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Man infected w/ computeｒ-virus
Welcome to the Terminator era.
A scientist implanted a computer chip into his body. Then
purposely infected himself with a virus.
This article explains both in video and text how it was done.
Science fiction isn' t fiction anymore
It is simply ...crazy!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/10158517.stm
Happy reading!!!
A scientist implanted a computer chip into his body. Then
purposely infected himself with a virus.
This article explains both in video and text how it was done.
Science fiction isn' t fiction anymore
It is simply ...crazy!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/10158517.stm
Happy reading!!!
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2010年05月22日
Wrinkle-free chocolate?
Last week's commentary was a bit tooo serious for me. However, once in a while
we need a bit "shakin-up".
This week, I'll brighten-up your day, by keeping it youthful, making it a bit sweet, with a sprinkle of longevity-> just like me (joke of course)
According to this chocolate maker a new chocolate bar, which is being made,
may reduce aging and add shines to your skin.
MMMMMaybe.??????
But I may know the to answer...ask me next time you see me glowing in the dark!
Enjoy your chocolate:
http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE64J3AM20100520
we need a bit "shakin-up".
This week, I'll brighten-up your day, by keeping it youthful, making it a bit sweet, with a sprinkle of longevity-> just like me (joke of course)
According to this chocolate maker a new chocolate bar, which is being made,
may reduce aging and add shines to your skin.
MMMMMaybe.??????
But I may know the to answer...ask me next time you see me glowing in the dark!
Enjoy your chocolate:
http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE64J3AM20100520
2010年05月15日
The power of the Woman
I 'll make it brief.
Around the world there are many problems happening.
It seems that no country is immune to problems of the world（Depression).
China's growth economically is the envy of the world. But domestic/social problems are growing at the same pace. Thailand is a ticking time-bomb. The Middle East is a hotbed for terrorists.
Europe is falling apart economically and politically.
The United States of America was once a role model to the world of endless possibilities. But many American homeowners are abandoning their homes due to pricey mortgages.
Also, Americans are fleeing to Canada for cheap medical care.
Japanese yen appears strong among the world's currencies, but the instability of the political leaders is making business investors very nervous.
There are many things Japan can do for domestic improvements. For example younger people ought to have more inputs in companies and politics.
Another is Japan needs to invest in the mind of it's women.
The Japanese woman is a resource which has been undervalued politically and economically.
Yuri Konno- a true pioneer , please read:
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/print/fl20030713a2.html
I tried to make it brief,but my fingers were on auto-drive.
Around the world there are many problems happening.
It seems that no country is immune to problems of the world（Depression).
China's growth economically is the envy of the world. But domestic/social problems are growing at the same pace. Thailand is a ticking time-bomb. The Middle East is a hotbed for terrorists.
Europe is falling apart economically and politically.
The United States of America was once a role model to the world of endless possibilities. But many American homeowners are abandoning their homes due to pricey mortgages.
Also, Americans are fleeing to Canada for cheap medical care.
Japanese yen appears strong among the world's currencies, but the instability of the political leaders is making business investors very nervous.
There are many things Japan can do for domestic improvements. For example younger people ought to have more inputs in companies and politics.
Another is Japan needs to invest in the mind of it's women.
The Japanese woman is a resource which has been undervalued politically and economically.
Yuri Konno- a true pioneer , please read:
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/print/fl20030713a2.html
I tried to make it brief,but my fingers were on auto-drive.
