was the first person I've talked to in months…''
I mumbled to myself. I fell back onto the floor and crawled back to my food. I ate the rest of the piece of bread then crawled onto my wooden bed. I closed my eye then started falling asleep.
''Wake up, you piece of trash.''
I slowly opened my eye to see a man standing at the gate of my cell.
''It's the 17th.''
He said unlocking the door. I slowly got up then limbed towards the door. I did a small smile as he let me out. He followed me till the door out of the dungeons then stopped me. I looked at him as he chained my ankles to inside of the house.
''You have a limit to go, and you have ten minutes. Don't mess it up.''
He said opening the door then walking away. I smiled a bit and slowly walked outside. The light shined in my eye as I inhaled the fresh air. I smelled the same thing as the other day as the door behind me closed. I looked over to my side and saw Keitaro leaning against the wall.
''G-Good morning…''
I said walking close to him. He took a drag then looked at me.
''I'm not going to talk to you if you still have that thing in your mouth...''
He sighed and put it out then threw it across the dirt path.
''Morning to you too.''
He said annoyingly. He looked at my clothes. I looked down at my ripped tank top and destroyed shorts, the clothes I had left my village in.
He said looking at the chain around my ankle. I looked away in shame.
''Wh-What happened to you...?''
He asked getting up and looking in my eye.
I refused to look at him.
I tried to pull my ankle further, tugging out the chain.
''This is how your life is...?''
He asked. I nodded as he mumbled 'wow...'
''Normally... I just get to go outside every month, on the 17th... And I only get one meal per day...''
I looked at Keitaro as I saw his eyes a bit wide.
''You're the first person I've talked to in months... And I've only got ten minutes outside. If my father catches you-''
''Wait, it's your father that does this to you?''
He interrupted. I nodded slowly.
''I'm going to help you get out of there.''
He said. I opened my eye wider and waved my arms, saying no.
''No! If I ever leave, my father'll find me and kill me! He knows how!''
He raised an eyebrow.
''What do you mean by how?''
I put both my hands on my mouth. The only way to kill an angel is to remove her halo. And since my father knows, he can see my wings and my halo; only the people I've told can see them.
''I need to trust you more to tell you…''
I mumbled. He nodded as I heard footsteps from inside my house.
''Quick! My father's coming, you have to go!''
I said getting up quickly. He got up too and nodded.
''I'll come back tomorrow, I promise.''
He said before starting to run away. I sat back down to make it look like I did nothin. He opened the door and looked at me.
''Come on.''
He said rudely. I nodded and went back inside.
Nothing interesting happened until Keitaro came at my window again the next day. I saw him walking towards the window but as soon as he saw me, he ran towards it. I smiled a bit.
''Morning. Are you feeling okay?''
He said smiling a bit. I noticed he didn't have a cigarette in his hands or mouth. I put my hands on the bars and looked at him.
"I don't think I can take this much longer...''
I said looking down. Keitaro looked at my eye and leaned against the wall.
''There isn't much I can do...''
I looked at him again.
''You can still make me feel better. So, talk to me. Tell me what's going on in your life…''
I said smiling a bit. He laughed before answering.
''I don't think my life is as annoying as yours..''
I almost laughed while I mumbled a 'try me'.
''Well… I have a father and a sister...''
He said a little odd. I looked at his face carefully; trying to find out what expression he had.
''If I tell you a secret… Will you tell me one of yours?''
I asked curious about his response.
''What do you mean…?''
He said raising an eyebrow. It would be hard to show him since I'm in my cell, but I can still tell him. I thought as I took a deep breath.
''I'm… an angel.''
As soon as the words left my mouth, a light appeared and lit up my halo and my wings. Keitaro widen his eyes. I closed my other eye as I felt the light dim.
I smiled a bit as he fell over.
I asked looking over the bars of the window. I can't do anything to help him… I sighed and waited a few minutes before he got up. He put his hand on the ledge of the window and pulled himself up. I looked at him curiously.
''Are you okay…?''
I asked looking into his eyes. I saw his face get redder before he answered. He looked at my scratched halo then my broken wings. He nodded slowly, still his eyes wide, and not blinking.
''I haven't been able to fly in forever…''
I said petting one of my wings. He almost fell over again but I reached out and grabbed his arm before he could.
''Keitaro… I trust you with this secret. Now, tell me one of yours.''
I said smiling a bit. He nodded, still a bit shocked. He looked around and thought for a little bit.
''Well… Since you told me you're an angel… I guess I can tell you that…I'm a half-demon.''
I opened my eye wider. We both weren't human. I smiled a bit.
''We're more alike then you thought, huh?''
I said laughing a bit. I looked at the sun and saw it was almost twelve. Never having the time and always looking outside, I came to tell the time just by where the sun was. I opened my eyes a bit wider as I heard the dungeon doors open.
''Keitaro, please hide and stay quiet.''
I said going to sit in a corner. He tilted his head but then ducked as my father approached my gate. My father then approached the door and threw the plate at the gates, my food flying about and the tray breaking on impact.
''Who's here!?''
He yelled angrily. I shut my eye in fear
''No-No one's-''
''Don't lie to me!''
He interrupted. I felt tears well up in my eyes as my father opened the gate and came inside. He grabbed the closest thing he could find, which happened to be a metal bar as everything went black.
I'm tired of being in this cell. Isolated for my entire life. It started two years ago, when my father had pulled me away from my village when he learned that I am an angel. He dragged me from my friends, my crush and my home. He locked me up in a prison with only one window that leads to a nearby street.


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the earliest that I can remember….1988 comes to mind….start your engines kids
@awsorensenLocale: South of Forester Pass
This hot weekend boiled everything away.
I'm still waiting for the road up to Horseshoe Meadow to open (may have already?).
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I wonder if Tioga Pass has enough snow left to play connect-the-dots.
@bookLocale: Northern California
Skiing in and around Tuolumne after driving in would be really, really fun.
I was just up to Merced Lake. I've never seen such a low snow pack at this time of the year. But it still looked like there was decent coverage higher up; Sunrise I'd guess is still snowed in. I bet that you'd find coverage on the trail to vogelsang too. etc.
120 was closed when I went in; open when I came out. Had I known, I would have brought skis to Tuolumne instead!
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I've skied around Tioga Pass a few times, and it is nice. It is especially nice super early in the season or super late in the season when there aren't many people around.
Drove over the pass on the way back from the east side on Friday. There is still enough snow to ski at Dana Meadows – very little at Tuolumne. Looks like pretty much 9000 feet and above unless on the north side in the shade. I will post a report when I get time from my trip to Humphreys basin last week. The gist is there's still substantial snow above 9500 or so in that area but little or nothing below that.
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I have found a total of 20 different aliases that were used at sometime in Robin's future. Some of them are from Elseworld stories, sometimes they were never used but mentioned. I wonder if there are any more, I will list what I have, and please tell me if there is any others, and give me a reference. My Robin Names Batboy, mentioned as a possible name in the movie Batman Forever
Batman, has taken on the name twice
Bucky, during a Batman/Captain America crossover where they had Robin & Bucky switch rolls.
Deathwing, Team Titans
Doctor Fate, during Flashpint
Heatwave 2.0, Gotham Underground #4
Hood, All-Star Batman & Robin #8
Hush Beyond, Batman Beyond
the Joker, The Dark Knight Strikes Again
Moonwing, Bruce Wayne Agent of SHIELD, A combination of Nightwing & Moon Knight
Nightwing, his current
Owlman, Batman #107, I just founf out about this one
Red Robin, Kingdom Come
Red X, Teen Titans X
Redblade, Batman: Leatherwing
Renegade, during Infinite Crisis
Robin, his original
Superman Jr., Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane #6, done as a prank on Superman
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Hurt missed last week's round of offseason practices with a groin injury. Shanahan wasn't sure on Thursday which knee the third-year pro had injured. He is expected to be healed in time for the start of training camp, the coach said.
Hurt, a seventh-round guard/tackle out of Florida in 2011, appeared in 13 games last season, starting one of them at right tackle. He started eight games at left guard in 2011.
Also absent for Thursday's practice was backup safety Jordan Pugh, who had an ear infection and wasn't able to make the flight from Dallas, Shanahan said.
Defensive end Adam Carriker remains unable to take the field as he continues to rehab from a torn quad tendon. Carriker suffered the injury in Week 2 of last season and had to have surgery. He suffered a setback this offseason, and Shanahan said that there is no update on Carriker's progress. The seventh-year pro, who restructured his contract this offseason, isn't expected to return before the start of training camp.
Meanwhile, tight ends Fred Davis (Achilles' tendon) and Jordan Reed (knee), running backs Chris Thompson (knee) and Roy Helu Jr. (toe), wide receiver Pierre Garcon (labrum), guard Josh LeRibeus (hamstring), linebacker Keenan Robinson (pectoral muscle), cornerbacks Josh Wilson (labrum) and Chase Minnifield (knee) and safeties Brandon Meriweather (knee) and Jordan Bernstine (knee) all continue to be held out of practice. Those players all went through conditioning and strength drills. And the tight ends, running backs and receivers caught passes from quarterback Robert Griffin III. Defensive lineman Ron Brace also did not practice.
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Curtain rod is kind of plain yet cool. The three brackets make the rod plenty strong when the rod is extended to near its maximum length. Make sure that you completely loosen the screws holding the rod to the brackets or you will scratch the rod when you slide it out of the brackets.
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Very happy with this product! I just installed it in my bedroom and it's beautiful and modern; very minimalist and the rod itself is nice and strong. Love it!
Comments about Umbra ""Cappa"" Adjustable Curtain Rod:
This rod was easy to install and looks great. I wish it had even longer choices though! I've got the poor thing stretched to it's longest length and really need just a few more inches. Great product though.
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Q:ceiling mount center bracket: my window is around 96 inches long. and if i need a center bracket it would have to be mounted from the ceiling. if i order the 72-144 inch rod what exact center bracket would i order to mount from roof?Asked on 7/13/2012 by trixiedixie
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