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to an end. Hatsumi took several students to meet and train with Takamatsu.  O'Sensei Takamatsu died on 2nd April 1972, aged 85. Though he stopped training at the age of 80, he had still continued to oversee Hatsumi's personal training. O'Sensei is buried in the Kumedra cemetery near Nara, Japan.  Two things O'Sensei really enjoyed were walking and painting. He liked to walk every day for approximately one hour (he said that he was a very bad time keeper), covering approximately 8 miles. He would

Ghiselin, Darwin and Evolutionary Psychology [archive], in Science no 179, 1973, p. 964–968, disponible sur le site sciencemag.org [archive]. Consulté le 29 janvier 2010. ↑ (en) Darwin : « 1882 April 20 : Arrangements were made for Darwin to be buried at St. Mary's churchyard in the village of Downe », in Darwin's timeline [archive] sur le site aboutdarwin.com [archive]. Consulté le 29 janvier 2010. ↑ Les enfants de Charles et Emma Darwin sur le site AboutDarwin.com [archive]. Consulté le 15 décembre

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of  the  Beijing  fire  brigade,  died  at  Chaoyang Hospital at around 3 a.m. Tuesday. He was one of the first to be on the site and inhaled too  many toxic fumes. He has later been claimed as being a “revolutionary martyr” by Chinese media and was buried like a hero. A total of seven people got injured while stopping the fire (6 firefighters and  one construction worker).                                                               16 17 http://www.mysinchew.com/node/21275?tid=14 http://www.internetworldstats

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