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November 3, 2011

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Color	Description	Celestial	Zodiac	Numbers	Healing	Mantra
Red	Think fire and blood - Red rushes to us with messages of passion, primal urges, action, pleasure, vibrance, radiance, and love.	Mars	Aries	One	Boosts energy, protection, enhances libido	I am ignited
Orange	A nice subdued blend between the aggressive red and the high-pitch of yellow - Orange is about harmony, aspiration, sociability, contentment, and intelligence	Mercury	Gemini	Two and Four	Aids decision making, enhances cheer , confidence and assurance	I am satisfied
Yellow	Worshipped in the form of the sun - Yellow is all about radiating creativity, protection, intellect, positivity and clarity.	Sun	Leo	One and Three	Helps vision, enhances confidence and communication	I am centered
Green	The fresh start of spring brings waves of Green and with it comes attributes of youth, sentimentality, nature, adventure, growth and health.	VenusandEarth	Libra andTaurus	Four and Six	Promotes compassion and overall physical health	I am accepted
Blue	Look to the sky for the meanings of Blue - open spaces, freedom, imagination, expansiveness, inspiration, and sensitivity.	Jupiter	Sagittarius	Five	Heals the sense organs, aids in balance and self-expression	I am expansive
Indigo	Similar to the attributes of blue, but Indigo's energy runs very deep - consider the unknown depths of the sea along with emotion, strength, fluidity, persuasiveness, expressiveness, and pervasiveness.	SaturnandNeptune	CapricornandPisces	Five and Seven	Provides clarity of purpose, aids spiritual healing	I am deep
Violet	The hue of fragile flowers and sleepy sunsets, Violet reminds us of spirituality, communion, grandeur, high-ideals, devotion, and peace	UranusandMoon	AquariusandCancer	Seven and Twelve	Enhances nurturing, balances sensitivity	I am revolutionary
Black	Black is required for all other colors to have depth and variation of hue - it's a forceful feature and represents formality, dignity, force, convention, stability, and zero-tolerance.	Saturnand Pluto	CapricornandScorpio	Zero and Eight	Promotes stability and protection, heals misunderstanding	I am endless
White	Contemplate the brilliance of a new white snow and how it pulls a blanket of peace over everthing it touches - White stands for peace, cleansing, illumination, purity, innocence and the highest kind of understanding.	MercuryandMoon	Virgo	One and Six	Promotes cleansing, order and establishes clarity	I am illumined

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Seppuku (切腹, "stomach-cutting") is a form of Japanese ritual suicide(harakiri) by disembowelment. Seppuku was originally reserved only for samurai. Part of the samurai bushido honor code, seppuku was either used voluntarily by samurai to die with honor rather than fall into the hands of their enemies (and likely suffer torture), or as a form of capital punishment for samurai who had committed serious offenses, or performed for other reasons that had brought shame to them. The ceremonial disembowelment, which is usually part of a more elaborate ritual and performed in front of spectators, consists of plunging a short blade, traditionally a tantō, into the abdomen and moving the blade from left to right in a slicing motion.

"It is commonly pointed out that hara-kiri is a vulgarism, but this is a misunderstanding. Hara-kiri is a Japanese reading or Kun-yomi of the characters; as it became customary to prefer Chinese readings in official announcements, only the term seppuku was ever used in writing. So hara-kiri is a spoken term and seppuku a written term for the same act.

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FESTIVALS (MATSURI)

There are countless local festivals (matsuri) in Japan because almost every shrine celebrates one of its own. Most festivals are held annually and celebrate the shrine's deity or a seasonal or historical event. Some festival are held over several days.

Festival Floats

Mikoshi

An important element of Japanese festivals are processions, in which the local shrine's kami (Shinto deity) is carried through the town in mikoshi (palanquins). It is the only time of the year when the kami leaves the shrine to be carried around town.
Many festivals also feature decorated floats (dashi), which are pulled through the town, accompanied by drum and flute music by the people sitting on the floats. Every festival has its own characteristics. While some festivals are calm and meditative, many are energetic and noisy.
Below follows an incomplete list of some of Japan's most famous festivals and celebrations. Exact dates are available on the event calendar.

One week in early February
Sapporo Snow Festival
Sapporo, Hokkaido

Large snow and ice sculptures are built in the city's centrally located Odori Park during the Sapporo Snow Festival (Sapporo Yuki Matsuri).

March 1-14
Omizutori
Nara

Omizutori is a Buddhist religious service rather than a festival, held every year at the Nigatsudo Hall of Todaiji Temple. The most spectacular among its many ceremonies, is the nightly burning of torches on the balcony of the wooden temple hall.

April 14-15 and October 9-10
Takayama Matsuri
Takayama, Gifu

Large and elaborately decorated floats are pulled through the old town of Takayama. Held in spring and autumn.

Third full weekend in mid May
Sanja Matsuri
Asakusa, Tokyo

The festival of Asakusa Shrine, the Sanja Matsuri is one ofTokyo's three big festivals. Mikoshi are carried through the streets of Asakusa.

July
Kyoto Gion Matsuri (more details)
Kyoto

The festival of Yasaka Shrine, Gion Matsuri is ranked as one of Japan's three best festivals, featuring over 20 meter tall festival floats. The highlight of the festival takes place on July 17.

August 2-7
Nebuta Matsuri (more details)
Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture

The Nebuta Matsuri features festival floats with huge lanterns, some measuring more than 10 meters. The festival attracts several million visitors every year.

August 3-6
Kanto Matsuri
Akita City, Akita Prefecture

Over two hundred long bamboo poles with up to 46 lanterns attached to each are balanced by the members of this popular festival's nightly parades.

August 12-15
Awa Odori
Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture

This is the most famous of many traditional dancing festivals held across Japan during the obon season in mid August.

October 7-9
Nagasaki Kunchi (more details)
Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture

The festival of Nagasaki's Suwa Shrine, the Nagasaki Kunchi features Chinese style dragons and floats shaped like ships.

October 22
Jidai Matsuri
Kyoto

A spectacular historical parade which covers the over 1000 years during which Kyoto served as Japan's capital. The procession leads from Kyoto Imperial Palace to Heian Shrine.

December 2-3
Chichibu Yomatsuri
Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture

The Chichibu Night Festival is considered one of Japan's three best festivals featuring large festival floats (yatai). The festival's highlight takes place in the evening of December 3.

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Ryu's Movie Review - A Walk To Remember

The best-seller by sentimental novelist Nicholas Sparks becomes this teen melodrama set in a coastal North Carolina port. Cocky, popular high school student Landon Carter (Shane West) is the big man on campus at Beaufort High School until a hazing incident leaves a fellow student paralyzed. Sentenced to community service and membership in his school's drama club, Landon is forced to seek help from Jamie Sullivan (pop singer Mandy Moore), the conservative, religious, plain-Jane daughter of the town's Baptist minister (Peter Coyote). When the two students begin to fall in love, Landon struggles with the drop in popularity that his new friendship brings, while Jamie is forced to deal with her strict father and a secret that she's keeping from her schoolmates. A Walk to Remember, which co-stars Daryl Hannah, is the second of Sparks's novels to make it to the big screen after Message in a Bottle (1999).