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I have also a cat whom I rescued as a small kitten from the street. I think the work these two English teachers do is really valuable.
Posted in: NPO provides unusual solution to Japan’s feral cat problem
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Yeah, I gave up trying make-up at the cosmetics counter even before this.
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I think you had 6 swine flu-related deaths in the U.S.
Sebaschan: I read somewhere than laughter boosts the immune system. You should be thankful to me.
Don't Japanese school kids clean their own school, including the toilets? While I think cleaning your school should be adopted to the West as well, cleaning school toilets is a professional's job. Kids can't do it properly, plus they don't know how to do it so that they don't expose themselves to bacteria and stuff.
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GW: If you can't remember how your home country's public toilets are, shouldn't you refrain from using sentences like "the locals can't be trusted..", and write instead "people generally can't be trusted"?
In EU, the nation buying the least amount of soap per person are the French. There was some consumer survey on household product buying.
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GW: Maybe I'll take an ice hockey stick and wave that to keep folks 6 feet away from me...
Can they be trusted anywhere? In a certain North European country they had to take the hand disinfectants away from hospital public toilets, as the winos would drink it. This thing then surged up with this swine flu, as people started wondering why there was no hand disinfectant in hospital toilets.
How are the public toilets in your native countries? For ex. station ones?
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Here is some info on the alcohol-based disinfectants and their use with bacteria and viruses. Seems to offer some safety, if properly used.
http://microbiology.suite101.com/article.cfm/alcoholbasedhand_cleansers
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tkoind2: What brand or type of masks do you recommend? I have to take a tightly packed train sometimes...
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Rekka: I think one of the Hachioji koukou girls lives in Kawasaki or opposite...Kawasaki koukou girl who lives in Hachioji...
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
There are actually two girls in Tokyo with the pig flu.
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
The Tokyo person returned yesterday from U.S. No connection to the Osaka cases.
I think in Japan it spreads faster than in Spain or UK, as in those two countries most cases are on travelers returning from Mexico, whereas here it is an inside the country -epidemic.
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
It is good that Japanese are cancelling foreign trips, so as not to pass the virus to some new country.
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
I was at the club (advertized above this discussion) yesterday, and no disenfectant in sight, no directions on handwashing in the dressing room or toilet. There was a small A4 on the notice board about the influenza, that is all. There was a 1 meter poster on fight on cellulite - as if cellulite was my biggest concern now.
Posted in: What measures are you taking to avoid catching the new flu virus?
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EUgirl
What do you guys think of fitness clubs? How big a danger? Everybody handles the machines, then there are the yoga mats...
Posted in: What measures are you taking to avoid catching the new flu virus?
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EUgirl
It is nice to see a media company showing some sense of responsibility.
Posted in: Avex cancels Kansai concerts due to flu concerns
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EUgirl
smithinjapan: Contrary to what you claim, not all schools in Japan are closed, only schools in Kobe, Osaka and Hyogo prefecture, plus some voluntary closings of Kyoto schools. And they did close elementary schools too in the infected areas - yesterday they interviewed several mothers on TV, who had elementary school kids staying at home, one mother saying she has problems of finding somebody to take care of her kids when she goes to work etc. So why did you invent the claim that in Osaka/Kobe/Ibaraki they did not close down elementary schools?
Masuzoe just said on TV to an Osaka politician that you should keep your youth home and not running around America mura.
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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bamboohat: All the Japanese-language reporting that I saw talked about the 4 first cases having been in Canada. Maybe the gaijin who does the translating is to blame?
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
236 now.
Posted in: 1st new-flu case in Tokyo confirmed; infections number 263 in Japan
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EUgirl
Nakai is the worst singer and a bad actor as well. Kusanagi at least took the trouble of learning Korean, even if it was in order to gain fandom in Korea.
Posted in: Kusanagi’s comeback – what was the big deal after all?
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EUgirl
Potsu: I would be happy to see Kimutaku naked. As would about 20 million Japanese women.
Posted in: Kusanagi’s comeback – what was the big deal after all?
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EUgirl
I think the virus is already here in Tokyo - how could it not be, if scientists say that this virus has been in the Kansai region perhaps for weeks? It is just a matter of time, that some doctor starts suspecting, now that they know that domestic infection is possible, sends a patient's virus sample to the lab, and bingo.
Posted in: Japan to phase out onboard quarantine inspections as new flu cases total 178