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Junjiro Hara is a well known reporter at the Asahi Shimbun who I've known for many years. He is retiring this year and has decided to start blogging and continue his mission as a journalist to change Japan. His blog is in Japanese. I think he is one of the first professional mass media journalists to start officially blogging.
Blog on Hara-san!
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PhDs, blogging and procrastination
Apr 09, 12:04› Joi: Hi Michael. It is actually a relatively commons form of PhD and it does require a literature review, and a contribution to the field, a prop… Apr 07, 18:04› Joi: If it turns out well I'll post it. ;-) Apr 07, 18:04› Joi: I think we should do research and I think that we will some day probably discover how to halt or reverse a significant part of the aging pro…My email and task management protocol
Dec 29, 20:12› Chanan: Thank you for sharing this Joi, a lot of gems here for sure. Dec 22, 13:12› Azhar Rafiq: Excellent comparison. I use Trello to manage my manuscript tasks and team organizer but find Evernote to be a bit more versatile. I'll have … Dec 21, 18:12› David Jimenez: Try Active In Box extension for Chrome to convert emails to GTD tasks, add subtasks, comments, links to shared Google Drive files, etc...
Dec 29, 20:12› beautifulsavage: The Western world doesn't have a parallel to geisha because we don't value education. A geisha is cultured, refined. She is beautiful, and t…
Aug 27, 03:08› Ecx: It is interesting that it seems by the posts that males are generally sympathetic and appreciative of the geisha tradition while the most ne…
Sep 01, 02:09› Johann Georg Blomeyer: This discussion gave all aspects of the roles and traditional practice on Geishas, which in the west have no equivalent. So, for the western…
The cycle of resistance to change in Japan
Apr 05, 12:04› Michael Vallance: Japanese have a well-deserved sense of pride in themselves, their culture, and the homogenous nature of the country's ethnic makeup. I think… Oct 20, 12:10› JM: I thought this post was from 2017 based on the date shown in my search results (Jan. 5 2017). I really wanted to gauge the latest trends on… Feb 24, 22:02› Guy: I have come to this discussion late, following a track on emergent democracy. Hopefully it is not too late.The notion of finding the correct…
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