Sometimes I get very interesting questions from my commenters (and luckily I almost always get excellent comments as well). The questions which get me thinking rather deeply about something sometimes spawn their own post are among my favorites, but they... ...full story at So-Called Japanese Life
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| 24 May 08 |
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Tokyo Mew Mew MYU-Cast Ep. 01 Part 3/4 »
YouTube video Questions for the next episode and suggestions to make the podcast better are welcome. Just leave questions as comments. Thanks!
MYU-Cast Episode 01:
Cast: Sana Jisushi, Mew Pocky, Ryudo, Ellana (Ryou Shirogane), Extra Guests: Jared, Yun
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| 03 Jul 08 |
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New questions for Bruce V of TEFL International » TEFLtastic These are the questions I have collected so far. Comments are blocked until Bruce has answered them, but you can email me with further questions if you wish- see the “Contact me” link on the main page of the blog. Professional status and... |
| 20 Jan 08 |
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You Rememory Me? » Geisha, Interrupted A good part of this weekend was spent answering some questions for the media, about my experiences as a bar hostess in Japan. Most questions were the same as the last time I was interviewed, some six months ago. Yet... |
| 09 May 08 |
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Commentary › What happens when you’re out of work? » Japan Today Although I usually refrain from making comments about issues related to law, not least of which because I’m not a lawyer, there are some questions… |
| 25 Jun 08 |
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An interview with Bruce Veldhuisen of TEFL International » TEFLtastic This interview was conducted by email over the last week or so, with me submitting the main outline and then asking a few back up questions when the main answers came back. My questions are in bold, and the ”back up” questions and answers are in italics. 1. A brief history of your career This was covered in [...] |
| 29 Sep 07 |
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All eyes on Japan Post as privatization begins »
Japan Times  Japan Post will be reorganized Monday, paving the way for it to become a private company for the first time in its more than 130-year history. The following are questions and answers on how the... Read more . . . |
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