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Phew! It's only a warning from scientists, so TEPCO can ignore it like they have consistantly…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
Definition of Oxymoron: Chinese intellectual property
Only 13 locations? And they couldn't be listed here?
Posted in: Government home care scheme to be limited to 13 locations
This has, and most likely will continue to be, ignored. TEPCO has no idea what the…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
To those who think Android copied the iPhone... why don't you look at what the iPhone…
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lostrune2
It's relatively warm right now where we are. So guess we should thank global warming, hahaha.
Posted in: Big freeze tightens grip in Europe as death toll tops 220
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lostrune2
Hahaha...... Man, politicians are getting petty. Remember when they said that Obama said Americans are lazy? They always like to take things at face value out of context, hahaha.
Posted in: Romney admits he 'misspoke' over poor Americans
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Don't get mad; get even. Just do their own exploration.
Posted in: China rejects Japan's protest over gas exploration
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lostrune2
Hahaha, I've been in places where there's so much snow buildup throughout the season, that you can walk on snow pile-up from the sidewalk up to the roof of a 2-floor house!
Posted in: Death toll climbs as heavy snow grips northern Japan
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This should be a warning to companies (pretty much all of 'em) that over-advertise but severely under-deliver. A little more truth in advertising. Don't over-sell the product so much unless it can walk the walk.
Posted in: California woman wins suit over Honda hybrid mileage per gallon
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lostrune2
The term often used is "best buy" - what Consumer Reports qualify as the best balance between quality and price, a.k.a. the most bang for your buck.
Posted in: Panasonic forecasts worst-ever net loss of Y780 bil yen
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lostrune2
Only Russia deals with Syria. China doesn't care; they'll just abstain, since China does not have any dealings with Syria, like China didn't have any dealings with Libya nor was it with the Libyan people who now rule there.
Posted in: Western diplomats press Russia, China over Syria
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lostrune2
Used to live at lake-effect snow. Even did snow-shoveling to raise funds for the club. Thank goodness for snow-blowers!
Posted in: Hard work
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lostrune2
We'll take the chocolates, just don't expect next month, let alone 3x more, heheh!
Posted in: Lots of chocolate, but little love on Valentine’s Day in Japan
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lostrune2
Used to live at lake-effect snow. This reminds me of that......brrrrrrrrrr..............
Posted in: Death toll climbs as heavy snow grips northern Japan
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lostrune2
Like cash-for-clunkers........
Posted in: Car sales in Japan soar 40% on subsidy boost
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lostrune2
Many big tech bosses are weird, from Steve Jobs to Bill Gates to Mark Cuban..........
Posted in: Facebook to seek to raise $5 bil in IPO
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Only in America can one go from dorm room to billionaire in 8 years.............. People would had wished they were his roommates then, haha!
Posted in: Silicon Valley braces for Facebook millionaires
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lostrune2
Skype's limitation is both or all parties have to be online at the same time, thus have to coordinate schedules, rather than receiving the package at their time of choosing.
Posted in: Facebook to seek to raise $5 bil in IPO
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lostrune2
Women softball players shriek too every time they swing their heavier bats................ Oh wait, they don't.
Girl's coaches are partially to blame. Boy's coaches actually discourage this. So if coaches train them to dial it down as they're learning the sport, the players do learn not to do it so loud.
Posted in: Stop shrieking about women's tennis noise
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lostrune2
Happens to any business that doesn't innovate with the times. Just look at Sony. They had the Walkman and later the Discman. They thought they could keep it going like that, but consumers are using digital players instead. Now Sony has nothing in that area.
Posted in: Photo industry mourns Kodak
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Mom gets migraine headaches if the drink is too cold, so she always asks for no ice. Never been to a restaurant where that's a problem - they always fill up despite the lack of ice. A little monetary loss for a greater customer satisfaction is also part of good service. Any restaurant who would be so cheap as to deny that would not have our business - and expectedly many other people's business too.
Furthermore, any restaurant that puts so much ice in the cup (unless requested by the customer) that it's the difference between an L-size cup and an M-size cup is also cheaping out the customers - by advertising a sized cup but stuffing it with cheap ice instead of the drink. It's considered an underhanded way to save a buck. It's better just to have self-serve free refills - put as much whatever ya want, how often ya want.
Posted in: What do you think of the level of service in shops, restaurants, airlines, banks, offices and so on in Japan?
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lostrune2
Twitter is good for business. It's basically a push-notification tool (remember "push" technology that didn't pan out before?). It lets your customers, who opt-in to follow your business, know what's up in a convenient way without them having to seek out the info. It's like inexpensive newsletters for the business, but unlike spam, customers have to opt-in and can always opt-out (they have total control, not the business).
Posted in: What do you think about Twitter?
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lostrune2
I know that Prohibition documentary. It was tied to the Women's Lib movement. The same people who voted for the Prohibition are the ones who violated it.
Posted in: The day the drinks stopped pouring
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lostrune2
Can people see the ultrasound video on the screen too while they're doing it?
Posted in: Zapping testicles with ultrasound could be male contraceptive