Re:Heh(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.13 3:58 (#14016255) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.11 2:43)
Not only natto but other fermented foods like cheese attracts a lot of people.
Why natto is tasty? Because that reflects the spirit of samurai. Natto was developed in the east part of Japan -Tokyo (to tell the truth, you know in the western part of Japan, traditionally natto hasn't been eaten)- that is regarded as a cradle of samurai spirit. Natto represents spirit of simple diet, vegetarian protein, thought to be only allowed to take in Buddhist tradition. And the strings of natto are believed to be not being able to cut by Japanese sword, that's perseverance, patience, frugality-one of virtues of Japanese bushido.
Let's eat natto in the breakfast.
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Sunday, November 13, 2005
A Taste of Colour -II(Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.12 19:25 (#9266) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Can humans taste fat? For what reasons? I can hardly find the benefit of being able to taste the fat. If our tongue can detect whether the fat is good for our body, it might be helpful. Probably in appetite more concerned, colour might be another factor for our taste. Interestingly the colour of foods forms an important part of our appetite. We can taste bitter, sweet, sour, salty, umami( glutamate ) and 'colour' as well.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.12 19:25 (#9266) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Can humans taste fat? For what reasons? I can hardly find the benefit of being able to taste the fat. If our tongue can detect whether the fat is good for our body, it might be helpful. Probably in appetite more concerned, colour might be another factor for our taste. Interestingly the colour of foods forms an important part of our appetite. We can taste bitter, sweet, sour, salty, umami( glutamate ) and 'colour' as well.--
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A Taste of Colour
Re:hmm(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.13 3:14 (#14016043) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.11 2:43)
Interestingly the colour of foods forms an important part of our appetite. We can taste bitter, sweet, sour, salty, umami( glutamate ) and 'colour' as well.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.13 3:14 (#14016043) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.11 2:43)
Interestingly the colour of foods forms an important part of our appetite. We can taste bitter, sweet, sour, salty, umami( glutamate ) and 'colour' as well.
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The Origin of Three Languages
Re:I don't know(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.13 3:02 (#14015992) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.11 2:43)
Hi, Deg, what's up? I must say this is a tough question, but I try to explain.
You see in our case, despite the fact that though we( South-west Japanese ) live adjacent to Korea, virtually we don't understand anything about Korean language. Yet historically speaking, Korean and Japanese languages are definetly correlated, we have to trace back to our mutual parent language several thousand years ago. I mean we don't understand mutually at all 'now'.
I can hardly believe that they -French and German -can communicate now in using their own languages although they have been living next to one another.
A little bit vague though from my memory in my school days, ca 4 millennia BC, a parent common language of these three started being spoken around the Black Sea. Then around 500 BC, core of Latin language family and Germanic language family started being formed in the respective area. So probably around 2500 years ago that the division of Germanic English and Latin French started. In 5th century, Gemanic tribes-Angles & Saxon started migrating what is now in England, so the division of English and German dates back to 1500 years ago.
This is a core of three languages. But by and large, they (French &German) don't understand one another( 2500 years from separation!).
And furthermore. Superficial share in many vocaburaries are completely different matter. Japanese language contains more than 80% of Chinese words yet linguisticaly speaking there's not in the least correlation between two languages. As a result of Germanic invasion in northern France in 3rd century, French language contains 15% of Germanic words yet there's no influence on its origin to be Latin language.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.13 3:02 (#14015992) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.11 2:43)
Hi, Deg, what's up? I must say this is a tough question, but I try to explain.
You see in our case, despite the fact that though we( South-west Japanese ) live adjacent to Korea, virtually we don't understand anything about Korean language. Yet historically speaking, Korean and Japanese languages are definetly correlated, we have to trace back to our mutual parent language several thousand years ago. I mean we don't understand mutually at all 'now'.
I can hardly believe that they -French and German -can communicate now in using their own languages although they have been living next to one another.
A little bit vague though from my memory in my school days, ca 4 millennia BC, a parent common language of these three started being spoken around the Black Sea. Then around 500 BC, core of Latin language family and Germanic language family started being formed in the respective area. So probably around 2500 years ago that the division of Germanic English and Latin French started. In 5th century, Gemanic tribes-Angles & Saxon started migrating what is now in England, so the division of English and German dates back to 1500 years ago.
This is a core of three languages. But by and large, they (French &German) don't understand one another( 2500 years from separation!).
And furthermore. Superficial share in many vocaburaries are completely different matter. Japanese language contains more than 80% of Chinese words yet linguisticaly speaking there's not in the least correlation between two languages. As a result of Germanic invasion in northern France in 3rd century, French language contains 15% of Germanic words yet there's no influence on its origin to be Latin language.
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Saturday, November 12, 2005
Symbiosis
Symbiosis (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 20:41 (#9248) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Lichen -as if it were the Earth that keeps on floating in space with intricate symbiosis within it.--
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Lichen -as if it were the Earth that keeps on floating in space with intricate symbiosis within it.--
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Clinical Trials (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 20:29 (#9247) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
It is very much needed to have the complete clinical trials before the application to the disease, in this 'Statins' case, the effectiveness of this medicine to certain diseases does not automaticially mean it is also effective to other diseases.
R&D of new drugs is sure to cost a lot more than the application of older drugs.
Application of older drugs to other diseases is more cost-effective, therefore, researchers ought to spend a lot of time and money for clinical trials thoroughly.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 20:29 (#9247) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
It is very much needed to have the complete clinical trials before the application to the disease, in this 'Statins' case, the effectiveness of this medicine to certain diseases does not automaticially mean it is also effective to other diseases.
R&D of new drugs is sure to cost a lot more than the application of older drugs.
Application of older drugs to other diseases is more cost-effective, therefore, researchers ought to spend a lot of time and money for clinical trials thoroughly.--
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Phenomenon is Prior To Theory
Phenomenon is Prior To Theory (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 19:13 (#9246) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
We have inevitably theoretical boundary-our physics is three-dimentional, at best four. On the contrary, we've got lots of inexplicable phenomenon first before we reached some theory afterwards to be able to explain these strange- hard to explain- phenomenon in existing theories. Phenomenon is always prior to theory. We have to put the higher value as to how to find the phenomenon that's worth being evaluated under the light of reason thereafter.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 19:13 (#9246) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
We have inevitably theoretical boundary-our physics is three-dimentional, at best four. On the contrary, we've got lots of inexplicable phenomenon first before we reached some theory afterwards to be able to explain these strange- hard to explain- phenomenon in existing theories. Phenomenon is always prior to theory. We have to put the higher value as to how to find the phenomenon that's worth being evaluated under the light of reason thereafter.--
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This Is Reality (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:46 (#9245) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Europe and America have been very much suffered from BSE issues, the bird flu appeared in the first place in Asia, part of Canada, then Europe.
Japan has been suffered from both cases -from BSE, bird flu, not only those diseases but other livestock related diseases -mouth&foot disease is also a potential threat.
Our economic growth always has to take those threats into account.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:46 (#9245) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Europe and America have been very much suffered from BSE issues, the bird flu appeared in the first place in Asia, part of Canada, then Europe.
Japan has been suffered from both cases -from BSE, bird flu, not only those diseases but other livestock related diseases -mouth&foot disease is also a potential threat.
Our economic growth always has to take those threats into account.--
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Envision, Perspective, Panorama
Envision, Perspective, Panorama (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:37 (#9244) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
I'm Japanese and clearly I can tell what lacks in Japanese, that's envision, perspective, panorama. They are excellent in precise technic, but they always show severe lack of whole image in space technology.
As was usual, they failed to see forest while always kept on glaring at details.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:37 (#9244) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
I'm Japanese and clearly I can tell what lacks in Japanese, that's envision, perspective, panorama. They are excellent in precise technic, but they always show severe lack of whole image in space technology.
As was usual, they failed to see forest while always kept on glaring at details.--
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Magnitude, Epicentre, Richter Scale
Magnitude, Epicentre, Richter Scale (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:01 (#9243) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
We just had an earthquake here in Fukuoka this year. Magnitude shows the strength of the earthquake, and where the epicentre of the earthquake -whether it is in the midst of the city or off the shore, and Richter scale- that indicates the degree of destruction, are also important as well. To know magnitude accurately is the very beginning of the first step to know how the earthquake is and we know how beneficial if the early warning system will be well arranged.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 18:01 (#9243) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
We just had an earthquake here in Fukuoka this year. Magnitude shows the strength of the earthquake, and where the epicentre of the earthquake -whether it is in the midst of the city or off the shore, and Richter scale- that indicates the degree of destruction, are also important as well. To know magnitude accurately is the very beginning of the first step to know how the earthquake is and we know how beneficial if the early warning system will be well arranged.--
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Sea Monsters
Sea Monsters (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.11 17:37 (#9242) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
It is little known -I think, that Godzilla was an ancient creature combined with gorilla and whale, and woke up after the extra exposure of nuclear-radiation. Give me the advantage of Japanese, the term Godzilla is made up with gorilla plus kudzilla( whale in Japanese )thus Godzilla. Behemoth in Bible is thought to be whale those days, in ancient times we must have been able to find more sea monsters than now.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.11 17:37 (#9242) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
It is little known -I think, that Godzilla was an ancient creature combined with gorilla and whale, and woke up after the extra exposure of nuclear-radiation. Give me the advantage of Japanese, the term Godzilla is made up with gorilla plus kudzilla( whale in Japanese )thus Godzilla. Behemoth in Bible is thought to be whale those days, in ancient times we must have been able to find more sea monsters than now.--
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Friday, November 11, 2005
Re:Right(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.11 0:11 (#13997685) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Thanks for the reply. I talked to a Japanese guy on line for the first time. Both slashdot org.&jp. are very similar in form nowadays and sometimes I visit jp. site and enjoy it.
I found von_yosukeyan's site very interesting &beneficial. If you knew other jp.sites that's worth reading, please let me know.
Oh, I don't have to feel about time-lag when I talk to you, that's another happiness!
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.11 0:11 (#13997685) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Thanks for the reply. I talked to a Japanese guy on line for the first time. Both slashdot org.&jp. are very similar in form nowadays and sometimes I visit jp. site and enjoy it.
I found von_yosukeyan's site very interesting &beneficial. If you knew other jp.sites that's worth reading, please let me know.
Oh, I don't have to feel about time-lag when I talk to you, that's another happiness!
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Thursday, November 10, 2005
Re:Denmark(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.10 4:41 (#13991221) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
And they may be citizens, but they are NOT assimilated. If they were assimilated, they would likely not have the problems with unemployment, harassement and ghettoization that they are facing
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.10 4:41 (#13991221) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
And they may be citizens, but they are NOT assimilated. If they were assimilated, they would likely not have the problems with unemployment, harassement and ghettoization that they are facing
This sounds a little bit strange from outsiders' view. Let's think it opposite, probably they think because they are alienated, they would be unable to assimilate with the society they live even if they wanted to.
It's ugly, but I firmly believe it is truth
Interesting. Probably your belief only reflect part of truth in America, while it's a little bit mysterious since it seems not funny as long as superficially we follow many news in America.
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Re:Denmark(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.10 4:11 (#13990936) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
assimilate or be deported
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assimilate or be deported
Since border control is very tight in the case of Britain and its extending country- USA, and their national characteristic is relatively very clear as opposed to one of the main European countries like France. France we say today is already very different from what it used to be, so even if they were asked whether to assimilate or be deported, they would probably ask you 'assimilate with whom?' and deported to where?'
The concept of national border is very different from that of Britain and America that are basically divided from by the sea.
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Re:Denmark(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.10 3:43 (#13990688) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Europeans are clearly insane
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.10 3:43 (#13990688) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Europeans are clearly insane
You Americans might think so, but assuming the fact that the right half of Europe was deeply dipped into Asia, it is unavoidable for Europe to be exposed from the waves of immigrants and the cultures along with them. In the case of USA, border control is basically only limited in restricting illegal workers from central America. Best way for them Europeans is to assimilate the changes by degrees as accepting many different cultures.
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Love On Line II
Love On Line II
2005.10.29 3:23
At 2:10>No. I need you to take chances. Don't want to settle for the Japanese salaryman schedule. Sorry. You can have your needs met at a snack bar in Yahoo! City if thats what you want. I maybe a little outside your league. Bon Chance.- Eri
At 2:28 I miss no one but you, it's not just a matter of sex, when I want to see you, I want to see, whether we have sex is another thing. As to tomorrow night I'm going to wait till tomorrow night. Good night my love. -Mer
>At 2:32 Your love? Very funny! Not tomorrow, and not any other time unless I choose it. I guess unless you're ready to come when I ask, that's when we'll meet. Too late for you? I thought so. Gnite. -Eri
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by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.29 4:00 (#13898763) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Did I misread that ? could you clarify the tone of the conversation.Otherwise congratulations
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Re:ur(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.30 12:53 (#13907428) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Apparently she was very drunk.
When she said, Too late for you? I thought so. Gnite. That was enough. I thought she loves me.
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ahh...(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.10.30 8:56 (#13906733) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
call me crazy but you're being played. right who am i to say that from such a small glimpse into a single conversation? well, the words 'she' uses, the way she bats you around like a plaything, toying with you are all so evident to me... you are nothing but a tool for her 'power hunger' she wants not to see you happy, but to drink the glory of power over the lives of the meek...in other words she is a whore. in the full meaning of the word, and not just a woman who may sleep around, as there are plenty of words which describe that, but which may not make someone a 'whore.' -- of course i am basing thiss all on 2 facts. 1. she's never available when you are and 2. the way she talks at you, instead of to you.but maybe what you want is a whore and not a woman... if that is the case, congrats anyways, although i can't imagine it being anything but punishment and abuse to be involved that way....
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Re:ahh...(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.30 13:11 (#13907474) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
My relationship with her started at physical one. We slept together at the very night we met first. I think it was luckiest. Otherwise I would not be able to develop our relatiuonship furthermore.
She's teaching in elementary school and I guess she has to surpress her innermost feeling in presence of her pupils. That causes her great mental stress and I really understand that.
I know, as anyone clearly noticed, her word is very strong and somehow mean, even offensive but behind all the strong words she uttered, the true feeling reveals, she was crying because she couldn't find a guy beside her when she really wanted. And this conversation shows for her I am the only one when she is in distress.
I am also a lonely guy and I can endure being alone if she didn't want me to see. Thus our relationship continues.
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Re:ahh...(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.11.01 10:11 (#13920004) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
well that falls outside my experience, still, i would be too paranoid to even bother with someone like her. i guess that's part of why i'm alone, again...
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2005.10.29 3:23
At 2:10>No. I need you to take chances. Don't want to settle for the Japanese salaryman schedule. Sorry. You can have your needs met at a snack bar in Yahoo! City if thats what you want. I maybe a little outside your league. Bon Chance.- Eri
At 2:28 I miss no one but you, it's not just a matter of sex, when I want to see you, I want to see, whether we have sex is another thing. As to tomorrow night I'm going to wait till tomorrow night. Good night my love. -Mer
>At 2:32 Your love? Very funny! Not tomorrow, and not any other time unless I choose it. I guess unless you're ready to come when I ask, that's when we'll meet. Too late for you? I thought so. Gnite. -Eri
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by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.29 4:00 (#13898763) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Did I misread that ? could you clarify the tone of the conversation.Otherwise congratulations
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Re:ur(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.30 12:53 (#13907428) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Apparently she was very drunk.
When she said, Too late for you? I thought so. Gnite. That was enough. I thought she loves me.
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ahh...(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.10.30 8:56 (#13906733) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
call me crazy but you're being played. right who am i to say that from such a small glimpse into a single conversation? well, the words 'she' uses, the way she bats you around like a plaything, toying with you are all so evident to me... you are nothing but a tool for her 'power hunger' she wants not to see you happy, but to drink the glory of power over the lives of the meek...in other words she is a whore. in the full meaning of the word, and not just a woman who may sleep around, as there are plenty of words which describe that, but which may not make someone a 'whore.' -- of course i am basing thiss all on 2 facts. 1. she's never available when you are and 2. the way she talks at you, instead of to you.but maybe what you want is a whore and not a woman... if that is the case, congrats anyways, although i can't imagine it being anything but punishment and abuse to be involved that way....
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Re:ahh...(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.30 13:11 (#13907474) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
My relationship with her started at physical one. We slept together at the very night we met first. I think it was luckiest. Otherwise I would not be able to develop our relatiuonship furthermore.
She's teaching in elementary school and I guess she has to surpress her innermost feeling in presence of her pupils. That causes her great mental stress and I really understand that.
I know, as anyone clearly noticed, her word is very strong and somehow mean, even offensive but behind all the strong words she uttered, the true feeling reveals, she was crying because she couldn't find a guy beside her when she really wanted. And this conversation shows for her I am the only one when she is in distress.
I am also a lonely guy and I can endure being alone if she didn't want me to see. Thus our relationship continues.
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Re:ahh...(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.11.01 10:11 (#13920004) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
well that falls outside my experience, still, i would be too paranoid to even bother with someone like her. i guess that's part of why i'm alone, again...
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Oh My Girlfriend!
2005.10.29 2:54
At 20:22 Tonight I got a phone call from my only love-Eri a girl from Africa. She asked me to come in her room at midnight. I agreed. While I was rushing into her place, I got a phone call from her at 21:09, she said she's on her way to Kokura and so please don't come, I agreed.
At 2:32 I got an email in which she had half a mind for me to come to see her right now - I've drunk, being sleepy, tired, but first of all no car available any more. -We live in a different city about 70 km away.
This is as is always the case with her. I hope I want to see her tomorrow night, all I have to do is visit prior to ask -this is a very risky bet since I won't have found place to sleep.
2005.10.29 2:54
At 20:22 Tonight I got a phone call from my only love-Eri a girl from Africa. She asked me to come in her room at midnight. I agreed. While I was rushing into her place, I got a phone call from her at 21:09, she said she's on her way to Kokura and so please don't come, I agreed.
At 2:32 I got an email in which she had half a mind for me to come to see her right now - I've drunk, being sleepy, tired, but first of all no car available any more. -We live in a different city about 70 km away.
This is as is always the case with her. I hope I want to see her tomorrow night, all I have to do is visit prior to ask -this is a very risky bet since I won't have found place to sleep.
No Pleasure, No Gain
No Pleasure, No Gain
2005.10.27 11:38
I was trying to write the day before yesterday, but I quit. It wasn't worth to be read. I was trying to write something too yesterday. It was not interesting to be read.
I've been leading monotonous life. I go to work, I work, I go home, I opened my PC, read an article on sites. I read. I read, and read I conceive something, but I am unable to crystalise the idea. I let them be, throw away, I go to bed.
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You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.27 15:21 (#13887228) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Writers block
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Re:You know what you have(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:13 (#13890139) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
I was having cheap white wine, that only causes me drowsiness. I was having whisky, bourbon, Scotch whatever that was too strong for me to keep me awake.
Tonight I found a perfect resolution -It's Gin. Now I will get back soon.
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Re:You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.28 3:37 (#13890908) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
I always found that THC cleared it right up .. but then a lot of people have moral and legal objections to its use ..
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Re:You know what you have(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 0:34 (#13896831) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Illegality of drugs has more to do with economic, social problem than health problem for indviduals.
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Re:You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.29 19:46 (#13903924) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
;) it would take money away from the alcohol and tobacco business .Of course if the government had half a brain they would legalise them (though I would rather some were never legal)1: You cut off multi billions of organised crime revenue2: Crime will be reduced , prison systems would be less stressed with non violent criminals3: People would have more liberty and free will4: Billions and billions more tax revenue5: Cut the death rates due to bad quality drugsProhibition has never worked , I wish people had learnt that from what happened in the USA circa 1920s . So many people died and the Mafia managed to gain massive amounts of control . Look what happened since the 1960s when drugs started getting kicked in the crotch... Organised crime has taken hold and a lot of people are dyeing
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I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) on 2005.10.28 1:16 (#13889578) (Last Journal: 2005.10.29 0:24)
Were early warning poison gas detectors for miners.I can sympathize with you. Creativity can be quite difficult when every day is Sisyphean and leaves you with no energy or motivation to do much of anything.
--If at first you don't succeed, you might as well give up. You're a failure.[ Reply to This ]
Re:I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:06 (#13890060) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Besides I'm writing in English, that makes me crazy.
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Re:I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) on 2005.10.28 2:18 (#13890196) (Last Journal: 2005.10.29 0:24)
Same here. Unfortunately, it's the only language I know.
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Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 1:55 (#13889973) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
You might want to try doing NaNoWriMo [nanowrimo.org] this year. It is short hand for National Novel Writing Month. Basically you try and write 50,000 words in the month of November. I did it last year (and failed:-( having only written 27,000 words). However, if you start early and pace yourself, you should be able to do it. The nice thing is that there are discussion boards and literally thousands of people doing with you. One of the best quotes I ever saw on their site was, "You can crap, you can't edit a blank page."
If nothing else its an excuse to help you focus your efforts and it starts next Tuesday, too;-)
--I want [slashdot.org] to believe [venganza.org].[ Reply to This ]
Re:Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 2:00 (#13890018) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
And for the record, that quote should read, "You can edit crap, you can't edit edit a blank page."
Yes, Fidel, you can still give me grief;-)
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Re:Nanowrimo(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:55 (#13890521) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
First, here's joke. I though it a palindrome, but on second site, I thought it something related to nano-tech.
Yeah, it's interesting. I can't imagine whether I can write 50,000 words in a month -that is 1666 words a day. Probably many people notice I am not a native speaker, then I prepare for it -I would say ' I wrote it deliberately aiming as if I were a non-native, it requires technique though. '
It seems very interesting. See you in a competition.
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Re:Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 4:14 (#13891281) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
If you go ahead and do, by all means keep us updated. I know for me that one of the thigns it helped me with was the sheer mechanics of writing. Just getting the fingers and brain linked up to get the thought to the page is useful as well.
--I want [slashdot.org] to believe [venganza.org].[ Reply to This Parent ]
Re:Nanowrimo(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 2:37 (#13898085) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Sorry, but honestly speaking it's a litte bit beyond my capacity. I think I'm still learning how to write correctly, not well. But thanks for the invitation, someday, sure.
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So?(Score:1)
by Guppy06 (410832) <diwancio&earthlink,net> on 2005.10.28 5:34 (#13892017) (Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:08)
"It wasn't worth to be read."It's not like posting to your Slashdot journal is a paying gig, let the audience decide whether or not it's worth reading.Besides, if you're self-conscious about your English, more practice wouldn't hurt.
--"Liberté, égalité, fraternité" also makes for an interesting order of priorities.[ Reply to This ]
Re:So?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 2:07 (#13897775) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Yeah, you are completely correct. Writers should post their articles without preference and prejudice. I hadn't expected to get this lots of comments on this JE, on the other hands, I had sometime I hadn't gotten any comments though I was expecting. 'For me nothing' doesn't necessarily mean nothing for other readers. You are correct.
Communication is a matter of love, if I really love someone, I try to communicate with them eagerly -if I love someone, I love their dogs too.
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2005.10.27 11:38
I was trying to write the day before yesterday, but I quit. It wasn't worth to be read. I was trying to write something too yesterday. It was not interesting to be read.
I've been leading monotonous life. I go to work, I work, I go home, I opened my PC, read an article on sites. I read. I read, and read I conceive something, but I am unable to crystalise the idea. I let them be, throw away, I go to bed.
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You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.27 15:21 (#13887228) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Writers block
--I'd rather Die young than Diurnal[ Reply to This ]
Re:You know what you have(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:13 (#13890139) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
I was having cheap white wine, that only causes me drowsiness. I was having whisky, bourbon, Scotch whatever that was too strong for me to keep me awake.
Tonight I found a perfect resolution -It's Gin. Now I will get back soon.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Reply to This Parent ]
Re:You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.28 3:37 (#13890908) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
I always found that THC cleared it right up .. but then a lot of people have moral and legal objections to its use ..
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Re:You know what you have(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 0:34 (#13896831) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Illegality of drugs has more to do with economic, social problem than health problem for indviduals.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Reply to This Parent ]
Re:You know what you have(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.29 19:46 (#13903924) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
;) it would take money away from the alcohol and tobacco business .Of course if the government had half a brain they would legalise them (though I would rather some were never legal)1: You cut off multi billions of organised crime revenue2: Crime will be reduced , prison systems would be less stressed with non violent criminals3: People would have more liberty and free will4: Billions and billions more tax revenue5: Cut the death rates due to bad quality drugsProhibition has never worked , I wish people had learnt that from what happened in the USA circa 1920s . So many people died and the Mafia managed to gain massive amounts of control . Look what happened since the 1960s when drugs started getting kicked in the crotch... Organised crime has taken hold and a lot of people are dyeing
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I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) on 2005.10.28 1:16 (#13889578) (Last Journal: 2005.10.29 0:24)
Were early warning poison gas detectors for miners.I can sympathize with you. Creativity can be quite difficult when every day is Sisyphean and leaves you with no energy or motivation to do much of anything.
--If at first you don't succeed, you might as well give up. You're a failure.[ Reply to This ]
Re:I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:06 (#13890060) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Besides I'm writing in English, that makes me crazy.
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Re:I thought canaries...(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) on 2005.10.28 2:18 (#13890196) (Last Journal: 2005.10.29 0:24)
Same here. Unfortunately, it's the only language I know.
--If at first you don't succeed, you might as well give up. You're a failure.[ Reply to This Parent ]
Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 1:55 (#13889973) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
You might want to try doing NaNoWriMo [nanowrimo.org] this year. It is short hand for National Novel Writing Month. Basically you try and write 50,000 words in the month of November. I did it last year (and failed:-( having only written 27,000 words). However, if you start early and pace yourself, you should be able to do it. The nice thing is that there are discussion boards and literally thousands of people doing with you. One of the best quotes I ever saw on their site was, "You can crap, you can't edit a blank page."
If nothing else its an excuse to help you focus your efforts and it starts next Tuesday, too;-)
--I want [slashdot.org] to believe [venganza.org].[ Reply to This ]
Re:Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 2:00 (#13890018) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
And for the record, that quote should read, "You can edit crap, you can't edit edit a blank page."
Yes, Fidel, you can still give me grief;-)
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Re:Nanowrimo(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.28 2:55 (#13890521) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
First, here's joke. I though it a palindrome, but on second site, I thought it something related to nano-tech.
Yeah, it's interesting. I can't imagine whether I can write 50,000 words in a month -that is 1666 words a day. Probably many people notice I am not a native speaker, then I prepare for it -I would say ' I wrote it deliberately aiming as if I were a non-native, it requires technique though. '
It seems very interesting. See you in a competition.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Reply to This Parent ]
Re:Nanowrimo(Score:2)
by Shadow Wrought (586631) on 2005.10.28 4:14 (#13891281) (http://slashdot.org/~Shadow%20Wrought/journal Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:47)
If you go ahead and do, by all means keep us updated. I know for me that one of the thigns it helped me with was the sheer mechanics of writing. Just getting the fingers and brain linked up to get the thought to the page is useful as well.
--I want [slashdot.org] to believe [venganza.org].[ Reply to This Parent ]
Re:Nanowrimo(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 2:37 (#13898085) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Sorry, but honestly speaking it's a litte bit beyond my capacity. I think I'm still learning how to write correctly, not well. But thanks for the invitation, someday, sure.
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So?(Score:1)
by Guppy06 (410832) <diwancio&earthlink,net> on 2005.10.28 5:34 (#13892017) (Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:08)
"It wasn't worth to be read."It's not like posting to your Slashdot journal is a paying gig, let the audience decide whether or not it's worth reading.Besides, if you're self-conscious about your English, more practice wouldn't hurt.
--"Liberté, égalité, fraternité" also makes for an interesting order of priorities.[ Reply to This ]
Re:So?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.29 2:07 (#13897775) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Yeah, you are completely correct. Writers should post their articles without preference and prejudice. I hadn't expected to get this lots of comments on this JE, on the other hands, I had sometime I hadn't gotten any comments though I was expecting. 'For me nothing' doesn't necessarily mean nothing for other readers. You are correct.
Communication is a matter of love, if I really love someone, I try to communicate with them eagerly -if I love someone, I love their dogs too.
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Frost Falling
2005.10.25 2:26
Yesterday I turn on hot on the air-conditioner. For the first time in this autumn, of course, we had cold temparature abruptly. I checked the calendar - that read 'frost-falling' It is obvious that we had a cold day.
Tonight too, so cold. I'm going to sleep soon. The term 'frost-fall' refers to the colour of uniform in my high-school. Grey or greyish white is a symbol of prestige, pride, fame in my hometown. When we had frost-falling, we feel chilly. Did people in my town feel chilly at the site of frost falling uniform? Probably the answer is yes.
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Man of Ice(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.25 7:08 (#13867107) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
I love the cold , I am honestly terrible in the heat.I get lethargic and clumsy( more so than normal ) .Though in temperatures below 15C my functionality increases greatly
--I'd rather Die young than Diurnal
Re:Man of Ice(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.25 10:23 (#13868347) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Originally I thought it the mark * is asterisk, the sign of star, while I was looking at the * at the end your name I thought it a sign of frost, or a crystal of frost, you got a frost on the very day of the first frost falling, you are now in full throttle.
My subscription was a gift from StalinsNotDead, are yours from your anonymous fan?
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Re:Man of Ice(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.25 19:36 (#13870382) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Seems like it was a gift from Anonymous coward , that guy has like 500,000 + posts on slashdot ;)Which just makes me curious as to the real identity .. I can understand them wanting to remain anonymous though .
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2005.10.25 2:26
Yesterday I turn on hot on the air-conditioner. For the first time in this autumn, of course, we had cold temparature abruptly. I checked the calendar - that read 'frost-falling' It is obvious that we had a cold day.
Tonight too, so cold. I'm going to sleep soon. The term 'frost-fall' refers to the colour of uniform in my high-school. Grey or greyish white is a symbol of prestige, pride, fame in my hometown. When we had frost-falling, we feel chilly. Did people in my town feel chilly at the site of frost falling uniform? Probably the answer is yes.
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Man of Ice(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.25 7:08 (#13867107) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
I love the cold , I am honestly terrible in the heat.I get lethargic and clumsy( more so than normal ) .Though in temperatures below 15C my functionality increases greatly
--I'd rather Die young than Diurnal
Re:Man of Ice(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.25 10:23 (#13868347) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Originally I thought it the mark * is asterisk, the sign of star, while I was looking at the * at the end your name I thought it a sign of frost, or a crystal of frost, you got a frost on the very day of the first frost falling, you are now in full throttle.
My subscription was a gift from StalinsNotDead, are yours from your anonymous fan?
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Parent ]
Re:Man of Ice(Score:2)
by FidelCatsro (861135) * <fidelcatsro@ g m a i l . com> on 2005.10.25 19:36 (#13870382) (Last Journal: 2005.11.08 19:16)
Seems like it was a gift from Anonymous coward , that guy has like 500,000 + posts on slashdot ;)Which just makes me curious as to the real identity .. I can understand them wanting to remain anonymous though .
--I'd rather Die young than Diurnal[ Parent ]
Oath In Tennis Court
2005.10.24 1:28
I bought new shoes for the first time in ten years. About ten years ago I rushed into buying tens of new shoes. At that time I was inclined to get new shoes. Many cost $100-$200 and all were incredibly endurable. I've been still using some of them, all were of course worn out but still no problem to use.
Almost all shoes I bought ten years ago were made in Northampton, England - Dr Martins, JT Hawkins, Underground Shoes. And others were Regal made in USA.
Because I didn't care about the weight of shoes ten years ago and also I thought it better to wear a heavy shoes because simply I thought it cool. Now the time has passed, I prefer to use a light shoes suitable to light walk.
I chose to buy a sneaker and the name of the shoes is Wimbledon, the one was really licenced by Wimbledon, and the make is Japanese, but this shoe is made in China.
I tried wearing this shoe and I found it extremely comfortable and light, easy to move, as if I were born again. I am revigorated. I am rejuvenated.
Today I took an oath in tennis court. My revolution starts now.
2005.10.24 1:28
I bought new shoes for the first time in ten years. About ten years ago I rushed into buying tens of new shoes. At that time I was inclined to get new shoes. Many cost $100-$200 and all were incredibly endurable. I've been still using some of them, all were of course worn out but still no problem to use.
Almost all shoes I bought ten years ago were made in Northampton, England - Dr Martins, JT Hawkins, Underground Shoes. And others were Regal made in USA.
Because I didn't care about the weight of shoes ten years ago and also I thought it better to wear a heavy shoes because simply I thought it cool. Now the time has passed, I prefer to use a light shoes suitable to light walk.
I chose to buy a sneaker and the name of the shoes is Wimbledon, the one was really licenced by Wimbledon, and the make is Japanese, but this shoe is made in China.
I tried wearing this shoe and I found it extremely comfortable and light, easy to move, as if I were born again. I am revigorated. I am rejuvenated.
Today I took an oath in tennis court. My revolution starts now.
As To Today's Proverb
2005.10.22 22:25
To be or not to be. -- Shakespeare To do is to be. -- Nietzsche To be is to do. -- Sartre Do be do be do. -- Sinatra
To be or not to be. -- Shakespeare
No Comment.
To do is to be. -- Nietzsche
Nietzsche tried to get over the meaninglessness of life or nihilism at that time covered in Europe by the affirmative admission of life by way of doing positively so I might say for him that doing is being. So this expression is right.
To be is to do. -- Sartre
You see his shibboleth was existence is prior to being so he is merely pointing that being is being. I cannot believe he's saying 'To be is to do'. Instead what he said was just 'To be is to be'. Actually he didn't understand the meaning of what he said.
Do be do be do. -- Sinatra
Was he singing so?
2005.10.22 22:25
To be or not to be. -- Shakespeare To do is to be. -- Nietzsche To be is to do. -- Sartre Do be do be do. -- Sinatra
To be or not to be. -- Shakespeare
No Comment.
To do is to be. -- Nietzsche
Nietzsche tried to get over the meaninglessness of life or nihilism at that time covered in Europe by the affirmative admission of life by way of doing positively so I might say for him that doing is being. So this expression is right.
To be is to do. -- Sartre
You see his shibboleth was existence is prior to being so he is merely pointing that being is being. I cannot believe he's saying 'To be is to do'. Instead what he said was just 'To be is to be'. Actually he didn't understand the meaning of what he said.
Do be do be do. -- Sinatra
Was he singing so?
A Matter of Contents
A Matter of Contents
2005.10.22 6:10
Technically speaking now we can carry all the libraries combined in our hands. The problem we will face is a matter of contents. Still many great works are protected under the copyright law or the right of intellectual property, and restricted to be written down freely in the Internet.
We can get access to tens of thousands of kinds of scribles in this revolutionary instrument, if we can freely read whole paragraph of 'War and Peace', how fantastic! It also helps us save money to spend for buying books. I used to read tens of hundreds of books lent in a library, but it cost none. To buy books is one thing and to get information is another. I was unable to be such a great writer if I had to pay for reading books in a library.
Internet ought to contain the library -collections of contents, lots of classics we ought to read. Not just for slashdot.
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Project Guttenberg(Score:2)
by Marxist Hacker 42 (638312) * <seebert@seeberfamily.org> on 2005.10.22 6:29 (#13848137) (http://www.informationr.us/ Last Journal: 2005.11.09 6:05)
Is the original of this- dealing with works whose copyrights have expired (I think War And Peace is in there- somewhere). A more modern version, coming soon to an internet enabled palmtop or phone near you, is Google Books and Yahoo Books. The companies are in competition and currently making deals with publishers for out of print copyrighted works- in exchange for providing hit counts and locations of people interested in the books, which could lead to print on demand and new runs for some books that have been unavailable for years; in return for you being able to search huge libraries. Googlezon, here we come! [robinsloan.com]
--If you don't like the reaction- don't do the action. Isaac Newton applied to ethics.
Re:Project Guttenberg(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.24 2:11 (#13858364) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Probably they would start to store the classical works whose copyrights were already expired, they will not face conspicuous problems for their project on this. The matter is whether they will be able to store the contents currently someone holds their copyright. Some will oppose and others say welcome, that depends. Bestseller writers will raise some questions if their works were relocated in Google libraries without their permissions, but I don't believe Google will do such things without permission of original writers.
By and large this project will complete soon. And even those who opposed this project would turn to publish their works in the Internet soon. In my prediction, a history of books in paper will be ended before long. Within two or three years people will prefer to carry a w-ZERO 3 (the name of the new product) and we would be considered one of the greatest writers of our times.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Parent ]
Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by BandwidthHog (257320) <whatwouldbryando@ironicallyenough.com> on 2005.10.22 11:22 (#13850119) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelifeofbryan/ Last Journal: 2005.10.03 2:05)
I’ve got the U.S. Constitution on my iPod, and it’s great for the novelty value, as well as for use in arguments over legal issues. But such small screens just don’t lend themselves to actually reading something. For reference purposes though, they’re great. I think once a device better suited to that usage hits the market in large numbers, we’ll see an explosion in that area.
--TRUE/FALSE: Those who believe Biblical End Times to be a good thing should have a hand in foreign policy.
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.10.22 12:27 (#13850430) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
the technology for the display is here today. they can fabricate a 'memory' LCD that 'remembers' the last image sent to it (the technology was intended for 'digital paper' but that concept has yet to be a relaity, however 'memory' LCD laptop displays Are going into production for laptops designed for LDC children to 'learn' with, in place of 'textbooks' they get a laptop capapble of replacing hundreds of textbooks ;)so yeah, a display that was like a notepad, required power only when 'turning' pages... well we have the technology for that today, and it could be built and markted for under $200 apparently, but it still wouldn't be the same as havign a real book in one's hand, and even if it was durable enough to be used for travel, it would still not be so desireable as to be worth $200 to most people, unless it also supported some basic computing abilities, which would either drive up the price, or limit the users it would 'interest'still, online books are a natural step in the evolution of print media.
--you can't spell slaughter without laughter.[ Parent ]
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by Allen Zadr (767458) * <`Allen.Zadr' `at' `gmail.com'> on 2005.10.23 1:20 (#13852669) (Last Journal: 2005.11.06 10:08)
I've read three books on my Palm IIIc, and didn't have a problem with the screen size. It only takes two pages to get used to the scroll distance, and your fine. The iPod has a smaller screen (less than half), and I'm quite amazed it didn't grow any for the new Video version.
--Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before.[ Parent ]
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.24 2:18 (#13858396) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
I think once a device better suited to that usage hits the market in large numbers, we'll see an explosion in that area.
That's it, that's it. That's IT.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Parent ]
2005.10.22 6:10
Technically speaking now we can carry all the libraries combined in our hands. The problem we will face is a matter of contents. Still many great works are protected under the copyright law or the right of intellectual property, and restricted to be written down freely in the Internet.
We can get access to tens of thousands of kinds of scribles in this revolutionary instrument, if we can freely read whole paragraph of 'War and Peace', how fantastic! It also helps us save money to spend for buying books. I used to read tens of hundreds of books lent in a library, but it cost none. To buy books is one thing and to get information is another. I was unable to be such a great writer if I had to pay for reading books in a library.
Internet ought to contain the library -collections of contents, lots of classics we ought to read. Not just for slashdot.
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Project Guttenberg(Score:2)
by Marxist Hacker 42 (638312) * <seebert@seeberfamily.org> on 2005.10.22 6:29 (#13848137) (http://www.informationr.us/ Last Journal: 2005.11.09 6:05)
Is the original of this- dealing with works whose copyrights have expired (I think War And Peace is in there- somewhere). A more modern version, coming soon to an internet enabled palmtop or phone near you, is Google Books and Yahoo Books. The companies are in competition and currently making deals with publishers for out of print copyrighted works- in exchange for providing hit counts and locations of people interested in the books, which could lead to print on demand and new runs for some books that have been unavailable for years; in return for you being able to search huge libraries. Googlezon, here we come! [robinsloan.com]
--If you don't like the reaction- don't do the action. Isaac Newton applied to ethics.
Re:Project Guttenberg(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.24 2:11 (#13858364) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Probably they would start to store the classical works whose copyrights were already expired, they will not face conspicuous problems for their project on this. The matter is whether they will be able to store the contents currently someone holds their copyright. Some will oppose and others say welcome, that depends. Bestseller writers will raise some questions if their works were relocated in Google libraries without their permissions, but I don't believe Google will do such things without permission of original writers.
By and large this project will complete soon. And even those who opposed this project would turn to publish their works in the Internet soon. In my prediction, a history of books in paper will be ended before long. Within two or three years people will prefer to carry a w-ZERO 3 (the name of the new product) and we would be considered one of the greatest writers of our times.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Parent ]
Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by BandwidthHog (257320) <whatwouldbryando@ironicallyenough.com> on 2005.10.22 11:22 (#13850119) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/thelifeofbryan/ Last Journal: 2005.10.03 2:05)
I’ve got the U.S. Constitution on my iPod, and it’s great for the novelty value, as well as for use in arguments over legal issues. But such small screens just don’t lend themselves to actually reading something. For reference purposes though, they’re great. I think once a device better suited to that usage hits the market in large numbers, we’ll see an explosion in that area.
--TRUE/FALSE: Those who believe Biblical End Times to be a good thing should have a hand in foreign policy.
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by kesuki (321456) on 2005.10.22 12:27 (#13850430) (http://kesuki.deviantart.com/ Last Journal: 2005.11.07 4:35)
the technology for the display is here today. they can fabricate a 'memory' LCD that 'remembers' the last image sent to it (the technology was intended for 'digital paper' but that concept has yet to be a relaity, however 'memory' LCD laptop displays Are going into production for laptops designed for LDC children to 'learn' with, in place of 'textbooks' they get a laptop capapble of replacing hundreds of textbooks ;)so yeah, a display that was like a notepad, required power only when 'turning' pages... well we have the technology for that today, and it could be built and markted for under $200 apparently, but it still wouldn't be the same as havign a real book in one's hand, and even if it was durable enough to be used for travel, it would still not be so desireable as to be worth $200 to most people, unless it also supported some basic computing abilities, which would either drive up the price, or limit the users it would 'interest'still, online books are a natural step in the evolution of print media.
--you can't spell slaughter without laughter.[ Parent ]
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:2)
by Allen Zadr (767458) * <`Allen.Zadr' `at' `gmail.com'> on 2005.10.23 1:20 (#13852669) (Last Journal: 2005.11.06 10:08)
I've read three books on my Palm IIIc, and didn't have a problem with the screen size. It only takes two pages to get used to the scroll distance, and your fine. The iPod has a smaller screen (less than half), and I'm quite amazed it didn't grow any for the new Video version.
--Deja Moo: The feeling that you've heard this bull before.[ Parent ]
Re:Not quite there yet(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.10.24 2:18 (#13858396) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
I think once a device better suited to that usage hits the market in large numbers, we'll see an explosion in that area.
That's it, that's it. That's IT.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters[ Parent ]
Big Stride
2005.10.22 5:51
Yesterday I watched TV program for more than 2 hours for the first time in 5 months. Almost all commercial messages were new to me, among many new ones I found the interesting one which was for Windows XP.
Microsoft has already srarted the commercial message in the TV for the effectiveness of blogging.
Also in the news, it is reported as Michrosoft, Wilcom, Sharp developed the combined kit of telephone, internet and camera.
When each person carry the kit, who needs to buy a book or read it in a library? Probably the answer is 'none'.
2005.10.22 5:51
Yesterday I watched TV program for more than 2 hours for the first time in 5 months. Almost all commercial messages were new to me, among many new ones I found the interesting one which was for Windows XP.
Microsoft has already srarted the commercial message in the TV for the effectiveness of blogging.
Also in the news, it is reported as Michrosoft, Wilcom, Sharp developed the combined kit of telephone, internet and camera.
When each person carry the kit, who needs to buy a book or read it in a library? Probably the answer is 'none'.
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
Nice To Meet You(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.09 5:09 (#13981575) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Always newest journal entries are shown in order by date at journal search, that's why I'm making a comment on your first journal entry.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.09 5:09 (#13981575) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 4:59)
Always newest journal entries are shown in order by date at journal search, that's why I'm making a comment on your first journal entry.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Hello Again!
For the first time in several months I visited slado jp. The form or rather I should say -template is very much changed and the form right now is very similar to the current slashdot.org version. More precisely similar to the former version, but there's no top 30 section in slashdot.org, I mean it's slightly different but compared to the last version of slado.jp, the form right now is very similar to current slashdot.org.
This is a very good thing. What makes both sites different is only the language both sites use -in the case of jp site, Japanese is used and in the cae of org.site, English is used.
My ideal is both sites will be integrated into one in the future, of course it's not a matter of two or three years but decades. The way to the great integration has just started, but I must say, thanks to the recent very rapid prevalence, the day to integrate is nigh.
This is a very good thing. What makes both sites different is only the language both sites use -in the case of jp site, Japanese is used and in the cae of org.site, English is used.
My ideal is both sites will be integrated into one in the future, of course it's not a matter of two or three years but decades. The way to the great integration has just started, but I must say, thanks to the recent very rapid prevalence, the day to integrate is nigh.
Right(Score:?)
by mercedo (822671) on 2005.11.09 3:09 (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:56)
Yeah, I found it difficult too. Anyway I didn't choose it so no problem so far though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
by mercedo (822671) on 2005.11.09 3:09 (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.09 2:56)
Yeah, I found it difficult too. Anyway I didn't choose it so no problem so far though.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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Journal of mercedo (7294)
Monday October 31, 2005
03:14 AM
Future of the Internet Journal System II
Right now some are extremely dominant and others are not so frequently visited.
The future map of the internet journal system will change soon. More and more less frequently visited sites get new entries and many sites get more and more vigourous.
These are the near future of the internet journal system.
Discussion
Sunday October 30, 2005
11:28 PM
Perfect Sunday
Since I quit my job at the end of last month -that is September, I've got relatively lots of free time and on every Sunday I started spending my free time with my ex-wife.
When we go out, usually she drives a car and I am just looking through the window or just sleeping beside her.
I don't love her any more and I am not sure whether it is morally good to be with an ex-wife. I was just killing time, but for her it seemed so happy. We are afraid to be alone at any time. My relationship with my current girlfriends are terrible, or dying in a word. My ex-wife is always a last alternative. Thanks to that, I was able to enjoy our holiday.
I happen to find this site while browsing Yahoo! search, seems recently this site resumed, I guess not only this site but also other sites as well are receiving public limelight because of the recent drastic increase of the internet population. I sometimes check up this site, too.
Today, we went to the shopping mall near our residence. There were incredibly lots of people there -called 'marinoa city', we ordered crepe and noodles, a little happiness but it was a precious moment to be able to share our time. We will have another holiday on the 3rd of November, we call the holiday 'A Day of Culture', we plan to go out somewhere near our place, too.
Now it's rainy, we will seem to have a little bit cold night.
Discussion
Monday October 31, 2005
03:14 AM
Future of the Internet Journal System II
Right now some are extremely dominant and others are not so frequently visited.
The future map of the internet journal system will change soon. More and more less frequently visited sites get new entries and many sites get more and more vigourous.
These are the near future of the internet journal system.
Discussion
Sunday October 30, 2005
11:28 PM
Perfect Sunday
Since I quit my job at the end of last month -that is September, I've got relatively lots of free time and on every Sunday I started spending my free time with my ex-wife.
When we go out, usually she drives a car and I am just looking through the window or just sleeping beside her.
I don't love her any more and I am not sure whether it is morally good to be with an ex-wife. I was just killing time, but for her it seemed so happy. We are afraid to be alone at any time. My relationship with my current girlfriends are terrible, or dying in a word. My ex-wife is always a last alternative. Thanks to that, I was able to enjoy our holiday.
I happen to find this site while browsing Yahoo! search, seems recently this site resumed, I guess not only this site but also other sites as well are receiving public limelight because of the recent drastic increase of the internet population. I sometimes check up this site, too.
Today, we went to the shopping mall near our residence. There were incredibly lots of people there -called 'marinoa city', we ordered crepe and noodles, a little happiness but it was a precious moment to be able to share our time. We will have another holiday on the 3rd of November, we call the holiday 'A Day of Culture', we plan to go out somewhere near our place, too.
Now it's rainy, we will seem to have a little bit cold night.
Discussion
Journals in McCarthy. vg
Saturday October 22, 05
Aging
09:39 PM
I never felt my age till very recently. It was just one or two months ago that I started feeling aging. This is inevitable.
I didn't go out downtown Tenjin -centre of Fukuoka City -where I live. I often refer to this city as Yahoo! City, because there's a huge Yahoo! Dome here -for a long time, simply I was unable to go out because I was in charge of an ammusement facility for more than three years.
Just what I found in downtown was a lot of people, people, wave of people, and I found nowhere to stay in the midst of the town.
Thus I came home at 7 p.m.
Nice to meet you Mr Jamie, you run this site, this site is especially good because of my member No. And very few started writing their journals. I started another journey here today.
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Culture In Town
05:17 PM
It's on Saturday, 22nd of October. I started log-in. I'm writing my first journal entry in International Forum here at the midst of Yahoo! City.
Today I walked around the city and found lots of young culture. People used to wear very modest clothing, but theor fashion changed entirely. People prefer to wear colourful clothings as they wish. here the culture of the young has been in whirlpool.
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Integrate
I thought I'd better integrate all journal entries into one volume, so here it is.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
Wednesday October 05, 200502:03 PMTwo Days Off0 Comments#27031It was a great fun to be able to have two consecutive holidays. I was unable to take any holidays for these six months. I just wonder how many hours I've got to spend for the sake of others, not for myself. But oddly enough it's the time to work for others for us to be able to find something precious usually we were unable to grasp.Nothing is meaningless in our life.
posted by mercedo 5:23 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Thursday October 06, 200512:35 AMCosmos0 Comments#27029After all I didn't go out anywhere outside my room. It was rainy whole day long. For two days I was able to take a rest well.I plan to see my girlfriend on Friday night and go to see cosmos flower in the park nearby on Saturday . My world is a little cosmos, though nobody cares about it.Such beautiful autumnal days, it would be a good chance for us to reconfirm our love in the cosmos garden in full swing. In our terminology, we read 'cosmos' in writing 'autumnal cherry blossoms'.Personally I like to appreciate cherry blossoms in spring, hydrangea in early summer, cosmos in autumn, then throughout winter I will be taken care of by cyclamen. The time is nigh to say hello again to cyclamen soon.But now is time to appreciate cosmos, may our love will be deepen through this oppotunity.
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Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Wednesday October 05, 200509:45 AMIt's Fun0 Comments#27022It's a lot of fun to see another name in my fan's list. Today I found cogurov(5192) in my fan's list, I really appreciate that, thanks.Writers are anti-nihilist, we are always in favour of constructive way. We are opposed to the destiny of entropy. I resist, I challenge, even if only for a fan left in my fan's list I keep on writing for the sake of only one fan. This is the destiny of writers.09:29 AMRainy Day0 Comments#27020Yesterday it was really overcast, we could get rid of thick cloud today. We can see the blue sky between the clouds high and ray of sunshine also sheds light on the head of us though, today is a rainy day.Today is one of two consecutive holidays and I have intended to go out but instead I am facing before the screen again. If rain stopped, I would like to go out later today, otherwise I will keep on staying in my room.The more we have the rainy day, the more we hear the steps of autumn.Tuesday October 04, 200503:24 PMLow Pressure System0 Comments#27006Why low pressure system so affects my day? I wanted to start my day in short excursion, but now it's 3 past fifteen p.m. still I am home browsing the Internet. It's not too late to start excursion, so I do.Oh, I see merlyn(47) befriended me. It was so nice to see your name in my fans list soon after I opened an account. You are a ray of sunshine in this cloudy day. Nice to meet you. Thank you very much, almost all people here are unknown to me, it takes sometime to get to know them though I am looking forward to knowing their idea soon.My outing starts later.
posted by mercedo 8:30 PM 1 comments
01:04 AMThe Reason I Moved To Perl2 Comments#26990Recently Slashdot doesn't work well, I am not still sure whether it's just temporarily or not and I have another reason.I want to enhance my world to try to expand my journal experience to another journal system. There must be another world in another system so actually I'm expecting that.And my member number was still less than 10,000, I mean I can be a forerunner here, that's fantastic.My another trek has just started.
Re:(Score:1)by Aristotle (5147) <pagaltzis@gmx.de> on 2005.10.04 16:10 (#43686) ( http://plasmasturm.org/ Last Journal: 2005.10.04 16:44 )We’re both still late though, the site is growing so slowly that only double-digit member numbers command any respect around here. ;-)[ Reply to This ]Re:(Score:1)by mercedo (6299) on 2005.10.04 18:22 (#43695) ( http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.05 9:45 )We will have six digit member numbers in two years then we will be respected, soon to come. --Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Perl Users
posted by mercedo 8:26 PM 0 comments
12:37 AMNew To Me#26988I have just started writing journals here. It's still very new to me. But I know pudge, of course I only know him in the Internet. I used to talk to him in my journal and others' too. Anyway my new explorer's just started.
posted by mercedo 8:24 PM 0 comments
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Reality
2005.10.19 20:56
Thanks for lars, I really appreciate your deep insight, which has been bringing about a copernican change in my way of thinking.
Thanks for Technocrat, this site is yours and but for your follow, I might have been depressed all these days.
I will do my best to catch up with the reality now we face. If I ran away from this reality no future would be arriving. I will act in favour of all humans. That's my job.
Reality
2005.10.19 20:56
Thanks for lars, I really appreciate your deep insight, which has been bringing about a copernican change in my way of thinking.
Thanks for Technocrat, this site is yours and but for your follow, I might have been depressed all these days.
I will do my best to catch up with the reality now we face. If I ran away from this reality no future would be arriving. I will act in favour of all humans. That's my job.
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Re:A Moment of Truth(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.07 23:57 (#13969333) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.07 3:29)
Thank you very much, you are the first person who recommended my signature. I myself have been very fond of my signature and also I have been convincing that our daily activity in slashdot is sure to be tracked down on the record of history. Before the invention of the internet, it took time for many valuable things to be revealed from the debris of useless historical events, but since the invention of the internet, we have been able to know what we can evaluate it's worthy of in real time. that's the very difference the internet brought us. Also only those who have got real power can have fair oppotunity to express their real value. We don't need money, luck, patronage, financial help from somebody, etc. In the age of the internet, we can keep on being a forerunner of our times.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.07 23:57 (#13969333) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.07 3:29)
Thank you very much, you are the first person who recommended my signature. I myself have been very fond of my signature and also I have been convincing that our daily activity in slashdot is sure to be tracked down on the record of history. Before the invention of the internet, it took time for many valuable things to be revealed from the debris of useless historical events, but since the invention of the internet, we have been able to know what we can evaluate it's worthy of in real time. that's the very difference the internet brought us. Also only those who have got real power can have fair oppotunity to express their real value. We don't need money, luck, patronage, financial help from somebody, etc. In the age of the internet, we can keep on being a forerunner of our times.
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Monday, November 07, 2005
mercedo said...
Yeah, that's right. My journal entries are for her. But probably it would be better to be understood as a reader side that the dedication is just a setting, to make my journal more interesting &curious for other readers. If we focused on only one issue, integration itself comes up with and more and more people get curious whether to find her response in my journal. This is a part of technique. But apart from that, she's been playing an extremely important role on my life so far &from now on. Till I find her reply in my journal, my trek keeps on.
6:57 PM
Yeah, that's right. My journal entries are for her. But probably it would be better to be understood as a reader side that the dedication is just a setting, to make my journal more interesting &curious for other readers. If we focused on only one issue, integration itself comes up with and more and more people get curious whether to find her response in my journal. This is a part of technique. But apart from that, she's been playing an extremely important role on my life so far &from now on. Till I find her reply in my journal, my trek keeps on.
6:57 PM
Re:A Moment of Truth(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.07 3:36 (#13963733) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.07 3:29)
I got it.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.07 3:36 (#13963733) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.07 3:29)
I got it.
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Sunday, November 06, 2005
A Moment of Truth
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A Moment of Truth(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.06 18:17 (#13961815) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.06 17:49)
It was on board on the sea between Belfast to Glasgow when I felt I was really alienated from what I am. I was travelling all around the world without any fixed aim, just I was deeply moved to the eagerness of I want to see something.
At age 29 I quitted my teaching job (later resumed though) and I started travelling all around the world. It took 4 months to complete anyway it was on my way back to England from Northern Ireland through Scotland when I wondered what I was doing. It was pointless, meaningless, without any destination I was just moving incessantly as I wished.
I was about to be unable to lose myself when I was on board -Strainer or something, the name of the line.
One Swiss came to me and talked to me. Thanks to him I was able to spend a meaningful voyage for five or six hours. I found myself not alone even in the midst of solitude on board.
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A Moment of Truth(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.06 18:17 (#13961815) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.06 17:49)
It was on board on the sea between Belfast to Glasgow when I felt I was really alienated from what I am. I was travelling all around the world without any fixed aim, just I was deeply moved to the eagerness of I want to see something.
At age 29 I quitted my teaching job (later resumed though) and I started travelling all around the world. It took 4 months to complete anyway it was on my way back to England from Northern Ireland through Scotland when I wondered what I was doing. It was pointless, meaningless, without any destination I was just moving incessantly as I wished.
I was about to be unable to lose myself when I was on board -Strainer or something, the name of the line.
One Swiss came to me and talked to me. Thanks to him I was able to spend a meaningful voyage for five or six hours. I found myself not alone even in the midst of solitude on board.
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mercedo said...
Are you a Japanese writer?Yes, I am or I must say I used to be. I wrote a couple of proses and literal critics in a literal magazines when I was 17 -19. I started learning English at age 21. I started writing diary in English in 1999 in my notebook. When I edited my diary and wrote an anthology in autumn in 2003 but I was unable to find how to publish my anthology. One year later I found slashdot as one of the best ways to make myself understood and since then I came to be a slashdotter. I am very confident to be one of the greatest writers of our times. As to the definition of mathematics, math is the way to explain what the world is through the order of things based on figure. That's my definition of mathematics, see you later on in your articles here.
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Are you a Japanese writer?Yes, I am or I must say I used to be. I wrote a couple of proses and literal critics in a literal magazines when I was 17 -19. I started learning English at age 21. I started writing diary in English in 1999 in my notebook. When I edited my diary and wrote an anthology in autumn in 2003 but I was unable to find how to publish my anthology. One year later I found slashdot as one of the best ways to make myself understood and since then I came to be a slashdotter. I am very confident to be one of the greatest writers of our times. As to the definition of mathematics, math is the way to explain what the world is through the order of things based on figure. That's my definition of mathematics, see you later on in your articles here.
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Saturday, November 05, 2005
Re:Seismologically unsound as well(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.05 4:36 (#13952347) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.04 3:23)
When I was young or much younger than now I am, I read many articles related to the justification of enforcing an atomic bomb over the sky of Hiroshima, Nagasaki.
Their points were concentrated on two,
1. The use of atomic bomb acceralated the end of war.
2. The death toll of Hiroshima was less than the death toll caused by the big fire after incendiary bombs were used as a carpet bombing in Tokyo.
But probably I have to add one more on the list of justification -
3. The atomic bomb in Nagasaki saved millions of Japanese, if it had been dropped over Kokura, Japan would have disappeared from the map.
We dropped the bomb in Nagasaki, it was in fact good or at least better much better than the worst case -dropping the bomb in Kokura.
This is similar meta-phychology -we killed more people in one night in Tokyo Air Raid, certainly less people were killed in Hiroshima by atomic bomb, so it was good at least better than the worse case -air raid in Tokyo.
Probably in 1970s, those kinds of justification were told among American people. I don't know whether the story is based on scientific research though if it were true we Japanese have to say thank you for dropping a bomb not in Kokura but in Nagasaki.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.05 4:36 (#13952347) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.04 3:23)
When I was young or much younger than now I am, I read many articles related to the justification of enforcing an atomic bomb over the sky of Hiroshima, Nagasaki.
Their points were concentrated on two,
1. The use of atomic bomb acceralated the end of war.
2. The death toll of Hiroshima was less than the death toll caused by the big fire after incendiary bombs were used as a carpet bombing in Tokyo.
But probably I have to add one more on the list of justification -
3. The atomic bomb in Nagasaki saved millions of Japanese, if it had been dropped over Kokura, Japan would have disappeared from the map.
We dropped the bomb in Nagasaki, it was in fact good or at least better much better than the worst case -dropping the bomb in Kokura.
This is similar meta-phychology -we killed more people in one night in Tokyo Air Raid, certainly less people were killed in Hiroshima by atomic bomb, so it was good at least better than the worse case -air raid in Tokyo.
Probably in 1970s, those kinds of justification were told among American people. I don't know whether the story is based on scientific research though if it were true we Japanese have to say thank you for dropping a bomb not in Kokura but in Nagasaki.
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Some Consideration
Some Consideration (Score:0)
by mercedo on 2005.11.04 18:45 (#9143) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Drugs are poison and medicine at the same time. Drugs themselves are located beyond the judgement of good and evil but once we failed to apply, it would invite the aftermath beyond our imagination.
It takes huge cost to develop new medicines, instead it cost much less just to find what disease to apply. That oughtn't necessarily to be reduced to the matter of cost though, it is a reality.
Aspirin is confirmed to be one of the most effective medicines ever and there has been no significant side effect on this medicine. But remember there are some cases some medicine turned to be both harmful and beneficial depending on being applied to the kinds of diseases.
We need lots of clinical tests when we tried to apply some medicines to other diseases. Any way it's supposed to cost a lot as well.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.04 18:45 (#9143) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
Drugs are poison and medicine at the same time. Drugs themselves are located beyond the judgement of good and evil but once we failed to apply, it would invite the aftermath beyond our imagination.
It takes huge cost to develop new medicines, instead it cost much less just to find what disease to apply. That oughtn't necessarily to be reduced to the matter of cost though, it is a reality.
Aspirin is confirmed to be one of the most effective medicines ever and there has been no significant side effect on this medicine. But remember there are some cases some medicine turned to be both harmful and beneficial depending on being applied to the kinds of diseases.
We need lots of clinical tests when we tried to apply some medicines to other diseases. Any way it's supposed to cost a lot as well.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.04 16:57 (#9141) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
that extracts hydrogen directly from water using only solar energy.
I still doubt the effectiveness of this technic, in space how to apply and how cost effective in space for what?
The University of Tokyo is a national university, they are using millions of out taxes, I want them to do R&D in a field more explicable to anyone.--
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by mercedo on 2005.11.04 16:57 (#9141) User #2554 Info http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.10.19 20:56
that extracts hydrogen directly from water using only solar energy.
I still doubt the effectiveness of this technic, in space how to apply and how cost effective in space for what?
The University of Tokyo is a national university, they are using millions of out taxes, I want them to do R&D in a field more explicable to anyone.--
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Friday, November 04, 2005
It's Not A Joke(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.04 3:56 (#13943177) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.04 3:23)
Some poor Japanese people (not bees) leared how to make them warm by vibrating themselves when they found no money to purchase oil. This is a passive reaction to prevent cold. Probably Japanese honey bees learned more positively how to protect from bigger enemies through observing their masters.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2005.11.04 3:56 (#13943177) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2005.11.04 3:23)
Some poor Japanese people (not bees) leared how to make them warm by vibrating themselves when they found no money to purchase oil. This is a passive reaction to prevent cold. Probably Japanese honey bees learned more positively how to protect from bigger enemies through observing their masters.
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The Eve
For what to be is, not to be is, soul, God....for what greens, flowers, rivers, forests are...... No water, my head is dried up. And again, not to be. Music, subsequently again, a woman. .........Sense! Thus my head thinks. And again I am. And again it's music. Subsequently again......One woman. And again I,Never am dubious I am. I am never dubious I am. And again flowers. Once flowers are my foe......it's too small. And again my friend......it's too big. And again it's not to be, that's it. From next to not to be.My mind is too big, because my capacity is too small. My mind is just a being. I respect to be existing. A woman is a child. Because a man is a dog. And again, my head thinks. I think senses. Nobody can write. Therefore I can't write.
Marriage in natural consequences. Meaningless discharge. Excess. Eyes listen to all the voices, a mouth sees some voices, and my head to eat. Because as if a horse sees fire, mist implies an atomosphere, there's no word. Substance that just exists, life derived from inconsistency, Sycamoreleaf tree born from the soul, then again a rotten head. A big pot, this dried up hair that brought me former victory. The acts of butchery is so sore in my eyes, once I loved the perfect darkness, and there's something, the epitaph on the grave that relish having them freezed the hands that's unable to grasp anything.
I had seen in sequence. I thought the fear and remained it in the brain. And again the thought of genius injured my brain, and had me drink fresh tomato juice. I had seen in sequence freely. My world has two, and was completely different. One is I had seen the fate in sequence, and the other is I had seen...... what I understand. Those are a man and God, a sphynx and a lion. Delirium is order, because I had seen it.
What I saw the next was just a vacant hole, glass and lenses, a carriage and light, a brain that thinks nothing, something without eyes, a woman who has got a clot blood from a nose to a head, it's the eve, everyday I stop thinking, everyday I am just the things, power and light, dream and substance, tepid crisis, and crisis, oh my head, I will follow my head!Oh I see, and my head felt. My consciousness keeps on, a treason drowned, a freeman crossed the car, tomorrow night I will see a woman, talk to a guy who has got fish hands.I am never aware of it. I came to be violent extremely.
It's night. A thought never exists. I am the only poet, and a bunch of flowers. A man wearing suits stepped downstairs, heading for the car, as if a bull were slipping away from cliff.
What did I see? I saw everything, the whole things that exist now. Arthur Rimbaud signified me extremely. He is a big being, a human, a bull. That's not connected to Satan. Light is aware of him and being made him mad goes ahead from the deep mountains now. The eve is long.
If everything exists, there's no my nose. Because into my nose I had given a mad screw, a ballpoint pen like a watch, little by little for a long time. If I've got a thought, it's a sound. No news. A primitive figure changes since long ago, a deep light my head is aware of, and it's also a cool drop as if it were pouring. One big needle in the air of wrath as if it were boiling. They've got no chances to get out of it, rule over me, annihilate me, annoy me, oppress the feeling whether summer is better than winter, smashed the wild pig and put them into my eyes, decrease my sense extremely, killed my reason which ordered that I should hate a guy, am I serious that order I should know God, am I me?
I am exhausted. If I had things to see to seek for a console land, an upper arms of a woman, I feel comfort, the bosoms that are her figure are as natural as possible. That's also a life, and an integration. Therefore I feel tired and went to a distant desert, found three stars, admire Magi as Angels, breathed a sacred breath to the Tristar, hate the ones who want to be the art themselves.
I deny. I'm exhausted, totally exhausted. I saw an upgoing shooting star far away.
As if God wants to be God, men want to be men, I am to be me, passing through night and day, hens provide fresh blood at dawn, I will face 33 men with the help of women. When I found them just a breath I hugged women, went to the town of St Lous in the north, gripped the powdered milk, cried as a mad man, she went up to the heaven there, when I saw it she was contained by an angelic light, when my mouth swallowed everything passing through day, night and morning, and again I myself fell into being, day by day saw men, towns, a cross and saw music and I found human culture stands on the roof and the extraterrestrial's real image that has been making a great effort to establish the human symbol in it, and submit to the day to come, is that OK? What I saw at the same time becomes past, present and future over time, over lands, over the sea, over the green eyes, sink into the bottom of the sea, melt with modern science, over men, over women's body, I would rather feel hot than I perspire seeing the dream, melt with humans who live in the vessel of the hands than being harmed by animals that direct the cruel tanks. ______
Someone let him know where I'm heading for. I saw what I saw. I am insisting I saw what we are unable to see. I'm saying I see tanks in the violet, a big face near rthe horizon.
Blood is a piece of buttonWhen I look into it, that draws the archWhen I look down it, that is above the head
Mountains respect the valleyBecause the high is bloodThe low is button
As such I came madAs if I were eatingAs if it were a mad tailIt sprung it dispersed as if eyes were hurt by it
There's no guaranty for Self to be the same as the self being concious at present. As well, time comes over the description and men eat quicksilver in the thermometre. What they eat is as good as decay or my gray matter is, prosecute the fruition in perseverances, and why not prepare for the day to come
Yet, yet it's eve. Tomorrow I will find myself to be sober, oh, witches. ____
Stop. It is necessary for me to take a rest for the day to come. I perspired. I saw the moon. At dawn over the mountains, over the valley, over the dream, pick out a piece of stone, throw it to the tristar far away on the top of the mountain, stars include the night, praise the 'world' we live___in order for us to need a finger to point, direct the clock.
To the bottom of the muddy pondTremendously big stone was thrownDispersed black dyed the stars in the night
Then'Cat's Eyes'Gave off the light suddenly from the utter blackSignified the universe all at once
After thatFrom the Alps MountainsTremendously small piano came out
Don't be afraid ofNow Mrs XXFell off and passed
-Jul/27, 1978
Marriage in natural consequences. Meaningless discharge. Excess. Eyes listen to all the voices, a mouth sees some voices, and my head to eat. Because as if a horse sees fire, mist implies an atomosphere, there's no word. Substance that just exists, life derived from inconsistency, Sycamoreleaf tree born from the soul, then again a rotten head. A big pot, this dried up hair that brought me former victory. The acts of butchery is so sore in my eyes, once I loved the perfect darkness, and there's something, the epitaph on the grave that relish having them freezed the hands that's unable to grasp anything.
I had seen in sequence. I thought the fear and remained it in the brain. And again the thought of genius injured my brain, and had me drink fresh tomato juice. I had seen in sequence freely. My world has two, and was completely different. One is I had seen the fate in sequence, and the other is I had seen...... what I understand. Those are a man and God, a sphynx and a lion. Delirium is order, because I had seen it.
What I saw the next was just a vacant hole, glass and lenses, a carriage and light, a brain that thinks nothing, something without eyes, a woman who has got a clot blood from a nose to a head, it's the eve, everyday I stop thinking, everyday I am just the things, power and light, dream and substance, tepid crisis, and crisis, oh my head, I will follow my head!Oh I see, and my head felt. My consciousness keeps on, a treason drowned, a freeman crossed the car, tomorrow night I will see a woman, talk to a guy who has got fish hands.I am never aware of it. I came to be violent extremely.
It's night. A thought never exists. I am the only poet, and a bunch of flowers. A man wearing suits stepped downstairs, heading for the car, as if a bull were slipping away from cliff.
What did I see? I saw everything, the whole things that exist now. Arthur Rimbaud signified me extremely. He is a big being, a human, a bull. That's not connected to Satan. Light is aware of him and being made him mad goes ahead from the deep mountains now. The eve is long.
If everything exists, there's no my nose. Because into my nose I had given a mad screw, a ballpoint pen like a watch, little by little for a long time. If I've got a thought, it's a sound. No news. A primitive figure changes since long ago, a deep light my head is aware of, and it's also a cool drop as if it were pouring. One big needle in the air of wrath as if it were boiling. They've got no chances to get out of it, rule over me, annihilate me, annoy me, oppress the feeling whether summer is better than winter, smashed the wild pig and put them into my eyes, decrease my sense extremely, killed my reason which ordered that I should hate a guy, am I serious that order I should know God, am I me?
I am exhausted. If I had things to see to seek for a console land, an upper arms of a woman, I feel comfort, the bosoms that are her figure are as natural as possible. That's also a life, and an integration. Therefore I feel tired and went to a distant desert, found three stars, admire Magi as Angels, breathed a sacred breath to the Tristar, hate the ones who want to be the art themselves.
I deny. I'm exhausted, totally exhausted. I saw an upgoing shooting star far away.
As if God wants to be God, men want to be men, I am to be me, passing through night and day, hens provide fresh blood at dawn, I will face 33 men with the help of women. When I found them just a breath I hugged women, went to the town of St Lous in the north, gripped the powdered milk, cried as a mad man, she went up to the heaven there, when I saw it she was contained by an angelic light, when my mouth swallowed everything passing through day, night and morning, and again I myself fell into being, day by day saw men, towns, a cross and saw music and I found human culture stands on the roof and the extraterrestrial's real image that has been making a great effort to establish the human symbol in it, and submit to the day to come, is that OK? What I saw at the same time becomes past, present and future over time, over lands, over the sea, over the green eyes, sink into the bottom of the sea, melt with modern science, over men, over women's body, I would rather feel hot than I perspire seeing the dream, melt with humans who live in the vessel of the hands than being harmed by animals that direct the cruel tanks. ______
Someone let him know where I'm heading for. I saw what I saw. I am insisting I saw what we are unable to see. I'm saying I see tanks in the violet, a big face near rthe horizon.
Blood is a piece of buttonWhen I look into it, that draws the archWhen I look down it, that is above the head
Mountains respect the valleyBecause the high is bloodThe low is button
As such I came madAs if I were eatingAs if it were a mad tailIt sprung it dispersed as if eyes were hurt by it
There's no guaranty for Self to be the same as the self being concious at present. As well, time comes over the description and men eat quicksilver in the thermometre. What they eat is as good as decay or my gray matter is, prosecute the fruition in perseverances, and why not prepare for the day to come
Yet, yet it's eve. Tomorrow I will find myself to be sober, oh, witches. ____
Stop. It is necessary for me to take a rest for the day to come. I perspired. I saw the moon. At dawn over the mountains, over the valley, over the dream, pick out a piece of stone, throw it to the tristar far away on the top of the mountain, stars include the night, praise the 'world' we live___in order for us to need a finger to point, direct the clock.
To the bottom of the muddy pondTremendously big stone was thrownDispersed black dyed the stars in the night
Then'Cat's Eyes'Gave off the light suddenly from the utter blackSignified the universe all at once
After thatFrom the Alps MountainsTremendously small piano came out
Don't be afraid ofNow Mrs XXFell off and passed
-Jul/27, 1978
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