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Smart Betting - Sports Betting Tips (Free subscription) | yesterday
Nagoya in last round they lost with Kashima Antlers 0-3.This match was a completly mistake for Nagoya,they missed also a lot of chance but Kashima was clearly better side.Nagoya in last five matches they won only one and four loses.Once again the mental fortitude of coach Dragan Stojkovic's team will be tested, particularly with Nagoya embarking on a first ever Asian Champions League campaign. The...
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Smart Betting - Sports Betting Tips (Free subscription) | yesterday
Cerezo Osaka have continued to impress me week in week out such that you will always look out for their fixtures in each game day. Their free goal scoring adventure continues to outdo the rest of the league and I can darely say that no defence in the J2 can cope with their attacking threat. In the attacking department, they are a class above the rest and another 3 goal showing last week helped them...
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Japan Times (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
OSAKA (Kyodo) A fire in a pachinko parlor Sunday afternoon left four people dead and at least 19 people injured, police and firefighters said. They were still investigating in the evening whether other people failed to escape from the building in Konohana Ward, Osaka. Read the full story
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H5N1 (Free subscription) | 04/07/2009
Via the Japan Times: Osaka fails to report swine flu mutation. Excerpt:An Osaka health official found a genetic mutation of swine flu that is resistant to Tamiflu on June 18 — nearly two weeks before the "first" finding was reported...
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Japan Times (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
OSAKA (Kyodo) The Osaka Prefectural Government sent a research paper to a U.S. medical journal on the first case in Japan of a genetic mutation of swine flu resistant to Tamiflu about a week before making the finding public, officials said Sunday. "It's not that we intentionally placed priority on the manuscript and delayed the announcement," said Tatsuya Oshita, an official in the prefectural...
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Asiajin (Free subscription) | yesterday
Yes, they come again. This time with solid determination and good amount of resources in Tokyo. NAVER, number one Web search service in Korea has started open beta service for Japanese market.It is their second entry for Japanese market since their first attempt which was ended 2005 due to focus on domestic market, or simply said [...] Related posts: Google inflates Search Market Share versus Yahoo!...
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an englishman in osaka (Free subscription) | yesterday
Just as people like to cover their books so no one knows what they're reading, they also like to cover their faces so they can't be read (their face, that is). Contrary to popular belief, the ubiquitous white mask is more about preserving anonymity than preventing hay fever or the spread of a contagious disease. The problem with a mask is that it shows too much of the face. As a result, late last year,...
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The Food & Drink Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
By Digby J Wong This include the ability to facilitate weight loss, reverse signs of aging, and promote overall wellness. While all teas possess similar properties including caffeine, catechin, polyphenals, and teaflavin tearubigin that provide benefits to the human body, the quantities and percentages differ depending on the extent of oxidation during production. Therefore the health benefits of...
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Smart Betting - Sports Betting Tips (Free subscription) | yesterday
Yokohama FC actually is on last place in Japan League 2 and this is very weak team in this moment.In last round they lost with Thespa Kusatsu 0-2.But last result is really good for this team,in last five games they lost only two and two drews.Yokohama FC have very young squad,today will play once again in upfront Go Nishida,they have only 23 years and Tomoki Ikemoto,which scored 3 goals in this season,they...
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The Sixth Ward (Free subscription) | yesterday
I was just given a flyer by a neighbor...A Japanese gospel choir (yes, you read it right) is performing at Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church. Here's the text from the flyer. Sorry there aren't any graphics...the flyer has some photos that definitely makes this an interesting event.: Crerar Memorial Presbyterian Church 2009 African American Worship Experience Workshop III Chicago, IL USA In Concert...
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FxDomains.net (Free subscription) | yesterday
TOKYO, Jul 01, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The MathWorks announced today that it has opened offices in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Osaka, Japan, reflecting its transition to a direct sales operation in that country. The MathWorks Japan will be responsible for ...
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Akihabara (Free subscription) | yesterday
Shinagawa Train Station is like Tokyo Central Station one of the most famous place for many tourist visiting Japan or Japanese people. The 2nd train Station in Tokyo area to take the Japanese Shinkansen to Visit Kyoto, Osaka and so on, Shinagawa Train Station is a pretty busy place all week long. It is also interesting to notice that Shinagawa Train station divide Shinagawa in half, with one side...
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The Composed Gentleman (Free subscription) | 05/07/2009
Shigeru Kobayashi, professor at Osaka University said that old Asian maps from Japanese Imperial Army archives will be available goonline for modern use, such as studying changes in forest cover or the growth of cities.Some of the maps date back to the 1880s, offering detailed topographical glimpses of the region when foreign occupations and colonialization were common.Kobayashi is part of a team
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dannychoo.com (Free subscription) | 04/07/2009
This is the first time I've seen something like this - body inflation where some sort of liquid is injected in the skin to inflate it into different shapes. Apparently popular in Tokyo and Osaka. Read and see more at Bizzare . Probably not as bizzare as getting tattoos on yer eye balls ? Via Japan Probe . View the full sized images/comments for this item at dannychoo.com > > Feel free to join/add...
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azito | 21/04/2009
The 1970 Osaka Expo, with its motto "Human Progress and Harmony" was the beacon for futuristic inventions of the time. Many artists were captivated by this optimistic creative energy, but Yanobe Kenji who visited the festival after it had ended and was already on its way to being dismantled, saw it as a foreboding representation of the end of the future. Every since this traumatic experience, he went
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