The Might of the World
sekai no chikara
世界の力
air date 2010-04-02
Opening Theme
#01: "Datengoku Sensen" by ALI PROJECT (eps 1-16)
#02: "Hoshisai no Rippieno (星彩のRipieno)" by Sasaki Sayaka (eps 17- )
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Ending Theme
#01: "Light of Dawn" by Annabel (eps 1-16)
#02: "Dominant Space" by Yuuki Aira (eps 17- )
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Origami started in the 17th century in Japan. It makes geometric folds on a piece of paper to make different objects. It basically uses small folding patterns.
In the earlier Japanese days, origami was given as gifts or good luck tokens in ceremonies. Origami has come a very long way since this then. It is now considered an international art. And a million different patterns have already been created throughout the world.
Origami is like practical geometry, with paper as the basic material. Any parallel material can be used for folding. A normal paper for simple folds can weigh 70-90 g/m² or 19 to 24 pounds. Heavy paper of 100g/m² can be wet-folded. The technique allows a rounded sculpting of its replica which becomes firm when dried.
There is a Japanese paper called kami which is lighter than a copy paper. It is sold in prepackaged sizes of squares that range from 2.5 centimeters to 25 cm. The two sides have white and colored versions that can be used for changing model colors.
A foil-backed paper is another option. It is a thin sheet foil glued to a thin sheet of paper just like a tissue foil in the market. It should be handmade to make it suitable for complex models.
Washi is another kind of paper in Japan used for origami. It is tougher than an ordinary paper. Washi is made from gampi tree wood pulp used in traditional arts.
Another strong paper used in insect models is the artisan paper such as lokta, kozo, unryu, hanji and saa. They have thin long fibers and often back-coated with methylcellulose (wheat paste) before folding.
Paper money is also a popular material in making origami. It is commonly called moneygami. Some prefer to use folding bone like nails to aid with creasing and sharpening the edges while folding.
The most well known form of origami is the paper crane. It begins with a square sheet of paper with different colors on the sides. You can also make a finger ring, shirt and a dime from a paper bill. Children like to create origami animals like a snake, rabbit, frog and a dog face.
Origami covers moving objects also. Action origami can be moved in smart ways. It requires inflation to fly and uses hand kinetic energy to move. Japanese flapping bird was the first action origami that appeared.
To get you started, start with a square sheet of paper. It varies from one project to another. You can make your own sheet of paper or buy sheets at the craft stores. Origami paper is much expensive but will produce better results. If you are using non-origami paper, make sure it is crisp to avoid tearing.
Get clear instruction, one easy for you to understand. Start with simple projects, then work your way up to more complex designs.
Know the basic kinds of folding. It is the basis of even the most complex designs you will encounter. You may not be able to get it in your first try, but be patient. With continued practice, you will become more familiar with the basic folds.
Origami is requires patience, creativity and imagination.
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Monday, March 8, 2010
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Throughout all of history, coffee houses have been more than places where innocent people like you and I could get a regular caffeine fix.
Although coffee itself apparently originated in Ethiopia before the 11th century, the first coffee house known to history was located in Constantinople in 1475. I know that coffee is an important part of MY life, but in those days a wife could divorce her husband if he could not keep her properly supplied with coffee! In Turkey, coffee was normally brewed in an ibrik, a long-handled pot originally designed for brewing coffee upon the desert sands.
In the early 1500's a coffee house was established in Vienna, Austria by the only person in town who had both lived in Turkey and who recognized the intrinsic value and potential income lurking in several bags of coffee abandoned by Turkish invaders. It seems to be about this time that the custom of softening coffee by adding sugar and cream came into practice. Value was added when coffee shops began serving pastries as well as coffee. Although some pious individuals considered coffee to be the drink of the devil, the pope who was asked to so describe the beverage in this manner was already a coffee drinker and, instead, blessed it, calling it a Christian beverage.
Although coffee houses spread through Europe, England actually got into the act through a Turkish link rather than the import of the new custom from the continent.
It was in 1652 that history records the first coffee house being founded in England by two servants of an importer of Turkish goods. They left their employer and went into business for themselves marketing the new brew at their establishment, The Turk's Head. Coffee houses of this era were referred to as "penny universities" because of the penny that was charged for admission and the camaraderie and exchange of ideas that were included in the price.
In fact, coffee houses of that era were the mass media of the day. The free public exchange of information was actually frightening to those in power. Because of this, coffee houses in England were shut down for a while in 1675. Public outrage was so great, however, that this only lasted a few days.
One figure of note, Samuel Pepys, famed diarist of the era and proclaimed "right hand of the navy" noted that he often frequented coffee houses for naval news as it seemed to be more up to date and reliable than the information available to him at the admiralty. One well known coffee house of the day probably provided him with a great deal of news concerning ships and the sea.
Edward Lloyd's coffee house which opened in 1688 (or 1687, by some sources) near the Thames river on Tower street, eventually lost its roots but became one of the most famous institutions in the world - Lloyd's of London. This was perhaps a natural metamorphosis due to the number of seafaring men from the ships at London's docks who found their way to Lloyd's. Edward Lloyd, being an astute individual, as are all of us addicted to coffee, began in 1696 the practice of listing arrivals and departures of ships in addition to information received from arriving vessels about the conditions of ships and crews and conditions at sea. Eventually, so much shipping information was exchanged at the nearly round-the-clock establishment, that insurance brokers began doing some of their business there.
One of the earliest functions of the coffee houses of the past was to provide a meeting place for many, but particularly for intellectuals of each era. The combination of the exchange of ideas and caffeine proved to be a heady experience, launching careers and in some cases legends. Perhaps you have heard of Jonathan Swift, Honore de Balzac, Alexander Pope, Oliver Goldsmith, or Henry Fielding?
One source states that by the end of the 17th century, there were over 2,000 coffee houses in London alone. Although most were just in the business of serving coffee, some had unsavory reputations and customers, and more than one could have been mistaken for a brothel. They were also often the place for assignations or just plain dates.
It has been said that our modern word "tip" as in "to leave a tip" was first coined (no pun intended) in early English coffee houses. Usually a tin receptacle of some sort was marked with a sign reading "To Insure Prompt Service" (TIPS) to receive the coins of those who needed their coffee and needed it fast!
In the new country of America, the coffee house seemed to follow in the footsteps of its Britannic predecessors. One of the earliest coffee houses in America served as the founding location for the New York Stock Exchange. Of course, after the Boston Tea Party, being a coffee drinker was considered to be patriotic. Many strategies of the American revolution were born or raised in the coffee houses of the day.
A breakthrough in the history of coffee occurred when instant coffee was first successfully produced and marketed by Maxwell House in the 1950's.
Whether instant or brewed, most modern American coffee drinkers would probably not recognize the brew of their forefathers. With a much higher ratio of coffee to water (one tablespoon to 16 ounces of water), and having been boiled for half an hour, not even the introduction of such common additives of the day as fish skin or egg shell would probably have done much to bring the taste close to a modern Starbucks mocha or latte.
In fact, the modern coffee house, typified by Starbucks or Tim Hortons might be recognized by the denizens of the past...if they were able to identify laptops as intellectual tools for research and the exchange of ideas, and cell phones as a means of conversation.
After much success in America, the modern coffee house, in the Starbucks name, image, and mold has moved westward to the East...the Far East, that is. Although coffee was not of much national interest until 1961, by the 1980's coffee shops were quite the rage in Japan, and Starbucks opened its first store in Japan in August, 1996. Starbucks' name recognition seems to have been its ticket to success in Japanese culture. By the time the first outlet opened, world-traveling Japanese had already had the Starbucks experience in foreign lands. The story is told that upon the opening of the first Starbucks store in Japan, the first customer, who ordered a "Double short latte!" did not speak English! As of 2003, Starbucks had 503 stores in Japan.
Starbucks opened its first store in China in 1999, and as of February, 2006, had 165 outlets, complete with cell phone carrying, laptop using customers like anywhere else in the world. I guess it's possible that considering the history of coffee shops something besides coffee might be brewing.
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I really love the art style and I think though the pacing may be a bit off sometimes, there are very interesting hints dropped by here and there that are always tied in as you progress. I really love that.
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Redemption, Purplexity and the Book Within a Book
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Tatakau Shisho The Book of Bantorra episode 26 aired date 2010-03-26
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Throughout all of history, coffee houses have been more than places where innocent people like you and I could get a regular caffeine fix.
Although coffee itself apparently originated in Ethiopia before the 11th century, the first coffee house known to history was located in Constantinople in 1475. I know that coffee is an important part of MY life, but in those days a wife could divorce her husband if he could not keep her properly supplied with coffee! In Turkey, coffee was normally brewed in an ibrik, a long-handled pot originally designed for brewing coffee upon the desert sands.
In the early 1500's a coffee house was established in Vienna, Austria by the only person in town who had both lived in Turkey and who recognized the intrinsic value and potential income lurking in several bags of coffee abandoned by Turkish invaders. It seems to be about this time that the custom of softening coffee by adding sugar and cream came into practice. Value was added when coffee shops began serving pastries as well as coffee. Although some pious individuals considered coffee to be the drink of the devil, the pope who was asked to so describe the beverage in this manner was already a coffee drinker and, instead, blessed it, calling it a Christian beverage.
Although coffee houses spread through Europe, England actually got into the act through a Turkish link rather than the import of the new custom from the continent.
It was in 1652 that history records the first coffee house being founded in England by two servants of an importer of Turkish goods. They left their employer and went into business for themselves marketing the new brew at their establishment, The Turk's Head. Coffee houses of this era were referred to as "penny universities" because of the penny that was charged for admission and the camaraderie and exchange of ideas that were included in the price.
In fact, coffee houses of that era were the mass media of the day. The free public exchange of information was actually frightening to those in power. Because of this, coffee houses in England were shut down for a while in 1675. Public outrage was so great, however, that this only lasted a few days.
One figure of note, Samuel Pepys, famed diarist of the era and proclaimed "right hand of the navy" noted that he often frequented coffee houses for naval news as it seemed to be more up to date and reliable than the information available to him at the admiralty. One well known coffee house of the day probably provided him with a great deal of news concerning ships and the sea.
Edward Lloyd's coffee house which opened in 1688 (or 1687, by some sources) near the Thames river on Tower street, eventually lost its roots but became one of the most famous institutions in the world - Lloyd's of London. This was perhaps a natural metamorphosis due to the number of seafaring men from the ships at London's docks who found their way to Lloyd's. Edward Lloyd, being an astute individual, as are all of us addicted to coffee, began in 1696 the practice of listing arrivals and departures of ships in addition to information received from arriving vessels about the conditions of ships and crews and conditions at sea. Eventually, so much shipping information was exchanged at the nearly round-the-clock establishment, that insurance brokers began doing some of their business there.
One of the earliest functions of the coffee houses of the past was to provide a meeting place for many, but particularly for intellectuals of each era. The combination of the exchange of ideas and caffeine proved to be a heady experience, launching careers and in some cases legends. Perhaps you have heard of Jonathan Swift, Honore de Balzac, Alexander Pope, Oliver Goldsmith, or Henry Fielding?
One source states that by the end of the 17th century, there were over 2,000 coffee houses in London alone. Although most were just in the business of serving coffee, some had unsavory reputations and customers, and more than one could have been mistaken for a brothel. They were also often the place for assignations or just plain dates.
It has been said that our modern word "tip" as in "to leave a tip" was first coined (no pun intended) in early English coffee houses. Usually a tin receptacle of some sort was marked with a sign reading "To Insure Prompt Service" (TIPS) to receive the coins of those who needed their coffee and needed it fast!
In the new country of America, the coffee house seemed to follow in the footsteps of its Britannic predecessors. One of the earliest coffee houses in America served as the founding location for the New York Stock Exchange. Of course, after the Boston Tea Party, being a coffee drinker was considered to be patriotic. Many strategies of the American revolution were born or raised in the coffee houses of the day.
A breakthrough in the history of coffee occurred when instant coffee was first successfully produced and marketed by Maxwell House in the 1950's.
Whether instant or brewed, most modern American coffee drinkers would probably not recognize the brew of their forefathers. With a much higher ratio of coffee to water (one tablespoon to 16 ounces of water), and having been boiled for half an hour, not even the introduction of such common additives of the day as fish skin or egg shell would probably have done much to bring the taste close to a modern Starbucks mocha or latte.
In fact, the modern coffee house, typified by Starbucks or Tim Hortons might be recognized by the denizens of the past...if they were able to identify laptops as intellectual tools for research and the exchange of ideas, and cell phones as a means of conversation.
After much success in America, the modern coffee house, in the Starbucks name, image, and mold has moved westward to the East...the Far East, that is. Although coffee was not of much national interest until 1961, by the 1980's coffee shops were quite the rage in Japan, and Starbucks opened its first store in Japan in August, 1996. Starbucks' name recognition seems to have been its ticket to success in Japanese culture. By the time the first outlet opened, world-traveling Japanese had already had the Starbucks experience in foreign lands. The story is told that upon the opening of the first Starbucks store in Japan, the first customer, who ordered a "Double short latte!" did not speak English! As of 2003, Starbucks had 503 stores in Japan.
Starbucks opened its first store in China in 1999, and as of February, 2006, had 165 outlets, complete with cell phone carrying, laptop using customers like anywhere else in the world. I guess it's possible that considering the history of coffee shops something besides coffee might be brewing.
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
Tatakau Shisho The Book of Bantorra episode 22 subbed guide
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tatakau shisho to koisuru bakudan
Tatakau Shisho episode 22
The Book of Bantorra episode 22
episode title is The Sky, a Conclusion and Her World
sora to ketsumatsu to kanojo no sekai
空と結末と彼女の世界
on air 2010-02-26
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When you think of dancing and getting yourself on the dance floor the most important things are for you to be able to balance yourself in your shoes. However good a dancer you may be, with the wrong pair of shoes you are bound to falter. This will certainly not happen to you when you have Christian Louboutin shoes at your feet. These shoes are made with the utmost of care and attention to detail so that one is able to twirl, gyrate and spin around with the greatest of moves.
If you want to go right ahead and showcase the best of dance moves on the dance floor then get yourself a pair from this brand and watch the difference that it goes on to make to your dance moves.
Do not worry about not being able to afford the original pair of Christina Louboutin shoes. To be honest and candid, how many of us actually can. Most of the women who you meet and see around you on the dance floor and off it are the ones who have worn replica Christian Louboutin shoes and have loved them to the hilt. The best thing about these shoes is that they are made in Italy. The shoes that come from Italy and with the stamp of this brand behind it are known for their amazing expertise and wonderful way of being put together. You are assured of the best of style and patterns and in colors that never ever go out of fashion. Even after you are long done with the dancing you can still continue to wear these shoes everywhere. These shoes are made to transgress all barriers no matter how difficult.
The Christian Louboutin shoes are so very popular and such a great hit with women that you will find them all over. Wherever you look you are bound to see either the original or the hordes of replicas that abound. Every possible mall, high street store and online of course has these shoes choc a block vying for space on the topmost of shelves.
The Christian Louboutin Alti Black Pumps are the pair that can be considered best to go dancing in. The wonderful black nappa leather will add the nice luxurious touch to your evening and the double platform will make your feet so very comfortable that you will forget that you have worn shoes on your feet. The pointy toe is what makes dancing easy and these are the shoes that were certainly made for dancing if anything else. The signature red soles on the dance floor twinkling and shining in turn and complimented with the black of the shoes will certainly give you an elegant touch on the dance floor. You will find yourself gliding effortlessly to every dance move. The five inch heel will allow you to dig into all the juicy tid-bits on the dance floor and out of it.
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Tatakau Shisho episode 22
The Book of Bantorra episode 22
episode title is The Sky, a Conclusion and Her World
sora to ketsumatsu to kanojo no sekai
空と結末と彼女の世界
on air 2010-02-26
Ending Theme 2 "Dominant space" by Aira Yuuki (eps 17-)
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When you think of dancing and getting yourself on the dance floor the most important things are for you to be able to balance yourself in your shoes. However good a dancer you may be, with the wrong pair of shoes you are bound to falter. This will certainly not happen to you when you have Christian Louboutin shoes at your feet. These shoes are made with the utmost of care and attention to detail so that one is able to twirl, gyrate and spin around with the greatest of moves.
If you want to go right ahead and showcase the best of dance moves on the dance floor then get yourself a pair from this brand and watch the difference that it goes on to make to your dance moves.
Do not worry about not being able to afford the original pair of Christina Louboutin shoes. To be honest and candid, how many of us actually can. Most of the women who you meet and see around you on the dance floor and off it are the ones who have worn replica Christian Louboutin shoes and have loved them to the hilt. The best thing about these shoes is that they are made in Italy. The shoes that come from Italy and with the stamp of this brand behind it are known for their amazing expertise and wonderful way of being put together. You are assured of the best of style and patterns and in colors that never ever go out of fashion. Even after you are long done with the dancing you can still continue to wear these shoes everywhere. These shoes are made to transgress all barriers no matter how difficult.
The Christian Louboutin shoes are so very popular and such a great hit with women that you will find them all over. Wherever you look you are bound to see either the original or the hordes of replicas that abound. Every possible mall, high street store and online of course has these shoes choc a block vying for space on the topmost of shelves.
The Christian Louboutin Alti Black Pumps are the pair that can be considered best to go dancing in. The wonderful black nappa leather will add the nice luxurious touch to your evening and the double platform will make your feet so very comfortable that you will forget that you have worn shoes on your feet. The pointy toe is what makes dancing easy and these are the shoes that were certainly made for dancing if anything else. The signature red soles on the dance floor twinkling and shining in turn and complimented with the black of the shoes will certainly give you an elegant touch on the dance floor. You will find yourself gliding effortlessly to every dance move. The five inch heel will allow you to dig into all the juicy tid-bits on the dance floor and out of it.
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
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On air 2010-02-19
The Book of Bantorra 21.mkv 55.4 MB
Opening Theme:
"Datengoku Sensen" by ALI PROJECT
Ending Theme:
"Light of Dawn" by Annabel
Running time: 24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 26
Alternative title:
戦う司書 The Book of Bantorra (Japanese)
Genres: action, fantasy
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Opening Theme:
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Ending Theme:
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Running time: 24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 26
Alternative title:
戦う司書 The Book of Bantorra (Japanese)
Genres: action, fantasy
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Adaptation of Ishio Yamagata's Tatakau Shisho series of light novels. In the story of the light novels, all the dead people of the world have been turned into "books" stored in the Bantorra library. A boy named Koria Tonisu has had his memories erased and his chest embedded with a bomb. He is sent to kill Hamyuttsu Meseta, the world's most powerful armed librarian. However, he falls in love at first sight with this beautiful woman in charge of the "books," and he gets enveloped in the great war over the library.
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Adaptation of Ishio Yamagata's Tatakau Shisho series of light novels. In the story of the light novels, all the dead people of the world have been turned into "books" stored in the Bantorra library. A boy named Koria Tonisu has had his memories erased and his chest embedded with a bomb. He is sent to kill Hamyuttsu Meseta, the world's most powerful armed librarian. However, he falls in love at first sight with this beautiful woman in charge of the "books," and he gets enveloped in the great war over the library.
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
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