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image In 1862, a cholera epidemic swept through Japan. Honinbo Shusaku tended the patients within the Honinbō house, and fell ill himself, dying of it on August 10 when he was only 33 years old. Cholera epidemic in Japan actually had two major, that the first outbreak of it occurred in 1854. It is connected with the Asiatic Cholera Pandemic of 1846–63 . This cholera epidemic swept through Japan causing widespread mortality. In 1862, Honinbo Shusaku, who is considered by many to be the greatest player of the golden age of Go in the mid-19th century - now Google has celebrated the 185th birthday of nineteenth century Go player Honinbo Shusaku - tended the patients within the Honinbō house. He fell ill himself, dying of it on August 10 when only 33 years old. It is agreed that the first epidemic struck the Japanese port city of Nagasaki in June 1858, a few weeks after the signing of a treaty with Western powers that opened Japanese ports to foreign trade. The infection was apparent

A pensioner was targeted as part of a cruel scam. What kind of experiences he share about to other people anyway? ilustration image “I don’t want any poor person losing all of their money,” said Pensioner Barry Watson as the reason he want to raise awareness about Euromillions scam. This 72 years old man was targeted as part of this kind of cruel scam. And what he experienced about to be fooled by a postal lottery ticket assured him that his daughter warning was true. He didn't want to think of others falling victim to the con. So, he is willing to share his experience about. Pensioner Barry Watson “shock” at £700,000 Euromillions scam. He is a victim of a scam by Euro Millions postal lottery. The Euro Millions postal lottery ticket sent to him, at Gale Street, Dagenham, in form of a letter that telling him he had won £700,000. The letter requests his full bank details, including a sort code, account number and information about the branch he banks with. Those requested in

Two Foreigners have a chat with a pedicab rider around nol kilometres of Yogyakarta.                                                    It seems to be looking for a ride .(jowotenan)

-Displaced Ungaran Toll Project Surrounding The Project ADVANCED 14 kilometres Semarang - Solo toll project in Kandangan Village of Bawen Jateng Indonesia led to Kandangan II and IV Elementary School must be relocated. Unfortunately, the government has not set up land to build new schools yet. The impact was hundreds of students at the two elementary schools had to be learning in a worst situation, for the highway construction started last September 2011. Now the project has been lasting while those two elementary schools placed in a 2,600 meters square land, standing right in land that the toll project will pass. While dozens of home residents (people/ citizens) surrounding area has moved since 13th September 2011, the schools were standing still. There's no fresh water in the schools. The dust is surrounding the area while many students in the school playground. Now, the school had no electricity anyway. It's dissapointed for Kandangan IV Elementary School Headmaster,