Thursday February 16, 2012

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    DeepAir65

    I've given up nudging my wife to vote - when she does the candidate she votes for is very arbitary like Mr Liddell's wife

    Posted in: Saitama has its Obama moment

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    no - this guy assaulted someone and should be charged with actual bodily harm or whatever it's called here.

    Posted in: 18-year-old arrested for pushing man onto train tracks at Ogikubo station

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    largely non existent - that's the schools role neh?

    Posted in: What's your impression of parental supervision of children in Japan?

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    Easy answer for worst - any airline out of the US, though Continental average

    Best I've flown with - Virgin or Thai

    Posted in: In your experience, which airline has the best flight attendants and which one has the worst?

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    I think that was meant to be pin model

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    someone thinking outside the box?

    Posted in: Made for walking

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    Molenir beat me to my line!

    They've got to make targets achievable so I say start off small and get that then set a new target.

    China's per capita emissions are still a long way behind Japan's, and a quarter of the US's.

    As usaexpat says - not a great argument this one. But having said that I saw more solar panels in 4 days in Dalian than I've seen over 8 years in Japan

    Posted in: China says Japan's emissions cut target inadequate

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    PS It's safer in the air than on the ground.

    Yeah - it's hitting the ground that kills you (or water)

    Hope she used her extra week wisely

    Posted in: Woman who missed doomed Air France flight killed in car crash

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    um - it looks like she more than tried, she succeeded

    Posted in: Oops

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    We hired six new teachers recently out of 850 applicants

    The sub text there tells me they are qualified teachers...

    Posted in: Teaching Japan a lesson

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    how did a 1yr old get up onto a desk? my 1yr old can hardly even get onto a bed let alone a desk.

    they develop at different paces - my boy was running by 11 months and climbing all over the place. Needless to say he was not left alone in the house - ever.

    So sad but I hope other parents learn from this - it should be hideline stories on the TV and newspapers to help others

    Posted in: 1-year-old boy falls to death from 5th-story Tokyo apartment

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    non Asians need not bother - you won't find clothes to fit in these brand stores!

    Posted in: Visa launches Tokyo Shopping Guide

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    My theory - always keep a good distance between your car and the one in front of you and nothing can go wrong.

    you obviously don't drive here - they have not heard of that. Leave a space and several cars will just slip in there. Pointless!

    And yes blinkers must be optional extras here as no-one seems to use them.

    Don't even get me started on the shaken - what is that all about? In the UK you put your car in for a service and MOT and they do what has to be doneto get it through. Last week after my car's shaken I asked the mechanic 'so what about the tyres?' to paraphrase not safe you must get new ones but not to worry it's not part of the shaken inspection - WHAT!!! The primary safety point on a car is not part of the shaken inspection...

    Posted in: Why I hate driving in Japan

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    you forgot to mention if you have your hazard lights on you can park anywhere

    Posted in: Why I hate driving in Japan

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    within the yamanote line where can you park a bicycle?

    And as others say lack of showers is a definite problem.

    In the winter I commuted to a language school - 50 minutes by public transport then I bought a bike - 25 minutes :-)

    Posted in: Companies offer special benefits to bicycle commuters

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    DeepAir65

    Do people still occasionally die form regular flu or is it just this one that is a step ahead of human imuno-resistence?

    tens of thousands die each year from seasonal flu. Actually I believe the fatality rate so far is less than normal flu and it is reported that symptoms in previously fit people are quite slight compared to what was going round in Feb/March.

    My sons school only want to know if a fever is above 38 and a lot of the articles suggest people have it with fevers of less than 38.

    Outside of Mexico most fatalities have come from people with underlying chronic illnesses.

    At the moment the problem with this strain is how easily it is passed on and for sure it will be in Kanto soon.

    Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan

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    well with their recent track record this guys is away and free

    Posted in: Tokyo man on nationwide wanted list for murdering wife and son

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    DeepAir65

    Generally the symptoms are weaker than normal seasonal flu and of those that have died outside Mexico they have had some underlying chronic illness and swine flu was just the last straw...

    Posted in: Japan to phase out onboard quarantine inspections as new flu cases total 178

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    DeepAir65

    what about the delays - when I used to go through the foreign passport queue it used to take anywhere from 10 minutes to 1.5 hours - the latter after a plane load of high school students from South America got in just before me, man was that chaos!!!!

    No problem for me though - I take the car. Airport parking at Narita is so cheap and convenient.

    Posted in: Amadeus now featuring limo bus services between Narita and Tokyo

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