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"content": "So this week's progress:<br /><br />I'm rapidly approaching some interview dates and I'm super super nervous. I've been teaching for two years but I always feel stage fright when interviews and roleplays during said interviews are done. I don't know why. Anyway. Interview is in 2 weeks and I have plenty of time to prepare myself What do I do? I study Japanese and read books. I recently finished this one. I bought it thinking it would tell me more about Kamakura jidai... and it did... sorta. It's really more of a tour guide for the city of Kamakura. I picked up a few places I want to visit, a few festivals I'd like to attend, but other than that it was relatively scant on historical information. However, I do find it to be an excellent tour guide book. I look forward to using it on the ground one day. <br /><br />It appears to be kindle only so I'm afraid I cannot offer an ISBN but I can offer a shopping link:<br /><a href=\"https://www.amazon.com/Kamakura-Historical-Guide-Francesco-Baldessari-ebook/dp/B07DL12GSV/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1537376699&sr=1-2&keywords=Kamakura\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.amazon.com/Kamakura-Historical-Guide-Francesco-Baldessari-ebook/dp/B07DL12GSV/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1537376699&sr=1-2&keywords=Kamakura</a>",
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"content": "So this week's progress:<br /><br />There isn't too much to note. I've spent most of this week filling out applications to work in Japan. I'm actually filling one out right now. One thing that often stumps me is how to explain my desire to experience Japan firsthand. Despite my occupation being English teacher, my strong suit was never composition. One of the reasons I opened my blog was to practice composition style but I don't regularly update it because I rarely find topics that I want to discuss. I also prefer to research my topics and come up with sources and without the sources to reference, I hesitate to write anything of substance. At this time, most of it is game/anime/manga reviews because I don't need to think too hard to tell you why I think you should play or not play a game. I digress.<br /><br />Another thing that worries me is getting recommendation letters. This has always been very difficult to me. Not because people aren't willing to write them, but because I haven't talked to these people in a matter of years. \"Hey, you may not remember me, but could you write a recommendation letter for me?\". I haven't worked in Alaska in 2 years but now I must request my former employer (and possibly landlord) write a recommendation for me. How? <br /><br />Of course I'm continuing to study Japanese. No progress on next Gabe video to note. I can tell you that there are two drum parts remaining. If I worked at it, I could finish it in a weekend. But let's say there are other priorities right now. That'll be it for this week though. Cheers. ",
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"content": "So I've finished my blog post regarding capitalism and feudalism. I always get rather triggered when someone attempts to compare capitalism to some degree of authoritarianism because capitalism is inherently libertarian. I've made my criticisms below but of course, others are welcome to critique me.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://homeofthehuntress.wordpress.com/2018/08/31/capitalism-is-feudalism-with-extra-steps/\" target=\"_blank\">https://homeofthehuntress.wordpress.com/2018/08/31/capitalism-is-feudalism-with-extra-steps/</a>",
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"content": "So this week's progress: <br /><br />Most of this week's work was on submitting job applications. While I do have my standard cover letter from a year ago, I decided to do something completely retarded this year. I decided to write a small essay in Japanese to demonstrate my writing skills that I have obtained to this point. I can actually write many sentences without mistake. Most of my mistakes are using an incorrect particle which happens often if I'm not thinking too deeply. Other than that, I've been continuing my vocabulary building through WaniKani and we'll see within a few weeks if anyone responds. <br /><br />I guess another thing I've been working on is a blog post regarding Capitalism being \"Feudalism with extra steps\". ",
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"content": "So this week's progress: <br /><br />My Japanese is improving bit by bit. I learned two new radicals which I will no doubt forget unless I keep practicing them. Most of this week I spent (working) and grinding my MHW character up to HR 50. I did do a chunk of work on the next Gabe video (I'm working on it when I get some downtime at work) and it probably needs about 12 more hours of work. So a week or two to finish. But I'll say a month due to old engineering adage. Nothing else really going on for now. ",
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"content": "What have we been reading this week? Well, after finishing our book on the three unifiers of Japan, we read a book on castle construction. Two, actually. One by Turnbull and let me tell you that was awful. Stephen Turnbull seemed to believe that the ishi-otoshi on castles were used for their namesake. Ishi-otoshi were not used for dropping stones. You can only fit like pebbles through them, are pebbles going to deter attackers? Blah. I've been developing a distaste for Turnbull every time I see something written by him. Not my fault. His fault. The second book was much better in style and information. <br /><br />This week, we're doing a grammar focus and we're trying to write in Japanese more often. I can understand the basic grammar forms but I have a great deal of difficulty keeping things straight when we approach the realm of 4+ particles a sentence. <br /><br />Saturday is my only free day and I never know what to do with it so it usually turns into drinking and sleeping. I sometimes consider spending it on making videos or studying but quite frankly it's my only free day and I don't want to burn myself out. I ain't even speedrunning anymore (<a href=\"http://www.twitch.tv/artemisofthhunt\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.twitch.tv/artemisofthhunt</a> if you're interested)<br /><br />Anyway, I guess that's this week's update. I'll try to put out more content but I dunno. While I could put a 'Reflections' post on the books that I've read, I'd much rather write something comprehensive compiled from multiple sources, not just one. ",
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"content": "This is a pretty cool book that covers the basics of castle construction theory for sengoku jidai and tells you the various parts of the castle. It also features a section on castles that exist today and what's there, what's worth visiting, etc. It's a short book, only some 100 pages or so. But it has a wealth of information in it. Highly recommended. <br /><br />ISBN 978-4-09-388543-0",
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"content": "The Dutch were permitted to continue trading with Japan through the Sakoku Edict of 1635 due to their assistance in quelling the Shimabara Rebellion. <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=TIL\" title=\"#TIL\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#TIL</a>",
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"content": "So we're almost done reading our book on The Three Unifiers of Japan (Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu). We're like 80% done and you know like 5-10% going to be references for all of the stuff in the book (though there are no direct citations). After than I'll probably have to spend another few days compiling notes, going back and putting stuff in my notebook from when I read away from my computer, and then we can start another book. <br /><br />Then we might make a blog post. Through reading the book, I developed a great deal of interest in Matsudaira Hidetada (Tokugawa Ieyasu's father). This guy is certainly a paragon of virtue for his time and he has a tragic life story. Great respect. ",
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"content": "Hideyoshi had been anxious to make himself shogun but his close friend, the court noble Imadegawa Harusui, had reminded him that only descendants of the Minamoto could aspire to that rank. Imadegawa informed him that the highest office to which a non-Minamoto could aspire was that of kampaku. However there was still a catch since the position was the exclusive preserve of the Northern Fujiwara. Before the emperor could nominate him, Hideyoshi would first need to be adopted into that family. Nobunaga’s friend, the Fujiwara court nobleman and former kampaku, Konoe Sakihisa, offered to adopt Hideyoshi and in 1585 the incumbent kampaku Nijo Akizane had stepped down to make room. There was, however, some resistance to the plan from Kujo Tanemichi, whose clan held notional headship over the other five Fujiwara families, and Tanemichi bravely attempted to block Hideyoshi’s candidacy. Having listened patiently to Kujo’s convoluted and elitist arguments at the Daitokuji Temple, Hideyoshi eventually grew tired and made it known that he would rather become the head of a completely new clan than be adopted into such a complicated family as the Fujiwara. In 1586, therefore, the emperor bestowed on Hideyoshi the new clan myoji of Toyotomi, meaning ‘Bountiful Minister’, and he was then finally confirmed as kampaku.<br /><br />Chaplin, Danny. Sengoku Jidai. Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, and Ieyasu: Three Unifiers of Japan (Kindle Locations 5899-5908). Danny Chaplin. Kindle Edition. <br /><br />tl;dr - \"This Fujiwara business sucks. You know what? I'll make my own clan. With blackjack. And Hookers. You know what? Forget the blackjack!\"<br />",
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