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For those of you not following the Japanese Sumo circuit, I thought I'd bring you some hot-off-the-presses news from the Japanese Sumo Association.  From CNN.com Two popular Russian sumo wrestlers were slapped with lifetime bans from Japan's ancient national sport for allegedly using marijuana and the head of the Japan Sumo Association resigned Monday to take responsibility for the scandal, officials said. The wrestlers, brothers Roho and Hakurozan, tested positive for the drug when the sport conducted its first drug tests following the arrest last month of another Russian wrestler, Wakanoho, for marijuana possession. While professional Baseball...

posted @ Monday, September 08, 2008 2:02 PM | Feedback (3)

So you thought I was finished with the Japanese Marketing, F5 Style huh?  Well then you'd be wrong!  Today I've got another marketing sheet focused on F5's SSL-VPN FirePass.   As I mentioned in the last two posts, I don't speak Japanese so my only way of telling what the message with these sheets are is by looking at the pictures.  So, I'll go ahead and give my observations and see how close I am to the true message of the material. Unlike yesterday's post on TMOS, the guy in the middle does NOT look very happy....

posted @ Thursday, June 26, 2008 1:22 PM | Feedback (1)

As I mentioned in my last post, Jeff and I had the great opportunity to go to a Sumo Tournament on our recent trip to Tokyo, Japan.  By now you are probably sick of hearing about it, but I figured that you wouldn't be sick of seeing it, seeing how you haven't actually seen it yet.  Well, today you are in luck.  I present to you the last couple of matches in what is soon to be remembered as Kotooshu's rise to glory.  If you stick with it long enough,...

posted @ Friday, May 30, 2008 1:30 PM | Feedback (0)

  If you've listened to last weeks DevCentral weekly podcast, you heard that Jeff and I took a trip to Tokyo to meet with our team over there and speak at a user group meeting as well as a partner conference.  It just so happened that Jeff and I were lucky enough to be in town when a Sumo tournament was taking place.  We watched a few of the battles but it really didn't get fun until the wagering began.  We were betting 10 yen (10 cents US) so we weren't...

posted @ Wednesday, May 28, 2008 10:04 AM | Feedback (0)

  Today marked day number 3 for Jeff and I in Tokyo.  We started out the day on our search for coffee.  We found us a Starbucks, but I was disappointed to find out that they have no decaf espresso!  Apparently decaf coffee is an "American thing".  I had to settle for drip which was actually pretty good.   Jeff and I then took a train to the Omote-Sando shopping area to do some gift shopping for our families.  We ended up in Kiddyland and the Oriental Market and found some good goodies for our little ones. We...

posted @ Thursday, May 22, 2008 7:17 AM | Feedback (2)

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