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42. Basho Records Contemporary Jazz basho RECORDS. Contemporary Jazz. EPHIE RESNICK. MARTIN SPEAKE/NIKKI ILES. LIAM NOBLE GROUP. NIKKI ILES TRIO. TONY WOODS PROJECT. MARTIN SPEAKE WITH ETHAN IVERSON. http://www.bashomusic.co.uk/bashorecords.htm

BASHO RECORDS Contemporary Jazz EPHIE RESNICK MARTIN SPEAKE/NIKKI ILES LIAM NOBLE GROUP NIKKI ILES TRIO ... Jazzcds

43. Basho Music Contemporary Jazz basho MUSIC. Contemporary Jazz. basho Music is devoted to contemporary jazz. We work closely with musicians in a number of ways. Marketing and promotion. http://www.bashomusic.co.uk/

BASHO MUSIC Contemporary Jazz Basho Music is devoted to contemporary jazz We work closely with musicians in a number of ways Marketing and promotion Website design, hosting and management Booking gigs. Arranging tours. Fundraising Record Label We are pro-active and do not keep bands "on our books" We own and operate JAZZCDS a website through which jazz musicians can sell their recordings. Artists Represented Contact Jazzcds Basho Records

44. Basho's World The stations from Matsuo basho's travel diary The Narrow Road to the Deep North . http://www.uoregon.edu/~kohl/basho/

The stations listed below are from Matsuo Basho's travel diary "The Narrow Road to the Deep North" Oku no Hosomichi The primary translation is by Nobuyuki Yuasa, from The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Other Travel Sketches If you have any comments, please let us know 1 Prologue 2 Departure 3 Soka ... Basho's Chronology Last update: May 09, 2002

45. About Basho's Pond Welcome to this present moment. You are viewing the basho s Pond site. The heart and mind of basho s Pond goes into the creation of every web page and link. http://www.prajnaparamita.com/newpage144.htm

Power is of two kinds. One is obtained by the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment. - M.K. Gandhi Welcome Dear Friends, Welcome to this present moment. You are viewing the Basho's Pond site. Please feel the inclusive nature of the community here. You are not alone. This location is an invitation to experience an authentic presence and no sense of "one upmanship". Perhaps, we can practice together and with the help of our children and friends a future can be possible. If you have any thoughts or suggestions, please write to us via the "info@ address listed at the bottom of each page on the site. The address is : http://www.prajnaparamita.com Prajnaparamita has been called "the mother of all Buddhas". The heart and mind of Basho's Pond goes into the creation of every web page and link. Take time for aimlessness and step down from the runaway horse of habit energy. Awaiting on the banks of this lovely pond are many wonders and gifts. Teachings from all world wisdom traditions are present. A page devoted to retreats is also available for you to rest body and mind. Please enjoy...

46. BASHO | WELCOME basho, Inc. is put on ice for now. Erik Wingren is looking for what s next. Phone +1.415.244.8816 Email erik@basho.com. http://www.basho.com/

Basho, Inc. is put on ice for now. Erik Wingren is looking for what's next Phone: +1.415.244.8816 E-mail: erik@basho.com

47. ‚d‚m‚f‚k‚h‚r‚g ?JAPANESE. WELCOME KOTO CITY basho MUSEUM. Museum http://homepage3.nifty.com/basho-museum/english.html

WELCOME KOTO CITY BASHO MUSEUM Museum Hours 9:30a.m-5p.m . Museum closed Monday and December 28th until January 4th. History Known as the "town of green, water and serenity,"Koto City figured significantly in the life of Matsuo Basho, who left a great contribution to the literature of Japan. In 1680 Basho left Nihonbashi in Edo (as Tokyo was then known), to live in a thatched cottage in Fukagawa, some distance away from Nihonbashi the center of the city. At that time, Fukagawa was a quiet, swampy area,@and the Basho(banana) tree planted by one of his disciples grew so luxuriantly that his cottage was known as the "Basho-an", and "Basho" became his pen name. Living in Fukagawa, or using it as the base for his journeys around Japan, Basho established the presentfrom of the haiku, producing many excellent works by which the haiku, until then regarded primarily as an entertaining@pastime, gained acceptance as a major literary genre. It was also in Fukagawa that Basho sat down to write most of his travel journals, including his most famous one, The Narrow Road to the Deep North.

48. Basho. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 2001. basho. (Matsuo basho) (mät´s bä´sh ) (KEY) , 1644–94, Japanese poet, critic, and essayist of the early Edo period. His http://www.bartleby.com/65/ba/Basho.html

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49. Matsuo Basho Translate this page Matsuo basho. homepage poetry haiku. Rodrigo A. Siqueira. http://www.lsi.usp.br/usp/rod/poet/sumie/bashoimg.html

Matsuo Basho homepage poetry haiku Rodrigo A. Siqueira

50. Haiku Haiku poetry These short poems were written by Matsuo basho, a Japanese poet that lived in the 16th century. He was a traveller http://mathlab.mathlab.sunysb.edu/~dvlah/haiku.html

Haiku poetry... These short poems were written by Matsuo Basho, a Japanese poet that lived in the 16th century. He was a traveller - often would he just take his trusty staff, some food, and set off on a journey. No matter how long the trip was, or how harsh the conditions were, he'd keep going because he loved to travel, he loved the nature and what it provided him. His poetry contains an intense bond with nature, and radiates beauty he sees in even most ordinary parts of the surroundings. Often, in his travels, after he'd reach the top of a hill, or when he'd pause to take a rest, he'd stop and look around. He'd see beautiful energy flow around him - the golden sun bathing a valley, blooming trees by the path. But he'd also find the same beauty in much smaller things - tiny purseweed flowers under a bush or honey-bees occupied collecting nectar from flowers. This intense feeling of total awareness that often lasts just for a short while he made permanent by describing it in his poems. Last modified on Feb 13, 1996

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Bofelli Australian Shepherds Bofelli's Tangled Up In Blue, CGC, TDI, NA, NAJ, OAJ, OA "Basho" CH Legacy's Dusk to Dawn X CH Bofelli Touch the Skye More Photos of Basho Last updated Monday, May 10, 2004 09:16 AM

53. Matsuo Basho - Poems And Biography By PoetryConnection.net Biography of Matsuo basho. Matsuo basho (1644 1694). basho (bah-shoh), pseudonym of Matsuo Munefusa (1644-94), Japanese Matsuo basho. http://www.poetryconnection.net/poets/Matsuo_Basho

Poem of the Day Top 30 Poets American Poems ... Search Today, on May 29th, 2004, the site contains 41 poets and 2322 poems. Biography of Matsuo Basho Matsuo Basho (1644 - 1694) Basho (bah-shoh), pseudonym of Matsuo Munefusa (1644-94), Japanese poet, considered the finest writer of Japanese haiku during the formative years of the genre. Born into a samurai family prominent among nobility, Basho rejected that world and became a wanderer, studying Zen, history, and classical Chinese poetry, living in apparently blissful poverty under a modest patronage and from donations by his many students. From 1667 he lived in Edo (now Tokyo), where he began to compose haiku. The structure of his haiku reflects the simplicity of his meditative life. When he felt the need for solitude, he withdrew to his basho-an , a hut made of plantain leaves ( basho )- hence his pseudonym. Basho infused a mystical quality into much of his verse and attempted to express universal themes through simple natural images, from the harvest moon to the fleas in his cottage. Basho brought to haiku "the Way of Elegance" ( fuga-no-michi ), deepened its Zen influence, and approached poetry itself as a way of life (

54. Sumo FAQ Glossary Akeni. Red and green bamboo trunks used to carry Juryo and Makuuchi level wrestlers special effects around. Aki (basho). basho. A sumo tournament. http://www.scgroup.com/sumo/faq/gloss.html

Sumo FAQ Glossary Akeni Red and green bamboo trunks used to carry Juryo and Makuuchi level wrestlers special effects around. Aki (basho) Fall (tournament). Banzuke An ordered list of all the active wrestlers written in Chinese characters in calligraphy; a ranking sheet. Usually, the banzuke is released 2 weeks before the start of a tournament. (Technically, it's released 13 days before the tourney.) Basho A sumo tournament. In a sanctioned competition, consists of seven or fifteen bouts held over a two week period. Bintsuke Chamomile oil used to slick back the wrestlers' hair into a topknot style. Chikara-gami "Power paper" given to wrestlers after they sip chikara-mizu. They usually use it to mask their mouths while they spit out the chikara mizu. Chikara-mizu "Power water" sipped and spat out by wrestlers before a match. They are given the ladle by the last winner on their side (east or west) to win as a transfer of power and luck. Chon-mage Sumo hairstyle with topknot and hair slicked with oil. Danpatsu-shiki Retirement ceremony where the top knot is snipped by friends and comrades and eventually shorn off (usually by the oyakata).

55. 2004 Haru Basho 2004 Haru basho. Data from the Sumo Mailing List. http://www.scgroup.com/sumo/Haru04/Banzuke.html

2004 Haru Basho Data from the Sumo Mailing List 2004 Haru Basho Banzuke 2004 Haru Basho Rankings Win/Loss Matrix Juryo Matrix Makuuchi Sanyaku Higashi Nishi Rank Shikona Shikona Rank Yokozuna Asashoryu (15-0) Yokozuna Ozeki Chiyotaikai (13-2) Kaio (13-2) Ozeki Ozeki 2 Tochiazuma (0-3-12) Musoyama (9-6) Ozeki 2 Sekiwake Wakanosato (8-7) Kotomitsuki (7-8) Sekiwake Komusubi Kakizoe (6-9) Shimotori (6-9) Komusubi Maegashira Maegashira 1 Miyabiyama (8-7) Kyokushuzan (4-11) Maegashira 1 Maegashira 2 Dejima (7-8) Kyokutenho (10-5) Maegashira 2 Maegashira 3 Tochinonada (8-7) Tamanoshima (6-9) Maegashira 3 Maegashira 4 Aminishiki (3-12) Tosanoumi (5-10) Maegashira 4 Maegashira 5 Tokitsuumi (8-7) Iwakiyama (7-8) Maegashira 5 Maegashira 6 Hokutoriki (9-6) Jumonji (4-11) Maegashira 6 Maegashira 7 Tochisakae (7-8) Kinkaiyama (4-11) Maegashira 7 Maegashira 8 Takamisakari (8-7) Takanonami (5-10) Maegashira 8 Maegashira 9 Buyuzan (8-7) Kokkai (8-7) Maegashira 9 Maegashira 10 Kasuganishiki (5-10) Kotoryu (8-7) Maegashira 10 Maegashira 11 Asanowaka (5-10) Takekaze (9-6) Maegashira 11 Maegashira 12 Toki (8-7) Asasekiryu (13-2) Maegashira 12 Maegashira 13 Kotonowaka (11-4) Chiyotenzan (3-12) Maegashira 13 Maegashira 14 Harunoyama (9-6) Ushiomaru (7-8) Maegashira 14 Maegashira 15 Futeno (7-8) Toyozakura (6-9) Maegashira 15 Maegashira 16 Wakanoyama (2-13) Kaiho (9-6) Maegashira 16 Maegashira 17 Yotsukasa (6-9) Maegashira 17 Juryo Juryo 1 Oikari (6-9) Otsukasa (7-8) Juryo 1 Juryo 2 Tamakasuga (8-7) Hayateumi (12-3) Juryo 2 Juryo 3 Kobo (9-6) Roho (6-9) Juryo 3 Juryo 4 Wakatoba (8-7) Kaido (8-7) Juryo 4 Juryo 5 Takanowaka (10-5) Nakao (0-5-10) Juryo 5

56. DWW: Haiku Spirit: Classic Haiku: Basho Haiku Spirit Logo, basho, (1644 1694). Spring rain conveyed under the trees in drops. A green willow, dripping down into the mud, at low tide. http://www.dublinwriters.org/haiku/basho.html

Basho Spring rain conveyed under the trees in drops. A green willow, dripping down into the mud, at low tide. By the old temple, peach blossoms; a man treading rice. With every gust of wind, the butterfly changes its place on the willow. All the day long- yet not long enough for the skylark, singing, singing. The old pond: a frog jumps in,- the sound of water. Husking rice,  a child squints up  to view the moon.  Cedar umbrellas, off  to Mount Yoshimo for  the cherry blossoms. Octopus traps -  summer’s moonspun dreams,  soon ended.  Winter downpour -  even the monkey  needs a raincoat.  Year’s end, all  corners of this  floating world, swept.

57. Pine Valley 5: Ogden Nash Pine Valley. Poems by Bashô. near the brushwood gate furious tea leaves scribble nothings on the storm. as for the hibiscus by the roadside, my horse ate it. http://users.erols.com/kmdavis/basho.html

Pine Valley near the brushwood gate furious tea leaves scribble nothings on the storm as for the hibiscus by the roadside, my horse ate it soaking into stones a cicada's cry clouds' peaks how many collapsing moon's mountain from Mount Atsumi over to Fuku-ura evening's cooling red red sun unrelentingly autumn's wind all night long hearing autumn's winds the mountain behind harvest moon Hokkuku weather don't depend on it in the face of blossoms are you feeling shy, hazy moon? even so long a day that skylark! lightning: heron's cry stabs the darkness sun rising through plum scent bushes by the roadside. when you look closer, blossoming flowers. the moon still is though it seems far from home Suma in summer on a bare branch a crow has settled autumn dusk white chrysanthemum catching in one's eye nary a speck of dust the village so old there's not a single house without a persimmon tree Kipling Millay Frost Chesterton ... Snapping Turtle Pond

58. Literary Kicks Basho Join here. basho by kkizer, But it was the Japanese poet basho (164494) who perhaps had the greatest influence on those who followed him. http://www.litkicks.com/BeatPages/page.jsp?what=Basho

59. ‚a‚`‚r‚g‚n@‚‰‚Ž‚„‚ ‚˜ The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.unagi-oowada.com/basho/

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60. Basho Translate this page L’auteur. La vie de basho, fils de samourai, né près de Kyoto en 1644, fut exclusivement vouée à la poésie. Sur sa tombe, on plante un basho. http://www.editions-verdier.fr/divers/auteurs/basho.htm

Cent onze haiku basho basho Aux éditions Verdier Cent onze haiku Sac à charbon, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1993 Les Quatre saisons, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1992 Dix kasen, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1992 Friches : les sept livres, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1992 À Kyoto rêvant de Kyoto , Moundarren, 1991 La Calebasse, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1991 Jours de printemps : haïku, Arfuyen, 1988 ; Publications Orientalistes de France, 1991 Journaux de Voyage, Publications Orientalistes de France, Paris, 1988 La Délirante, 1988 La Lumière des bambous, Folle Avoine, 1988 Publications Orientalistes de France, 1987 Le Manteau de pluie du singe, Publications Orientalistes de France, 1986 Cent cinq haïkaï , La Délirante, 1979 OLF, 1976 Liens www.stonebridge.com/bashoms.html . Sur la découverte récente de nouveaux manuscrits de Basho.

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