The reason of this shift is clear. There's few labourers to protect in company, so the gap between dispatched workers and regular ones has been narrower. Whomever hired, that doesn't make differences any more.
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Dispatched Labour
Dispatched labour had been prohibited from the perspective of labourer protection. Dispatched labourer had no health insurrance, bonus, promotion, etc.,yet dispatched labourere has been increasing rapidly recently. The law might have been changed, or just there might have a loophole for it.
A Hair's Breadth
Shipbuilding
Re:Interesting(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.09 2:26 (#17164026) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.09 0:31)
Yes, the market of shipbuilding has been skyrockettingly higher these several years, and Japanese shipbuilders are energetically building a new container with a dream that the Pacific Ocean will be the next silkroad -crossroads of many civilisations.
Since America has nothing that China wants -Marxist Hacker 42
China thinks highly of America's education.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.09 2:26 (#17164026) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.09 0:31)
Yes, the market of shipbuilding has been skyrockettingly higher these several years, and Japanese shipbuilders are energetically building a new container with a dream that the Pacific Ocean will be the next silkroad -crossroads of many civilisations.
Since America has nothing that China wants -Marxist Hacker 42
China thinks highly of America's education.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Tamiflu
Tamiflu Revised Contraindications
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 09:02:21 PST
Two cases had been reported in television program. It concluded that it is so hard whether the deliriumn was just the symptom of influenza or the one caused by the side effect of taking Tamiflu. The cause and result relationship between Tamiflu and delirium is indeed very hard to prove.
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 09:02:21 PST
Two cases had been reported in television program. It concluded that it is so hard whether the deliriumn was just the symptom of influenza or the one caused by the side effect of taking Tamiflu. The cause and result relationship between Tamiflu and delirium is indeed very hard to prove.
Nullity
Division by Zero
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 08:34:31 PST
Mathematics is made on the rules and regulations. Those premises were destroyed when he introduced the new number 'nullity', therefore his theory was nullified.
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 08:34:31 PST
Mathematics is made on the rules and regulations. Those premises were destroyed when he introduced the new number 'nullity', therefore his theory was nullified.
Theophilline
Theophilline
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 08:04:14 -0800
Chemistry
Danger of theophilline in case it were used in infants for prevention of asthma
The medicine theophilline is generally used for asthma patients, but if it were prescribed in infants, especially for preventative objectives, that could be subject to causing spasm. If it lasts long hours like 2.5 hours, it is subject to causing acute encephalitis.
Be careful.
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 08:04:14 -0800
Chemistry
Danger of theophilline in case it were used in infants for prevention of asthma
The medicine theophilline is generally used for asthma patients, but if it were prescribed in infants, especially for preventative objectives, that could be subject to causing spasm. If it lasts long hours like 2.5 hours, it is subject to causing acute encephalitis.
Be careful.
Anti-Aging
Staying Sharp as you Age-get the Blood Pumping
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 07:50:59 PST
This mistake is interesting. Apparently he wanted to spell 'our', but the y input between o and r makes us imagine the word might have spelled as 'your'. By this mistake, he was insisting that the aging he was talking about has nothing to do with him. In short he is eager to free from aging.
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 07:50:59 PST
This mistake is interesting. Apparently he wanted to spell 'our', but the y input between o and r makes us imagine the word might have spelled as 'your'. By this mistake, he was insisting that the aging he was talking about has nothing to do with him. In short he is eager to free from aging.
Mediterranean Lake
Ancient Tsunami hit the Mediterranean Basin Hard
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 07:22:31 PST
If eruption was a little bit weaker, Mediterranean Sea might have been called as Mediterranean Lake.
mercedo
Fri, 08 Dec 2006 07:22:31 PST
If eruption was a little bit weaker, Mediterranean Sea might have been called as Mediterranean Lake.
Friday, December 08, 2006
Re:Interesting
Re:Interesting(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 22:57 (#17161324) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
Same thing. Money has no special colour for gap tariffs and sales tax.
Methinks there's a similar problem in both countries. There are many made in China in American stores. JCPenny orders thousands of boots from China. Goods are subject to being brought to America via aeroplane, but after being taken everything into considerations, goods are made in China and being shipped to America. Because they can realise the competitive price than their domestic counterpart. It is wrong if we think domestic products will be protected if gap tariffs were implemented. The change of industry structure might occur, but it helps nourishing the new industry that is not susceptible to the menace of foreign competitive goods.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 22:57 (#17161324) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
Same thing. Money has no special colour for gap tariffs and sales tax.
Methinks there's a similar problem in both countries. There are many made in China in American stores. JCPenny orders thousands of boots from China. Goods are subject to being brought to America via aeroplane, but after being taken everything into considerations, goods are made in China and being shipped to America. Because they can realise the competitive price than their domestic counterpart. It is wrong if we think domestic products will be protected if gap tariffs were implemented. The change of industry structure might occur, but it helps nourishing the new industry that is not susceptible to the menace of foreign competitive goods.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Question
Re:Solzhenitsyn(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 21:45 (#17160732) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
I now read all literature in English. Did you read it in Russian?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 21:45 (#17160732) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
I now read all literature in English. Did you read it in Russian?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Solzhenitsyn
Re:Solzhenitsyn(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 4:46 (#17150636) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
Reading that, one could understand why he would write such a letter.
Thanks for the confirmation.
all the more remarkable for having been written in secret.
He had been writing his novel in a piece of paper. When I stumbled upon him at age 20, I thought that was only possible because the letter he used was an alphabet. I mean I would be unable to come up with such a great literal work if I had to use the complicated combinations of ideogams and imperfet phonetic signs. I started learning English at age 20, his work was the very motivation I started learning English.
He is a novel prize winner. I feel firmly certain that I will be awarded in novel prize for literature soon.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.08 4:46 (#17150636) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.08 4:13)
Reading that, one could understand why he would write such a letter.
Thanks for the confirmation.
all the more remarkable for having been written in secret.
He had been writing his novel in a piece of paper. When I stumbled upon him at age 20, I thought that was only possible because the letter he used was an alphabet. I mean I would be unable to come up with such a great literal work if I had to use the complicated combinations of ideogams and imperfet phonetic signs. I started learning English at age 20, his work was the very motivation I started learning English.
He is a novel prize winner. I feel firmly certain that I will be awarded in novel prize for literature soon.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Why Memories Of The Dead Is Good?
I often notice people often recall a dead person as a good figure like he was a good guy, etc. Why?
Because they don't do harm any more. The living people tend to recall only good memories that they had with him when he was alive. They certainly have a nostalgia that they can't see him any more.
Theophilline
The medicine theophilline is used to asthma patients, but it were prescribed in infants, that is subject to causing spasm. If it lasted long hours like 2.5 hours, it is subject to causing acute encephalitis.
Be careful.
Solzhenitsyn's Wife
Solzhenitsyn was famous for his literary work 'Gulag Archipelagoes ' ' In First Circle' , and once he was put in Gulag for a long time. From there he wrote a letter to his wife in which he told her not to wait him. She said she wanted to hear that he wanted her to wait but instead he sent her a farewell letter. She thought he had already lost his love to her, so she separated from him.
If he thought he can't give her a happiness because he was isolated in Gulag, which means he doesn't love her any more. If it's replaceable, we didn't call it 'love'.
Perfectionist
Perfectionist
2006.12.08 2:54
More than seven years ago, I divorced.
I was unable to forgive just one lie she mad before we got married. I was revealed several days before marriage, since then I had been unable to have relationship with her. After we got married we just had relationship a couple of times but any more. Our marriage ended after one year and three months. Total period of our human relationship was only two years and three months. I kept on refusing to have relationship with her even if I was asked many times -more than ten times. Finally she gave up. We kept on living in the same house after her reveletion, but our relationship never restored.
I was unable to forgive just one lie she made. I didn't tell any lies to her. All the more I was unable to forgive her lie. At least at that time. Finally we divorced. What was her lie? She told me her age was 24, but actually she was about to be 30. We got married three days before she became thirty.
Telling a lie is bad thing. But not telling a lie is even worse.
2006.12.08 2:54
More than seven years ago, I divorced.
I was unable to forgive just one lie she mad before we got married. I was revealed several days before marriage, since then I had been unable to have relationship with her. After we got married we just had relationship a couple of times but any more. Our marriage ended after one year and three months. Total period of our human relationship was only two years and three months. I kept on refusing to have relationship with her even if I was asked many times -more than ten times. Finally she gave up. We kept on living in the same house after her reveletion, but our relationship never restored.
I was unable to forgive just one lie she made. I didn't tell any lies to her. All the more I was unable to forgive her lie. At least at that time. Finally we divorced. What was her lie? She told me her age was 24, but actually she was about to be 30. We got married three days before she became thirty.
Telling a lie is bad thing. But not telling a lie is even worse.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Kidney Transplantation
Kidney Transplantation
2006.12.07 4:24
Practitioner of dialysis in Japan counts 257765 people, in which 11800 people has been wanting a kidney transplantation. Only 994 people were able to receive the kidney plantation.
Kidney has been bought by living body in some South Asia countries. Usually Japanese recepients pay 5000 to 6000 dollars to agents, in which 2000, sometimes 1000 dollars are paid to its donners.
In some countries, kidney transplantation costs 50000 to 70000 dollars including margin to agents.
Kidney tranplantation from other people is not permitted publicly in Japan.
2006.12.07 4:24
Practitioner of dialysis in Japan counts 257765 people, in which 11800 people has been wanting a kidney transplantation. Only 994 people were able to receive the kidney plantation.
Kidney has been bought by living body in some South Asia countries. Usually Japanese recepients pay 5000 to 6000 dollars to agents, in which 2000, sometimes 1000 dollars are paid to its donners.
In some countries, kidney transplantation costs 50000 to 70000 dollars including margin to agents.
Kidney tranplantation from other people is not permitted publicly in Japan.
Gap Tariff System
Gap Tariff System
2006.12.07 3:54
This is one of the effective protectionist's measures.
Usually domestic products are more expensive than foreign goods, so our government impose the higher tariff on import goods so as to protect the benefit of domestic industry. For example, Scotch, Bourbon are much cheaper than domestic conterpart. To make matters better, the taste is also better. So Japanese people are willing to buy Scotch, Bourbon. Therefore gap tariffs exist. Owing to the gap tariff system, people buy any whiskies indiscriminately.The price of both whiskies are almost the same.
It is easily recognisable if they were the cases of liquor, chocolate, etc., but in the case of pork, it is just hard to distinguish between domestic pork and imported one. So if the importer says this pork is domestic one pointing to imported pork, everyone can't help trusting that the one is domestic. Thus they didn't have to pay 'gap tax' that was supposed to pay. They saved 150 million dollars. But they didn't keep it in their safe, they reflected it on the price of pork and the pork they sell has been kept at low price.
Who was most benefitted? Consumers were. The head of company was arrested, but the Department of Agriculture started considering the change of the law.
2006.12.07 3:54
This is one of the effective protectionist's measures.
Usually domestic products are more expensive than foreign goods, so our government impose the higher tariff on import goods so as to protect the benefit of domestic industry. For example, Scotch, Bourbon are much cheaper than domestic conterpart. To make matters better, the taste is also better. So Japanese people are willing to buy Scotch, Bourbon. Therefore gap tariffs exist. Owing to the gap tariff system, people buy any whiskies indiscriminately.The price of both whiskies are almost the same.
It is easily recognisable if they were the cases of liquor, chocolate, etc., but in the case of pork, it is just hard to distinguish between domestic pork and imported one. So if the importer says this pork is domestic one pointing to imported pork, everyone can't help trusting that the one is domestic. Thus they didn't have to pay 'gap tax' that was supposed to pay. They saved 150 million dollars. But they didn't keep it in their safe, they reflected it on the price of pork and the pork they sell has been kept at low price.
Who was most benefitted? Consumers were. The head of company was arrested, but the Department of Agriculture started considering the change of the law.
Midnight
Midnight
I noticed that some hours after midnight are not so cold. The wind stops. The around is so calm.
I noticed that some hours after midnight are not so cold. The wind stops. The around is so calm.
Midnight
Midnight
I noticed that some hours after midnight are not so cold. The wind stops. The around is so calm.
I noticed that some hours after midnight are not so cold. The wind stops. The around is so calm.
America
Re:You really want a comparison(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.07 1:01 (#17130522) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
Exactly that's what I'm saying.
According to some record left by one diplomat from Japan, in 1919 the production of cars in America is a hundred times as many as that of Japan and the production of oil is one hundred and fifty times as much as that of Japan. He said Tokyo would be burnt out three times if Japan start fighting against America. He spent in America for two years and came back. He kept on insiting that the war against America is very stupid, yet he had to fight a war against America. He was the very man who devised the blitz at Pearl Harbour in 1941.
I think it's already obsolete that we evaluate someone only from their nationality. I now command a workable English thanks to you or other internet users, for me to be Japanese is just one attribute, not mean much.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.07 1:01 (#17130522) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
Exactly that's what I'm saying.
According to some record left by one diplomat from Japan, in 1919 the production of cars in America is a hundred times as many as that of Japan and the production of oil is one hundred and fifty times as much as that of Japan. He said Tokyo would be burnt out three times if Japan start fighting against America. He spent in America for two years and came back. He kept on insiting that the war against America is very stupid, yet he had to fight a war against America. He was the very man who devised the blitz at Pearl Harbour in 1941.
I think it's already obsolete that we evaluate someone only from their nationality. I now command a workable English thanks to you or other internet users, for me to be Japanese is just one attribute, not mean much.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Overconsumptious
Re:You really want a comparison(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.06 1:48 (#17114624) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
I think American people are much more effective than Japanese- sorry it's comparison. I believe Japanese society is a repepitive and excessive society, repetition of meaninglessness or it's an overconsamption prone society. In America they omit these excess to its extreme, so they are effective.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.06 1:48 (#17114624) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
I think American people are much more effective than Japanese- sorry it's comparison. I believe Japanese society is a repepitive and excessive society, repetition of meaninglessness or it's an overconsamption prone society. In America they omit these excess to its extreme, so they are effective.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
'Ichigensan' In Japanese
Re:This movie is not available via BlockBuster(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.06 1:35 (#17114450) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
This movie is availavble only in French and Japanese. I believe you can watch Japanese version for free in this site . Just click 500 K or 1 M beside the picture. You will see some screen two times. You just close then you will see this screen. You click the point -which contains square, triangle, circle at the right side. They will issue ID number for free.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.06 1:35 (#17114450) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.05 3:48)
This movie is availavble only in French and Japanese. I believe you can watch Japanese version for free in this site . Just click 500 K or 1 M beside the picture. You will see some screen two times. You just close then you will see this screen. You click the point -which contains square, triangle, circle at the right side. They will issue ID number for free.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Electronic Edition
Electronic Edition
I noticed more and more electronic edition is used as a useful source of reliable information in television news.
I noticed more and more electronic edition is used as a useful source of reliable information in television news.
Electronic Edition
Electronic Edition
I noticed more and more electronic edition is used as a useful source of reliable information in television news.
I noticed more and more electronic edition is used as a useful source of reliable information in television news.
Hello, Debbie
Hello, Debbie....
Thanks for sending me your message. I've been OK. I hope you are well as well.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Monday, December 04, 2006
The Fate Of Japanese
The Fate Of Japanese
2006.12.04 23:40
When American writes the word 'slave', they use five strokes. Japanese have to write 21 strokes for this word in Japanese.
Japanese people work very hard, usually 12 hours in a day, 60 hours in a week. But Americans are able to do the same amount of job for 8 hours in a day, 40 hours in a week. In ordinary time we can hardly see the difference since Japanese work extra 4 hours in a day, and 20 hours in a week, but once in time of emergency, Americans work 12 hours in a day. Obviously Japanese cannot afford to work for 16 hours in a day. In ordinary time Japanese are already working at full swing. They can nothing for it but to explode in time of emergency.
The fate of Japanese is clear. They need to be enslaved before soon.
2006.12.04 23:40
When American writes the word 'slave', they use five strokes. Japanese have to write 21 strokes for this word in Japanese.
Japanese people work very hard, usually 12 hours in a day, 60 hours in a week. But Americans are able to do the same amount of job for 8 hours in a day, 40 hours in a week. In ordinary time we can hardly see the difference since Japanese work extra 4 hours in a day, and 20 hours in a week, but once in time of emergency, Americans work 12 hours in a day. Obviously Japanese cannot afford to work for 16 hours in a day. In ordinary time Japanese are already working at full swing. They can nothing for it but to explode in time of emergency.
The fate of Japanese is clear. They need to be enslaved before soon.
On The Moon
On The Moon
2006.12.04 23:34
There's a container. This case can contain 300 grams of something. But only it contains 100 grams.
There's one box. I could only find the portion of one-thirds of the size of the box. The box is too big to its extreme.
Around me there's too many things like these. As if I were living on the moon. Oh, semi-moon.
2006.12.04 23:34
There's a container. This case can contain 300 grams of something. But only it contains 100 grams.
There's one box. I could only find the portion of one-thirds of the size of the box. The box is too big to its extreme.
Around me there's too many things like these. As if I were living on the moon. Oh, semi-moon.
A Way To Philosopher
Teacher Runs
Being Famous
If those who are well-known to the people they usually belong to, they are famous. Those who appear in television, newspaper have nothing to do with being famous. They are not famous as long as they are outside the realms of my world.
One Time Visitor
Two days ago past midnight I watched the movie 'Ichigensan' from 2 am to 4 am. This movie was a very impressive movie. A love between a foreign student from Switzeland and a woman who graduated from the same university one year ago. After they made love a couple of times, he went back to Paris to be a journalist after he graduated from *** University. His major was Japanese literature.
After one year of leave after she graduated from the same university, she chose to engage in a job in Tokyo. Thus they had to separate one another.
'Ichigensan' means those who visit pub or restaurant only one time and no more. Here's the link if you are interested.
On The Moon
There's a container. This case can contain 300 grams of something. But only it contains 95 grams.
There's one box. I could only find the portion of one-thirds of the size of the box. The box is too big to its extreme.
Around me there's too many things like these. As if I were living on the moon.
Being Famous
They are famous if those who are well known to the people they usually belong to. Those who appear in television, newspaper are not famous. They are not famous as long as they are outside the realms of my world.
One Time Visitor
Last night I watched the movie 'Ichigensan' from 2 am to 4 am. This movie was a very impressive movie.
Ichigensan means those who visit pub or restaurant only one time and no more.
Slave
When American writes the word 'slave', they use five strokes. Japanese have to write 21 strokes for this word in Japanese.
Japanese people work very hard, usually 12 hours in a day, 60 hours in a week. But Americans are able to do the same ammount of job for 8 hours in a day, 40 hours in a week. In ordinary time we can hardly see the difference since Japanese work extra 4 hours in a day, and 20 hours in a week, but once in time of emergency, Americans work 12 hours in a day. Obviously Japanese cannot afford to work for 16 hours in a day. In ordinary time Japanese are already working at full swing. They can nothing for it but to explode in time of emergency.
The fate of Japanese is clear. They need to be enslaved before soon.
I Found
I found the piece of paper which describes what I wanted to write. That says ' Fate Of Japanese', I will write about it in the next journal.
Star
My profile here has been seen in more than 1000 people. That's what I think I am famous.
I didn't want to be famous. -This expression connotes two different senses. One is I didn't want to be famous, so I am not famous now. And the other is I didn't want to be famous, but in spite of that I am famous now. So just the expression 'I didn't want to be famous' means either way.
The truth is I am not famous at all now. But I have started being known to many population through the Internet since two years ago. So I will be inevitably known to many people in the end, though I didn't want to be famous.
Ths truth is I was very famous when I was in school only inside school. I have been totally unknown to any one after I graduated. The reason I was only famous in school is because for me there was everything. Right now for me Slashdot, MySpace are everything, you are my star and so am I, as well as Marxist Hacker 42.
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Way To Philosopher
Way To Philosopher
We need a friend to be a philosopher. A friend who spends all day and night with me. I used to have a couple of friends who were able to do so. Now wanted.
Girls only.
2:51 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
We need a friend to be a philosopher. A friend who spends all day and night with me. I used to have a couple of friends who were able to do so. Now wanted.
Girls only.
2:51 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
Chimney
Hi, Three Butchers and a Chimney...
I checked MySpace site of three members. What amazed me is your age. Are all sixteens? Are you still high schol pupils and made a record.
Wonderful!
Chimney is a hat zoe wears.
Vacant Saturday
I Didn't
I didn't want to be famous.
7:28 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
I Lost The Paper
I lost the piece of paper in which I wrote what I wanted to take down.
I have been trying to recall what I took down in my memo. So far I can't.
1:39 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
I didn't want to be famous.
7:28 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
I Lost The Paper
I lost the piece of paper in which I wrote what I wanted to take down.
I have been trying to recall what I took down in my memo. So far I can't.
1:39 AM - 0 Comments - 0 Kudos - Add Comment
Hi, Leah
Hi, Leah...
Are you in Australia? How have you been lately?
Wherever you are, I'd like to be your supporter.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Are you in Australia? How have you been lately?
Wherever you are, I'd like to be your supporter.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Saturday, December 02, 2006
See You In Sweden
Hello, maria...
I am very glad to hear from you. Honestly speaking, I have been wondering how your trip to Hong Kong was.
Did you renew your profile? I read your new blurb. It was a full of confidence and determination as it used to be, I felt rejuvenated. Thanks so much.
Usually I work 8 hours in a day, besides I spend 5 hours in writing. I browse MySpace when I am really tired. Your profile and music encourage me a lot.
My mission is enormous. You are sure to understand how the gifted child was treated if you are a musician since you are a kid.
See you in Sweden.
I am very glad to hear from you. Honestly speaking, I have been wondering how your trip to Hong Kong was.
Did you renew your profile? I read your new blurb. It was a full of confidence and determination as it used to be, I felt rejuvenated. Thanks so much.
Usually I work 8 hours in a day, besides I spend 5 hours in writing. I browse MySpace when I am really tired. Your profile and music encourage me a lot.
My mission is enormous. You are sure to understand how the gifted child was treated if you are a musician since you are a kid.
See you in Sweden.
Hi, Lauren
Dec 2 2006 1:36A Hi, Lauren...
My first name is Mer and the last name is Cedo. Therefore my name in Mercedo. Make sense?
My first name is Mer and the last name is Cedo. Therefore my name in Mercedo. Make sense?
New Rich
Re:The company I work for...(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.02 0:48 (#17066126) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.01 4:34)
Thanks for the link. I think they must interogate a really wicked one. But sometimes they cannot do justice against it, but they tend to target a new rich like Horiemon, Murakami. I noticed particularly in the case of Horiemon scandal, public prosecuters have been targetted him just because his activity was very noticeable and publicly known to many people, apparently he made a success in such a short period, etc. I believe their investigation is cleary based upon some presumption that he must have committed some unlawful conduct for he mad a success in such a short time. It's very unfair. I think his success is a real one, not based upon any criminal acts.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.12.02 0:48 (#17066126) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.12.01 4:34)
Thanks for the link. I think they must interogate a really wicked one. But sometimes they cannot do justice against it, but they tend to target a new rich like Horiemon, Murakami. I noticed particularly in the case of Horiemon scandal, public prosecuters have been targetted him just because his activity was very noticeable and publicly known to many people, apparently he made a success in such a short period, etc. I believe their investigation is cleary based upon some presumption that he must have committed some unlawful conduct for he mad a success in such a short time. It's very unfair. I think his success is a real one, not based upon any criminal acts.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Friday, December 01, 2006
Teacher Runs
Teacher Runs
In December, teachers start running? You know the reason? The name of this month is 'Teache Runs'. I have to run.
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In December, teachers start running? You know the reason? The name of this month is 'Teache Runs'. I have to run.
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Public vs Private
Public vs Private
2006.12.01 4:34
It's 4:30 AM. I must go to sleep though I have a feeling that I am unable to fulfil my quest. Recently I noticed my life has been occupied by too many working hours. It's so sad.
In a TV, Murakami, the head of Murakami Fund is fighting against his allegation of insider trading. Horiemon is fighting, too. Their opponents are common -Tokyo Public Prosecuters Office. This investigation agency is the strongest investigating body in Japan. Almost all members are Tokyo University graduates. Both Horiemon and Murakami are from this university. Public versus Private. Always Pubic won the fight in the past. But this time the consequence suggests outcome will be totally uncertain.
2006.12.01 4:34
It's 4:30 AM. I must go to sleep though I have a feeling that I am unable to fulfil my quest. Recently I noticed my life has been occupied by too many working hours. It's so sad.
In a TV, Murakami, the head of Murakami Fund is fighting against his allegation of insider trading. Horiemon is fighting, too. Their opponents are common -Tokyo Public Prosecuters Office. This investigation agency is the strongest investigating body in Japan. Almost all members are Tokyo University graduates. Both Horiemon and Murakami are from this university. Public versus Private. Always Pubic won the fight in the past. But this time the consequence suggests outcome will be totally uncertain.
Three Was Enough
Three Was Enough
2006.12.01 3:43
Segway, plasma television, iPod, cognac, cigar, Rolex. These are the items of luxury goods banned by America.
Three Party Talk just ended. Japan was unable to take part in the talks even the representstive is in Beijing. North Korea insited that Japan not take part in the talks. North Korea could hold talks to America. It was not just a two party talks, but they succeeded in talking to America with China's presence. It was a major step. Japanese government or civil servants has been more and more unable to cope with the situation well. The role of civil servants or government official has been declining rapidly.
2006.12.01 3:43
Segway, plasma television, iPod, cognac, cigar, Rolex. These are the items of luxury goods banned by America.
Three Party Talk just ended. Japan was unable to take part in the talks even the representstive is in Beijing. North Korea insited that Japan not take part in the talks. North Korea could hold talks to America. It was not just a two party talks, but they succeeded in talking to America with China's presence. It was a major step. Japanese government or civil servants has been more and more unable to cope with the situation well. The role of civil servants or government official has been declining rapidly.
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