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- また、この季節だね!!!!! [完全無欠 ささやき帳]で観れて聴けて嬉しい人が満載やってん!!まず、は2days出演の、まぁ、 主催の ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION んで、去年も出演してた、でも日が違ってて 観れずじまいだった・・・ 今回は2daysなので、しっかり観よう THE YOUNG PUNX!あとは〜JPのアーティスト
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![[PYONGYANG Korea DPR moved a step closer to securing their place]PYONGYANG Korea DPR moved a step closer to securing their place in South Africa next year with a 2 0 victory over the United Arab Emirates in Asian qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ In a one sided encounter Pak Nam Chol put the hosts ahead in the 51st minute before Mun In Gu](http://www.iranfootballonline.com/UserFiles/Image/WC2010_Qualifiers/090328%20-%20nkoreavsuae.jpg "[PYONGYANG Korea DPR moved a step closer to securing their place]PYONGYANG Korea DPR moved a step closer to securing their place in South Africa next year with a 2 0 victory over the United Arab Emirates in Asian qualifying for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ In a one sided encounter Pak Nam Chol put the hosts ahead in the 51st minute before Mun In Gu") 512 x 384 71.8kB [ Site ] | ![[Maragtas chronicle and the Code of Kalantiaw According to one]Maragtas chronicle and the Code of Kalantiaw According to one legend at around 1250 A D ten datus and their families left the kingdom of Borneo and the cruel reign of sultan Makatunaw to seek their freedom and new homes across the seas In Sinugbahan Panay they negotiated the sale of Panay s lowlands from the Negrito dwellers led by their Ati king Marikudo and his wife Maniwantiwan The purchase price consisted of one gold saduk native hat for Marikudo and a long gold necklace for Maniwantiwan The sale was sealed by a pact of friendship between the Atis and the Bornean Malays and a merry party when the Atis performed their native songs and dances After the party Marikudo and the Atis went to the hills where their descendants still remain and the Malay datus settled the lowlands One of Aklan Panay s fascinating festivals to this day is the ati atihan a colorful mardi gras celebrating the legendary purchase of Panay s lowlands It is held in Kalibo annually during the feast day of Santo Niño in January The riotous participants with bodies painted in black and wearing bizarre masks sing and dance in the streets re enacting the ancient legend of the welcome held by the Atis for the Malay colonizers The Maragtas goes on to describe the formation of a confederation of barangaysMadya as led by one Datu Sumakwel who passed on a code of laws for the community The fictitious story also alleges the expansion of the Malay datus to other parts of the Visayas and Luzon Although previously accepted by some historians including the present authors it has become obvious that the Maragtas is only the imaginary creation of Pedro A Monteclaro a Visayan public official and poet in Iloilo in 1907 He based it on folk customs and legends largely transmitted by oral tradition The Code of Kalantiaw a code of laws said to have been promulgated by Datu Kalantiawof Aklan in 1433 was also previously accepted by historians and lawyers But it has been proven to be a fraud The Code of Kalantiaw was contained in a set of documents sold by Jose E Marco a collector and author from Negros Occidental to Dr James E Robertson Director of the Philippine Library and Museum in 1914 Robertson then published an English translation of the penal code and Filipino scholars came to accept the code as a deliberate hoax Challenge to the Migration Theory The migration theory offered by H Otley Beyer to explain the early settlement of the Philippineshas been challenged by such scholars as Robert B Fox and F Landa Jocano According to these scholars Philippines prehistory is far too complex to be explained by waves of migration It seems doubtful that early immigrants came in a fixed period of time and with a definite destination Nor can archaeological and ethnographic data show that each wave of immigrants was really a distinct racial and cultural group According to the other viewpoint the early Filipinos were not passive recipients of cultures but also active transmitters and synthethizers of them For example comparative studies of Pacific cultures show that some of the inhabitants of Micronesia Polynesia and other Pacific islands came from the Philippines Moreover by the time the Spaniards came to the Philippines the early Filipinos had developed a distinctly Filipino as opposed to Malayan civilization Birth of the Filipino People Whether one accepts the migration theory or not it appears that out of the interracial mixture of the early settlers indigenous tribes or Asian latecomers was born the Filipino people Prior to the arrival of the Europeans the Filipinos had already established a propensity for intermarriage with the assimilation of multiple races and cultures Early Relations with India The early relations between the Philippines and the Indian empires of Sri Vijaya and Majapahit were commercial and cultural not political As a free and independent people theearly Filipinos carried on trade with Borneo Celebes Java Sumatra and other countries of Southeast Asia And through Sri Vijaya and Majapahit they received India s cultural influences The early contact between India and the Philippines was decidedly indirect via Malaysia India s Cultural Influences The impact of Indian civilization on the Philippines profoundly affected the culture of the Filipinos The Brahmanistic elements in ancient Filipino religion and the names of their gods and mythological heroes were of Indian origin The term Bathala supreme god of the ancient Tagalog originated from the Sanskrit Bhattara Guru meaning the highest of the gods The sarong skirt and potong turban of the pre Spanish Filipinos and the embroidered shawls of the present day Muslim Filipino women reveal Indian influences The ancient Filipino alphabet originated from India About 25 of the words in the Tagalog language are Sanskrit terms Among such words are dala fishnet asawa spouse diwa thought puri honor lakambini princess and wika language Filipino literature and folklore show the impress of India The Maranao epic Darangan is Indian in plot and characterization The Agusan legend of a man named Manubo Ango who was turned into stone resembles the story of Ahalya in the Hindu epic Ramayana The tale of the Ifugao legendary hero Balituk who obtained water from the rock with his arrow is similar to Arjuna s adventure in Mahabharata another Hindu epic Many Filipino customs are of Indian origin Among them are the following 1 placing a sampaguita flower garland around the neck of a visitor upon his arrival and departure as a symbol of hospitality and friendship 2 before marriage a groom gives a dowry to thebride s parents and renders domestic services to his future in laws 3 when the guests throw rice on the bride and groom after the wedding and 4 when a childless couple goes on a pilgrimage to a holy shrine believing that the god of shrine will grant their prayer for fertility Another Indian influence is seen in the decorative art and metal work of the early Filipinos and in their use of brass bronze copper and tin The boat lute a musical instrument in southern Philippines is of Indian origin Finally about 5 of the blood in Filipino veins in Indian Because of their lineage the Filipinos possess dignity of bearing indifference to pain and a fatalistic outlook on life THE DIM CENTURIES prior to Magellan s arrival in 1521 were formerly unknown to historians It is only in recent years that history s frontiers have been explored by both historians and archaeologists By means of intensive researchers in ancient Asian records and by new archaeological discoveries at various sites in the Philippine prehistory First Man in the Philippines According to recent archaeological findings man is ancient in the Philippines He first came about 2500 000 BC during the Ice Age or Middle Pleistocene Period by way of the land bridges which linked the archipelago with Asia He was a cousin of the Java Man Peking Man and other earliest men in Asia Professor H Otley Beyer eminent American authority on Philippine archaeology and anthropologycalled him the Dawn Man for he appeared in the Philippines at the dawn of time Brawny and thickly haired the Dawn Man had no knowledge of agriculture He lived by means of gathering wild edible plants by fishing and hunting It is probable that he reached the Philippines while hunting At that time the boars deer giant and pygmy elephants rhinoceros and other Pleistocene animals roamed in the country Fossil relics of these ancient animals have been found in Pangasinan and Cagayan Valley In the course of unrecorded time the Dawn Man vanished without leaving a trace Until the present time his skeletal remains or artifacts have not yet been discovered by archaeologists So far the oldest human fossil found in the Philippines is the skull cap of a Stone Age Filipino about 22 000 years old This human skull cap was discovered by Dr Robert B Fox American anthropologist of the National Museum inside Tabon Cave Palawan on May 28 1962 This human relic was called the Tabon Man The Coming of the Negritos Ages after the disappearance of the Dawn Man the Negritos from the Asian mainland peopled the Philippines They came about 25 000 years ago walking dry shod through Malay Peninsula Borneo and the land bridges Centuries after their arrival the huge glaciers of ice melted and the increased volume of water raised the level of the seas and submerged the land bridges The Philippines was thus cut off from the Asian mainland The Negritos lived permanently in the archipelago and became the first inhabitants The Negritos are among the smallest peoples on earth They are below five feet in height with black skin dark kinky hair round black eyes and flat noses Because of their black color and short stature they were called Negritos little black people by the Spanish colonizers In the Philippines they are known as Aeta Ati or Ita The Negritos were a primitive people with a culture belonging to the Old Stone Age Paleolithic They wandered in the forests and lived by hunting fishing and gathering wild fruits and roots Their homes were temporary sheds made of jungle leaves and branches of trees They wore little clothing They had no community in life hence they developed no government writing literature arts and sciences They possessed the crudest kind of religion which was a belief in fetishes They made fire by rubbing two dry sticks together to give them warmth They had no pottery and never cooked their food However they were among they were among the world s best archers being skilled in the use of the bow and arrow The Indonesians First Sea Immigrants After the submergence of the land bridges another Asian people migrated to the Philippines They were the maritime Indonesians who belonged to the Mongoloid race with Caucasian affinities They came in boats being the first immigrants to reach the Philippines by sea Unlike the Negritos they were atall people with height ranging from 5 feet 6 inches to 6 feet 2 inches It is said that two waves of Indonesia migration reached the Philippines The first wave came about 3000 B C the second wave about 1000 B C The Indonesians who came in the first migratory wave were tall in stature slender in physique and light in complexion Those in the second migratory wave were shorter in height bulkier in body and darker in color The Indonesian culture was more advanced than that of the Negritos it belonged to the New Stone Age Neolithic The Indonesians lived in grass covered homes with wooden frames built above the ground or on top of trees They practised dry agriculture and raised upland rice taro gabi and other food crops Their clothing was made from beaten bark and decorated with fine designs They cooked their food in bamboo tubes for they knew nothing of pottery Their other occupations were hunting and fishing Their implements consisted of polished stone axes adzes and chisels For weapons they had bows and arrows spears shields and blowguns sumpit They had one domesticated animal the dog Exodus of the Malays to the Pacific World The seafaring Malays also navigated the vast stretches of the uncharted Pacific discovering and colonizing new islands as far south as Africa and Madagascar Their unchronicled and unsung maritime exploits impressed the British Orientalist A R Cowen who wrote The Malays indeed were the Phoenicians of the East and apparently made even longer hauls than the Semitic mariners their oceanic elbowroom giving them more scope than the coasts of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea The prehistoric Malays were the first discoveries and colonizers of the Pacific world Long before the time of Columbus and Magellan they were already expert navigators Although they had no compass and other nautical devices they made long voyages steering their sailboats by the position of the stars at night and by the direction of the sea winds by day Malayan Immigration to the Philippines Inthe course of their exodus to the Pacific world the ancient Malays reached the Philippines They came in three main migratory waves The first wave came from 200 B C to 100A D The Malays who came in this wave were the headhunting Malays the ancestors of the Bontoks Ilongots Kalingas and other headhunting tribes in northern Luzon The second wave arrived from 100 A D to 13th century Those who came in this migratory wave were the alphabet using Malays the ancestors of the Visayans Tagalogs Ilocanos Bicolanos Kapampangans and other Christian Filipinos The third and last wave came from the 14th to 16th century A D The Muslim Malays were in this migratory wave and they introduced Islam into the Philippines The Malays Daring and liberty loving the Malays belonged to the brown race They were medium in height and slender in physique bur were hardy and supple They had brown complexion with straight black hair dark brown eyes and flat noses Culturally the Malays were more advanced than the Negritos and the Indonesians for they possessed the Iron Age culture They introduced into the Philippines both lowland and highland methods of rice cultivation including the system of irrigation the domestication of animals dogs fowls and carabaos the manufacture of metal tools and weapons pottery and weaving and the Malayan heritage government law religion writing arts sciences and customs They tattooed their bodies and chewed betelnuts They wore dresses of woven fabrics and ornamented themselves with jewels of gold pearls beads glass and colored stones Their weapons consisted of bows and arrows spears bolos daggers krises swords sumpits blowguns shields and armors made of animal hide and hardwood and lantakas bronze cannons Legends and Hoaxes about the Malay Settlers The legends surrounding the settling of the Philippines by Malay migrants are notably celebrated in the ati atihan festival and perpetrated by hoaxers in the fraudulent documents containing the Philippine History The Pre Colonial Period MARBEL KORONADAL MARBEL KORONADAL© 2006 All Rights Reserved](http://www.freewebs.com/marbel-koronadal/codeofkalantiaw.jpg "[Maragtas chronicle and the Code of Kalantiaw According to one]Maragtas chronicle and the Code of Kalantiaw According to one legend at around 1250 A D ten datus and their families left the kingdom of Borneo and the cruel reign of sultan Makatunaw to seek their freedom and new homes across the seas In Sinugbahan Panay they negotiated the sale of Panay s lowlands from the Negrito dwellers led by their Ati king Marikudo and his wife Maniwantiwan The purchase price consisted of one gold saduk native hat for Marikudo and a long gold necklace for Maniwantiwan The sale was sealed by a pact of friendship between the Atis and the Bornean Malays and a merry party when the Atis performed their native songs and dances After the party Marikudo and the Atis went to the hills where their descendants still remain and the Malay datus settled the lowlands One of Aklan Panay s fascinating festivals to this day is the ati atihan a colorful mardi gras celebrating the legendary purchase of Panay s lowlands It is held in Kalibo annually during the feast day of Santo Niño in January The riotous participants with bodies painted in black and wearing bizarre masks sing and dance in the streets re enacting the ancient legend of the welcome held by the Atis for the Malay colonizers The Maragtas goes on to describe the formation of a confederation of barangaysMadya as led by one Datu Sumakwel who passed on a code of laws for the community The fictitious story also alleges the expansion of the Malay datus to other parts of the Visayas and Luzon Although previously accepted by some historians including the present authors it has become obvious that the Maragtas is only the imaginary creation of Pedro A Monteclaro a Visayan public official and poet in Iloilo in 1907 He based it on folk customs and legends largely transmitted by oral tradition The Code of Kalantiaw a code of laws said to have been promulgated by Datu Kalantiawof Aklan in 1433 was also previously accepted by historians and lawyers But it has been proven to be a fraud The Code of Kalantiaw was contained in a set of documents sold by Jose E Marco a collector and author from Negros Occidental to Dr James E Robertson Director of the Philippine Library and Museum in 1914 Robertson then published an English translation of the penal code and Filipino scholars came to accept the code as a deliberate hoax Challenge to the Migration Theory The migration theory offered by H Otley Beyer to explain the early settlement of the Philippineshas been challenged by such scholars as Robert B Fox and F Landa Jocano According to these scholars Philippines prehistory is far too complex to be explained by waves of migration It seems doubtful that early immigrants came in a fixed period of time and with a definite destination Nor can archaeological and ethnographic data show that each wave of immigrants was really a distinct racial and cultural group According to the other viewpoint the early Filipinos were not passive recipients of cultures but also active transmitters and synthethizers of them For example comparative studies of Pacific cultures show that some of the inhabitants of Micronesia Polynesia and other Pacific islands came from the Philippines Moreover by the time the Spaniards came to the Philippines the early Filipinos had developed a distinctly Filipino as opposed to Malayan civilization Birth of the Filipino People Whether one accepts the migration theory or not it appears that out of the interracial mixture of the early settlers indigenous tribes or Asian latecomers was born the Filipino people Prior to the arrival of the Europeans the Filipinos had already established a propensity for intermarriage with the assimilation of multiple races and cultures Early Relations with India The early relations between the Philippines and the Indian empires of Sri Vijaya and Majapahit were commercial and cultural not political As a free and independent people theearly Filipinos carried on trade with Borneo Celebes Java Sumatra and other countries of Southeast Asia And through Sri Vijaya and Majapahit they received India s cultural influences The early contact between India and the Philippines was decidedly indirect via Malaysia India s Cultural Influences The impact of Indian civilization on the Philippines profoundly affected the culture of the Filipinos The Brahmanistic elements in ancient Filipino religion and the names of their gods and mythological heroes were of Indian origin The term Bathala supreme god of the ancient Tagalog originated from the Sanskrit Bhattara Guru meaning the highest of the gods The sarong skirt and potong turban of the pre Spanish Filipinos and the embroidered shawls of the present day Muslim Filipino women reveal Indian influences The ancient Filipino alphabet originated from India About 25 of the words in the Tagalog language are Sanskrit terms Among such words are dala fishnet asawa spouse diwa thought puri honor lakambini princess and wika language Filipino literature and folklore show the impress of India The Maranao epic Darangan is Indian in plot and characterization The Agusan legend of a man named Manubo Ango who was turned into stone resembles the story of Ahalya in the Hindu epic Ramayana The tale of the Ifugao legendary hero Balituk who obtained water from the rock with his arrow is similar to Arjuna s adventure in Mahabharata another Hindu epic Many Filipino customs are of Indian origin Among them are the following 1 placing a sampaguita flower garland around the neck of a visitor upon his arrival and departure as a symbol of hospitality and friendship 2 before marriage a groom gives a dowry to thebride s parents and renders domestic services to his future in laws 3 when the guests throw rice on the bride and groom after the wedding and 4 when a childless couple goes on a pilgrimage to a holy shrine believing that the god of shrine will grant their prayer for fertility Another Indian influence is seen in the decorative art and metal work of the early Filipinos and in their use of brass bronze copper and tin The boat lute a musical instrument in southern Philippines is of Indian origin Finally about 5 of the blood in Filipino veins in Indian Because of their lineage the Filipinos possess dignity of bearing indifference to pain and a fatalistic outlook on life THE DIM CENTURIES prior to Magellan s arrival in 1521 were formerly unknown to historians It is only in recent years that history s frontiers have been explored by both historians and archaeologists By means of intensive researchers in ancient Asian records and by new archaeological discoveries at various sites in the Philippine prehistory First Man in the Philippines According to recent archaeological findings man is ancient in the Philippines He first came about 2500 000 BC during the Ice Age or Middle Pleistocene Period by way of the land bridges which linked the archipelago with Asia He was a cousin of the Java Man Peking Man and other earliest men in Asia Professor H Otley Beyer eminent American authority on Philippine archaeology and anthropologycalled him the Dawn Man for he appeared in the Philippines at the dawn of time Brawny and thickly haired the Dawn Man had no knowledge of agriculture He lived by means of gathering wild edible plants by fishing and hunting It is probable that he reached the Philippines while hunting At that time the boars deer giant and pygmy elephants rhinoceros and other Pleistocene animals roamed in the country Fossil relics of these ancient animals have been found in Pangasinan and Cagayan Valley In the course of unrecorded time the Dawn Man vanished without leaving a trace Until the present time his skeletal remains or artifacts have not yet been discovered by archaeologists So far the oldest human fossil found in the Philippines is the skull cap of a Stone Age Filipino about 22 000 years old This human skull cap was discovered by Dr Robert B Fox American anthropologist of the National Museum inside Tabon Cave Palawan on May 28 1962 This human relic was called the Tabon Man The Coming of the Negritos Ages after the disappearance of the Dawn Man the Negritos from the Asian mainland peopled the Philippines They came about 25 000 years ago walking dry shod through Malay Peninsula Borneo and the land bridges Centuries after their arrival the huge glaciers of ice melted and the increased volume of water raised the level of the seas and submerged the land bridges The Philippines was thus cut off from the Asian mainland The Negritos lived permanently in the archipelago and became the first inhabitants The Negritos are among the smallest peoples on earth They are below five feet in height with black skin dark kinky hair round black eyes and flat noses Because of their black color and short stature they were called Negritos little black people by the Spanish colonizers In the Philippines they are known as Aeta Ati or Ita The Negritos were a primitive people with a culture belonging to the Old Stone Age Paleolithic They wandered in the forests and lived by hunting fishing and gathering wild fruits and roots Their homes were temporary sheds made of jungle leaves and branches of trees They wore little clothing They had no community in life hence they developed no government writing literature arts and sciences They possessed the crudest kind of religion which was a belief in fetishes They made fire by rubbing two dry sticks together to give them warmth They had no pottery and never cooked their food However they were among they were among the world s best archers being skilled in the use of the bow and arrow The Indonesians First Sea Immigrants After the submergence of the land bridges another Asian people migrated to the Philippines They were the maritime Indonesians who belonged to the Mongoloid race with Caucasian affinities They came in boats being the first immigrants to reach the Philippines by sea Unlike the Negritos they were atall people with height ranging from 5 feet 6 inches to 6 feet 2 inches It is said that two waves of Indonesia migration reached the Philippines The first wave came about 3000 B C the second wave about 1000 B C The Indonesians who came in the first migratory wave were tall in stature slender in physique and light in complexion Those in the second migratory wave were shorter in height bulkier in body and darker in color The Indonesian culture was more advanced than that of the Negritos it belonged to the New Stone Age Neolithic The Indonesians lived in grass covered homes with wooden frames built above the ground or on top of trees They practised dry agriculture and raised upland rice taro gabi and other food crops Their clothing was made from beaten bark and decorated with fine designs They cooked their food in bamboo tubes for they knew nothing of pottery Their other occupations were hunting and fishing Their implements consisted of polished stone axes adzes and chisels For weapons they had bows and arrows spears shields and blowguns sumpit They had one domesticated animal the dog Exodus of the Malays to the Pacific World The seafaring Malays also navigated the vast stretches of the uncharted Pacific discovering and colonizing new islands as far south as Africa and Madagascar Their unchronicled and unsung maritime exploits impressed the British Orientalist A R Cowen who wrote The Malays indeed were the Phoenicians of the East and apparently made even longer hauls than the Semitic mariners their oceanic elbowroom giving them more scope than the coasts of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea The prehistoric Malays were the first discoveries and colonizers of the Pacific world Long before the time of Columbus and Magellan they were already expert navigators Although they had no compass and other nautical devices they made long voyages steering their sailboats by the position of the stars at night and by the direction of the sea winds by day Malayan Immigration to the Philippines Inthe course of their exodus to the Pacific world the ancient Malays reached the Philippines They came in three main migratory waves The first wave came from 200 B C to 100A D The Malays who came in this wave were the headhunting Malays the ancestors of the Bontoks Ilongots Kalingas and other headhunting tribes in northern Luzon The second wave arrived from 100 A D to 13th century Those who came in this migratory wave were the alphabet using Malays the ancestors of the Visayans Tagalogs Ilocanos Bicolanos Kapampangans and other Christian Filipinos The third and last wave came from the 14th to 16th century A D The Muslim Malays were in this migratory wave and they introduced Islam into the Philippines The Malays Daring and liberty loving the Malays belonged to the brown race They were medium in height and slender in physique bur were hardy and supple They had brown complexion with straight black hair dark brown eyes and flat noses Culturally the Malays were more advanced than the Negritos and the Indonesians for they possessed the Iron Age culture They introduced into the Philippines both lowland and highland methods of rice cultivation including the system of irrigation the domestication of animals dogs fowls and carabaos the manufacture of metal tools and weapons pottery and weaving and the Malayan heritage government law religion writing arts sciences and customs They tattooed their bodies and chewed betelnuts They wore dresses of woven fabrics and ornamented themselves with jewels of gold pearls beads glass and colored stones Their weapons consisted of bows and arrows spears bolos daggers krises swords sumpits blowguns shields and armors made of animal hide and hardwood and lantakas bronze cannons Legends and Hoaxes about the Malay Settlers The legends surrounding the settling of the Philippines by Malay migrants are notably celebrated in the ati atihan festival and perpetrated by hoaxers in the fraudulent documents containing the Philippine History The Pre Colonial Period MARBEL KORONADAL MARBEL KORONADAL© 2006 All Rights Reserved") 487 x 411 125.6kB [ Site ] | ![[The 2 4 liter four delivers 160 hp while the 3 0 liter V6 pumps]The 2 4 liter four delivers 160 hp while the 3 0 liter V6 pumps out an impressive 240 hp Accord features three choices of transmissions a refined five speed manual for the four cylinder models a new five speed automatic standard on the V6 and optional on the four and a new six speed manual available only on the V6 coupe sends the power to the front wheels In 2002 the Accord underwent another major redesign This time Honda decided to create two different cars that would bear the Accord name in different markets The car known as the Accord in the US Brazilian and Asian markets is based on the JDM Meanwhile the Japanese and European markets received a smaller sportier Accord This car was later released in the US as the Acura TSX](http://pictures.topspeed.com/IMG/crop/200701/2008-honda-accord-6_460x0w.jpg "[The 2 4 liter four delivers 160 hp while the 3 0 liter V6 pumps]The 2 4 liter four delivers 160 hp while the 3 0 liter V6 pumps out an impressive 240 hp Accord features three choices of transmissions a refined five speed manual for the four cylinder models a new five speed automatic standard on the V6 and optional on the four and a new six speed manual available only on the V6 coupe sends the power to the front wheels In 2002 the Accord underwent another major redesign This time Honda decided to create two different cars that would bear the Accord name in different markets The car known as the Accord in the US Brazilian and Asian markets is based on the JDM Meanwhile the Japanese and European markets received a smaller sportier Accord This car was later released in the US as the Acura TSX") 460 x 327 33.5kB [ Site ] | ![[A worker cleans the ground of the Asian Development Bank headquarters]China slams ADB over India funding](http://d.yimg.com/a/p/afp/20090618/capt.photo_1245327393953-1-0.jpg "[A worker cleans the ground of the Asian Development Bank headquarters]China slams ADB over India funding") 410 x 273 92.6kB [ Site ] | ![[I recently learned about the In Solidarity campaign which was]I recently learned about the In Solidarity campaign which was born out of response to Max Karson s If it s war the Asians want column at the University of Colorado back in February The aim of the campaign is to unite not only the Asian American community but all diverse communities nationwide together to encourage racial acceptance and understanding and to demand social justice in these instances Basically they re tired of these types of things continually happening to Asian Americans and nobody doing anything about it You can purchase an In Solidarity T Shirt $12 and wear it on May 2 2008 to symbolize our unity as a community all equally affected by this incident and ones similiar to it and we all know there seems to be no shortage of such incidents on college campuses and elsewhere Get a shirt take a photo of yourself wearing it and send it in All proceeds will go toward an In Solidarity event scheduled for an evening in August To learn more about this movement visit the website here Or join the Facebook group](http://www.angryasianman.com/images/angry/insolidarity.jpg "[I recently learned about the In Solidarity campaign which was]I recently learned about the In Solidarity campaign which was born out of response to Max Karson s If it s war the Asians want column at the University of Colorado back in February The aim of the campaign is to unite not only the Asian American community but all diverse communities nationwide together to encourage racial acceptance and understanding and to demand social justice in these instances Basically they re tired of these types of things continually happening to Asian Americans and nobody doing anything about it You can purchase an In Solidarity T Shirt $12 and wear it on May 2 2008 to symbolize our unity as a community all equally affected by this incident and ones similiar to it and we all know there seems to be no shortage of such incidents on college campuses and elsewhere Get a shirt take a photo of yourself wearing it and send it in All proceeds will go toward an In Solidarity event scheduled for an evening in August To learn more about this movement visit the website here Or join the Facebook group") 450 x 300 73.2kB [ Site ] |
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