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Posted in: Olympic organizers unveil strategy for using artificial intelligence in sports See in context

I suppose they should try artificial intelligence. There certainly isn't any intelligence being shown from Bach.

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Posted in: Judge warns Trump over juror intimidation; 7 jurors picked for trial See in context

So they found seven people who lied about being able to be impartial. Love him or hate him, and everyone does one or the other, no one can be impartial towards him.

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Posted in: Google yanks California news sites over proposed law See in context

I don't understand how linking to a news article deprives the news organization of money. If anything, they would get more views and more advertising money. What am I missing?

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Posted in: First foreign-born sumo grand champion Akebono dies at 54 See in context

I would argue that Akebono was the best of that era. Sure Takanohana had more yushos, but Akebono had to go against all of them. Takanohana, Wakanohana, Takanonami, and others from the Futagoyama-beya didn't have to compete against each other, which gave them a distinct advantage. Akebono and Musashimaru wrestled all of them, as well as each other. I got to meet Akebono a long time ago. There's a picture of me with him somewhere. If it weren't for Akebono, Musashimaru, and Konishiki, I would have never gotten into sumo as much as I have. The era may have passed, but the memories remain. RIP.

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Posted in: Biden praises Kishida's leadership and Japan's growing international clout See in context

The blind leading the blind.

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Posted in: Hamas says Israeli proposal fails to meet Palestinian demands, but is under review See in context

Israel's immediate aim is to secure the release of hostages seized by Hamas in the Oct. 7 cross-border rampage that triggered the conflict. It says it will not end the war until it annihilates Hamas, which has run Gaza since 2007.

Sounds about right. All Hamas has to do is return all hostages and completely surrender. Hamas started this mess. They can end it. If they don't, Israel will.

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Posted in: Kishida arrives in U.S. for summit, state dinner See in context

Can he just stay there permanently? He likes being overseas more than being in Japan anyway.

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Posted in: Israel finds the body of a hostage killed in Gaza, while talks will resume on a cease-fire See in context

The only talks should be about when the terrorist Hamas returns all hostages and completely surrenders. Until then, Hamas will be the sole target. If Hamas puts innocent Palestinians in harms way, that's on them.

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Posted in: Man arrested after staying 80 nights in hotel and being unable to pay bill See in context

Hotel management should be fired for letting that happen. I have never been able to stay at a hotel without paying up front.

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Posted in: Biden urges Egypt, Qatar leaders to press Hamas to come to agreement for Israeli hostages in Gaza See in context

So Biden is finally asking someone else to let Hamas know that they are the instigators and should give up the hostages and totally surrender? That's the only way this war will end. Aggressors are going to aggress.

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Posted in: Shizuoka governor to resign after gaffe insulting vegetable sellers See in context

He also told the incoming civil servants to remain honest, watch their language, and that it was "important to be compassionate...

A classic "do as I say, not as I do" situation. There was not compassionate one bit with this little gem.

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Posted in: M6.1 quake strikes northern Japan See in context

Yep. The earthquake alert woke me up. I couldn't go back to sleep. At least I was able to read some before getting ready to come to work.

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Posted in: Japan's imperial family debuts on Instagram See in context

Yet another reason not to create an Instagram account.

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Posted in: U.S. changes how it categorizes people by race and ethnicity See in context

Is there no box for "Human" or "Homo sapien"? That would be all inclusive and the way we should all feel about each other.

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Posted in: Adult siblings fall out over infirm or deceased parents: Who nurses them? Who inherits the property? See in context

I am living here in Japan while my youngest sister and her family are taking care of my mother in the U.S., who thankfully, can still pretty much get by on her own, but who knows when things will turn south? I've already made the decision that I'm not going to ask for anything or contest a will or do anything to break up whatever relations I have with my family. If it were up to me, my sister would get everything since she's the one who has been doing all the work. Even if I am left something (not likely since there isn't that much to begin with), I would probably just give it to that sister. She certainly deserves it. As long as I can keep my relationship with her and my other two sisters, I'm good.

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Posted in: Turn a can of black beans into enfrijoladas, a saucy vegetarian supper See in context

Who wants vegetarian? Give me some good old-fashioned wagyu. Real food. Not mush.

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Posted in: N Korea v Japan World Cup qualifier off over 'unforeseen circumstances' See in context

Good. I don't want anyone to go to North Korea. They may never come back. Why NK is even allowed to participate in international sports is a complete mystery.

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Posted in: Have you ever done leadership training for work, come back to the office and thought: ‘That was a huge waste of time’? See in context

I've been in many training sessions that were a waste of time. The leadership where I work at always seem to "make it up as they go along." I try my best to schedule my time off whenever there is a meeting of any kind.

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Posted in: Netanyahu snaps back against growing U.S. criticism after being accused of losing his way on Gaza See in context

Seems to me that Chuck Schumer, President Biden, and others should be calling on Hamas to immediately release the remaining hostages and completely surrender. Then Israel wouldn't have to continue targeting the legitimate targets where Hamas puts their own Palestinians up as human shields. Hamas has the power to end this war. That's where people should be called for. I won't be holding my breath for this common sense solution to take place, though.

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Posted in: What health risks to your skin do you need to know before getting a tattoo? See in context

None, since I don't plan on ever getting a tattoo.

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Posted in: Finding cooks is a real challenge. Some ambassadors have been posted without being able to find a chef in Japan. See in context

Sorry. I feel little sympathy for someone too important to run down to McDonald's when they're hungry.

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Posted in: International Women's Day See in context

Looks like more of a leftist movement. What does Palestine have to do with International Women's Day? Same with the "anti-capitalism." How do they expect to get any money without capitalism? The free market lifts everyone up. And if they are the world, what do they expect will happen to men? That half just gets ignored? A bunch of whiners.

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Posted in: Biden approves military air drops of aid into Gaza after chaotic encounter left more than 100 dead See in context

It seems to me that if Hamas returned all the hostages and made a complete surrender this would all be over. But that terrorist organization doesn't care about helping Palestinians, just killing Jews. It's up to Hamas to do what's right. I'm not going to hold my breath on that one.

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Posted in: Japan's moon lander survives second lunar night, beating predictions See in context

Good show, JAXA! Keep up the good work!

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Posted in: Japan's 'naked men' festival succumbs to aging population See in context

They often don’t welcome foreigners nor provide local foreign residents information. It’s nearly impossible to join the club and are excluded with planning or anything to do with it. These really aren’t religious events but community ones and the real side of Japan on not including foreigners in things is dramatically highlighted here.

I live in Oshu (have for the past 30 years) and have visited Kokusekiji many times, though I have never participated in the Somin-sai. I know several foreigners who have participated. Daigo is a personal friend of mine, and he worked for many years with the Oshu International Relations Association. I can't speak for other temples or events, but foreigners are very welcome here in Oshu, at Kokusekiji, and at this festival, and it has a lot to do with Daigo's influence. I'm sure it was a very hard decision to end this festival.

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Posted in: Koike Down Under See in context

Is there anyway we can keep her down there? Send Kishida on a long vacation, too.

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Posted in: Japan's moon lander comes back to life See in context

Good show, JAXA! Keep up the good work.

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Posted in: LDP reforms unlikely to restore skeptical public's faith in politics See in context

Since when has Kishida ever been perceived as a reformer?

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