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| | The Fast and The Furious Tokyo Drift - VA » Music | | 2008-08-22 11:51:00 | | The Fast and The Furious Tokyo Drift - VA 2006 mp3 CBR160 kbps 44.1kHz Joint-Stereo 64mb Original Soundtrack Music with 11+2 Bonus Tracks
Tracks list:
01. Teriyaki Boyz - Tokyo Drift (Fast & Furious)
02. DJ Shadow Feat. Mos Def - Six Days The Remix
03. 5.6.7.8's - The Barracuda
04. Evil Nine - Restless
05. Far * East Movement - Round Round
06. N.E.R.D. - She Wants To Move
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| | Geekini, la novedad de Los Ángeles a Tokyo | | 2008-08-19 23:30:04 | | Parece mentira pero es cierto, le Geekini quizá es la novedad Geek del verano; un biquini con los botones clásicos de Nintendo. Todo una frikada. (por cierto las modelos no van incluídas jeje)
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| destination tokyo: aka heaven | | 2008-08-14 13:36:00 | | I just came across Nozomi Ishiguro and fell in love. Hard. It's no surprise though, seeing as he worked for my favorite house, CDG. I'm kind of sad he's not as successful as the CDG breakout designers, because he truly deserves the hype and seriously... what the hell is not perfect with every. single. piece?I need this dress please give it to me please and thank youIt's so fun and childish and I want those leather pants and pretty much every piece right nowwww.NOZOMI ISHIGURO GOLD 2008-2009 AUTUMN/WINTERArt as fashion. Pattern pattern textures structure OH THE AESTHETIC IS SO PERFECT AHHHHH.Susie could explain this designer's work or at least a literate opinion of it so much better than me, but I'm lazy and I trust you all to gather your own opinions. The reason I fancy designers such as Nozomi is probably because I have a vastly different style. I'd love to experiment with fabrics and textures in outfits like the ones Nozomi creates, though. No limits = best results. | | By: Fashion Pirates | | |
| | Mariah Carey Makes the Most of Tokyo Trip | | 2008-07-18 05:29:43 | | With her trip to Japan coming to a close, Mariah Carey made sure to sneak in one final promotional stop while visiting the Land of the Rising Sun.The Touch My Body singer was looking her usual sexy self as she attended a fan greeting event at VenusFort (a big mall in Tokyo) on Sunday (June 1). | | By: All wallpaper | | |
| | Joey Tafolla: 1989 tokyo guitar heros show | | 2008-07-14 09:17:00 | | News:
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Joey Tafolla plays "Eternity's End" followed by a Live Guitar solo, at the "Guitar Heroes" concert in Tokyo, Japan on the 15th May 1989.
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| Japan's Apple fans begin camping out in Tokyo for iPhone 3G launch on Friday | | 2008-07-11 04:33:20 | | Hiroyuki Sano, a graduate student who turns 25 this week, couldn't think of a better way Wednesday to celebrate his birthday than being the first person in Japan to own an iPhone. So he ditched class in Nagoya and headed 160 miles north to Tokyo's trendy Omotesando district, home to mobile carrier Softbank Corp.'s flagship store. Sano arrived at 6 a.m. Tuesday, grabbed the first spot in line and prepared to wait three days and one hour until Apple's much-hyped handset goes on sale Friday at 7 a.m.A longtime Apple fan, he brought along his MacPro laptop and iPod, as well as a change of clothes, an umbrella, snacks and a folding chair. He even got permission to skip school."My professor is a big Apple fan, so when I told him I wanted to come line up for the iPhone, he told me to go for it," Sano said after a fitful night of sleep in his chair. "My mom told me I was crazy."About 15 other iPhone enthusiasts had joined Sano in line as of Wednesday morning, eager to get their hands on a devi | | By: Indonesia Type Approval/homologation/Compliance ce | | |
| | Tokyo's Rush Hour | | 2008-06-23 08:20:00 | | I have never imagined that a typical rush hour in Japan could somehow endanger your life. One morning I hurried towards the train platform in Chuo Line and it was already jam-packed with people. To intensify my suffering, the train which arrived, was already also full of people coming from previous stations. It was really awful. Getting inside was very difficult. A lot of people are squeezing themselves in between narrow spaces. I once worked in Manila and often ride in the MRT along EDSA during rush hour but when people see that the train is already crowded, they don’t force themselves to squeeze inside the train. But here, even if they see that the train is already full, they still push people within the doors just for them to get in. This was the real rush hour incomparable with Metro Manila’s railway. One tragic experience of mine was positioning in a wrong area of the car. I used to position in the middle of the car, standing along with my laptop bag. This proved, in many occa | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | Go Team! (To Chicago or Tokyo or Madrid or Rio…) | | 2008-06-18 01:44:06 | | Even though the Beijing Olympics are practically upon us, the International Olympic Committee is always focused on the future. The IOC just recently announced the shortlist for the XXXI Summer Olympiad, to take place in 2016. Four hopeful cities, Chicago, Tokyo, Madrid, and Rio de Janeiro are now vying for the ultimate sports blazon: being [...] | | By: Pan 2007 | | |
| | JAPANESE 'CANNIBAL NERD' WHO PREYED ON CHILDREN EXECUTED IN TOKYO | | 2008-06-17 14:26:05 | | Tuesday, June 17, 2008By Leo LewisTOKYO — Japan’s most reviled serial killer – a “cannibal nerd” who preyed on primary-school girls and drank their blood – has been executed in Tokyo.The hanging of 45-year old Tsutomu Miyazaki brings to 13 the number of death-row inmates who have faced the gallows since last August: a pace that has provoked rising criticism of Japan’s new justice minister, Kunio Hatoyama.But even amid growing public discomfort in Japan over the continued use of the death penalty, the hanging of Miyazaki raised very little in the way of condemnation.His crimes may have taken place two decades ago, but the mere mention of Miyazaki’s name remains sickening for many Japanese. Unrepentant throughout his long run of trials and appeals, Miyazaki entered Japan’s public consciousness as one of the worst monsters the country had produced.A voracious sexual predator, he kidnapped girls aged between four and seven years old, molested and murdered them. In some ca | | By: Absolute Zero United | | |
| | Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line | | 2008-06-14 11:18:00 | | Last Friday, Tokyo Metro Subway Line opened its latest subway line servicing from Ikebukuro to Shibuya. It's called the Fukutoshin Line. Train otakus were again quick to document this historic moment for them. See this video clip below. | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | | Tokyo, karbon gazlarına kota getiriyor | | 2008-06-04 04:09:57 | | Tokyo Valiliği, hükümetin Kyoto iklim sözleşmesinden doğan yükümlülüklerini yerine getirmekte çekimser davranmasına rağmen, küresel ısınmasıyla mücadele amacıyla karbon gazı emisyonuna kota getirmeye hazırlanıyor.Tokyo Valisi Şintaro İşihara, Belediye Meclisinde yaptığı konuşmada, Japonya’da karbon gazı emisyonuna kota getiren ilk sistemi kurmak istediğini anlattı.
Bu girişim, ABD’nin Kaliforniya eyaletinin tutumunu hatırlatıyor. Eyalette 2002 yılında çıkarılan kanunla, Başkan George Bush [...] | | By: Bilim ve Teknoloji Haberleri | | |
| | | "Tokyo Daikushu" New Movie From Horikita Maki | | 2008-05-27 14:19:24 | | Here`s a New Movie from Maki-chan!the title is "Tokyo Daikushu" /東京大空襲/Tokyo Air Raid ,this movie have an historical and romantic genre and broadcast on Japanese television on march 2008...NTV is producing a two-night drama special titled "Tokyo Daikushu," which is a phrase referring to the bombings on Tokyo during World War II. The story will focus on two young pairs and their painful love.The main couple will be a woman (Maki Horikita) whose father's factory is bombed and a man (Tatsuya Fujiwara) who stops her when she tries to rescue her father from the fire. They meet again a few years later when the woman is working as a nurse and the man is brought in as a patient with a heart condition. The second couple is a Korean man (Eita) and another nurse (Yuki Shibamoto).The drama has been in planning for two years. Involved in the project are art director Takeo Kimura, who was fortunate enough to escape the bombings, and essayist Kayoko Ebina, who lost her family in the bombin | | By: Japan Idol Lands | | |
| | Tokyo Police Club, "In a Cave", video | | 2008-05-18 02:09:00 | | Empezamos esta mañana domingo con la banda canadiense Tokyo Police Club y el videoclip de "In a Cave", tercer sencillo extraído de su disco de debut "Elephant Shell".
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www.myspace.com/tokyopoliceclub
Festivaleros :: Música, Conciertos y Festivales
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| | | Birds Of Tokyo 'Silhoettic' Video | | 2008-05-09 06:50:51 | | Birds Of Tokyo are out with the video to their new single 'Silhoettic', directed by Matt Weston, the lead release from the Perth, Australia alternative rock band's forthcoming independently released sophomore album. Watch it below the fold. | | By: Rockdirt.com - Rock Music News | | |
| | London to Tokyo by Horse | | 2008-05-02 13:37:36 | | Becky Sampson, 24, will ride a horse along the ancient silk route from London to Tokyo in the hope of raising money for the world’s largest orphan charity SOS Children. The 15,000km journey is called Expedition Equus.
It will take some four years and see her travel through 15 countries, crossing mountains and deserts and [...] | | By: Imprint TALK: Asian Pop Culture Blog | | |
| | 130. Hybrid Magnetic Motorbikes Tokyo Japan Video | | 2008-04-27 14:03:24 | | This bike has been launch in Tokyo Japan, this is the prototype of magnetic motorbike carrying a hybrid magnetic motor.It can run almost noiselessly up to 112 miles on one charge.The battery can be charged at home in the same way as a cellular phone.It takes a little over 6 hours to fully charge the battery. The bike has a top speed of 93mph.We only provide the best video collection here. Don't you want to get it updates through email. If yes, subscribe now. [ Click Here ]
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| | Tokyo Preteen Commits Suicide with Poisonous Gas | | 2008-04-24 12:37:09 | | It’s sad whenever anyone makes the decision to take their own life, but this method is particularly chilling.
From Reuters:
TOKYO (Reuters) - About 120 people were evacuated from their apartments in western Japan after a 14-year-old girl killed herself by producing and inhaling poisonous hydrogen sulphide gas, the local fire department said on Thursday.
The increasing use [...] | | By: Ivy League Conservatives | | |
| | Tokyo Flash - Twelve 5-9 L Version | | 2008-04-24 07:47:24 | | Product Description
Tokyo Flash - Twelve 5-9 L Version (Silver + White LED)
Case Dimentions: 26mm x 50mm
Case Thickness: 19mm
Featuring a staggered face & strap
Hours on the right & minutes on the left
It’s quite an unusual look and at 26mm wide the watch is actually quite slim & not at all bulky. The interesting feature of this [...] | | By: Asian Entertainment | | |
| | Tokyo homeless encampment | | 2008-04-22 20:25:13 | | "being homeless in Tokyo is different than being homeless in other countries of the world... " from Cliostaad, a site that talks about Toyko's homeless population and some of the shelters they built for themselves Site owners also show a polycarbonate house they designed for short-term visitors to Japan, where housing is extremely scarce. Atom
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| | JAMA announces dates for 41st Tokyo Motor Show 2009 | | 2008-04-21 05:08:00 | | Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (Chairman: Fujio Cho) is pleased to announce the dates for the 41st Tokyo Motor Show 2009. The show will be held for a total of 17 days, from Friday, October 23 through Sunday, November 8, 2009 (open to public from Saturday, October 24).The venue will be Makuhari Messe, Chiba city. The length of the show, 17 days, is the same as the previous show (2007) and is the longest for any international motor show sanctioned by the Organisation Internationale des Constructeurs d'Automobiles (OICA; headquartered in Paris).Read more... | | By: Auto Blog India by Infibeam | | |
| | Asian stocks end mixedAsian markets displayed a mixed trend with most stocks receding, led by Astellas Pharma which dropped in Tokyo after results fro | | 2008-04-19 00:32:00 | | Asian markets displayed a mixed trend with most stocks receding, led by Astellas Pharma which dropped in Tokyo after results from Pfizer trailed analyst estimates and Rio Tinto and PetroChina Co. sank further. Japanese benchmark index Nikkei rose 78.15 points, or 0.58%, to settle at 13,476.45. Hong Kong`s index Hang Seng fell 61.18 points, or 0.25%, to end at 24,197.78. China`s Shanghai Composite declined 67.51 points, or 2.09%, to close at 3,155.23. Taiwan`s Taiex index dropped 16.09 points, or 0.18%, to settle at 9,074.34. South Korea`s KOSPI climbed 3.23 points, or 0.18%, to end at 1,771.90. Singapore`s Straits Times fell 1.43 points, or 0.05%, to close at 3,124.87. | | By: Indian stock markets | | |
| | | art and nature 自然と芸実 (shinjuku gyoen, tokyo) | | 2008-04-18 00:00:00 | |
as an amateur photographer, i do consider myself to be a bit of an artist. nevertheless, i try to photograph the world as it appears to me-- and as such, the only editing i tend to do via photoshop is to balance the tones and colors after i scan.
however, just as some photographers may use photoshop to selectively retouch a scene, i was reminded by this chap that painting was the original way of selectively editing things. i find it intriguing as to how and why painters select a particular subject to place onto their canvas; it's interesting, too, that some choose to capture the quieter elements of the scene rather than the bustle. | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | Viet Nam attends Asia Pacific International Fair in Tokyo | | 2008-04-17 05:49:00 | | The Asia Pacific International Fair 2008 opened in Tokyo, Japan, on April 16 with the participation of 125 exhibitors from 24 countries in the Asia Pacific region including Japan, the US, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Laos and Viet Nam.
Located in the centre of the fair, Viet Nam’s two stands showcased many attractive products such as embroidery products, handicrafts, and Viet Nam’s | | By: Vietnam Business Finance News | | |
| | kids and sakura 子供と桜 (shinjuku gyoen, tokyo) | | 2008-04-17 00:00:00 | |
as i was walking through shinjuki-gyoen i came across this pair of friends enjoying the reflection of cherry blossoms dancing in the pond. something in this scene really touched me, and i began welling with tears-- sometimes when i am witness to moments such as these, i feel as though i should have similar memories within my childhood, of growing up under the cherry blossoms and of chasing my friends around the park, laughing as we tag one another-- alas, i haven't such memories, as i had been born a continent away. | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | | temple roof and blossoms 寺と桜 (ueno, tokyo) | | 2008-04-15 00:00:00 | |
well-- at first glance, this particular shot seemed to have some major problems for me: the blossoms were perfectly exposed but the temple doors and wall were way, way underexposed. and then, for whatever reason it dawned on me: that's what had struck me about this particular shot in the first place: the blossoms had seemed so brilliant as to be on fire, emitting a brilliance that dimmed everything around. | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | | lizard and blossom トカゲと花びら (ueno, tokyo) | | 2008-04-14 00:00:00 | |
while walking around ueno near the national museums, i came across this petal-- one of many that was lying on a rock wall. as i leaned in to take a photo, i suddenly saw a tiny nose appear from the shadows of the wall's inner recesses. waiting patiently i stayed until his nose was slightly more visible so that i could take this shot. (i really wish that i had had a flash or reflector with me that day-- it taught me one important lesson in photography: always bring a little more equipment than you think you will need, when wandering about.) | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | magnolias もくれん (yoyogi park, tokyo) | | 2008-04-13 00:00:00 | |
ah, that intoxicating scent of magnolias-- there is something about that delectable aroma that makes me think it captures the very essence of love: sweet and seductive to the point that i want to breathe it in forever; an aroma that i drink more than inhale.
while wandering through the various temple gardens with my friend Meg this weekend i decided to start photographing a few of the more unique flowers that i've seen (and drunken) whilst living in japan-- i reckon this will take a bit to compile, but hope to share with you as soon as i can! | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | | Judo Olympics 1964 Tokyo: opening with Nage-no-Kata Demonstration | | 2008-04-08 05:17:00 | | Judo Olympics 1964 Tokyo: opening with Nage-no-Kata Demonstration.
All the matches at the olympics 1964 with Anton Geesink (NED), Theodore Boronovskis (AUS), Oleg Stepanov (USSR), Won-Ku Chang (Taiwan), James Steven Bregman (USA), Rodolfo Perez (ARG), Peter Ranken Paige (AUS), Isao Inokuma (JPN),Michel Angel Casella (ARG), Anzor Kiknadza (USSR), Anthony John Sweeney (GBR), Isao Okano (JPN), | | By: Judo-the-Blog | | |
| | | Damien does Denim while Tom turns south of Tokyo | | 2008-04-03 01:01:57 | | It appears art and fashion have embraced yet again, this time 'round it's denim and doodles, Warhol doodles to be precise. That may have seemed somewhat derisive but I assure you I'm anything but, regarding the Warhol Factory X Levis X Damien Hirst collaboration. Having viewed Youtube footage of the runway show I am officially, excited. Men's Style reports on a pop-up store.I do hope we'll get some fetching poultry-underwear hybrid!Derisive? Just a tad...While Hirst douses 501s in buckets of lum | | By: Male-Mode | | |
| | MLB Opening Game in Tokyo | | 2008-03-22 20:30:00 | | On March 25th and 26th, there will be season openers in 2008 of Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland Athletics in Tokyo, Japan.This is third time to have the opening game in Japan (NY Mets vs. Chicago Cabs in 2000, NY Yankees vs. Tampa Bay Rays in 2004)Daisuke Matsuzaka, Boston Red Sox will be a starting pitcher.I will watch the game on 25th. Hopefully I can show you some photos and write about the game soon! | | By: Discover Japan! | | |
| | Sox Open With a Win in Tokyo | | 2008-03-22 12:22:00 | | The Red Sox opened their four game jaunt in Japan with a win on Saturday afternoon (Friday night/Saturday morning in the Eastern US) with a 6-5 win over the Hanshin Tigers in the Tokyo Dome. A raucous, sellout crowd saw the Sox score four runs in the first on a David Ortiz home run and a three-run shot by J.D. Drew.The Tigers are very similar to the Red Sox in that they have probably the most knowlegeable, rabid and passionate fan base of any team in Japan. They follow the team all over Japan, and sometimes outnumber the home team's fans. (Sound familiar?)Clay Buchholz once again struggled this spring, giving up four runs to Hanshin in the second. In all four starts he's gotten knocked around. Granted, you can't get too high or low when it comes to spring training, but you have to wonder if Buchholz could probably do with some more time in AAA.But the good news is that there were no injuries last night, and the Sox will play Japan's equivalent of the Yankees, the Yomiuri Giants, at the | | By: The Mighty Quinn Media Machine | | |
| | Tokyo Bound! | | 2008-03-19 05:05:00 | | It seems that Spring Training has passed quickly this year. After the Toronto game in Florida today (Wednesday), the Red Sox will begin their seventeen hour trip to the Far East. I wish them a safe flight...the Sox players will try to stay awake the entire trip to help with their sleep cycles in a completely different time zone. What a difference a twelve (or is it thirteen?) hour time difference can and will make. This is from the Boston Globe..."The last thing we need is us complaining about this," Francona said. "I hope you never hear an excuse about [not playing well] because of this trip."It is not a competitive advantage. Hopefully we'll be going as a very good representative of major league baseball, and we'll win some games."It will not and cannot be a win-at-all-costs mentality, however. For instance, Coco Crisp and Bobby Kielty, who have been battling injuries, learned yesterday they would make the trip, but most likely would see action only in the two exhibition contests.Eps | | By: Peter's Red Sox Forever | | |
| | Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Motors said today that it would display two of its new electric minicars at the 2008 New York International Auto Show. | | 2008-03-18 14:27:00 | | Mitsubishi said the kei-class is limited to a 660cc engine and a 132.9 inches long by 58 inches wide footprint.The i MiEV uses a 330 volt lithium-ion battery developed by Lithium Energy Japan, a venture of Japan's GS Yuasa Power Supply and Mitsubishi.Mitsubishi said the the 47 kilowatt electric motor offers improved performance over the 64 horsepower gasoline version, and said the little electric car can run for up to 100 miles on a single charge.The i MiEV Sport concept car is a coupe variation on the i MiEV and uses multiple electric motors.Mitsubishi said two 20 kW electric motors, one built into each front wheel, work together with a single 47 kW motor that drives the rear wheels.In addition to the green inner workings, the concept car also sports heat-absorbing window glass to improve the efficiency of the air conditioning, as well as LEDs for the rear lamps and interior lighting.And going over the top with clean energy, the carmaker said i MiEV Sport has solar panels on the roof, | | By: Mitsubishi Cars News | | |
| | Trading Technologies to Launch Connectivity to Tokyo Financial Exchange | | 2008-03-14 05:14:00 | | Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT) announced that TT will introduce a gateway to connect its X_TRADER(R) derivatives trading platform to Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX), Japan's largest financial futures exchange.Through the new gateway, TT will offer trading of TFX's benchmark Three-Month Euroyen Short-Term Interest Rate (STIR) Futures contract, which is the top-ranked futures contract in Japan. TT also plans to provide access to Euroyen STIR Options, Call Rate Futures and Repo Rate F | | By: Brand Mantra | | |
| | coming of age day, tokyo, 2008 | | 2008-03-04 23:00:00 | |
(4:4)
I'm not quite sure why, but I think this
photo is so expressive of Japanese patience.
When the Japanese reach age 20, they are considered adults; they can
finally legally have a beer, drive, and enjoy all of the other
benefits of adulthood. Often, to signify this rite of passage, women
will dress in these kinds of elaborate kimono, head to a ceremony at
the local town hall, and then head off to the pub or to karaoke with
their friends.
Older people, and men in particular, love this holiday as it lets them
exercise their photography skills. Female photographers will often
approach these kimono-clad women and ask for their permission to take
a photo; afterwards they have a bit of a chat. Male photographers, on
the other hand, seem to feel assume the role of director for one day,
and seem to just walk up to random women and start posing them for a
photo. Odd, I thought; but it's a funny thing to watch | | By: Sorafoto - Photoblog from Japan | | |
| | | Akiyama Rina - a new upcoming R&B singer and model from Tokyo | | 2008-02-28 15:59:43 | | Name: Akiyama Rina, Bishiri no Jyoou, 秋山莉奈, "Queen of Ass"
Birthdate: 9-26, 1985
Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan
Blood Type: A
Height: 165cm
Bust: 83cm
Waist: 58cm
Hips: 88cm
Hobby: Candy making
Ability: Piano
Akiyama Rina information
Akiyama Rina is a new upcoming R&B singer and model from Tokyo who is under the management of Stardust Music and Universal Music Japan.
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| | Fiat 500 Tokyo Launch | | 2008-02-23 12:56:00 | | The new Fiat 500 had made the Euro/UK launch months ago, today, the Fiat 500 Japan Launch went off at Tokyo's Italian Institute of Culture, in Chiyoda.Fiat Japn rolled out the new 500 in textbook Japanese style, the girls clad in traditional wakufu kimonos, even the cherry blossom.And Tokyo’s motoring press turned up in numbers. They invited 500; more than 1000 actually arrived, many of whom had to be refused access to the Institute’s Umberto Agnelli auditorium.The 500 is big deal for Fiat Japan. The firm’s distribution outfit is a fairly small one in comparison with Fiat UK.It sells 6000 cars a year right now, whereas Fiat UK turns around probably six times as many. The 500 is a car, it’s hoping, that can effectively double its sales, up beyond the 10,000 cars mark for 2008, and beyond that for 2009.And driving around this city, it’s easy to see why. Contrary to what you may expect, Tokyo’s is actually quite a staid, unimaginative automotive landscape – but it’s also | | By: Autos Space | | |
| | | Honda Civic Type-R Modulo Concept at Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2008-02-14 09:38:00 | | Switzerland. Alpine birthplace to yodeling. Home to world-renowned Swiss cheese. And then there's this: the Rinspeed X-treme. Based on Porsche's newly-facelifted 957 Cayenne, the X-treme is a 'Swiss Extravaganza' with distinction fitted as standard. An aggressive aerodynamics package, available on all new Cayenne models, complements substantial upgrades to the car's powertrain and a more diversified cabin specification. Rinspeed of Switzerland have designed the X-treme to markedly differentiate itself from Porsche's Cayenne, putting dynamism and a distinctive character at the forefront of its brief. Larger front air intakes, with fins and front splitter, air fatter brakes and a higher-output 600 hp engine. The gaping front, much like beefier wheel arches, gives the impression of a wider, more dynamic vehicle, while a 35mm lowered ride height brings with it a more poised stance. The side skirt elegantly and unobtrusively integrates into the body and its larger arches, while understated | | By: Car Tuning Styling | | |
| | | Supersonic sightseeing in Tokyo | | 2008-01-25 08:23:00 | | We arrived in Tokyo on Sunday and we were leaving on Tuesday morning. We’d planned to do some sightseeing during the day and attend the Bon Jovi shows at night. But once we got to Tokyo we found out that the concerts started at the insanely early time of 17:00! And I had to pickup my fanclub tickets a couple of hours before the show, which meant I had to be back at the Tokyo Dome around 14:00 on both days. Well, seeing as we arrived after 12:00 on Sunday there wasn’t much time for us to go roam about an unknown cosmopolitan, so we decided to chill in the Tokyo Dome vicinity. After the concert, it was simply too cold to voluntarily be outside so we hung out in the hotel bar instead. But we didn’t come all the way to Tokyo to not see anything in this huge city, so we decided to get up (uncharacteristically) early on Monday and play tourist for a couple of hours in Tokyo.First of all, I really wanted to see the huge crossing they show at the end of the movie ‘Lost in Translation | | By: The Loulogue | | |
| | Lining up in Tokyo | | 2008-01-23 20:03:00 | | So about two weeks ago I went to Tokyo (for the first time ever) to attend two more Bon Jovi concerts. Kristin came along to Tokyo because she’d never been there before either and she wanted to see Bon Jovi as well. So she bought one of my leftover concert tickets and I sold the other one to an Italian girl who read about my ticket surplus on this blog. On Sunday morning we got the Shinkansen out of Nagoya all the way to Tokyo, for the very first time! It’s twice as expensive as going to Osaka (which makes sense because the trip takes about twice the amount of time it takes to get to Osaka) but when Bon Jovi is concerned money matters less somehow. Second expensive decision I made for the weekend was to stay in the Tokyo Dome Hotel, because it was convenient (it’s right next to the Dome as the name implies), and I was sick of my tiny freezer that Japanese people call an apartment and the hotel’s rooms looked so good online…and they were truly excellent! The Tokyo Dome HotelMy | | By: The Loulogue | | |
| | Tokyo Platform Bed | | 2008-01-16 06:49:50 | | The Tokyo Platform Bed and Bedroom Furniture Collection show the highest expression of the Japanese stylish furniture design. Quality of construction and elegance of the bed with high comfort level are the main reasons that would make the bed so attractive. It themes express simplicity and harmony, designed and manufactured in Italy from the premier [...] | | By: BEDzine - We are crazy about BEDs!!! | | |
| | Bon Jovi in Tokyo ~ Tokyo Dome (January 14, 2008) | | 2008-01-14 09:01:00 | | Tonight holds a new record: the highest number of failed pictures I have ever taken at a Bon Jovi concert! So I got over the whole being-afraid-to-take-pictures thing with the printout about the photo contest in my pocket and my fanclub membership card around my neck. Which I never even needed because as it turned out I was seated behind a rather tall guy who not only blocked my view of Richie but also the security’s view of me and my camera. My seat was located somewhere in between Jon and Hugh and just 5 rows from the stage (probably the best seat of all 3 nights), so the distance from the stage wasn’t really a problem either.'Raise Your Hands 'So how did I manage to royally screw up about 95% of my pictures? Well, it seems that when I selected my cute new tiny white camera in the store, I forgot to ask about it’s ability to take pictures of Jon, Richie and the rest in action in the dark (well, it’s hard in Japanese). Tonight, through the lens of my camera, the band members had glaring white skin, and the big video screen had a nasty brown glow about it. I tried and tried and tried, but almost all the pictures seemed to contain fuzzy balls of light with clothes on. I did manage a small number of half-decent-looking ones, but halfway I just gave up. Besides the battery of my camera was almost empty (that’s what you get when you spend the whole morning taking pictures all over Tokyo), and I wanted to save the last of it to record Bon Jovi waving goodbye to the audience. Anyway, I should seriously consider getting a new camera if I’m going to any Bon Jovi shows in Europe, because mine is seriously inadequate. I did manage to record some short videos tonight, just so that I would have something to share on here, and they communicate the atmosphere of the show better than pictures anyway.'Any Other Day' this time without the Tokyo Dome ceilingSo tonight’s show was broadcasted live on Tokyo’s WOWOW TV channel, and it was noticeable in the band’s at | | By: The Loulogue | | |
| | Nissan GT-R GT500 Racing Car Debut at Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2008-01-13 07:27:00 | | TOKYO (January 8, 2008) - The GT500 specification Nissan GT-R racing car, which will vie for the 2008 SUPER GT series, will make its public debut at the upcoming "Tokyo Auto Salon with NAPAC" (January 11-13, 2008 at Makuhari Messe), followed by the "Osaka Auto Messe 2008? (February 9-11, 2008 at Intecks Osaka), the country's two largest annual custom car shows.The new works livery - which will be featured across Nissan motorsports activities during the 2008 season - will be unveiled on the race car. Nissan will vie for the SUPER GT Championship, one of the world's most demanding GT race series, with the new machine built on the same multi-performance super car concept of the Nissan GT-R road car.The new livery resulted from close collaboration between Nissan's design team and NISMO, its motorsports affiliate company, and incorporates feedback from members of the "Club NISMO" fan club.The signature wide "brush stroke" design motif, synonymous with the current Fairlady Z race car, was carried forward into the new GT-R racing car as Nissan's racing fans worldwide could immediately associate with the design.The livery design swipes forward from the rear in bold red and black - the red symbolizes the passion for racing, while the black signifies the high performance of the new Nissan GT-R.Further details of the GT500 Nissan GT-R including technical specifications will be announced on January 31st, as well as Nissan's full range of global motorsports activities for the coming season.Video: Nissan GT-R GT500 Test in Fuji Speedway2008 Detroit Auto Show: Buick Riviera Concept2008 Detroit Auot Show: 2009 Dodge Ram http://del.icio.us/rss/horisly | | By: Autos Space | | |
| | Bon Jovi in Tokyo ~ Tokyo Dome (January 13, 2008) | | 2008-01-13 05:37:00 | | Tonight holds the record for the least amount of pictures I have ever taken at a Bon Jovi show, the show in Nagoya was the first record holder, but tonight totally shattered Nagoya’s record! The amount of security angrily (at least that is how their faces looked) scanning the crowd was triple the amount in Nagoya, and I could see a security guy’s face every which way I looked, which meant they could also see mine and therefore also see my camera if I held it in front of my face. So that was quite frustrating!! Already frustrated ;)After initially giving up on taking pictures, I spotted two German girls (they had flags that’s how I knew) blatantly taking pictures with a huge zoom right next to a security guard! I wondered if they were some kind of VIPs, but they seemed to have the same thing around their necks as yours truly: just a fanclub membership card. I was fascinated by them and my desire to take pictures flared up again! But I was too scared to be kicked out, so I only took very few really crappy pictures (as you can see displayed in this review).So right after the show ended (unfortunately just after their bow yet again), I hurried over to the German girls and asked them how they managed to take pictures all night without being escorted out. And they told me they were confronted by about 4 to 5 security fanatics at once and they just explained about the contest (they brought a printout) and showed their fanclub membership card, which admittedly does look pretty impressive this year. I’m not sure how hard they had to fight the security, but what is important is that they won! Ow, I love European stubbornness! And these sweet girls actually gave me their printout, so tomorrow it’s picture time at Tokyo Dome for Lou!Jon abruptly moving from left to right repeatedly just before 'Shout'So before I discovered the Germans, I was only thinking about how on earth I was going to take some pictures and it was way too distracting, so I decided to just enjoy | | By: The Loulogue | | |
| | Spy Shots, Tokyo Motor Show edition: Amuse and Top Secret taking on the GT-R | | 2008-01-10 23:01:27 | | Filed under: Aftermarket, Tuners, Japan, Supercars, Nissan, Tokyo Auto Salon
The impending Nissan GT-R extravaganza in Japan is about to get underway. Unfortunately, the Tokyo Auto Salon runs right up against our coverage of the North American International Auto Show, so we’re stuck covering the event from our couch and hotel rooms. When will they learn?
Regardless, [...] | | By: Car O Focus | | |
| | GT-R's preparados para o Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2008-01-10 11:11:00 | | Depois da MINE's, é a vez das famosas Amuse e Top Secret prepararem os seus primeiros GT-R's, a tempo do Tokyo Auto Salon. Aproveito para incluir fotos do BMW M3 da Amuse, acho interessante, este preparador Japonês, conhecido pela redução de peso em todos os componentes, trabalhar no novo M3, e diga-se que pelas fotos, estou a gostar do resultado! | | By: Quatro rodas e um volante! | | |
| | Mazda to Unveil Three Tuned Mazdas at the Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2008-01-09 23:08:34 | | Mazda the archrival of Honda the producer of high quality Acura CL window regulator has launched the Mazda6 or the 2008 Mazda Atenza last November at the Tokyo Motor Show and now it is preparing a tuned version of the model and will debut at the nation’s Tokyo Auto Salon on January 11.The previous Atenza was very similar to the Mazda3 in the sense that it is a global car sold all around the world however that will not be the case for the second generation Atenza. Also to the disappointment of | | By: Ford Parts Information | | |
| | 2008 Nissan GT-R GT500 Ready for Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2008-01-08 11:25:00 | | The GT500 specification Nissan GT-R racing car, will make its public debut at the upcoming "Tokyo Auto Salon with NAPAC" (January 11-13, 2008 at Makuhari Messe), followed by the "Osaka Auto Messe 2008" (February 9-11, 2008 at Intecks Osaka), the country's two largest annual custom car shows. The new works livery - which will be featured across Nissan motorsports activities during the 2008 season - will be unveiled on the race car. Nissan will vie for the SUPER GT Championship, one of the world's most demanding GT race series, with the new machine built on the same multi-performance super car concept of the Nissan GT-R road car. The new livery resulted from close collaboration between Nissan's design team and NISMO, its motorsports affiliate company, and incorporates feedback from members of the "Club NISMO" fan club. The signature wide "brush stroke" design motif, synonymous with the current Fairlady Z race car, was carried forward into the new GT-R racing car as Nissan's racing fans worldwide could immediately associate with the design. The livery design swipes forward from the rear in bold red and black - the red symbolizes the passion for racing, while the black signifies the high performance of the new Nissan GT-R. Further details of the GT500 Nissan GT-R including technical specifications will be announced on January 31st, as well as Nissan's full range of global motorsports activities for the coming season. | | By: Car Tuning Styling | | |
| | Tokyo Traffic Control Center | | 2008-01-03 12:47:27 | | And you think you’ve got job pressures?
Good God, just think what it must be like for these guys.
Imagine what it must be like, you’re just sitting there, things are going along just fine when BANG, a transformer pops and down goes a traffic light at the third busiest intersection in town followed two minutes later [...] | | By: AutomoBlog.net | | |
| | Nissan at 2008 Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2007-12-30 06:54:20 | | Nissan is bringing several concepts to one of the many local tuning shows, the Tokyo Auto Salon. Japanese are mad for individualising their cars, ranging from insane exhaust tip action to the more down-to-earth body kits.
This year at the 2008 Tokyo Auto Salon (January 11 to 13) Nissan comes with five concepts and two race [...] | | By: Autospider | | |
| | Autobacs bringing 14 cars, Speed Racer replica to Tokyo Auto Salon | | 2007-12-29 23:12:10 | | Filed under: Aftermarket, Tuners, Etc., Tokyo Auto Salon
During our recent trip across the Pacific to cover the Tokyo Auto Show, we got word that our flight out of Narita was going to be delayed for 23 hours. The first thing that jumped into our jet-lagged minds was how much trouble it would be to catch [...] | | By: Car O Focus | | |
| | 2008 Tokyo Auto Salon of Nissan | | 2007-12-29 09:17:00 | | Tokyo Auto Salon, one of the Japanese local tuning shows, will hold from January 11 to 13. And Japanese are mad for individualising their cars, ranging from insane exhaust tip action to the more down-to-earth body kits.At this year's 2008 Tokyo Auto Salon, Nissan is bringing five concepts and two racing cars. The term concept is a bit broad in this case since it mainly refers to a new body kit / suspension / wing etc and not an actual concept study. Nissan has released images of the cars but no details so we have to wait for the nitty-gritty until the show.First in line is the new 2009 Nissan Skyline, both in coupe and sedan guise. The Skyline is piggybacking on the GT-R and seems ready for a sportier package, the aerosports package for the coupe and simply aero for the sedan.Second are the SUV's like the Nissan X-Trail X-tremer and Dualis (or Qashqai) Premium Concept. The X-Trail is tuned in-house while Autech has taken care of the Dualis. Autech also received a Nissan Caravan to pl | | By: Autos Space | | |
| | | Android demoed in Tokyo | | 2007-12-11 23:17:00 | | Open Handset Alliance's Android showed off its multitasking abilities in Tokyo, Japan, demonstrated by Willcom and PHS, Japanese operators.The demo showed a prototype running Android, which was able to receive a call with Google Maps running in the background.Source: SlashPhone
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| | Tokyo Mirage | | 2007-12-06 15:05:00 | | Tokyo Mirage est le troisième et dernier opus des aventures de Junko Go, flic américaine en "vacances" au pays de ses origines : le Japon.Anne Rambach clôt ainsi sa trilogie avec cette fois un voyage dans le Japon des sokaiyas, ces escrocs vivant du racket et du chantage auprès des grandes entreprises.Tout comme le premier volet Tokyo chaos, l'intérêt du livre réside surtout (seulement ?) en la description d'un pays pris entre des traditions anciennes (Yakusas , sabre, respect et sens de l'honneur) et un avenir galopant (Grandes multinationales et grosses cylindrées.)Morceaux choisis :Je n'avais qu'un sabre et une grenade. J'ai éventré le connard dans l'entrée et coupé le bras du babouin qui arrivait derrière, je suis arrivé devant la table où ces couards étaient assis, j'ai dégoupillé la grenade avec les dents, j'ai craché la goupille sur leur table, puis j'ai lancé l'engin, ils ont voulu quitter leur banquette, mais je les ai sabrés pour les empêcher de fuir, m'exposant moi-même à la grenade. Elle a explosé. Ils ont éclaté en mille morceaux (...).- Pourquoi me racontes-tu ça ?- Pour vous dire que ce jour-là, je suis venu avec une grenade et un sabre, et non une mitraillette, parce que l'honneur était en jeu.- Godzilla, on dit qu'c'est un monstre, mais c'est que le produit de l'humanité, son image, c'est notre visage caché. On dit les tremblements de terre, les typhons, les éruptions volcaniques, au Japon, on est gâtés ! Mais finalement, si on fait les comptes - on a fait les comptes au club - , la majorité des morts, c'est pas la nature, c'est les guerres, les accidents de la route, la pollution. Qu'est ce que vous en pensez ?- La majorité des morts, c'est la mort, c'est tout. Tous les hommes meurent.Mais les bruits décrurent, se muèrent en murmures, disparurent.Lu dans Tokyo Mirage, d'Anne Rambach, aux éditions Pocket06 Décembre ======================================1890 : Première injection de s | | By: On apprend tous les jours | | |
| | Tokyo 2016: The Bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics | | 2007-11-30 23:50:00 | | I first saw the Tokyo 2016 Summer Olympic Games campaign print ad on Ueno Zoo. And indeed they are battling against Azerbaijan (Baku), Brazil (Rio de Janiero), Qatar (Doha), USA (Chicago, Illinois), Czech Republic (Prague), and Spain (Madrid) to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.If Japan wins for the bid this 2009, then Japan should prepare their entire citizenry to speak English like what Beijing, China did. If Japan restricts VISA to foreign nationals to work for the Olympics, then they should rely on their local workforce. By then, these individuals must be able to speak English in a minimum capacity. This is needed in cases such as tourists will ask for directions, look for places, ask for alternatives, or maybe just have a cup of coffee in a local coffee shop.Well, I hope I am still or will be here in Tokyo by 2016. I want to see the opening and closing ceremonies of this spectacular event. But what the hell, it's 9 years to go and we won't even know who will win the bid until the n | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | | Missing Filipino Christmas from Tokyo | | 2007-11-28 07:39:00 | | Tokyo's airwaves is filled with Christmas songs and littered with Christmas Trees lighted in different colors. But, as a Filipino, I don't really feel the smell of Christmas. It seemed there is lacking. Well, just today, I saw 4 people in Santa Claus costumes. Two of which in Keio University during lunch time and another two stood in front of Tamachi Station giving Christmas gospel CDs for free. I am sure they are not the ones on Keio because the two Santa Clauses I saw at the station are real foreigners with accent while in Keio University, are Japanese native speakers.So how is Philippine way of celebrating Christmas different from Japan? There are several differences.1. The Philippine celebration of Christmas is more of spiritual and a way for family to reunite, eat and store fat on our bodies and light firecrackers. But in Davao, I think this year is the 4th year that there is a total ban on firecrackers. So it is okay for me here in Tokyo to hear nothing during Christmas and New | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | Tokyo Bed Frame | | 2007-11-25 13:49:00 | | For your Asian themed bedroom, this Tokyo bed frame would have to be a perfect addition. Made of metal frames, the curves on the headboard and footboard softens up the black color and straight lines of the bed. And what’s great about it is, the frame is on super sale at Bedworld because it is [...] | | By: Mattresszine | | |
| | Suruga Bank Tokyo(スルガ銀行東京) | | 2007-11-23 00:05:00 | | The dilemma of the gaijin has sprung up to send money to his native country. The saga continues with his adventure in the outskirts of metropolitan Tokyo.There are so many obstacles that you will face here. First, you can't do any bank transaction such as ATM registration nor cellphone plan availment nor Internet subscription nor anything that has a contract unless you have your FINAL alien card registration.Thus, sending money to Philippines using bank to bank transaction is impossible, unless your officemate does it for you. So what are the options? Western Union at Suruga Bank outlet in Tokyo. Finding this bank for the first time in Central Tokyo is very difficult for the first time. There are a couple of options. You can take the subway or JR train. The subway is the nearest, fastest and easiest way but I tried it using JR to go there. When sending money, please do not forget to bring your passport with VISA and your final alien registration card. If your alien registration card i | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | Okachimachi: Tokyo's Chinatown | | 2007-11-22 10:29:00 | | Tsugi ha, Okachimachi. Deguchi ha hidari gawa desu.次は、御徒町、出口は左川です。Finally, the gaijin found a Divisoria-style haven of cheap goods from China. It is indeed a real haven for people who are in tight budget here in Japan. Here, everything you see in the Philippine Chinatown districts are here.Okachimachi is a town next to Ueno via the Yamanote Line. The station lies within the central business district of the Chinese community. Here, you can find everything from "toothpick to battleship," a common joke of Chinese traders in Davao City.The first time I went there, I was with our neighbor in Davao, Ryan who also works here, and he toured me to this amazing place. Streets are filled with side-street shops selling very cheap watches, bags, golf and golf accessories, clothes from branded to never-been-heard brands, shoes, bags, toys, lots and lots of food stalls catering Japanese and Chinese goods like manju, rice cakes, tuna rice bowls, okonomiyaki, different kin | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | Top 5 Annoying Things in Tokyo | | 2007-11-19 07:40:00 | | Here are my first Top 5 annoying things in Japan.1. The bicycle driver and the combined bicycle and pedestrian lanes. Tokyo is a nice place to stroll. Or I guess, everybody is walking since trains (another special mention of the train)are the most efficient mode of transportation here. But sometimes, bicycles along with their sometimes irresponsible drivers are far more dangerous than cars on the road. Why? First of all, bicycles apparently show up anywhere without warning. If you don't want to get surprised in every intersection and street you walk along the metropolitan Tokyo, take a very cautious look on approaching bicycles behind you from time to time. The bicycle lane and pedestrian lane combined is dangerous in my opinion. Thus, the government should implement to all bicycles an early warning of their presence to pedestrians such as horns or bells. Gosh, why haven't they thought of that.2. Black crows and the-like birds of prey. Most of them are too familiar with people where | | By: Rey Ian\\\\\\\'s Personal Blog | | |
| | Op weg Naar Tokyo 1964 | | 2007-11-18 14:23:00 | | A picture showing Peter Snijders, Jan Snijders, Willem Ruska and Anton Geesink in 1964
More on website Judoschool Jan Snijders | | By: Judo-the-Blog | | |
| | Day 3 : How to beat Tokyo’s traffic and travel with ease | | 2007-11-17 09:22:03 | | Tokyo is a city that portrays strong traditions despite its modern lifestyle and unique fashion culture. Being the city that gave birth to many technological breakthrough in the world, Tokyo’s architecture is one that can be marveled, with cross interlinked highways featuring numerous traffic solutions and the city’s subway network reaching almost every area in [...] | | By: Inside, Exclusive lifestyle in Asia | | |
| | Small Cars On The Tokyo Motor Show | | 2007-11-17 03:02:00 | | It looks like Japan is going to embrace a new car type in its car industry as the Tokyo Motor Show reveals a few models coming from the local car makers. These models are not the same old sedans or hatchbacks - the models are small cars that have been made to be concept cars. | | By: Driver's Blog | | |
| | The Defense Starts in Tokyo | | 2007-11-14 10:28:00 | | It's now official. If you want to see the Red Sox opener in 2008 live and in person, you'll have to go a long way to see it.The Red Sox will open the 2008 season, and the defense of their World Series championship (I love writing that) on March 25 and 26 at the Tokyo Dome (pictured) in Japan against the Oakland Athletics.The A's will be the home team for both games, and it should be a huge deal there, with favorite sons Daisuke Matsuzaka and Hideki Okajima playing before their countrymen. (And Okie will be pitching in the stadium he called home for a decade before coming to Boston.) Both clubs will also play two exhibition games against Japanese teams there in the two days before playing each other.After the series, both teams will get five days off before both go to Oakland to play two more games against each other there and get the regular season going in the U.S. (Although the Red Sox may play a couple of exhibition games on the West Coast before starting the regular season again | | By: The Mighty Quinn Media Machine | | |
| | 10 Craziest Concept Cars from the Tokyo Motor Show | | 2007-11-07 09:54:49 | | On the 26th of October, the Tokyo Motor Show kicked off with a roar . Some of the highlights included the Lancer EVO X and the highly anticipated Nissan GT-R. Manufacturers also introduced a handful of concept cars that can only be described as "unique." Here are my picks for the 10 Wackiest Concept Cars from the Tokyo Motor Show: | | By: crazy cars | | |
| | Travel in 10 Travel Podcast -Videocast 5 - Tokyo, Japan: Shibuya, Omote-Sando, Harijuku | | 2007-11-04 12:59:00 | | This is the fifth Travel in 10 videocast.
This month's travel podcast takes you to see some of the best of Tokyo, Japan. The video podcast starts out in Shibuya the centre of youth culture in Tokyo and from there takes you to visit the districts of Omote- Sando and Harijuku.
The show is a 4 minute Tokyo Travel Guide, showing you lots of great shopping, restaurants and attractions that can be visited in a day.
We hope you enjoy today's travel podcast and our travel blog. Please send any questions, comments or suggestions to travelin10@gmail.com
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