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2009/01/25
Red rose ring
~mercedo Posted!I am pleased to find her wearing a red rose ring.As well as her long nails, all suggest her happy marriage life.Two mirrors successfully shows her existence from two different directions, which gives this photo a depth in structure.
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2009/01/24
Eugenics & abortion
Re:Can’t answer the first (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:57 (#26591449) Homepage Journal>And once we do, we’ve got an even bigger slippery slope: eugenics.
Philosophically or ethically speaking, life must have started millions of years ago on the globe or elsewhere in the universe. Biologically speaking, you are right, individual life starts at the moment of pregnancy. We all ought not to resort to abortion which stops the natural growth of individuals. But socially or economically speaking, life stats at the moment of their birth.
Eugenics is a science to prevent genetically defective ones from being giving birth and I understand this science has been used for the excuse of legal abortions, but it hasn’t be used to try terminating some species and it won’t. So it has little to do with the aim of abortions based on economy or private choice.
Of course I am pro-eugenics. Under the premise it be used in a careful and proper way.
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2009/01/24
Conceit ? conviction ? confidence ?
Re:lousy questions (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:08 (#26590877) Homepage Journal>I’m stuck dead center of the road.
One thing that amazed me is your confidence - you are neither right nor left but a middle. You are a very liberal person who pretend to be a bit conservative. From my impressions, of course.
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2009/01/21
I love you
Dear ***, I love you. I call you again tomorrow morning. Eiko
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2009/01/21
User name
mercedo wrote today at 3:19 AMThanks Mol.. I have already known your user name. Many people use the same or similar one in Multiply, so I haven’t realised it until today. I check up your journal, etc.
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Multiply
mercedo wrote today at 12:16 AMCould you tell me your user name in Slashdot?
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2009/01/21
Mysteries
Re:Never saw it at all (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 22:03 (#26544763) Homepage JournalKarma; Neutral. Still a lot of mysteries in /. world.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/21
Clearer Expression
Bible is written by prophets who was inspired by God. Pentateuch was written around the middle of 6 century BC, still Jewish people were under Babylonian captivity.
Bible is very human centric, but the fact is many spieces live together on the glove.
I bought New International Version in Manila. Expression is easy to understand, I like it.
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2009/01/20
Humans
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:54 (#26532921) Homepage JournalYes, changed a lot.
United States is no more a country for only European descendents. African offsprings, Hispanics, and some Asians. Their birth rate is more than that of European origins.
Mr Barack Obama is the first US president who’s from other than white people. This is a reflection of current population portions.
The role internet performed isn’t ignorable in overwhelming racist feeling. There’s no colour in the net. We can exchange our thought from inside our heart not from outside appearances.
I myself want to be humans before being anything other than humans.
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Anti-Racism
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:22 (#26532053) Homepage JournalRacism -it’s a very poisonous idea.
Racists descriminate people not because there’s a difference in skin colours among people. Absolutely not. They descriminate people because they just want to do so.
Even if there’s no African, Asian on the globe, even if all people are white Caucasian, racists descriminate people because of some particular linege from white Caucasians. Look at the history in Europe.
There’s nothing constructive out of the mind of descrimination. Difference is trivial. Race is illusion.
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2009/01/20
Replying to Urgert request
Hi, *** aka *** now.. I still love you and we can live together. What’s wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you. I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life. Ok, I call you as soon as possible. Eiko
DEAREST Eiko…HOW R U DOING…AND BELATED MERRY X’MAS ND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR??? I WAS REALLY HOPING AND PRAYING THAT WILL FIND A AWAY SOMEDAY THAT WILL BE 2GETHER AGAIN…IF U STILL LOVE ME??? PLS REPLY 2ME AS SOON AS U GET MY EMAIL??? DO U HAVE SOMEONE IN UR LIFE RIGHT NOW??? I REALLY NEED 2TALK 2U???PLS???GIVE ME A CALL AT ***-****** THATS MY CELL…IF I DONT ANSWER PLS???LEAVE ME A MESSAGE AND UR PHONE # SO I CAN CALL U BACK???DO U THINK THERES AWAY WE CAN LEAVE 2GETHER AGAIN ???JUST LIKE OLD TIMES??? DO U STILL LOVE ME???AND MAYBE THIS TIME WE CAN GET MERRIED ??? JUST ASKING??? PLS…EMAIL ME AS SOON U READ THIS EMAIL???RESPONCE SOON…TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS…LOVING YOU…MISSING YOU ……ALWAYS…*** (***) I WILL BE WAITING???
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Inauguration day
Obamarama[ Edit Delete #221903 ] 2009.01.21 1:16Tens of thousands of people are gathering to celebrate the inauguration of Mr President-elect Barack Obama.Twenty years ago I spent a year in the United States. I was one of the most prosperous guy in my country. My pride was totally broken into pieces when I realised I was one of non-white.
Today I see tens of people in Washington DC. That’s so panoramic!
I hope he can break the ice. He is one year senior to me.
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Mer_panacea (1381133) x
Mer_panacea (1381133) x[ Edit Delete #221899 ] 2009.01.21 0:54In your message box is there a sign of x right side of your name as Mer_panacea (1381133) x ?Does some one know what this x stand for? I saw it for the first time today. I mind it.
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Serious concern
~eErIeWhIsPeRs 15 hours 27 minutes ago Hide Report Spamhey! your gallerys kinda..intresting!and by the way…your belly is really nice!
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(\_/)(O.o)(} { ) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your profile to help him on his way to world domination…Reply~mercedo Posted!Hi, Yumi..
Thank you for your concern.
I can be your model if you like..
Eiko
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Yumi - A young girl
~mercedo 1 second agoThanks for the comment!
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~mercedo Posted!>beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Uhmmm.. the essense of beauty is indeed deep, but I think there is a universal value in what is beauty.
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~mercedo 2 seconds agoYou took the moment of ecstasy successfully.
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Abrupt Visitor
~mercedo 2 seconds agoHow lovely your face is!
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On line Experiment
To: ~occurrenceDate: Jan 20, 2009, 5:46:44 AMHi, Halit..Ok, I don’t have msn, but talk to you later.
>do some different things about photographWhat’s that?
Thanks for the concern!
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hi how r u ım halit from turkey ı liked ur work ı want to talk nd do some different things about photograph lets add my msn ı m wait see u
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Human record
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.20 0:06 (#26515827) Homepage JournalI read many books including Bible. My impression is yes, yes. Perhaps it is based on my biased idea. Bible is a religious book, but it is a precious human record from historical point of view, too. It is unnecessary for us to exclude all the descriptions as myth or fairy tale judging from just simply the book has been performed mainly a religious role.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/19
Expensive!
~mercedo Posted!These are the descriptions of my last 18 years.Rome was not built in a day. My life has been stable these three years after I started living with a woman.Asian girls in general are not so attractive I guess. Some are very pretty and suitable to models, but expensive!
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Married in Haste
~mercedo Posted!I married in haste, but I haven’t regretted. Because it was an optimal answer for me.
My legal wife lives in a different place. I live with a woman. I call the woman ‘a common-law wife’. In polygamy you can marry more than one woman. I live with a girlfriend, that is more accurate and evades unnecessary misunderstanding.
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Lessons from Pentateuch
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.19 20:39 (#26514493) Homepage JournalI don’t know whether you are Christian, I am not a Christian.
Probably thousands of years ago a guy called Noah made an Ark and collected some animal spieces before flood comes. His family as well as animals survived, but he didn’t start eating animals he collected. He must have thought how to increase the number of animals in the first place.
Pork was prohibited to eat ancient times, because hogs ate many dirty matters as well then pork is believed to cause many disease in human body. Today there’s no fear like that, as a result we eat pork.
I think we’d better try to learn lessons from the descriptions in Pentateuch that would be applicable to today’s world.
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2009/01/18
Absolutely
Posted by mercedo on January 18, 2009, 12:24 am, in reply to “Cold is a relative thing”
But there’s only one state in absolute zero.
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Advent of clean car
Posted by mercedo on January 17, 2009, 11:52 pm, in reply to “30k new unemployed as circuit city goes under”
Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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Older Democracies
Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”
Posted by YOU on January 17, 2009, 11:19 pm, in reply to “Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”"
> not since 1865.
Foundation of the United Staes dates back to 1776, which is older than that of modern France in 1789, of course much older than the restoration of Japan in 1868. US is a new country in history but it is indeed old among modern nations.
I understand the union of 50 states is whatever the ideal of foundation was, much firmer than before in comparison to pre Civil War.
Sovereignty becomes stronger in the case of country which is heading for continuous prosperity.
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2009/01/18
Animal for Food
Thanks! Zog!! I had no idea how to reply to his question. I sent him a letter as follows.
Hi, ..
I had thought about it for a while…My interpretation is secular one, allow me to express it!
I think people wouldn’t start eating meat until it reached a sustainable numbers. Today we don’t normally eat meat as a result of casual hunting, but through domestication. Animal meat is served through planned slaughtering from a stored pool of livestock evading extinction of precious source of protein.
The point is God gave us permission to make the most of animal as the source of nutrition, so we have to manage the privilege carefully enough.
My reply was not secular!
Mer
Today we take it for granted that we eat animal meat in our daily dietary, but there’s a history for everything.
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Twenty years old -peak of my life
Re:”Life is long” (Score:1) by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.17 21:53 (#26496097) Homepage Journal Still three years to come till age half century. 20 years old.. that was a turning point in my life. The first twenty years is as good as the years for the rest of my life after 20 years old. I had felt as if I did almost everything in my minor days what I would do after twenty years old. That does not mean I had sex, drunk, and smoked. Or rather I had never done these as adults usually do. On the contrary I hadn’t done almost anything that ordinary youngsters usually do. I didn’t watch TV from age 12 till 25, etc. The reason I felt I lived almost all my life in my minors is due to my psychological factors. There’s scarce meaning in the length of life. What we did matters a lot more. — Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/16
My motto
Don’t look around, but forward.But now it’s time to look around. Life is long.
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Thank you, but I can’t open your email.
Please contact with me through Multiply or
I can’t get the system here.
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Posted by mercedo on January 18, 2009, 12:24 am, in reply to "Cold is a relative thing"
But there's only one state in absolute zero.
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Posted by mercedo on January 17, 2009, 11:52 pm, in reply to "30k new unemployed as circuit city goes under"
Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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Re: Thoughts on this "America to break apart."
Posted by YOU on January 17, 2009, 11:19 pm, in reply to "Re: Thoughts on this "America to break apart.""
> not since 1865. Foundation of the United Staes dates back to 1776, which is older than that of modern France in 1789, of course much older than the restoration of Japan in 1868. US is a new country in history but it is indeed old among modern nations. I understand the union of 50 states is whatever the ideal of foundation was, much firmer than before in comparison to pre Civil War. Sovereignty becomes stronger in the case of country which is heading for continuous prosperity.

Permission or action (Score:1)
by zogger (617870) on 2009.01.18 7:28 (#26500707) Homepage Journal
Although God gave permission, it isn't clear when the action of humans eating meat again started, or how extensive it was. With the command to be good stewards of the planet, they could have held back for some time until the numbers reached a sustainable level.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.18 9:59 (#26501955) Homepage Journal
Thanks! Zog!! I had no idea how to reply to his question. I sent him a letter as follows.
Hi, ..
I had thought about it for a while...My interpretation is secular one, allow me to express it!
I think people wouldn't start eating meat until it reached a sustainable numbers. Today we don't normally eat meat as a result of casual hunting, but through domestication. Animal meat is served through planned slaughtering from a stored pool of livestock evading extinction of precious source of protein.
The point is God gave us permission to make the most of animal as the source of nutrition, so we have to manage the privilege carefully enough.
My reply was not secular!
Mer
Today we take it for granted that we eat animal meat in our daily dietary, but there's a history for everything.
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A letter from America
2009.01.17 23:44

One of my close friends went to America, staying for a while. He sent me a riddle. Here's a part of his letter from America.
>After Noah and his family survived the flood, God now allows humans to eat animal meat (except the blood). But as you recall, there were only pairs of animals or each kind with seven. So if people would start eating animals right away, wouldn't some animals be extinct right away? No, because God provided a solution for these animals. The answer is in Genesis 9:2! Please check it out!
Genesis 9:2 from New International Version: The fear and dread of you will fall upon all the beasts of the earth and all the birds of the air, upon every creature that moves along the ground, and upon all the fish of the sea; they are given into your hands.
Is this answer?

I think his style is concise and powerful, not bad.

Re:"Life is long" (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.17 21:53 (#26496097) Homepage Journal
Still three years to come till age half century.
20 years old.. that was a turning point in my life. The first twenty years is as good as the years for the rest of my life after 20 years old. I had felt as if I did almost everything in my minor days what I would do after twenty years old.
That does not mean I had sex, drunk, and smoked. Or rather I had never done these as adults usually do. On the contrary I hadn't done almost anything that ordinary youngsters usually do. I didn't watch TV from age 12 till 25, etc. The reason I felt I lived almost all my life in my minors is due to my psychological factors. There's scarce meaning in the length of life. What we did matters a lot more.
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Human orchid

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List of all journals

I've been keeping journals, here's a list.


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My motto
2009.01.16 1:06

Don't look around, but forward.
But now it's time to look around. Life is long.

Noriko Ishii - Master of 30 handbells

noriko_2005_handbells_solo@hotmail.co.jp
Noriko Ishii
Noriko is a hand bell solo musician who can play 30 bells single-handedly!!! Noriko's DREAM is to play the hand bells solo at the Vancouver Winter Olympics opening ceremony in 2010. Moreover, she would love to play her hand bells with 100 children from all over the world, each of which would be wearing their own country's traditional dress.Noriko has appeared several times in the Japanese media, including a famous TV show called “Zoom in!!” She performed her hand bells on the Christmas special on December 24th 2007. To view the Christmas special starring Noriko playing her hand bells, For more information on Noriko, please see Noriko's blog: http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/noriko_love74

Happy are those

Re:yep (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.12 5:12 (#26409247) Homepage Journal
In a sense all our life is illusory. Happy are those who are able to hold illusions in their life.
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Illusion

Re:Give? Deprive? (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.11 13:49 (#26405105) Homepage Journal
>You speak of subjective emotions connected to specific points in time.
Probably, so.
Mrs and Mr Mer have been in love for many years, I have stopped seeking for another love like so many years as well. If I lost her or if she said goodbye to me for unknown reasons, I'm sure I will be at a loss so sometimes I've got half a mind that love has been giving me an illusion -this happiness lasts for good, and will deprive me of everything if I rely on it too much.
As to Tillich's word, >Mankind is existentially estranged from the essential goodness of creation in God's image.
A woman was created from a man's rib, so we men seek for a woman to reclaim. Mankind is born to be perfect, but it is estranged because of the original sin they made. I understand these idea stand for Christian world view. But from scientific viewpoint all lives are originally only female and my viewpoint is humans are perfect because they made a mistake properly.
>essentially singular, but existentially plural.
Existence is prior to being.. Existentialism had been a fashion for a while after the war and also it was hard to understand. There were a number of atheistic existentialists as well as theistic ones, but their point was common - subjective judgement matters more than objective ones. I understand the phrase 'esentially singular, but existentially plural' means people are basically alone but they are happy when they are together in love.

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Illusion

Illusion
2009.01.11 2:11

I used to post a comment in someone's blog that love gives us everything and deprives us of nothing or something like that. Now I challenge my previous statement. Love gives us illusion and deprives us of all.
Therefore we love?

Re:Cat caught my tongue (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.09 1:33 (#26373209) Homepage Journal
>The science is clear - it's warming, and we're causing it.
Very true.
Aside from its real cause we'd better think what we can do in order to reduce the risk. No matter what rate we can contribute to this problem.
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Posted by mercedo on January 8, 2009, 9:37 am, in reply to "Thoughts on this "America to break apart.""
The US is already devided into some 50. Each state is autonomous. Although we have some possibilities of breaking away in the case of extremely centralised countries.
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- kona_yuki_jp:"To learn that we can not let anyone love us, all we can do is let ourselves be loved" http://www.theinterviewwithgod.com/
In fact I've been trying not to make foes both in my real life and in my net life, although I was lucky to find a real friend both in my life.

Ted Seeber -cool guy on the net

Ted Seeber
Beaverton, Oregon
Software developer Seeber, 33, was out of work for more than two years after his job was offshored to India just after 9/11. Now he commutes 40 miles each way to his new job.
"The multinational corporations are basically selling away the American economy."

9:54pm Alright, I'll try visiting forums. I keep on writing on both sites. That's my raison d'etre.Best regards, Mer

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mercedo wrote today at 9:31 PM
Looks delicious!

Appearances of a beggar's village
2009.01.05 6:00

At the very centre of Capital, hundreds of unemployed spent their year out and in in the hall of Ministry of Labour and Health. They became refugees. Can we call this country an advanced nation? Now it's so dubious.

Beginning of job
2009.01.05 5:46

New work day starts to day. I like working, but I don't like to get along with people at work. I'm working as a dispatched worker there, that's a main reason. The rate of dispatched labourer in Japan is 37.8%, unusually higher than that in the UK as slightly more than 5%. I'm not working there with my pals and fellows.

Re:Relativism of truth (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.05 5:23 (#26322343) Homepage Journal
Probably there is a truth, but how can we see it? We can only find it in a relative value. Passengers in a train are moving from where we see outside the train, but they are not in the train. Light is recognised as atom and wave at the same time from different viewpoint.
I was supposed to title 'It's true' instead of relativism of truth. Truth must be one, but almost impossible to find it.
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Relativism of truth (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.03 2:48 (#26301617) Homepage Journal
Truth is not only one.
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Re:Oh I thought your title referred to a movie (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.02 12:49 (#26296569) Homepage Journal
Yes,it is.
Pretence to be dead is one of our biological defence instincts. That works when bombers are twelve o'clock high. I think I am under a strong inclination in this and that's why I am eager to lie down at twelve o'clock both at noon and midnight.
More scientifically speaking, it must be related to the gravity the sun gives off. We must be striking the balance at its strongest noon and weakest midnight by taking a rest or sleeping.
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The riddle of twelve o'clock high

I always become sleepy at twelve o'clock midnight and I always feel like taking a rest and eating lunch at twelve o'clock noon.
I call this phenomenon a riddle of twelve o'clock high. Probably it relates to the height or position of of sun. This is a biological clock.

mercedo said...
We have a point system, a shop gives us points that can convert into money to buy goods at the shop that issued and also it has expiration date. This is a new currency.Regional currencies are only valid in each country. This is a metro money in a sense. In recession we start thinking protectionist views as block economy and it led to war in the past. Plus don't forget the Gresham's law - bad money drives out good. Money plays an important role on medium of exchange only because it has fair values. You see a point system, metro money, and block economy - all are against the spirit of Gresham's law.
January 1, 2009 8:26 AM

mercedo said...
Even if your country is in debt at flow economy, she's got millions of hinterland behind the debt so still very rich at stock economy. The abundant land and natural resources as well as human assets stay as enchanting pawn for money lenders in other country.
January 1, 2009 7:39 AM

Posted by mercedo on January 1, 2009, 9:59 am, in reply to "Interesting discussion at Economic Populist"
The economic system of postwar Japan was called bureaucrat socialism. Current Chinese economic system is called state capitalism. Corporatism is a bud of fascism. Be careful.
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Posted by mercedo on January 1, 2009, 9:31 am, in reply to "New search engine"
This search engine was introduced in Japanese TV and I tried it. I found some interesting site that has no entry closer to top in other search engine.
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Posted by mercedo on January 1, 2009, 9:31 am, in reply to "New search engine"
This search engine was introduced in Japanese TV and I tried it. I found some interesting site that has no entry closer to top in other search engine.
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Needless to say any nation ought to be interdependent rather than counterproductive.

Re:You should be able to post now (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 21:33 (#26290147) Homepage Journal
>Joined: January 1, 2009 It's a good start!
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Re:Love thy neighbor (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 17:53 (#26289577) Homepage Journal
As a teacher I had been forced to wear a necktie for a couple of years twenty years ago. They say it implies your trust. I always had gotten contact with people in general. Now I don't have to wear it because I work in a factory, where no need to see people.
A necktie is a symbolisation of male. By sublimating it in front of our chest, we can successfully hide our sexual desire.
I think there are some places and occasions we are required to wear it and also as a fashion we are free to use it but it is not something that we are obliged to at any time.
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Re:Survival is good;-) (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 16:57 (#26289421) Homepage Journal
Re: China Offers Military Armistice with TaiwanPosted by YOU on January 1, 2009, 2:38 am, in reply to "China Offers Military Armistice with Taiwan"Needless to say any nations ought to be interdependent rather than counterproductive.
Any idea how to work my process well?
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Re: China Offers Military Armistice with Taiwan
Posted by YOU on January 1, 2009, 2:38 am, in reply to "China Offers Military Armistice with Taiwan"
Needless to say any nations ought to be interdependent rather than counterproductive.

Re:Survival is good;-) (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 16:27 (#26289295) Homepage Journal
>The code you have clicked on is no longer valid. Your registration may have already been processed. If not, authorization codes expire 24 hours after they have been issued. You will need to apply for a new registration. If you are receiving this message and it has not been 24 hours, your email client may have had a problem processing the confirmation URL. Please try copying and pasting the URL in the email message into your browser.
I proceeded a registration. I pasted the URL but failed. Here's reply to your latest journal- Making Sunlight More Efficient in Algae for Biofuel Production.
Their by-product becomes biofuels. This is nothing but an efficient use of their life circle. Life ought to be interdependent, not counterproductive.
Anyway I hope I can post a comment successfully next time.
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Their by-product becomes biofuels. This is nothing but an efficient use of their life circle. Life ought to be interdependent, not counterproductive.

Re:and back at ya (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 15:07 (#26288993) Homepage Journal
I took four days off from 1st to 4th this January. It seems much shorter than that in American standard, but I appreciate that.As to skills, I have been holding the views that the integration of countless skills leads to the next stage of development. We call it a take-off.Hope this year be the year of take-off for us and for humans as well.
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mercedo wrote today at 2:23 PM
How's your marital life? Marital life gives us all, deprives us of nothing. Happy new year 2009, keep in touch yeah?

mercedo wrote today at 2:18 PM
West or east are relative term only means from where we are located. If Asia means where civilisation comes from now US deserves its name. Japan is located far east from Europe, but obviously far west from the US. Now the glove turns one time. Happy new year!

In fact this year 2009 I turn 4th times of 12 Chinese horoscope. Yes, Ox is my sign. Do you plan to go to church for first prayer or spend your holidays at home?

Happy new year! (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.01 2:26 (#26281881) Homepage Journal
Hope this year be better than the last year. Our role as a critic is enormous.
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mercedo (1 second ago)
Happy new year 2009!! I am optimistic about a current economic move.

Miss HONEY MARIE GUEVARRA,
Happy new year 2009!
Best regards,
Mer

mercedo wrote today at 1:37 AM
I called one of my friends. She had already changed her number. It was about a year and three months ago that we met last time. We couldn't get along well at the occasion. I renewed my thinking still sticking to the past.Happy new year.

2009
Dec 31, '08 12:28 PM for everyone
Well well... to be honest I hardly fulfilled any of the resolutions that I had set for myself in the year of 2008. It has been a very rough year for me... and I would say it has been the roughest year in the whole of my 24 years so far.But the most wonderful thing that ever happened to me this year was that I grew closer to God and I started life afresh in a new church, together with my favourite person in the world, Ben.Contrary to I had previously thought, going to church for worship is not such a dreadful thing. In fact it brings me peace in a time of insecurity. I know Ben has been feeling very happy inside because he probably still finds it hard to believe that there I am, standing just beside him and singing the hymns with him like never before. I've hardly changed in terms of my personality - my flaws are still sticking out like a sore thumb - but I think I have learnt to interpret religion on a different level, and together with this new understanding brings hope like never before. As such, year 2008 is coming to a close, and it being such an eventful year for me, for the world, let us hope for a brighter year ahead.And since I cant stop setting resolutions (aka expectations) for myself, here goes:For the year 2009, I would like to1) Return to where I was from and bravely face challenges in the face of adversity. 2) Grow closer to God, together with Ben. To serve Him and understand Him better.3) Bring my family and friends closer.4) Start planning for marriage. Get my future home.5) Improve (dramatically!) my cooking skills. 6) Stop thinking of the past.7) Learn to be more independent.8) Pick up new skills and improve on existing ones. Of course these are very generic - some are not even within my control. But like what Ben says, God knows me best and will plan the best for me, so I guess I should just learn to relax for once....



mercedo wrote today at 1:14 AM
Hey Toh...take it easy!! I married 13 years ago. Since then my marital status has been giving me many responsibilities and obligations. Instead my wife has been feeling much secured. It's good to have some one who is more relying on me. That's what I think we are social being. Hope you be married in 2009!!Happy new year!