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NEW CAST & VENUES ANNOUNCED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL TOUR OF BAT OUT OF HELL – THE MUSICAL
NEW CAST & VENUES ANNOUNCED
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL TOUR OF
BAT OUT OF HELL – THE MUSICAL
The original producers of Bat Out of Hell – The Musical, featuring Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf's greatest hits, are delighted to announce both new and returning cast members for the International tour, including Glenn Adamson as Strat, Kellie Gnauck as Raven, Rob Fowler as Falco, Sharon Sexton as Sloane, Jayme-Lee Zanoncelli as Zahara, James Chisholm as Jagwire, Matteo Johnson as Tink, Katie Tonkinson as Valkyrie and Danny Whelan as Ledoux.
Also in the cast are Jay Anderson as O'Dessasuite, Alex Bowen as Goddesilla Georgia Bradshaw as Kwaidan, Amara Campbell as Vilmos, Eirik Dahlen as Esquivel, Alexandra Doar as Scherzzo, Luke Hall as Markevitch, James Lowrie as Denym, Rory Maguire as Hollander, Catherine Saunders as Mordema, Luke Street as Hoffmann/Alternate Strat, Craig Watson as Astroganger and Beth Woodcock as Spinotti.
Bat Out of Hell – The Musical will play limited seasons at Swansea Arena from 6 December to 15 December, the Capitol Theater Düsseldorf from 20 December 2022 to 04 January 2023. The musical will do an Arena tour of New Zealand and Australia from 22 January – 8 February 2023 visiting Spark Arena, Auckland, Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Adelaide Entertainment Centre, RAC Arena Perth and Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne.
The production will then return to the UK and play the Peacock Theatre in the West End from 17 February – 1 April 2023. Other European venues include Wiener Stadthalle F, Vienna and MAAG Halle, Zurich with further dates to be added.
Bat Out of Hell – The Musical wowed critics and public alike when it played limited seasons at Manchester Opera House, London Coliseum and London's Dominion Theatre from 2017 to 2019. The musical also ran successfully in Canada, Germany and at New York's City Centre in 2019. The current International tour began performances at Manchester Opera House on 11 September 2021 and has been playing to sold out houses and great critical acclaim. Bat Out of Hell – The Musical continues to have a residency at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino where it opened to rave reviews on 27 September 2022.
Bat Out of Hell – The Musical won the Radio 2 Audience Award for Best Musical at the Evening Standard Awards and was nominated for 8 WhatsOnStage Awards, including Best New Musical.
Bat Out of Hell became one of the best-selling albums in history, selling over 60 million copies worldwide. 16 years after the release of the original album, Steinman scored again with Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell, which contained the massive hit I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That).
For the stage musical, the legendary and award-winning Jim Steinman incorporated iconic songs from the Bat Out of Hell albums, including You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth, Bat Out of Hell, I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) and Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad, as well as the previously unreleased song What Part of My Body Hurts the Most.
As the Lost boys and girls flee into the tunnels below the city from its ruler Falco, his teenage daughter Raven locks eyes with fearless leader of the Lost, the immortal Strat, and the immensity of their love-at-first-sight-obsessions threaten to destroy both of their families. Experience the thrill of the electrifying songs of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf's epic collaboration: "Bat Out of Hell."
The International Tour of Bat Out of Hell – The Musical has book, music and lyrics by Jim Steinman, direction by Jay Scheib, with musical supervision and additional arrangements by Michael Reed, choreography adapted by Xena Gusthart,, set and costume design by Jon Bausor, original costume designs by Meentje Nielsen, original wig designs by Linda McKnight, video design by Finn Ross, lighting design by Patrick Woodroffe, sound design by Gareth Owen, orchestration by Steve Sidwell, original casting by David Grindrod CDG and International Tour casting by Anne Vosser.
The West End & UK Tour of Bat Out of Hell – The Musical is produced by Michael Cohl, Tony Smith & David Sonenberg with executive producer Julian Stoneman.
Bat Out of Hell dedicates this tour to the memory of Jim Steinman, who sadly passed away on April 19, 2021 and Meat Loaf who passed away on 20 January 2022.
Website: www.BatOutOfHellMusical.com
Twitter & Facebook: @BatTheMusical
2022/23 TOUR LISTINGS INFORMATION
6 – 15 December Swansea Arena 01792 804770
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20 December – 4 January 2023 Capitol Theater Düsseldorf +49 021173440
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22 January Spark Arena, Auckland +64 9 358 1250
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27 January Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney +61 2 8765 4321
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30 January Brisbane Entertainment Centre +61 7 3265 8111
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2 February Adelaide Entertainment Centre +61 8 8208 2222
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8 February Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne +61 3 9286 1600
17 February – 1 April Peacock Theatre, London 020 7863 8000
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13 – 16 April Wiener Stadthalle F, Vienna +4317999979
www.stadthalle.com
4 – 20 May MAAG Halle, Zurich +41 0900 444 262
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Further dates to be announced.
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was a Japanese educator, philosopher, writer, entrepreneur and samurai who founded Keio University, the newspaper Jiji-Shinpō, and the Institute for Study of Infectious Diseases.

Fukuzawa was an early advocate for reform in Japan. His ideas about the organization of government and the structure of social institutions made a lasting impression on a rapidly changing Japan during the Meiji period. He appears on the current 10,000-Japanese yen banknote.

Early life

Fukuzawa Yukichi was born into an impoverished low-ranking samurai (military nobility) family of the Okudaira Clan of Nakatsu Domain (present-day Ōita, Kyushu) in 1835. His family lived in Osaka, the main trading center for Japan at the time. His family was poor following the early death of his father, who was also a Confucian scholar. At the age of 5 he started Han learning, and by the time he turned 14, he had studied major writings such as the Analects, Tao Te Ching, Zuo Zhuan and Zhuangzi. Fukuzawa was greatly influenced by his lifelong teacher, Shōzan Shiraishi, who was a scholar of Confucianism and Han learning. Yukichi turned 19 in 1854, shortly after the Perry Expedition's arrival in Japan marking the beginning of the opening of Japan to trade via Gunboat diplomacy. As the family patriarch Fukuzawa's brother asked him to travel to Nagasaki, where the Dutch colony at Dejima was located, in order to enter a school of Dutch studies (rangaku).  He instructed Yukichi to learn Dutch so that he might study European cannon designs and gunnery.

Fukuzawa's early life consisted of the dull and backbreaking work typical of a lower-level samurai in Japan during the Tokugawa period. Although Fukuzawa did travel to Nagasaki, his stay was brief as he quickly began to outshine his host in Nagasaki, Okudaira Iki. Okudaira planned to get rid of Fukuzawa by writing a letter saying that Fukuzawa's mother was ill.  Seeing through the fake letter, Fukuzawa planned to travel to Edo and continue his studies there, since he would be unable to do so in his home domain of Nakatsu. However, upon his return to Osaka, his brother persuaded him to stay and enroll at the Tekijuku school run by physician and rangaku scholar Ogata Kōan. Fukuzawa studied at Tekijuku for three years and became fully proficient in the Dutch language. In 1858, he was appointed the official Dutch teacher of Nakatsu, and was sent to Edo to teach the family's vassals there.

The following year, Japan opened up three of its ports to American and European ships, and Fukuzawa, intrigued with Western civilization, traveled to Kanagawa to see them. When he arrived, he discovered that virtually all of the European merchants there were speaking English rather than Dutch. He then began to study English, but at that time, English-Japanese interpreters were rare and dictionaries nonexistent, so his studies were slow.

In 1859, the Tokugawa shogunate sent their first diplomatic mission to the United States. Fukuzawa volunteered his services to Admiral Kimura Yoshitake. Kimura's ship, the Kanrin Maru, arrived in San Francisco, California, in 1860. The delegation stayed in the city for a month, during which time Fukuzawa had himself photographed with an American girl, and also found a Webster's Dictionary, from which he began serious study of the English language.

Political movements

Upon his return in 1860, Fukuzawa became an official translator for the Tokugawa shogunate. Shortly afterwards he brought out his first publication, an English-Japanese dictionary which he called "Kaei Tsūgo" (translated from a Chinese-English dictionary) which was a beginning for his series of later books. In 1862, he visited Europe as one of the two English translators in the First Japanese Embassy to Europe. During its year in Europe, the Embassy conducted negotiations with France, England, the Netherlands, Prussia, and finally Russia. In Russia, the embassy attempted unsuccessfully to negotiate for the southern end of Sakhalin (in Japanese Karafuto), a long-standing source of dispute between the two countries.

The information collected during these travels resulted in his famous work Seiyō Jijō (, ), which he published in ten volumes in 1867, 1868 and 1870. The books describe western culture and institutions in simple, easy to understand terms, and they became immediate best-sellers. Fukuzawa was soon regarded as the foremost expert on western civilization, leading him to conclude that his mission in life was to educate his countrymen in new ways of thinking in order to enable Japan to resist European imperialism.

In 1868 he changed the name of the school he had established to teach Dutch to Keio Gijuku, and from then on devoted all his time to education. He also added Public speaking to the educational system's curriculum. While Keiō's initial identity was that of a private school of Western studies (Keio-gijuku), it expanded and established its first university faculty in 1890. Under the name Keio-Gijuku University, it became a leader in Japanese higher education.

Fukuzawa was also a strong advocate for women's rights. He often spoke up in favor of equality between husbands and wives, the education of girls as well as boys, and the equal love of daughters and sons. At the same time, he called attention to harmful practices such as women's inability to own property in their own name and the familial distress that took place when married men took mistresses. However, even Fukuzawa was not willing to propose completely equal rights for men and women; only for husbands and wives. He also stated in his 1899 book New Greater Learning for Women that a good marriage was always the best outcome for a young woman, and according to some of Fukuzawa's personal letters, he discouraged his friends from sending their daughters on to higher education so that they would not become less desirable marriage candidates. While some of Yukichi's other proposed reforms, such as education reforms, found an eager audience, his ideas about women received a less enthusiastic reception.

Death
After suffering a stroke on January 25, 1901, Fukuzawa Yukichi died on February 3. He was buried at Zenpuku-ji, in the Azabu area of Tokyo. Alumni of Keio-Gijuku University hold a ceremony there every year on February 3.

Works
Fukuzawa's writings may have been the foremost of the Edo period and Meiji period. They played a large role in the introduction of Western culture into Japan.

English-Japanese Dictionary
In 1860, he published English-Japanese Dictionary ("Zōtei Kaei Tsūgo").  It was his first publication.  He bought English-Chinese Dictionary ("Kaei Tsūgo") in San Francisco in 1860.  He translated it to Japanese and he added the Japanese translations to the original textbook.  In his book, he invented the new Japanese characters VU () to represent the pronunciation of VU, and VA () to represent the pronunciation of VA.  For example, the name Beethoven is written as  in modern Japanese.

All the Countries of the World, for Children Written in Verse
His famous textbook Sekai Kunizukushi ("All the Countries of the World, for Children Written in Verse", 1869) became a best seller and was used as an official school textbook.  His inspiration for writing the books came when he tried to teach world geography to his sons.  At the time there were no textbooks on the subject, so he decided to write one himself.  He started by buying a few Japanese geography books for children, named Miyakoji ("City roads") and Edo hōgaku ("Tokyo maps"), and practiced reading them aloud. He then wrote Sekai Kunizukushi in six volumes in the same lyrical style.  The first volume covered Asia, the second Africa, the third Europe, the fourth South America, and the fifth both North America and Australia. The sixth volume was an appendix that gave an introduction to world  geography.

An Encouragement of Learning

Influenced by the 1835 and 1856 editions of Elements of Moral Science by Brown University President Francis Wayland, from 1872-76 Fukuzawa published 17 volumes of Gakumon no Susume (,  or more idiomatically "On Studying").  Through these writings, Fukuzawa develops his views on the importance of equality of opportunity as a principle, explores his understanding of the principle, and stresses that education is the key to taking best advantage of
the principle and achieving greatness. For these reasons, he was an avid supporter of public schools and believed in a firm mental foundation through learning and studiousness. Fukuzawa also advocated in these writings his most lasting motto, "national independence through personal independence." By creating a self-determining social morality for a Japan still reeling from both the political upheavals wrought by the unwanted end to its isolationism and the cultural upheavals caused by the inundation of so much novelty in products, methods, and ideas, Fukuzawa hoped to instill a sense of personal strength among the people of Japan so they could build a nation to rival all others. To his understanding, Western nations had become more powerful than other regions because their societies fostered education, individualism (independence), competition and exchange of ideas.

An Outline of a Theory of Civilization

Fukuzawa published many influential essays and critical works. A particularly prominent example is Bunmeiron no Gairyaku (, ) published in 1875, in which he details his own theory of civilization. It was influenced by Histoire de la civilisation en Europe (1828; Eng. trans in 1846) by François Guizot and History of Civilization in England (1872–1873, 2nd London ed.) by Henry Thomas Buckle. According to Fukuzawa, civilization is relative to time and circumstance, as well in comparison. For example, at the time China was relatively civilized in comparison to some African colonies, and European nations were the most civilized of all.

Colleagues in the Meirokusha intellectual society shared many of Fukuzawa's views, which he published in his contributions to Meiroku zasshi (Meiji Six Magazine), a scholarly journal he helped publish. In his books and journals, he often wrote about the word "civilization" and what it meant. He advocated a move toward "civilization", by which he meant material and spiritual well-being, which elevated human life to a "higher plane". Because material and spiritual well-being corresponded to knowledge and "virtue", to "move toward civilization" was to advance and pursue knowledge and virtue themselves. He contended that people could find the answer to their life or their present situation from "civilization." Furthermore, the difference between the weak and the powerful and large and small was just a matter of difference between their knowledge and education.

He argued that Japan should not import guns and materials. Instead it should support the acquisition of knowledge, which would eventually take care of the material necessities. He talked of the Japanese concept of being practical or pragmatic (実学, jitsugaku) and the building of things that are basic and useful to other people. In short, to Fukuzawa, "civilization" essentially meant the furthering of knowledge and education.

Legacy

Fukuzawa's most important contribution to the reformation effort, though, came in the form of a newspaper called  (, "Current Events"), which he started in 1882, after being prompted by Inoue Kaoru, Ōkuma Shigenobu, and Itō Hirobumi to establish a strong influence among the people, and in particular to transmit to the public the government's views on the projected national assembly, and as reforms began, Fukuzawa, whose fame was already unquestionable, began production of Jiji Shinpo, which received wide circulation, encouraging the people to enlighten themselves and to adopt a moderate political attitude towards the change that was being engineered within the social and political structures of Japan. He translated many books and journals into Japanese on a wide variety of subjects, including chemistry, the arts, military and society, and published many books (in multiple volumes) and journals himself describing Western society, his own philosophy and change, etc.

Fukuzawa was one of the most influential people ever that helped Japan modernize into the country it is today. He never accepted any high position and remained a normal Japanese citizen for his whole life. By the time of his death, he was revered as one of the founders of modern Japan. All of his work was written and was released at a critical juncture in the Japanese society and uncertainty for the Japanese people about their future after the signing of the Unequal treaties, their realization in the weakness of the Japanese government at the time (Tokugawa Shogunate) and its inability to repel the American and European influence. It should also be noted that there were bands of samurai that forcefully opposed the Americans and Europeans and their friends through murder and destruction. Fukuzawa was in danger of his life as a samurai group killed one of his colleagues for advocating policies like those of Fukuzawa. Fukuzawa wrote at a time when the Japanese people were undecided on whether they should be bitter about the American and European forced treaties and imperialism, or to understand the West and move forward. Fukuzawa greatly aided the ultimate success of the pro-modernization forces.

Fukuzawa appears on the current 10,000-yen banknote and has been compared to Benjamin Franklin in the United States. Franklin appears on the similarly-valued $100 bill. Although all other figures appearing on Japanese banknotes changed when the recent redesign was released, Fukuzawa remained on the 10,000-yen note.

Yukichi Fukuzawa's former residence in the city of Nakatsu in Ōita Prefecture is a Nationally Designated Cultural Asset. The house and the Yukichi Fukuzawa Memorial Hall are the major tourist attractions of this city.

Yukichi Fukuzawa was a firm believer that Western education surpassed Japan's.  However, he did not like the idea of parliamentary debates.  As early as 1860, Yukichi Fukuzawa traveled to Europe and the United States. He believed that the problem in Japan was the undervalued mathematics and science.  Also, these suffered from a "lack of the idea of independence".  The Japanese conservatives were not happy about Fukuzawa's view of Western education.  Since he was a family friend of conservatives, he took their stand to heart.  Fukuzawa later came to state that he went a little too far.

One word sums up his entire theme and that is "independence".  Yukichi Fukuzawa believed that national independence was the framework to society in the West.  However, to achieve this independence, as well as personal independence, Fukuzawa advocated Western learning.  He believed that public virtue would increase as people became more educated.

Bibliography

Original Japanese books
 English-Japanese dictionary (増訂華英通語 Zōtei Kaei Tsūgo, 1860)
 Things western (西洋事情 Seiyō Jijō, 1866, 1868 and 1870)
 Rifle instruction book (雷銃操法 Raijyū Sōhō, 1867)
 Guide to travel in the western world (西洋旅案内 Seiyō Tabiannai, 1867)
 Our eleven treaty countries (条約十一国記 Jyōyaku Jyūichi-kokki, 1867)
 Western ways of living: food, clothes, housing (西洋衣食住 Seiyō Isyokujyū, 1867)
 Handbook for soldiers (兵士懐中便覧 Heishi Kaicyū Binran, 1868)
 Illustrated book of physical sciences (訓蒙窮理図解 Kinmō Kyūri Zukai, 1868)
 Outline of the western art of war (洋兵明鑑 Yōhei Meikan, 1869)
 Pocket almanac of the world (掌中万国一覧 Shōcyū Bankoku-Ichiran, 1869)
 English parliament (英国議事院談 Eikoku Gijiindan, 1869)
 Sino-British diplomatic relations (清英交際始末 Shin-ei Kosai-shimatsu, 1869)
 All the countries of the world, for children written in verse (世界国尽 Sekai Kunizukushi, 1869)
 Daily lesson for children (ひびのおしえ Hibi no Oshie, 1871) - These books were written for Fukuzawa's first son Ichitarō and second son Sutejirō.
 Book of reading and penmanship for children (啓蒙手習の文 Keimō Tenarai-no-Fumi, 1871)
 Encouragement of learning (学問のすゝめ Gakumon no Susume, 1872–1876)
 Junior book of ethics with many tales from western lands (童蒙教草 Dōmō Oshie-Gusa, 1872)
 Deformed girl (かたわ娘 Katawa Musume, 1872)
 Explanation of the new calendar (改暦弁 Kaireki-Ben, 1873)
 Bookkeeping (帳合之法 Chōai-no-Hō, 1873)
 Maps of Japan for children (日本地図草紙 Nihon Chizu Sōshi, 1873)
 Elementary reader for children (文字之教 Moji-no-Oshie, 1873)
 How to hold a conference (会議弁 Kaigi-Ben, 1874)
 An Outline of a Theory of Civilization (文明論之概略 Bunmeiron no Gairyaku, 1875)
 Independence of the scholar's mind (学者安心論 Gakusya Anshinron, 1876)
 On decentralization of power, advocating less centralized government in Japan (分権論 Bunkenron, 1877)
 Popular economics (民間経済録 Minkan Keizairoku, 1877)
 Collected essays of Fukuzawa (福澤文集 Fukuzawa Bunsyū, 1878)
 On currency (通貨論 Tsūkaron, 1878)
 Popular discourse on people's rights (通俗民権論 Tsūzoku Minkenron, 1878)
 Popular discourse on national rights (通俗国権論 Tsūzoku Kokkenron, 1878)
 Transition of people's way of thinking (民情一新 Minjyō Isshin, 1879)
 On national diet (国会論 Kokkairon, 1879)
 Commentary on the current problems (時事小言 Jiji Shōgen, 1881)
 On general trends of the times (時事大勢論 Jiji Taiseiron, 1882)
 On the imperial household (帝室論 Teishitsuron, 1882)
 On armament (兵論 Heiron, 1882)
 On moral training (徳育如何 Tokuiku-Ikan, 1882)
 On the independence of learning (学問之独立 Gakumon-no Dokuritsu, 1883)
 On the national conscription (全国徴兵論 Zenkoku Cyōheiron, 1884)
 Popular discourse on foreign diplomacy (通俗外交論 Tsūzoku Gaikōron, 1884)
 On Japanese womanhood (日本婦人論 Nihon Fujinron, 1885)
 On men's moral life (士人処世論 Shijin Syoseiron, 1885)
 On moral conduct (品行論 Hinkōron, 1885)
 On association of men and women (男女交際論 Nannyo Kosairon, 1886)
 On Japanese manhood (日本男子論 Nihon Nanshiron, 1888)
 On reverence for the Emperor (尊王論 Sonnōron, 1888)
 Future of the Diet; Origin of the difficulty in the Diet; Word on the public security; On land tax (国会の前途 Kokkai-no Zento; Kokkai Nankyoku-no Yurai; Chian-Syōgen; Chisoron, 1892)
 On business (実業論 Jitsugyōron, 1893)
 One hundred discourses of Fukuzawa (福翁百話 Fukuō Hyakuwa, 1897)
 Foreword to the collected works of Fukuzawa (福澤全集緒言 Fukuzawa Zensyū Cyogen, 1897)
 Fukuzawa sensei's talk on the worldly life (福澤先生浮世談 Fukuzawa Sensei Ukiyodan, 1898)
 Discourses of study for success (修業立志編 Syūgyō Rittishihen, 1898)
 Autobiography of Fukuzawa Yukichi (福翁自伝 Fukuō Jiden, 1899)
 Reproof of "the essential learning for women"; New essential learning for women (女大学評論 Onnadaigaku Hyōron; 新女大学 Shin-Onnadaigaku, 1899)
 More discourses of Fukuzawa (福翁百余話 Fukuō Hyakuyowa, 1901)
 Commentary on the national problems of 1877; Spirit of manly defiance (明治十年丁丑公論 Meiji Jyūnen Teicyū Kōron; 瘠我慢の説 Yasegaman-no Setsu, 1901)

English translations

 The Thought of Fukuzawa series, (Paperback) Keio University Press
 vol.1
 vol.2
 vol.3
 Vol.4 The Autobiography of Fukuzawa Yukichi. Revised translation and with an introduction by Helen Ballhatchet.

See also

Jiji Shinpō
Keio-Gijuku University
List of motifs on banknotes
Nakae Chōmin
Natsume Sōseki
Susumu Nishibe
Tsuneari Fukuda
Yamamoto Tsunetomo
Yukio Mishima
Zenpuku-ji

Notes

References

 - French version (Archive)

Further reading

Hiruta, Kei (2023). "Fukuzawa Yukichi's Liberal Nationalism". American Political Science Review

 Lefebvre, Isabelle. "La révolution chez Fukuzawa et la notion de jitsugaku Fukuzawa Yukichi sous le regard de Maruyama Masao" (Archive). Cipango. 19 | 2012 : Le Japon et le fait colonial II. pp. 79-91.
 Maruyama, Masao (丸山眞男). "Introduction aux recherches philosophiques de Fukuzawa Yukichi" (Archive). Cipango. 19 | 2012 : Le Japon et le fait colonial II. pp. 191-217. Translated from Japanese by Isabelle Lefebvre.
 Original version: Maruyama, Masao. "Fukuzawa ni okeru jitsugaku no tenkai. Fukuzawa Yukichi no tetsugaku kenkyū josetsu" (福沢に於ける「実学」の展開、福沢諭吉の哲学研究序説), March 1947, in Maruyama Masao shū (丸山眞男集), vol. xvi, Tōkyō, Iwanami Shoten, (1997), 2004, pp. 108-131.
(in French) Fukuzawa Yukichi, L'Appel à l'étude, complete edition, translated from Japanese, annotated and presented by Christian Galan, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, april 2018, 220 p.

External links

 Fukuzawa, Yukichi | Portraits of Modern Japanese Historical Figures (National Diet Library)
 "Encouragement for Learning" (Gakumon no Susume) by Fukuzawa Yukichi (Part One, English Translation)
 E-texts of Fukuzawa's works at Aozora Bunko
 Gakumon no Susume, first edition in the Database of Pre-Modern Japanese Works (National Institute of Japanese Literature)

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Japanese atheists
19th-century Japanese educators
Liberalism in Japan
Japanese classical liberals
Japanese feminists
Japanese journalists
Japanese writers
Japanese translators
Keio University
Male feminists
Meiji Restoration
People from Nakatsu, Ōita
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Members of the First Japanese Embassy to Europe
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Wilbur was born Nov. 29, 1931, in Cedarburg, the son of Herbert and Helen (nee Scheer) Huebner. He attended Cedarburg High School. Wilbur worked for many years at Allen-Bradley in Cedarburg. He enjoyed gardening, flowers, cooking, traveling and was skilled at designing floral arrangements. He will be dearly missed by his two dogs, Buttons and Bo.
Wilbur is survived by his siblings, Bertha Surges of Fredonia, Herbert Huebner of Cedarburg, Walter Huebner of Grafton, Helen (Lloyd) Isaacson of Tomahawk and Marilyn Zulka of Cedarburg; many nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Herman Huebner.
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 1, 2015, at Eernisse Funeral Home, 1167 Washington Ave. in Cedarburg. Pastor Janis Kinens will officiate. The family will receive visitors at the funeral home on Wednesday afternoon from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Wilbur will be laid to rest at Zur Ruhe Cemetery beside his parents. The Eernisse Funeral Home, Cedarburg, is honored to be assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be left at www.eernissefuneralhome.com.


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These beaver fur top hats are part of an ongoing exhibit at the Stone Fort Museum called "Old Hat: 100 Years of Headgear." The exhibit, which will run through Dec. 19, explores the social and cultural context of wearing hats with 65 hats, caps and bonnets dating from 1850 to 1950.
NACOGDOCHES, Texas - New York fashion historian Rebecca Jumper Matheson will present "Pinnacle of Fashion: Hats of the 20th Century" at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 19, in conjunction with an ongoing exhibit at the Stone Fort Museum at Stephen F. Austin State University.
The lecture will be held in the Kennedy Auditorium adjacent to the museum on the SFA campus. A former research assistant at The Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Matheson has taught in the History of Art Department at the Fashion Institute of Technology. She is the author of "The Sunbonnet: An American Icon in Texas" and "A House that is Made of Hats: The Lilly Daché Building 1937-1968" included in "The Places and Spaces of Fashion: 1800-2006."
Matheson has worked in costume design and museum collections, and she has taught at FIT and Berkeley College, New York City. Her current book project "Young Originals: Emily Wilkens and the Teen Sophisticate," forthcoming from Texas Tech University Press, explores the life and work of Wilkens, an innovator in the field of American teenage clothing in the 1940s.
The museum be hosting a reception for the exhibit "Old Hat: 100 Years of Headgear" from 2 to 5 p.m. on that Sunday. The exhibit explores the social and cultural context of wearing hats with 65 hats, caps and bonnets dating from 1850 to 1950. Everything from the ubiquitous sunbonnet to the popular fedora is on display.
"Historic photographs and a wide variety of hat styles tell a story that is about more than function," said Museum Director Carolyn Spears. "Until the 1960s, hats were a wardrobe necessity for both men and women. Phrases such as 'mad as a hatter' and 'tip of the hat' are reminders of the pervasive influence of hats at one time."
The display includes artifacts from the museum's permanent collection, as well as the Human Sciences Costume Collection at SFA, Nacogdoches Historic Sites, Millard's Crossing Historic Village in Nacogdoches, the Heritage Society Houston, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, and two private collectors, along with photographic images from the East Texas Research Center in the SFA Steen Library.
The reception will feature special activities, including portrait sittings and hat-making. The public is invited to bring a favorite hat and sit for a portrait in the museum's "studio," make a paper hat, and enjoy an afternoon dessert on the lawn.
The exhibit will run through Friday, Dec. 19. For more information or museum hours, call (936) 468-2408, email stonefort@sfasu.edu or visit www.sfasu.edu/stonefort.


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Guitar Slim Jr., "The Story Of My Life" (Orleans Records) | Offbeat Magazine
Originally released in 1988, Guitar Slim Jr.'s The Story of My Life earned a Grammy nomination in the Best Traditional Blues category. The album sounds just as good now as it did back then and is ready to be discovered by a new audience.
This stood as the debut album for Rodney Armstrong, a.k.a. Guitar Slim Jr., the son of legendary guitarist and vocalist Guitar Slim, Eddie Jones, who rose to fame with his giant hit, 1954's "The Things That I Used to Do." The Story of My Lifewas recorded when Guitar Slim Jr. was in his mid-thirties and already a veteran guitar player and vocalist on the club scene. It put him on the map, seemingly to many, to emerge from the blue.
From the first notes of "Trouble Don't Last," it's easy to tell why the release made such an impact. The slow, slow blues, which was written by his father—as were the next three cuts plus more later—begins with just Guitar Jr.'s totally expressive voice. Backed by drummer Shannon Powell, bassist Rene Coman, trumpeter Milton Batiste and saxophonist Ernest Watson, Guitar Slim Jr. was in good hands. An inventive soul, the guitarist offers up anything but a standard solo.
New Orleans rhythm and blues is represented on "Letter to My Girlfriend, a 1:53 selection that features just the trio. Simple proves it can go a long, long way as demonstrated on this cut plus the title tune, "The Story of My Life."
Guitar Slim Jr. does some solid work both vocally and instrumentally, covering soul classics like "Can I Change My Mind," with drummer Kerry Brown, bassist Charles Moore and keyboardist Keith Fazarde.
Returning to the tunes penned by his father and the musicians heard on the first cut, Guitar Slim Jr. gets back into that R&B mode with some solid help by pianist Jon Cleary mixing it up with veterans. The leader poignantly takes it out with the late night sound of "Sufferin' Mind."
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Pop Superstar Gloria Estefan Takes Her Story to Broadway
Grammy-award winning artist Gloria Estefan is known worldwide for her electrifying music, captivating stage presence. and pop star status during the 80's and 90's. Some 30 years later, this tenacious superstar continues to dazzle audiences with her showmanship, musicality, and incredible vocal talent.
Gloria's roots trace back to her country of origin, Cuba, where she lived with her family prior to the uprising of Communist dictator, Fidel Castro. A tough transition to the United States followed by the deterioration of her father's health due to multiple sclerosis led Gloria to find solace and comfort in music and singing.
Gloria's fateful meeting with her future husband Emilio Estefan would prove fortuitous to her singing career. Emilio's band, the Miami Latin Boys was in need of a lead singer. Later becoming the Miami Sound Machine, Gloria provided the voice and stage presence needed to elevate the band and allow them to gain national recognition.
Miami Sound Machine initially recorded their albums in Spanish and gained popularity internationally in countries such as Venezeula and Honduras. Gloria's big break came after the band recorded in English; their single "Conga", which topped the Billboard charts and served as the catalyst for several more hit records and singles.
Gloria Estefan was the breakout star from Miami Sound Machine, and soon received separate billing at concerts where she electrified audiences with her solo ballads such as "Rhythm is Gonna Get You," and "Betcha Say That." Gloria's career hit a speed bump in 1990 when she and the band were on tour in Pennsylvania. Their bus was struck by a truck in an accident which left Gloria with a broken vertebra in her back. Her original prognosis was grim with very little hope for a full recovery. Gloria's staunch determination and desire to go back on tour gave her the drive to recover. She made a miraculous recovery and eventually returned to the recording studio and concert stage with The Miami Sound Machine. Since her recovery from the accident, Gloria Estefan has continued her sensational career releasing four new albums, including platinum album Destiny and a wildly successful tour grossing $14 million in sales. Additionally, Estefan performed in the Super Bowl halftime show three times; once in 1992 for Super Bowl XXVI alongside Olympic Figure skaters Brian Boitano & Dorothy Hamill, again in 1995 with Miami Sound Machine and in 1999 as herself.
Gloria's career has been celebrated with many accolades including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, multiple Billboard awards and an American Music Award for Lifetime Achievement. The Estefans have certainly overcome many odds; their story is nothing short of inspirational. Fans are eagerly awaiting the unveiling of Gloria and Emilio's Broadway musical On Your Feet! – The Gloria and Emilio Estefan Story in October 2015.
The musical's score features Gloria and the Miami Sound Machine's various hits including, "Conga", "Get on Your Feet", and "Rhythm is Gonna Get You" and musically re-tells the inspirational story of the Estefans' rise to fame: Gloria and Emilio's marriage, the Miami Sound Machine international recognition, the accident that almost ended Gloria's career, and Gloria's rise to fame as an international Cuban-American icon. The impressive musical ensemble includes three-time Tony Award winning artist, Maria Torres, who will serve as the production's Associate Choreographer.
The Estefans and Maria also worked together at a concert fundraising event that happened on September 14, 2015. The concert, at Manhattan's Minskoff Theatre, benefits Viva Broadway, a national Broadway League audience building partnership with Hispanic communities designed to bridge the world of Broadway with Latino audiences throughout the United States. The concert was sold out!
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The Who's Roger Daltrey announces series of late-summer solo shows in the US
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The Who canceled their 2020 U.S. tour plans because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and while there's no word yet when the band may return to the States, frontman Roger Daltrey has just unveiled some solo concerts that will take place in the Western part of the country during the late summer.
Daltrey, who will be accompanied by a group featuring members of The Who's touring band, has confirmed three dates so far — on August 21 in Stateline, Nevada; September 1 in Spokane, Washington; and September 3 in Puyallup, Washington.
Roger also is planning several more shows on the trek, which has been dubbed the Live and Kicking Tour. Daltrey will be playing Who hits, some rarities and selections from his solo career.
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Q: What does the fan speed sensor really report? I have an overheating issue on my netbook (ASUS EeePC 1015PW), which I'm trying to troubleshoot. Using lm-sensors while overheating gave me this output :
acpitz-virtual-0
Adapter: Virtual device
temp1:        +86.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)

eeepc-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
fan1:        4089 RPM

coretemp-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 0:       +82.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)
Core 1:       +80.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)

But I couldn't hear the fan, even though the sensor claims it's spinning. So I enabled manual pwm controling and set the fan to full speed, and after a few minutes I got this output :
acpitz-virtual-0
Adapter: Virtual device
temp1:        +65.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)

eeepc-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
fan1:        4016 RPM

coretemp-isa-0000
Adapter: ISA adapter
Core 0:       +62.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)
Core 1:       +58.0°C  (crit = +100.0°C)

And this time I could hear the fan spinning. So there's quite obviously an issue with either fan control or fan monitoring. Hence the question : what kind of physical information does the fan sensor really report?
Why I'm pretty sure the man I'm controlling is the one I'm monitoring :
*** root # cd /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon2
*** hwmon2 # ls
device  fan1_input  name  power  pwm1  pwm1_enable  subsystem  uevent
*** hwmon2 # cat *
cat: device: is a folder
4094
eeepc
cat: power: is a folder
0
2
cat: subsystem: is a folder
*** hwmon2 # echo 1 > pwm1_enable; echo 255 > pwm1
*** hwmon2 # cat *
cat: device: is a folder
4016
eeepc
cat: power: is a folder
255
1
cat: subsystem: is a folder

It seems that lm-sensors is reading the content of this fan1_input file, which is in the same folder as the pwm1 file I'm playing with, and they should be associated to the same device.
I have tried setting the fan to half speed echo 125 > pwm1, the result was that the fan was still spinning though slower (logical) but the fan1_input contained 4094!
So I tried playing around... It turns out that at any speed below 242, the fan states that it spins at 4090-ish RPM (4094 each time I tried today), while above 243 it reports a speed of 4020-ish RPM (between 4015 and 4025).
And now I'm really puzzled... How can this be? Is it that the computer isn't reading the fan input on the same "scale" as the fan is providing it?
Thank you
PS. I should have added that the computer is a small, hard-to-disassemble netbook, so I can't and don't want to try experiments like "block the fan and see what the sensor reports".

A: It doesn't actually report physical information at all. The physical sensors return a value from 0 to (say) 65535, and then this value is manipulated (multiplied, added to, etc.) to give the result you see. It may be that the software is miscalibrated or such, which would give strange values such as the ones you're seeing.

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This is a guest post by University of Washington political scientist Christopher Parker, a co-author of Change They Can't Believe In: The Tea Party and Reactionary Politics in America. His interview with Ezra Klein from last week is here.
The sustained opposition to the Affordable Care Act and the government shutdown have demonstrated the considerable power that the Tea Party retains among congressional Republicans, even as its support among voters has slipped. Tea-Party conservatives justify their views based on conservative principles. For example, they contend that the ACA is a symptom of a government grown so big that it encroaches on Americans' freedoms.
But if Tea Partyism is just conservatism, why don't all congressional conservatives embrace the Tea Party's approach to politics and public policy? Why does John Boehner, speaker of the House, often appear reluctant to embrace Tea Party tactics? Why did John McCain call congressional Tea Partiers "wacko birds" a while back? Why did Bob Dole say neither he nor Ronald Reagan would feel comfortable in today's Republican Party?
My new book on the Tea Party, co-authored with Matthew Barreto, seeks to better understand the Tea Party's motivations. We find that the Tea Party is driven by far more than garden-variety conservatism.
We argue that the Tea Party is better understood as a reactionary conservative force. It prefers the sorts of dramatic changes that threaten the stability traditional conservatives usually seek to preserve. Reactionary conservatives fear losing their way of life amid social change. To preserve their group's social prestige, they're willing to undermine long-established norms and institutions. Furthermore, reactionary conservatives are more likely to subscribe to conspiracy theories as a means of explaining the perceived erosion of their dominance. Reactionary conservatives will, therefore, claim that their "enemies" are destroying their way of life. Compromise is commensurate with defeat, not political expediency.
The difference between traditional and reaction conservatism is evident in an analysis that Barreto and I did of 42 Tea-Party websites in 15 states, alongside content from the website of a traditional conservative publication, the National Review. We found that the vast majority of National Review content emphasized core postwar conservative beliefs: small government, an emphasis on values, and strong national defense. Only five percent of the National Review's content focused upon conspiratorial themes. On the Tea-Party websites, only 30 percent of the content concentrated on postwar conservative beliefs. However, 33 percent of the content here was conspiratorial.
In our survey research, a list experiment also revealed how Tea Party conservatives think differently than other conservatives. We randomly divided survey respondents into two groups and asked them how many of a list of statements — but not which statements — they agreed with. The only thing that differed across the two groups was whether the list of statements included the proposition that "Obama is destroying the country." The results showed a striking divergence: 71 percent of Tea-Party conservatives agreed with this statement but six percent of non-Tea Party conservatives did.
We also explored the roots of identification with the Tea Party. We found that, even after controlling a host of factors — including ideology and attitudes toward African-Americans — Tea Party identifiers were more common among those believing that Obama actively promotes socialism. This again suggests motives more akin to reactionary conservatism.
The rift between Tea Party conservatives and others conservatives is one that challenges the Republican Party and potentially imperils the American economy if the debt ceiling is not raised. Although House Republicans rode a Tea Party wave to victory in 2010, Tea Party candidates arguably cost Republicans at least four Senate seats. In 2012, Republicans lost eight House seats, and two possible seats in the Senate.
An open question is whether the Republican Party will ultimately emulate William Buckley's handiwork from the 1960s. When Robert Welch and his John Birch Society continued to allege that establishment conservatives were in cahoots with the Soviet Union, Buckley essentially ejected them from the conservative movement. To his mind, the movement would cease to survive if burdened with the baggage of Welch's rhetoric. Buckley's move ultimately paid off. It set the stage for the success of a conservative movement that has been a force in American politics for almost 50 years.
The question is whether the conservative movement of today will remember that lesson.


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This hand-sewn booklet contains eight songs popular during the Civil War era, with music and lyrics in calligraphy. Songs include "On a Green Grassy Noll" by J. D. Canning, with music by Ira Odell; "The Old Mountain Tree" by James G. Clark; "Harmonian Waltz"; "Year of Jubilee, or Kingdom has Come!"; "Squire Jones's Daughter"; "The Sweet Birds Are Singing"; "Lament of the Irish Emigrant"; and "Soon and For Ever," by J. B. Monsell. The last page of the booklet is dated February 21, 1864.
[CIVIL WAR]. Manuscript Pen and Ink Folk Art Song Book, ca. 1864. 24 pp., 6⅝ x 8 in.
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Year of Jubilee or Kingdom has Come!
I come up Norf on a little bender,
Left Missus at home wid no one to tend her,
Ole Massa's gone, I dun-no what to;
Sambo pretty sure he don't much care to.
Den sound de horn, beat de drum,
Sound de horn and beat de drum,
De year ob jubilee am come,
De year ob jubilee am come.
Met genral Bloaregard, on my way here,
He told me dat I had better stay dere,
He said, up Norf, dey would skin and eat me,
Dat was a yarn dat a little heat me.
He said he had just whipp'd Gen-ral Bu-el
Grant and Wallace, All three in a duel.
I axed him den, why he was running away?
Sam-bo, says he, dat question aint fair play.
Oh, times down Soth am getting quite rotten
He's so berry scarce, they have to burn cotton
I left dat land ob oppression and gas,
And roam de free Norf without nary pass.
Molasses Junction was a big scarecrow,
Nigh its wooden guns nobody didn't dare go;
But when McClellan got a good ready
De Southern Gentry seemed quite unsteady.
Abraham Lincoln and Emancipation,
De two tallest tings in dis tall nation;
Hurrah den boys, let us still be merry,
Kingdom has come, boys, we've good times, berry.
Music played a prominent role in the American Civil War. On the battlefield and in the camps, it boosted morale and released tensions. On the homefront, it helped individuals and families express political sentiments, grief, and longing. Music entertained and often carried political, religious, and social messages.
"The Year of Jubilee, or Kingdom has Come!" was written by "Sambo" and first published in 1862 by H. M. Higgins in Chicago.
"Squire Jones's Daughter" tells of the virtues of "The prettiest girl in the State of Maine" and was copyrighted by New York publisher Henry De Marsan in 1860.
"The Sweet Birds Are Singing" is a cheerful pastoral duet about springtime that dates to at least 1836. "On a Green Grassy Noll" by J. D. Canning was first published in Boston in 1852, and is an elegy for a nameless old farmer who has "ploughed his last furrow."
"The Old Mountain Tree" is a ballad in the form of a quartet by James G. Clark, first published in 1854. It expresses longing for an old homestead. Clark (1829-1897) enlisted in the 35th New York as a 1st lieutenant and was detailed to remain in the recruiting service. He used music in his efforts to enlist soldiers in the cause and was dubbed "The People's Poet."
"Lament of the Irish Emigrant" is a ballad by Helen Blackwood (1807-1867), with music by William R. Dempster (1808-1871), first published in Boston around 1840. It tells the story of an Irish emigrant who has buried his wife Mary and their child. Blackwood, Baronness Dufferin and Claneboye, was a British songwriter, composer, poet, and author. Dempster, a Scottish singer, was very popular in the United States.
"Soon and For Ever" is a sentimental hymn by J. B. Monsell about the Christian's union with Christ in Heaven. Rev. James Samuel Bewley Monsell (1811-1875) was an Irish Anglican clergyman and poet. He wrote the poem in 1853 or earlier.
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 Ранчо ла Глорија (Пануко), насеље у савезној држави Закатекас у Мексику
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In the late 6th century, a man was sent from Rome to England to bring Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons. He would ultimately become the first Archbishop of Canterbury, establish one of medieval England's most important abbeys, and kickstart the country's conversion to Christianity.
We tend to associate the arrival of Christianity in Britain with the mission of Augustine in 597 AD.
Pope Gregory I (590–604) sent a group of missionaries to the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, led by Augustine, who became the first archbishop of Canterbury. They arrived in Kent in 597 and converted King Æthelberht (died 616) and his court. Irish missionaries also helped convert the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity.
Anglo-Saxon paganism, sometimes termed Anglo-Saxon heathenism (hǣþendōm, "heathen practice or belief, heathenism", although not used as a self-denomination by adherents), Anglo-Saxon pre-Christian religion, or Anglo-Saxon traditional religion, refers to the religious beliefs and practices followed by the Anglo-Saxons …
The legend claims Jesus visited several places in the West Country, such as the Roseland peninsula and Glastonbury, with his uncle, Joseph of Arimathaea. In the film, Scottish researcher Dr Gordon Strachan said it is plausible Jesus may have visited Britain to further his learning.
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The Vikings came into contact with Christianity through their raids, and when they settled in lands with a Christian population, they adopted Christianity quite quickly. This was true in Normandy, Ireland, and throughout the British Isles.
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Most pagans worship the old pre-Christian gods and goddesses through seasonal festivals and other ceremonies. Observance of these festivals is very important to pagans, and those in hospital will generally wish to celebrate them in some form.
Among the places Jesus is said to have visited are Penzance, Falmouth, St-Just-in-Roseland and Looe, which are all in Cornwall, as well as Glastonbury in Somerset – which has particular legends about Jesus. "St Augustine wrote to the Pope to say he'd discovered a church in Glastonbury built by followers of Jesus.
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The legend states that Joseph of Arimathea became a missionary after the death of Jesus and was eventually sent to England to preach the Gospel. He took with him the Holy Grail, and his pilgrim's staff.
Saint Joseph of Arimathea is the figure standing in the center, in blue-green robes holding the Body of Christ. Joseph of Arimathea was, according to all four canonical gospels, the man who assumed responsibility for the burial of Jesus after Ηis crucifixion.
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Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! Review
Pokemon is an interactive game of treasure-hunting genre developed for mobile devices in 2016. It became a real sensation when it was launched and has remained popular until now. Almost everybody knows what it is about all over the Planet.
Pokemon is a cute creature looking like a rabbit. The name is derived from Pocket Monster which has unique magic abilities. There are over 800 types of this being. You should become a trainer of Pokemon and are expected to visit various places in the real world with your smartphone following the specified marks on an online map in order to find them. The purpose is to capture a creature appeared on screen when you are in the right location. This activity will certainly help you to learn new places in town and even in the neighborhood. You will meet various Pokemon with numerous capabilities. Your final goal is to complete a Pokédex. The higher level, the more powerful and stronger Pokemon become available. Make the best collection ever. Owning enough of them, you can compete with others playing with a group of hunters or only with one player. To win, you should achieve a trainer level and earn rewards which can be used in further battles. Show Pokemon skills participating in Trainer Battle Leagues. This game is not only entertainment, but also it is highly educative suggesting reasons to find out more about your native city, museums, and historical places.
You should not expect of this app being technically perfect for mobile format, but you hardly see much details on a tiny screen that is why, in general, graphics are nice. Images are vivid, and scenes are well done. There are numerous effects with high world's resolution and realistic features.
This game is considered as the best mobile game being downloaded more than 850 million times. It is highly replayable due to plenty of puzzles and secrets, levels and versions. You will be involved with it for months forgetting about anything else.
Controls - 8/10
You can do all the needed actions by swiping or tapping a screen of your mobile device. Just follow the guide and capture Pokemon throwing a ball at them. This movement usually requires some practice. In general, the rest of it is performed automatically. GPS defines your location and the app responses with correspondent instructions and tasks.
This game is highly successful and engrossing. Try it and judge for yourself. The player should be over thirteen in order to join the community and start playing with others.
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In all, six were arrested during the search two, Ashley Lawrence, 29, and Jacob Bertino, 25, were arrested for credit card fraud, possession of fictitious checks and possession of stolen property. Emaley Monges, 21 was arrested for maintaining a place to see or provide drugs. Dustin Thomas, 30, and Tamara Charlton, 42, were arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance. Lawrence, Bertino, Monges, Thomas and Charlton all live in the home. Kevin Vanderburgh, 37, from Temecula, was arrested for two warrants for identity theft.
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Laughter may be the best medicine but culture works wonders for health as well. That's the thinking driving a new initiative in Montreal, Canada, where doctors will be able to prescribe free art museum visits to patients with a range of ailments, from depression to diabetes to chronic illnesses.
"In the 21st century, culture will be what physical activity was for health in the 20th century," predicts Nathalie Bondil, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts director general, in the Montreal Gazette. The innovative institution is already focused on art and wellness. It created The Art Hive, a community studio supervised by an art therapist where visitors can create themselves, and programming that promotes well-being through art, as well as research collaborations with physicians on the health benefits of museum visits, and a medical consultation room.
The doctor notes that art has a similar positive effect on people as exercise, saying, "Since the '80s we've been prescribing exercise for our patients because we know exercise increases exactly the same hormones." In view of this, Boyer believes museum visits can improve wellness in patients of all ages and offers an alternative to prescribing physical activity for those who might find exercise risky, such as the elderly.
Boyer also points out that art can help those who suffer both physical and mental illnesses. "People tend to think this is only good for mental health issues. That it's for people who're depressed or who have psychological problems. But that's not the case," Boyer said.
The museum will allow doctors to prescribe 50 free visits a year for a patient and caregivers. Each prescription will allow entry for up to two adults and two children age 17 or under. In this way, the culture prescription could be therapeutic not only for those who are already suffering due to illness, but also as preventative care for visitors who accompany patients.


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Wow another amazing day and you all still look so happy.
School is going to be sooooo boaring next week.
Rylie is missing you Sam so much and will only go to sleep in your bed.
Guess he needs a Big Bros cuddle on Friday.
Fabulous photos (thank you Mr Hassard and Mrs Gibson). You look like your having an amazing time Shannon. Make the most of it enjoy every minute. We hope you see lots of seals tomorrow, take your camera with you if you can.
It all looks fantastic. Hope you've all managed to work out how to use those "old fashioned" cameras that we sent you off with and are taking loads of photos.
Hi Aaron, looks like you're having a fantastic time - I hope you didn't 'Steal all my moves' on the dance floor at the Disco?!
Another fun packed day with glorious blue skies, keep your eyes peeled for those seals Gracie.
Looking forward to Friday when you can tell us all about your adventure. Have a fantastic day, see you soon.
What an amazing time everyone is having, so many activities!! Hope you have a fab time on the seal trip today Wills - a massive thank you to all of the teaching staff for the fantastic pictures hope you are having lots of fun too!
WOW it sure looks like you are all having fun . All activities look excellent you are so lucky when you should all be at school ha ha.
Enjoy you last night, we will look forward to seeing you.
A very big thank you to Mr Hassard, Mrs Gibbson, Mrs Coppins and Mrs Gallagher too.
I hope your having a nice time, and having lots of fun, will speak to you after we get back from holiday.
Great to see how much fun you've all had. Looking forward to hearing all your adventures tomorrow. Have a safe trip home.


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CCLaP Fridays: Vixens, Vamps & Vipers, by Mike Madrid
Vixens, Vamps & Vipers: Lost Villainesses of Golden Age Comics
Compiled and annotated by Mike Madrid
Exterminating Angel Press
Reviewed by Karl Wolff
Madame Doom. Fraulein Halunke. Skull Lady. Veda the Cobra Woman. Shoebox Annie French. These are only a few memorable women featured in Mike Madrid's new book, Vixens, Vamps & Vipers: Lost Villainesses of Golden Age Comics. The Golden Age existed from "the late 1930s [to the] mid '50s." As Madrid asserts in his opening essay, "These women were surprisingly emancipated for what we today think of as a more conservative age." Vixens acts as a companion piece to Divas, Dames, & Daredevils, a collection that explores lost Golden Age superheroines. Comics, long decried as an inferior medium, offers an illuminating reflection on the issues of the day. The Golden Age comics, unhampered by the Comics Code Authority of 1954, possess a strange cocktail of female liberation, schlocky romance elements, and downright unsettling racial stereotypes.
To focus on the craft and execution of the writing and art can sometimes obscure other more fascinating issues. In an anthology like this, Madrid preserves what would otherwise be considered ephemera or trash. Truth be told, for every stand-out example of comic book craftsmanship, there's more than enough examples of mediocre art, cardboard characters, and lame plots. What can we discover about society's mores from these examples?
Included in this collection is a strip about the detective Black X foiling the plot Madame Doom. With art by Will Eisner and Dan Zolnerowich, Black X discovers the Madame Doom's terrorist plot using human bombs. Eisner's Black X has a faithful Indian sidekick named Batu. The Black X comic is illustrative of the trope where the villainess must repress her romantic desires for the hero. Batu is not the only non-white sidekick, but he comes across as the least cringe-worthy in this collection.
On the issue of race, "Rulah: Jungle Goddess" presents a downright vertigo-inducing example of World War 2-era race politics. Rulah, the heroine, rules over her jungle kingdom with benevolence. She's white (natch) and her subjects are black. Her enemy is Mava (black) who is having an affair with a Nazi officer. Mava wants to use Nazi flying bombs to take over Rulah's jungle kingdom and liberate the African tribes. Since this is a comic book written in 1941, the difference between good and evil is stark and obvious to the reader. To the modern reader, it is a confusing mess of benevolent racism (good guys) and a black woman befriending a Nazi (bad guys). Some comics age like fine wine. Others age like mayonnaise on city pavement in the middle of July. For all of its bewildering, migraine-inducing race politics, gung ho patriotism, and imperialist condescension, "Rulah" is a worthwhile object of study.
The Golden Age offers numerous other examples. Unlike the predictable white bread superheroines, the villainesses were racially diverse. This racial diversity was one of the first casualties of the Comics Code. Beyond defanging villainesses, the enemies of the heroes became less violent, less diverse, and less interesting. Thank you, Frederick Wertham, for destroying art and turning Eisenhower's America into a hellscape of blandness. It is fascinating how similar American and the Soviet Union were in their desire to suppress allegedly dangerous artistic expression.
One of my favorite comics in this collection was "Mable Reine: Queen of the Jungle," by an unknown artist. The jungle in this case wasn't the same one occupied by Rulah and Sheena, but the hobo jungles of the Great Depression. "Mable Reine" reads like a cross between Gangs of New York and Lord of the Flies. Mable is orphaned after a plane carrying her family crashes. She's the only survivor, receiving food and aid from a pair of hobos. After she gets arrested, she sharks her way up the criminal food chain. Mixing the skills of a criminal mastermind and a revolutionary leader, she leads hobo assaults on small towns. It's like The Dark Knight Rises, except that Bane is a teenage girl and a hobo. Forget Marvel and DC, Hollywood should make this movie right now!
Despite the crudeness of execution, the comics collected here presents a fascinating snapshot of America at a different time. The book can work as an object of personal amusement, a portable archive, and raw material for academics investigating American sexual and racial politics. It's also fun to read.
Out of 10/9.0
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The best part of waking up, is Bible in your cup; mind over mattress; no Bible, no breakfast; the early bird gets the blessing.
Clichés don't make a spiritual life but they can be good reminders about what is important.
While it is certainly no hard fast rule, there is a common thread through success, maturity and discipline that seems to connect with the quiet early morning hours. The predawn solitude when God can be heard before life gets loud. Early morning hours before a side of procrastination shows up with breakfast; when plans for the day are made proactively instead of reactively.
There's something satisfying and rewarding too when you the most important things in life (spiritual) are taken care of first – first energies, first available hours, first priority – instead of inconsistently with the last gasps of an exhausting day.
I have to finish by admitting most people aren't "morning people". I get it. At least I get it that most people claim that… I don't actually believe that's some genetic truth. That doesn't change how often we see success and discipline a common trait of early risers; spiritual maturity and Biblical depth that come with a consistent morning routine.
Think It Over: Many people claim they are "not a morning person" but my response is always "how you do you know?" Most have never tried. It takes time to acclimate to waking early and change your internal body clock. What I find most often is that people don't want to give up screen time late at night to go to bed earlier. There's always a price to pay for success, spiritual or professional.


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Tony Praises Errol
Loew's Seventy-second Street Theater, Manhattan
From "Tony Curtis: The Autobiography"
When you're a kid, you don't know you're going to grow up. You just look at big people and you don't believe it's going to happen to you. It has no reality. You're not quite sure who you are or what you are, and a lot of time you're not happy about that, or anything else.
Then all of a sudden you go into a building. It's dark. It's got thirty-five-foot-high black-and-white images of people doing the most incredible things you've ever seen. What an extraordinary environment. For an hour or two in that warm, different planet, whatever problems I had faded away. It was as calm and reassuring as a church. It was almost always open for business. You could go in and sit down quietly in the dark, and all that anguish going on around you outside disappeared. I could sob if I wanted, or I could just be quiet and look up at the screen. Those experiences were very intoxicating and important for me. Now and then I thought that I would like to bounce around up on that screen too.
The Charge of the Light Brigade was the most important movie to me when I was a kid. What a picture! I watched it over and over at Loew's Seventy-second Street, glued to my seat up in the loge and forgetting everything around me. I had no sense of my body at all; just of perceiving those images on the screen and the thunder of all those sounds. The way Errol Flynn sacrificed his life for his brother, who was in love with that girl. I can still see it today in my head, the one brother knocking out the other and taking his place. It brought tears to my eyes, that sacrifice. Maybe because it was around the same time I lost my own brother.
The Adventures of Robin Hood, too, was a fabulous picture I loved so much. It was the first color movie I ever saw. Flynn's insouciance, his daring; it was so appealing I could picture him walking into any pool room in Manhattan and just taking over. I loved Errol. He was lean and mean and strong.
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Tim, thanks so much for posting. It's always fun to read how celebrities also are fans, and I suspect most of would relate to Curtis' comments about "losing himself" in the movies. I'd wondered at first why he was so enthralled with Charge of the Light Brigade, but when we read about his just having lost his brother, it makes more sense.
Imagine how he felt when he met Flynn in real life.
So true, Barb. I don't think audiences were generally too thrilled that Errol lost Olivia, but, wow, what a way to go. That charge is amazing. I don't think it's ever been topped, certainly not as a charge, nor possibly even as the death of a hero in film – right up there with They Died with Their Boots On. (Curtiz sure knew how to kill Errol well.) Just astonishing film making.
Regarding how TC felt meeting Errol, I'll try to find and post exactly what TC wrote. Essentially, it was that he was in awe, very nervous, and uncertain what to say or do. Also that Errol, though not in prime health by that time in the late Fifties, was very kind and complimentary to him.
Tony Curtis was no Errol Leslie Flynn as a swashbuckler, but he sure did give it a valiant try as The Great Leslie (vs. The Baron) in the Great Race!
I agree, Tim, the final charge is a classic piece of film. The love triangle left a lot to be desired, no fault of the three actors. But as you said, what a way to go.
No, Tony Curtis wasn't any threat to Flynn as a swashbuckler, but he did a more than respectable job in The Great Race. I'd forgotten about that .. it's a fun film.