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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏWe desire Japanese government to keep condemning a nation's terrorism.

    • 2010.09.30 Thursday
    • 19:06
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    Have I made myself clear?
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    ¢¥make oneself clear

    He means the world to her.
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    Don't cut me off before I finish.
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    ¢¥Don't cut me off

    She's easily moved to tears.
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    ¢¥easily moved to tears

    What should I use for an excuse?
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    Keep practicing to improve your English skills.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏStatements without action are meaningless in diplomacy.

    • 2010.09.29 Wednesday
    • 08:45
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    I have no regrets about what I did.
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    Her face burned with shame.
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    ¢¥burned with shame

    Don't be overconfident.
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    Can I have a rain check?
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    ¢¥have a rain check¡§¤Þ¤¿¤Îµ¡²ñ¤Ë¤¹¤ë¡£

    I don't have any breathing space.
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    Words without action are meaningless.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏNothing happens unless you take action.

    • 2010.09.01 Wednesday
    • 08:28
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    I'll leave it to your imagination.
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    ¢¥leave ¡Á imagination

    I couldn't have said it better.
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    You care too much what other people think.
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    ¢¥care too much¡§µ¤¤Ë¤·¤¹¤®

    That doesn't mean a thing to me.
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    Sorry, I didn't quite catch that.
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    Nothing happens unless you take action.
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    He has an amiable disposition.
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    She's aging very gracefully.
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    That hairstyle takes five years off of you.
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    ¢¥take ¡Á off of

    She's out of my league.
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    ¢¥out of my league

    He's on the cutting edge in this field.
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    ¢¥on the cutting edge

    There¡Çs no replacement for daily effort.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏBelieve in yourself and move forward.

    • 2010.08.30 Monday
    • 19:19
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    He has an apologetic look on his face.
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    It's not like you to be late for a meeting.
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    I don't believe a word of his story.
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    ¢¥don't believe a word of ¡Á

    This area isn't familiar to me.
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    ¢¥be familiar to ¡Á

    This article mentions her company.
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    Don't let your English rust away.
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    How does ordering pizza sound?
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    ¢¥how ¡Á sound?

    What he said is way off the mark.
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    I'm coffeed out today.
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    ¢¥be coffeed out

    He thinks of Japan as his second home.
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    Doesn't it feel hot in here?
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    Believe in yourself and move forward.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏDon't give up before you start.

    • 2010.07.26 Monday
    • 17:26
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    That's not saying much.
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    Do you understand the punch line?
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    That player has seen better days.
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    I can't decide which to choose.
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    ¢¥which to choose

    I can't stress this point enough.
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    Don't give up before you start.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏProcrastination delays Japanese Politics.

    • 2010.07.17 Saturday
    • 11:02
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    Do I know you from somewhere?
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    ¢¥know ¡Á from somewhere

    Say hi to my friend Julia.
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    Am I getting my point across?
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    That's the farthest thing from my mind.
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    There's no limit to your worries.
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    Procrastination delays your improvement.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏDon't make me say it.

    • 2010.07.05 Monday
    • 17:48
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    Don't make me say it.
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    He's good at cracking people up.
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    There's no need to be so nervous.
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    His story was a little farfetched.
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    You can take that to the bank.
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    Whenever the follow cross to you, practice your English.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡Ï¡Î¥É¥¤¥Ä¶áÂåů³Ø¡ÏKant's Transcendental Idealism

    • 2010.07.02 Friday
    • 20:59
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    Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), a native of Koenigsberg in Prussia, was educated at Koenigsberg University, which became famous as a center of philosophy through his long tenure its faculty. Kant had been profoundly influenced by the works of Leibniz, Newton, and Hume, as well as (to a lesser degree) by Rousseau, Voltaire, and the British Deists and Intuitionists. Publication of his Critique of Pure Reason in 1781 initiated a new era in philosophical thought.

    His most significant writings, in addition to the Critique of Pure Reason, were his Critique of Practical Reason (1788), Critique of Judgment (1790), Prolegomena to Every Future System of Metaphysics (1793), Religion within the Limits of Pure Reason (1784), Fundamental Principles of Metaphysics of Morals (1785), and Eternal Peace (1795). The first three works developed the foundations of his philosophy, expounding his transcendental method as applied to epistemology (in the Critique of Pure Reason), ethics (in the Critique of Practical Reason), and aesthetics (in the Critique of Judgment).

    All three critiques analyze the a priori aspects of the mind, i.e., mental functions prior to sense experience. Kant realized that it would be necessary, first, to explore the nature of the mind itself, and second, to trace the connections between its a priori nature and its a posteriori sense impressions in order to unite or synthesize these two aspects of mental activity.


    Kant's Epistemological Problem.
    In his Critique of Pure Reason Kant delved into the fundamental epistemological question, "How are a priori synthetic judgments possible?" In other words, how can we explain the possibility of scientific knowledge, or, more precisely, that relationship between cause and effect which enables the mind to grasp scientific truths?

    It will be recalled that David Hume had negated the laws of causation as unverifiable be means of sense experience, reducing cause-effect relationships to the status of mere habitual assumptions. Kant was unable to cope with the Humean problem on the basis of Cartesian Rationalism, but he was inspired by Leibniz¡Ç reference to the human mind as an active process, as something more than sense impressions. The idea that the intellect possesses a character and powers of its own, he felt, would enable him to prove that scientific laws, particularly the Newtonian laws he admired, are valid demonstrable truths. His analysis divided the process of attaining knowledge into three stages: (1) the transcendental aesthetic; (2) the transcendental analytic; and (3) the transcendental dialectic. Instead of choosing between the Rationalist view that knowledge is derived from innate ideas and the Empiricist view that its source is sense experience, Kant analyzed the nature of the act of knowing, and he concluded that both the mind endowed with a priori perceptions and the sensory impressions must unite tu yield scientific (or valid) knowledge.


    Moral law.
    The main purpose of Kant¡Çs system of ethics was to formulate moral laws as those necessary and universal objects of the human will which must be accepted as valid for everyone. Kant concluded that there are moral laws which he described as the categorical imperative, constituting moral commands which every person is bound to obey irrespective of the particular circumstances confronting him. The individual must will to obey the moral law without exception. Right is right and must be done even under the most extreme conditions. ¡ÈLet justice be done though the heavens fall.¡É

    We know what is morally right a priori, by intuition, without having to consider practical circumstances. Indeed, the facts in a situation have no bearing upon the moral law, which must govern all conduct despite either the consequences which may follow from obeying the law or the conditions under which it is obeyed. The moral law does not depend upon what we want, desire, like, or love; it is a statement of what we ought to will. Kant asserted that ¡ÈI ought¡É implies ¡ÈI can¡É; if the categorical imperative obligates the will to obey a moral command, it must necessarily follow that the individual has the power to carry out the obligation. What is not within one¡Çs power to do, can never be a moral obligation.


    Nature of the Categorical Imperative.
    The moral command which every person has the duty to obey --- the categorical imperative --- allows of no exceptions. It is universal, so that whatever is morally right for one person to do, is right for all, and whatever is morally wrong for him is wrong for all. Kant¡Çs maxim is a philosophical version of the Golden Rule: ¡ÈAct only on that maxim whereby you can at the same will that it should become a universal law.¡É

    Consider an example of the categorical imperative. It might seem wise or prudent to break a promise because other people might be harmed if you kept your promise. But do you have a moral right to break a promise? Not according to Kant¡Çs categorical imperative, for that principle states that your action must be universally applicable, and surely you would not wish everyone to have the moral right to break promises whenever he so desires. It is therefore your duty to keep your promise, just as you would expect others to keep their pledges. The categorical imperative is a moral law binding upon every person so that what is right for one is right for all humanity: you must ¡Èact as if the maxim from which you act were to become your will a universal law of nature.¡É
    (W. S. Sahakian, Outline-History of Philosophy.)

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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡Ï"Give it all you've got, and you'll never regret it."

    • 2010.06.30 Wednesday
    • 09:04
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    He's forceful, but in a good way.
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    Don't eat pork if it's pink in the middle.
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    Do you mind if I eat all that's left?
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    Sorry to bother you when you're busy.
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    Give it all you've got, and you'll never regret it.
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏSteady effort is quite habit-forming for me!?

    • 2010.06.21 Monday
    • 18:50
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    We're just spinning our wheels.
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    Benedict Spinoza (1632-1677), a Jewish philosopher, reasoning that he could be equally as blessed in Latin as in Hebrew, changed his name from Baruch (Hebrew for bressed) to the Latin, Benedict, as a result of his excommunication in 1656 from the Jewish synagogue. Spinoza's parents were crypto-Jews (Jews converted to Christianity by force during the Spanish Inquisition, yet remaining Jews in spirit) who fled Portugal for Holland (where Benedict was born) because the Union of Utrecht had decreed freedom or religion.

    Benedict was trained by rabbis in a Hrbrew school where he came under the tutelage of Saul Morteira and Manasseh ben Israel, the most eminent scholors of the Jewish community. (It is known that in 1670 Spinoza lived at Rijnsburg, situated not far from Amsterdam and Leyden; for a few years prior to his death, he lived in The Hague.) Having attained considerable renown for his ideas, he was offered the chair of philosophy at Heiderburg University in 1673, which he refused because he cherished absolute freedom of thought in his pursuit of philosophical truth. He earned his living by grinding lenses and giving private instruction as a tutor.

    Spinoza defined God as a Being absolutely infinite, necessarily existent (the ontological argument), and identical with the ultimate stuff or substance of the world. He described substance as "that which is in itself, and is conceived through itself: in other words, that of which a conception can be formed independently of ant other conception." But of these infinite attributes of God (or substance) we have acknowledge of only two: mind and matter. Since ultimate reality (substance), as humans know it, is both thought and extension, God is a thinking thing and also an extended thing, for these are the only divive attributes known to man, who must remain ignorant bout the infinity of God. (Note here Spinoza's adherence to a negative theology).

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    • 2010.06.14 Monday
    • 20:05
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    • 2010.06.13 Sunday
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏEnvironmentalist!?

    • 2010.06.09 Wednesday
    • 17:35
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    Most environmental organizations obey laws, but sometimes members of environmental groups are arrested for civil disobedience. German police arrested protesters who sat an railroad tracks to prevent trains from transporting nuclear materials. In America, some environmentalists have destroyed tractors and other machines used to destroy nature. For these environmentalists, protecting the environment is more important than following laws.

    You shoudn't support the most violent environmental organization to fight environmental problems.

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    • 2010.06.07 Monday
    • 18:18
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    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏShow me a liar and I'll show you a "politician"!?

    • 2010.06.01 Tuesday
    • 20:54
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    This is the problem with lying. In some situations it is impossible to tell with absolute certainly whether someone is lying or telling the truth. More or less, we ourselves are forced to become the ultimate judge of what is the truth and what is a lie. You could say that in a certain situation we create truth and untruth.

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    • 2010.05.15 Saturday
    • 09:41
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    • 2010.05.12 Wednesday
    • 17:43
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    First of all, high heels made it easier to mount a horse. Such heels hooked on to the stirrups more easily than those of low-heeled shoes. Also, the roads in France were muddy at that time, and low-heeled shoes quickly got dirty.

    High heels as fashion items were also born in France. Louis XIV was a very short man, and it bothered him very much. He then started to wear high heels, and women around him started to copy him. Since then, high heels have become fashionable all over the world.

    ¡Î±Ñ¸ì¡ÏDon't sweat the small stuff.

    • 2010.05.11 Tuesday
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    • 2010.05.01 Saturday
    • 08:35
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    • 2010.04.27 Tuesday
    • 20:08
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    They also thought that there must be something which even death cannot change. In the 5th century BC, Pythagoras said that our souls go to another body after death. Once, observing some people hitting a puppy on the street, he told them to stop. He believed that the puppy had the soul of his dead friend.
    Around the 4th century BC, people thought that the world consisted of tiny particles with every being made up of different combinations of there particles.
    About a hundred years later, this idea developed into what is known today as "atomism." This word comes from the ancient Greek word "atomos," which means "a thing that cannot be cut into smaller pieces."

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    • 2010.04.24 Saturday
    • 11:12
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    Droplets and ice crystals behave somewhat like dust in the air made visible in a shaft of sunlight.

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    • 2010.04.19 Monday
    • 18:59
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    • 2010.04.18 Sunday
    • 14:48
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    • 2010.04.17 Saturday
    • 21:17
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