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57. HELLO ILUNGA CHRISTIAN 2003/07/07 (Mon) 10:53 JUST TO LET YOU KNOW THAT i APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT YOU KEPT IN TOUCH AFTER ALL THIS TIME. |
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56. When Does the US Supreme Court...4 Webmaster [url] 2003/07/05 (Sat) 08:30 Freedom accompanies responsibility. It is free for you to choose the expression 殿xis of evil,・but you are responsible to have formed your character with which you chose and used it to mention other sovereign nations with dignified people. Our fellow President George W. Bush, are you human, or beast? No Doubt, the latter. Beasts kill. Humans don稚. Aren稚 you afraid of initiating use of force because you have nuclear button to launch? Why don稚 you take a leading role of disarmament involving CTBT, NPT, anti-ABC, and START III. After Iraq war, the UN can replace reconstruction process with ceasefire activity and humanitarian support. NOGs are ready to join. Anyway, people of the world experienced three wars including 9/11 in 2 and half years after your inauguration, you may aware of the facts, because other countries are more sensitive with your position now. |
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55. When Does the US Supreme Court...3 Webmaster [url] 2003/07/05 (Sat) 08:24 The US President George W. Bush, understanding the above quoted principles of supreme virtue in Law, judges today agreed that the US Supreme Court warn you NOT TO LABEL the sovereign nations with their dignified people there. Those words such as "axis of evil" you have chosen to label them represents complete ignorance and beast痴 nature of yours. No doubt, it is harassing; even elementary children know they should not label "yellow" or "black." You are in beyond horizon. The US Supreme Court will limit your freedom of speech and expression, and dismiss you from your title next time you label or harass. Listen to the justice of Law sunk deep inside you. Although you claim you are similar to George Washington, the comparison itself expresses your arrogance over ignorance, doesn稚 it, because 電ouble you・stands for ambiguity of beast and human nature of yours. The Supreme Court calls your human heart now. Nobles oblige, proverb says meaning the high rank persons like you must have high responsibility and duty. Freedom of speech or expression can be limited when the person痴 free expression compete with and attack other human rights such as dignity or equality. Therefore, your verbal harassment is as harmful as Adolf Hitler now because of your superior position of the US Presidency. |
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52. When Does the US Supreme Court...2 Webmaster [url] 2003/07/05 (Sat) 08:04 鄭rticle 2. Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other |
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49. When Does the US Supreme Court... Webmaster [url] 2003/07/05 (Sat) 07:45 When Does the US Supreme Court Limit the Freedom of Expression of You, Pr. George W. Bush? |
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43. 会員募集 (Japanese translation) Webmaster [url] 2003/06/27 (Fri) 14:07 The following is translation into Japanese: |
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42. Call for Membership Webmaster [url] 2003/06/27 (Fri) 14:04 Dear Friends, |
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41. Re: 歓迎。そして,疑問のアウトライン 2 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/17 (Sat) 13:07 7. 家族的価値 |
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40. Re: 歓迎。そして,疑問のアウトライン 1 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/17 (Sat) 13:01 平和アシュラム |
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39. Re: Messages Can be in Any Language Webmaster [url] 2003/05/17 (Sat) 12:51 You can post a message in any language! |
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38. 各国語のメッセージもどうぞ! Webmaster [url] 2003/05/17 (Sat) 12:49 You can post a message in any language! Visiters of this page are recommended to adjust encoding setting of their browsers. |
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34. 13 Based on Individualism Revolution Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:57 Inevitably, we welcome a borderless society based on info super-highway. The rapid rising of the Internet would transform our way of life or even social structure overwhelmingly. Then, English is a key ability people have to get. Now the Japanese tend to access to only a small cyberspace in Japanese, but they have to expand it. Of course they might not depend on auto translation at all, because it must have some mistranslation and doesn’t afford the delicate nuance. Yet, language itself is just a mean to communicate in. What they think and speak, and how they act in the world is, of course, most important. |
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33. 12 Based on Individualism Revolution Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:56 ---Based on Individualism Revolution |
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32. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 11 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:54 Culture has bigger exclusive power than the gun, because it is our choice. When the Japanese keep to have the inferior complexity with western culture, rapid liberalization without responsibility accelerate the disastrous decaying of moral and chastity. The dying of hair color among students represents it. Daijuku Sutra reads, |
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31. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 10 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:53 They now have many problems in education. Bullying among students even in elementary school, lack of students' originality or creativity, and so on. Our traditional education places too much emphasis on listening to teacher's lecture, not on discussion. Teachers give the only true answer, while students memorize it. They don't need to think for themselves. They often are quiet when discussing some topics. When someone expresses his/he opinion, others agree almost automatically. Then, our education creates similar Japanese student always talking about yesterday's TV animation or Playstation 2. When a student doesn't watch same program, he might lose a topic, and could be bullied. Their present education must reinforce the identity crisis. So we have to emphasize our lifeュlong education. This shall be the key to reform. Also it should be oriented by selfュeducation, selfュtraining, and selfュregulation. |
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30. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 9 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:52 It must be one of the greatest factor that they have the seniority employment system. It has been established so firmly that it could not be broken up easily so far. The unemployment rate is low even when they suffer from economic recession. The longer they stay to work, the better they have the advantage. If only they evaluate the worker by merit system, why do we need to cling to the permanent employment? This is truly a solid ancien regime. Without big error, people might stay any longer. Thus they tend to respond employer's instruction passively but not to work actively, taking a risk to reform against habitual patterns. Together with school education, we call it an escalator of elite course. Any graduate student from famous university can keep working for bigュbusiness until they retire, even if his/her life is not so creative, but too boring. This educationュemployment system is soュcalled an assembly line of labor in Japan Co. Ltd. |
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29. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 8 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:50 Every time I claim that the side of a patient's bed they sit up from is different. They had better use sound side and not affected side, which causes functional limitation or even accident often. It might be a tiny fact but I wish to educate coworkers to have such a point of view. Many of nurses or carers might wish to deny my instruction, because they don't want to make their jobs busier. I have to act carefully. People easily act based on their worship of economy. But, economy in true meaning must be based on effectiveness. Unless they make effort to change their system by discussion, evil circle will accumulate into irreversible viciousness. I find my view and myself far beyond ordinary thinkings. I'm very proud of it, but always suffer the decisive differences from others. May be a long enthusiasm being as a therapist has changed my character completely. |
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28. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 7 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:48 Japan's medicare system comes from a long regional tradition of history and is late in modernization. For ordinary people, there is not enough accurate information even in our anatomy or physiology, then people tend to prefer simple way to keep healthy and look for advertisement with full of ignorance from a professional point of view. This can be said one of the ruling structure of people in the name of another mobocracy making medicare a secret. With less correct information, it in fact functions so. People obey a physician whoever is. They often don't know even the name of a medication, or its function of course. When it comes to surgery, families always say, "We totally depends on you, doctor. Please help us. We obey any of your instructions." They could search for the second opinion, but still it isn't popular even in crucial cases. Then the medical accidents seldom cause the court issues. |
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27. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 6 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:46 Even in an age of informed consent, many Japanese physicians can't educate patients very effectively because they don't have enough time, further they have turned into technoュchemicians which I made a new term meaning chemical medicine experts diagnosing aided by machinery and technology. While therapists have to educate and explain patients as an everyday task in order to encourage exercise and selfュtraining with full of time to talk with them. Now we do believe therapists can perform physical examination even better than physicians, while they seek to be upュtoュdate with technological and mechanical advances. They tend not to see people as human but just with disease in terms of technological outputs, while we see patient as an actively living person with functional skills. I know many kinds of experts now work in health care field, but physicians rule whole in an outュofュdate manner here. We therapists are fortunate to have education system for Bachelor's, Master's or PhD degrees now in a few colleges. But at the beginning of our history, physicians enforced to settle three years' education which still keeps to be our main stream, because they wanted to suppress our status and control over. |
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26. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 5 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:44 As for ruling structure of common people, every aspect is resulted from our long history. For hexample, I work in a health care field where I can notice a conservative pyramid letting physicians become the top rulers. Physical therapy here is a newly established profession with only 34 years of history, at the beginning of which aided by World Health Organization and many foreign therapists. We have highly intensive educational, practical or research environment because of the need. We have been, and are now, enthusiastically searching to make our practice up to date with pioneering spirit. I believe its quality has a high standard and is not delayed from an international viewpoint, although the numbers of therapists or the fields they work are limited. |
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25. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 4 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:41 Japanese proverb "Nagai mono niwa makarero," meaning let us be rolled up with anything long, symbolizes our obedience to authorities, while "I no naka no kawazu taikai wo shirazu," meaning a frog in the well knows not the ocean, our narrowュmindedness that comes from closed society. Japan's long history, of course, has cherished our sophisticated culture, but long isolation as an island country and a closed policy in the Edo Era seems to have formed very much complicated our social structures, connections, and customs that are suitable for the natives but great bars for foreigners or foreign companies. |
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24. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 3 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:38 By the way, let us discuss the causes of their cultural homogeneity. One student called their culture the agricultural society which originated by growing rice where cooperation had been the essential need without recent qualified machinery but with just skillful hand labor. Feeding is an essential cultural basis. Ours, based on rice growing, has not been changed long from the ancient days of Jomon or Yayoi, the emperors' government and aristocracy, medieval military governments, ュュwhere the main tax was rice and the ruling areas were measured by the amount of its productュュ industrial revolution under Meiji Imperial Constitution, through post-War democratization and modernization. So he insists in their cultural peacefulness and cooperativeness, but, on the other hand, dependency on others oriented by such agriculture. However, why do people tend to think or act so similarly even if they value harmony of our group? Wasn't there any need to have their own way of life or thinking? |
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23. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? 2 Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:36 They don't have enough tradition to think as individuals, and they think as a member of some group or organization that they belong to. They tend to see a person who graduated from a famous university, not by his/her intellect itself. Anyone who works for a big business earns more money the longer he/she stays not because of his/her merit, and tends to be treated as an elite. Even experts with long career might not be able to make much money unless they were promoted or recruited. |
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22. Where Is Homogeneous Japan from? Webmaster [url] 2003/05/12 (Mon) 03:33 --- Identity Crisis --- |
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17. Can the Power of Writing Change Our History? 2 Webmaster 2003/05/09 (Fri) 08:43 Because of the passionate contents, timing before American Independence and epoch-making position, it still has historical significance among documents around the beginning of the United States history. Here is another example of the power of writing which changed history. |
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15. Can the Power of Writing Change Our History? 1 Webmaster 2003/05/09 (Fri) 08:40 Writing represents the power of wisdom. Therefore, it is not only the rhetoric but also one’s action, thought, and humanity as a whole. Today, when we visit a big library or bookstore, I wonder how many books I could and deserve to read among many. Further, I have to ask whether a book can affect our age effectively. Is the writing so important now? Can an individual effectively change others by writing? I often feel no confidence in my writing. Therefore, I would follow the history first. |
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14. The Iraq war 2 Webmaster 2003/05/08 (Thu) 14:50 From the beginning Mr. President was an aggressive war hawk. He progressed National Missile Defense. He denied Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. He withdrew the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty. He recognized China as competitor instead of partner. As soon as he was inaugurated, Iraq overreacted in responding around the non-flight zone, then the U.S. and British forces bombed Baghdad coincidentally 10 years after Gulf War. China plane approached the U.S. spy flight and made it landing on an island. Even Osama bin Ladin himself might have overreacted the Bush regime. So everything seems to me the competitor’s overreaction to our administration and policy. If we had Al Gore as our president, we could have had another world. I am not a Democrat, but I dream. The world is now “Eyes to eyes, teeth to teeth.” And American unilateralism means nothing but isolationism and developing countries is accumulating hostilities because of a key person. |
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13. The Iraq war 1 Webmaster 2003/05/08 (Thu) 14:46 The Iraq war |
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12. Weakness and Delicacy 2 Webmaster 2003/05/08 (Thu) 14:18 I was always bullied when I was an elementary student by a violent classmate who used pro-wrestler’s strategies. Then it was my habit that I say “give up” as soon as possible and wait till he releases me. I didn’t have so much physical strength and even suffered from lung tuberculosis from the age of 13 to 15. It was not so severe though. At the same time, I began singing in a coral group. Such a weakness and my music interest might have developed my sensitivity. I value my character very much. |
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11. Weakness and Delicacy 1 Webmaster 2003/05/08 (Thu) 14:16 What is your most prized possession? Use reasons and examples to support your opinion. |
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10. Re: visiting your website Webmaster [url] 2003/04/19 (Sat) 11:45 Dear Cathy, |
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9. Re: note from cathy Webmaster [url] 2003/04/18 (Fri) 15:46 Dear Cathy, |
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6. visiting your website catherine sadow 2003/04/18 (Fri) 09:08 Dear Tamaki, I will get to know this slowly. IT is the way I enjoy going to a museum-a little bit frequently. |
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5. note from cathy catherine sadow 2003/04/18 (Fri) 09:07 I hope to look at a little section of this whenever I am at my computer. Cathy |
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4. Re: Hola! Web Master 2002/01/11 (Fri) 16:15 Dear Jammy, |
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3. Hola! Jammy 2001/10/21 (Sun) 07:53 Hola amigo!It has been to Puerto Rico for three months. |
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2. Welcome! And, Outlining Questions Web Master 2001/06/09 (Sat) 11:04 Why Should We Do Civil Movement Based on Spiritual Education Now? |