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    This is what the RELIGION OF PEACE book [ Koran ] says:

    Slay the nonbelievers wherever you find them. Drive them out.(2:190)

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    Allah wished to confirm the truth by His words: Wipe the infidels out to the last. (8:7)

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    . . . kill the disbelievers wherever we find them. . .(2:191)

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    instill terror into the hearts of the unbelievers. (8:12)

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    I will terrorize the unbelievers. Therefore smite them on their necks and every joint and incapacitate them. Strike off their heads and cut off each of their fingers and toes. (8:12)

    Posted in: 6 NATO personnel, 2 children among 14 killed in Kabul suicide bombing

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    Samsung is trying to show that they are the first one to do this by releasing this news.

    This has been done by Japan 4 years ago specifically Panasonic and SONY using the 6 to 12 GHz band frequency. These Japanese companies experimented to connect HD/4K TV within a house using wireless technology including wireless speakers. Panasonic tried the 6-GHz band.

    This is not magic or magnificent invention by Samsung..

    3G/3.5G Technology at 5MHz-wide spectrum is 42Mbps Technology 4G at 10 to 20MHz-wide spectrum is 140mbps speed. This is using 4 MIMO (Multiple-In Multiple-Out) antennas.

    Get a 100-Mhz-Wide spectrum with Orthogonal Frequency Division technology using MIMO with more than 4 antennas can easily get 1,000Mbps (1Gbps) speed. Theoretically Possible. But the current technology may not be able produce an oscillator on a handphone os terminals that is stable enough to oscillate more than 10GHz (10 Giga Cycle per second). 6GHz to 9 GHz are already assigned and designated by many government as UWB or Ultra Wide Band.

    Posted in: Samsung announces 5G data breakthrough

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    If the Japanese government, or somebody are afraid of Windows XP after 2014/April, here is the fact.

    40% of the world's online PC is WIndows-XP. 60% of those Win-XP are in China. 95% of those Win-XP in China are pirated and the desktop were blackened by Microsoft and no longer receiving updates from Microsoft since 2007. They are still working for their intended purposes.

    Posted in: With no cash for Windows upgrades, local gov't to disconnect some PCs from Net and tape up ethernet ports

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    It is not only the Japanese government. There are still thousands of Japanese companies who are still using Win-XP SP2 and Win-XP SP3 but the internet explorer is is version 6.

    There is no need to worry because SP2 and internet Explorer version 6 was declared and proven vulnerable since 5 years ago but SO FAR NO RECORDED SECURITY BREACH in Japan so far.

    Posted in: With no cash for Windows upgrades, local gov't to disconnect some PCs from Net and tape up ethernet ports

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    You should buy this latest Samsung phone after a year. Do not chase every new model, specially when the economy is bad, who knows there will be no bonus this mid-year (June or July) or no salary increase at all. After a year or two, good phones like Samsung S4 would still all be alright. Usually, with new phones, even with 2-year contract, many services specially data plans and email plans are required with for two years also.

    Recently, I bought Fujitsu Arrows F-10D with cash upfront... it cost only 12,800Yen with no other contract except the voice plan of 780yen per month. F-10D was released in August 2012.

    The same price was offered to me for Galaxy S3 (12,800Yen only) and Galaxy S3-Alpha (19,800Yen). But I chose F-10D because all the major parts and the phone itself (including the battery) are MADE IN JAPAN for a price of 12,800Yen in which the only agreement is two-year contract.

    The F-10D has some sort of eye-contact sensor where it will not go on screen-saver mode while you are staring on it.

    I paid just for the phone. I removed all data plans, email, and other services. Just the phone with voice plan of 780 yen.

    I will use my Wimax portable router for data.

    Posted in: Samsung releases new Galaxy S4 smartphone

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    And here I sit in Tokyo today, living side by side with Chinese, exchanging our greetings with a smile, Japanese are still eating in Chinese owned restaurants, and we are going about our business peacefully. I guess I can say Japanese are the adults here. I've taught my children to see people as people, not hate someone because of thier nationality. And as a result, they have friends from around the world. To the leaders of countries, stop sending messages of hatred. Grow up and solve this problem.

    Yes, I been riding KEIO Line From Shinjuku to Takao/Hashimoto, then sometimes I used Yamanote Line and Sobu Line, it is not unusual to hear so many Chinese/Korean people riding on the train talking on their own native languages. Yet no one has been harrassed by Japanese passengers. Japanese are so innocent about what the Chinese mobs are doing. Most of the Japaense on the train are silent just reading books, watching something on the samrtphone etc. Same thing when I rode Nambuku Line and Tozai Line from Azabu-Juban to Nishi-Funabashi to visit a friend's daughter party. Several of the passengers were Chinese speaking fellows. In the party, some of the visitors were Chinese, some were Indians and some were Vietnamese working in the Otemachi Financial districts of some multinational companies. Everybody were matured and civilized.

    Posted in: Asian territory disputes could trigger war: Panetta

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    It is now time for Japan to call all good Japanese men and women, including long-term permanent residents to and aid for this great country.

    Start the ROTC program and increase the current numbers of read-reserve force of 50,000 men to 200,000.

    Early this morning, 100 Chinese Fishing Vessels left China bound for the Senkakus for the first phase of INVASION, or shall we say, TESTING JAPANESE RESOLVE and national defence.

    This strategy were succesful in the case of grabing islands and reefs of the Philippines and Vietnam by sending large flotilla of fishermens ships first, then the PLAN noy at the far distance.

    Posted in: Point of view

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    Early this morning, 100 fishing vessels left China for the first phase of invasion to the SENKAKU Islands.

    The PLA Navy is on the stand-by.

    The strategy of sending fishing vessesls first was successful in the invasion of the Philippines MISCHIEF REEF and the JOHNSON REEF of Vietnam in the 1980's and 90's.

    Posted in: 5 LDP candidates, in 2nd debate, push for hard line with China

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    Manufacturing an iPhone in the United States would cost about $65 more than manufacturing it in China, where it costs an estimated $8. This additional $65 would dent the profit Apple makes on each iPhone, but it wouldn't eliminate it. (The iPhone average selling price is about $600, and Apple's average gross margin is about 40%. So Apple's gross profit on each iPhone is probably in the neighborhood of $250.)

    $250 x 37 million iPhone units = 9.25 Billion US Dollars (possible) NET PROFIT just for iPhone alone.

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    For further reading:

    Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/you-simply-must-read-this-article-that-explains-why-apple-makes-iphones-in-china-and-why-the-us-is-screwed-2012-1#ixzz1kQzsvNV4

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    http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-child-labor-2012-1

    Posted in: Apple posts record $13.06 bil quarterly net profit

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    I think it is better for the US not to join to any UN agencies except security council. 50 years of being the greatest contributor in the whole planet to the whole UN is already enough. Divert the contributions to the American people. I also hope that if the US resume the contribution, don't include the backlog

    Let the mighty France cover the portion of the contributions that the US has taken-out.

    Posted in: Palestine becomes member of UNESCO; U.S. cuts funds

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    We highly welcome your arrival. Competition is really really good for the consumers and let the best smartphone win!

    Later, Nokia must apply your technology used in candy-bar phone to the smartphone... dual SIM which can both run at the same time and can be toggled back and forth. Very popular feature in Asia and africa this dual-SIM is.

    Nokia must be lucky that there is no more Jobs who would had stopped the release of this phone maybe due to Jurassic old Windows patent infringement since 1984, ...etc. etc. etc....blah-blah-blah-blah

    Let all products, good or a little bad, expensive or cheap, FLOAT IN THE MARKET and let the consumers decide

    Posted in: Nokia launches Windows smartphone

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    Well, there maybe a short of supply of iPhones and iPad: iPhone sales maybe nailed to 4 millions only

    -- "China orders Apple supplier plant closure over environmental concerns"

    (You Can GOOGLE this topic for further reading)

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    CHINESE AUTHORITIES have ordered an Apple supplier to close part of its plant in Suzhou after residents living nearby raised significant environmental concerns.--

    The Chinese government, widely criticized for its poor policies on environmental issues, has taken a tough stance with the Taiwanese company Catcher Technology, which makes metal casings for notebook computers including Apple's Macbook Air and Macbook Pro.

    Posted in: Apple sells more than 4 mil new iPhone models in 3 days

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    I think the Russians message is : We are watching you, you watch yourself!

    With Japan's extensive radar network and all remaining radar are planned to be upgraded to the most modern type J/FPS-4 and J/FPS-5, it will be the other way around. Japan can watch Russia's air space closer to the Russian Far-East region including Sakhalin Islands

    http://newpacificinstitute.org/jsw/?p=4011

    Posted in: Japan says Russian military conducting drills near its airspace

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    According to Steve Jobs in an interview in 1994: Good artists copy great artists steal

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW0DUg63lqU

    -- Steven P. Jobs has bragged about his mastery of stealing ideas from others, stating , "Picasso had a saying - 'Good artists copy, great artists steal.' And we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas."

    I. Apple Alters Reality With Photoshop

    But stealing other competitors' ideas isn't the only thing Apple is good at. Of late it's shown itself to be a burgeoning master of Photoshop. It was caught in Germany doctoring images (playing with perspectives and stretching pictures) to make its competitor's product look like its own.

    II. PHOTOSHOPPED Images Played Key Role in Sales Ban

    The recent incident, like the previous photoshopping, was identified by Dutch IDG publication Webwereld.nl. IDG quotes Mark Krul, a lawyer at the Dutch firm WiseMen and a specialist in IT and intellectual property law, who says the visual evidence was critical in a German court's decision to ban Samsung's tablet sales in the European Union via an ex parte injunction.

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    OTHER Sites as reference:

    http://www.pcworld.com/article/238488/appleagaincitesinaccurateevidenceinsamsungpatentcase.html

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    http://www.dailytech.com/Report+Apple+Caught+Photoshopping+Galaxy+Tab+101+to+Look+Like+iPad+for+Lawsuit/article22459.htm

    Posted in: Apple planning early 2012 launch for new iPad: WSJ

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    One of Tokyo University Professor (Professor KODAMA) also announced similar frightening revelation, during his privilege speech in the Diet Assembly, that from the beginning the Japanese government was lying to the public and there was GROSS NEGLIGENCE on the part of the government:

    For those who can understand Japanese, one may watch this link below:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9sTLQSZfwo

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    /* Multilingual subtitles are available on this version.*/

    Part1:　http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dlf4gOvzxYc

    Part2:　http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDlEOmcALwQ

    Posted in: Maher says 'nobody' in Japan gov't was in charge early in nuclear crisis

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    hey guys, heat stroke is quite different from hydration. But of course, intake of proper amount of water is the key to good health not only this summer but even on winter season.

    -- > What heat stroke is really about is the inability of the body to regulate the body temperature without loosing the essential salt inside our body. The sweat glands make the body perspire by producing sweat out of the skin pores. The problem is that, at some instances, the sweat glands are producing and perspiring water from the body without filtering the salt (sodium) contents. They cannot stop the sodium not to go with the perspiration.

    --> Now, in order to recover from heat stroke, one should immediately intake water with a solution of salt and sugar. For every one liter of water, add about 1 gram of salt and 4 grams of sugar. This is almost similar to the intravenous solutions given to heat stroke patients when they are brought to the hospital.

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    The proper functioning of the sweat glands can be maintained through regular exercise in which your body actually sweat for more than 30 minutes everyday. South-east Asian countries are sweating whole year round since birth so very few among them suffer heat stroke.

    Posted in: 35 deaths, 7,071 hospitalized due to heatstroke in one-week period

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    You don't ground cars whenever there are accidents. You don't ground ships whenever there are sea mishaps. You don't ground planes whenever there is a crash. You investigate, think on how to improve and how to avoid accidents. That is the reason why there is bachelors/masters/PhD degree of Science and technology.

    I would rather live near a nuclear power plant with the 1990's technology rather than near a coal power plant.

    One nuclear reactor can generate 2,300Megawatt of electricity. Is there any replacement for such gigantic output?

    Obviously, the nearest replacement are coal, diesel, bunker-fuel and LNG power plant. The good-news though, it is ironic that, fossil fuel supplies may stay for centuries more.

    Posted in: 70% of Japanese oppose restarting closed reactors: poll

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    basically, SMS is using the bandwidth of the voice signal so if the technology hasn't change since the 1990's, SOFTBANK customers will suffer the most because they have crowded spectrum and they don't have the foothold in the platinum frequency of 800MHz. So if there is an earthquake, SMS may still not push through because it will compete with the voice spectrum usage. Since originally SMS is not packet-based (IP-based), there is no overhead of information, parity check etc. which you will never know if the recipient actually received it.

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    With the introduction of 3.5G (HSPA/HSPA+/LTE) these days which are all based in IP, perhaps, they devised an intermediate server converting all information into IP so that W-CDMA and CDMA-WIN(KDDI-AU) SMS formats will seamlessly push-through with each other networks. So what matter now is on how good do the fiber optic backbone/infrastructure that carries the data from the cell towers to the core network. Then if the fiber optic backbone are dead due to severe calamity, the company with back-up microwave/satellite networks will be the best company.

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    Almost all of us grew up in an era of balanced, fearless and excellent broadcast and print media so we know what were the real situation in Three-mile Island (TMI) and Chernobyl. Whether TEPCO and the Japanese Government admit it or not, Fukushima situation is now in between the case of TMI and Chernobyl. it is time for a martial law or worldwide emergency in Fukushima and these marines and the special units mentioned in this article should be called upon and kick TEPCO's asses out and take over. The problem in Fukushima has been complex ever since day-1 and TEPCO is not revealing the truth.

    There were time in a day that TEPCO staff just go inside the pump building about 5 minutes only and return to their shelter for the rest of the day because of high radioactivity. They just keep on working outside pouring water to the 4 reactors. Compare to TMI which had radioactive Iodine only, Fukushima has a lot of Cesium and possible Plutonium. In TMI, with only one crippled reactor, both the government and the plant owner declared after one month that the risk of further meltdown was over. Tomorrow is the one-month anniversary of Fukushima and still the situation is considered "Extremely High".

    Posted in: U.S. Marine nuclear rescue team stands ready in Japan

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    While Russia and CHina are developing hypersonic missile to kill aircraft carrier group, the US is developing hypersonic missile for deep target penetration anywhere in the world. As story mentioned, the US is one or several step ahead in hypersonic missile testing. Test with X-51 with Mach 5 was successful from B-52. Sooner or later X-51 will be tested in Trident-II-D5 ICBM with a range of 6,500 miles. Perhaps the US might revive the star-war program when Russia and CHina have perfected this hypersonic missile.... for there is a an assertion that "He who control the space will rule the world".

    But as shown in the past world wars, the greatest weapon in the ocean is the intelligence. Naval Intelligence of inferior battle carrier group of the USN lead to the defeat of the mighty IJN in midway.

    Posted in: Hypersonic missiles could challenge U.S. naval supremacy

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