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ie6?

2009-07-18T11:15:31Z

Just six years ago, the web was dominated by one browser: Internet Explorer, specifically Internet Explorer 6. Without Netscape to compete against it and the ability to bundle its browser with Windows XP, Microsoft experienced superior market share – up to 95% at the peak. Today though, we have far superior browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Chrome, as well as Internet Explorer 8.

IE6 Must Die for the Web to Move On; Ben Parr

anyone still using ie6? (internet explorer 6). if you answer is yes. you will notice some strange on my blog.

ie6 made without support all this.

1. transparent png.

2. css v2

ie6 has many holes;

even many test said about the holes in ff (firefox), opera, and safari are all adequate level with ie; but the compare made with ie8 not ie6.

you should remember that more holes, more easily of the problems persisting/ awaiting.

this are some of my recommend browsers (operating systems) that may suite your need.

- firefox (windows families/ osx / linux / some mobile phone os)

- opera (windows families/ osx / linux / most mobile phone os)

- chrome (windows families/ osx )

- safari (windows families/ osx / iphone)

and the last one update version descendant of ie6

- internet explorer 8 (windows families)

hope this all can help you to do that better than before.

indian railways privatization

2009-07-16T02:11:20Z

reading Indian Railways Growth, Sustenance and the Leap Forward A Case Study and wondering why the most modernize rail system of 100 years ago was so damn right now?

for more information in presentation here;

Abstract
Indian Railways (IR), which was declared to be heading towards bankruptcy as per the Expert Group on Indian Railways in 2001, is today the second largest profit making Public Sector Undertaking after ONGC. A case study on IR could focus on multiple facets – Detailed analysis of the turnaround, Critical Appraisal of these strategies, Sustenance of this growth, Role of organizational structure of IR etc. In this case study we look at only certain aspects of IR due to the constraints such as limited time. We first do a brief diagnosis of the strategies that were behind the turnaround of Indian Railways. This is a very well studies and documented area so we move on further to probe two particular questions pertaining to IR. First, we study the marketing strategy of the Indian railways among the masses so as to counter threats like Low Cost Airlines. Secondly, we focus on the major question of Privatization of IR which has been lingering around for quite a while now. We do a comparative case study with the privatization of British railways and then justify the model of privatization that is slowly being adopted now for IR.

Conclusion
In this case study we looked at the growth achieved by the Indian railways in the past few years and major strategies responsible for them. These include capacity enhancement, better utilization of the current
capacity and also schemes to increase the existing sources of revenue. Today, IR is facing serious threats from the low cost airlines which o®er a much quicker journey at comparable costs. Thus there is a need to
position the railways brand higher in the mind of the Indian passengers. We have done an income based market segmentation and analysed possible strategies that could be used to lure di®erent segments and
ultimately increase the volume of the passenger revenue. Another question that has been lingering around for quite a while now is regarding the privatization. We do a comparative study with the British railways
and come to a conclusion that complete break up into smaller enterprises will not prove to be good. Due to the critical role played by the railways in India, total control of IR should not be transferred into private
hands. Focus should be on commercialization rather than privatization where various smaller tasks are outsourced to private hands or are done in public-private partnerships. Steps are being taken to do such
a restructuring of the operations today. Quoting from: The turnaround over the past two years has demonstrated that IR is indeed a sunrise sector. With the
right moves, nothing can hold it back from being world class.

Note: all above was picked from that report.

the emperor’s new clothes

2009-07-15T18:34:00Z

ref: here

Like the story of “the Emperor’s New Clothes”, the elites relied on telling the their population (and maybe even the King), a pack of lies in order to promote their own agenda. The King is a God! The King is all powerful! We serve the King! And the lese majeste law and other authoritarian measures are used to back up these lies. But the boy has already spoken! Most people in land can see that the Emperor has no clothes! The King hasn’t “held together that society”. He hasn’t created justice and equality and he has sided in public with the military and the anti-democrats throughout his reign.

– somewhere in FACThai — with some modified –

Once upon a time there lived a vain Emperor whose only worry in life was to dress in elegant clothes. He changed clothes almost every hour and loved to show them off to his people.

Word of the Emperor’s refined habits spread over his kingdom and beyond. Two scoundrels who had heard of the Emperor’s vanity decided to take advantage of it. They introduced themselves at the gates of the palace with a scheme in mind.

“We are two very good tailors and after many years of research we have invented an extraordinary method to weave a cloth so light and fine that it looks invisible. As a matter of fact it is invisible to anyone who is too stupid and incompetent to appreciate its quality.”

The chief of the guards heard the scoundrel’s strange story and sent for the court chamberlain. The chamberlain notified the prime minister, who ran to the Emperor and disclosed the incredible news. The Emperor’s curiosity got the better of him and he decided to see the two scoundrels.

“Besides being invisible, your Highness, this cloth will be woven in colors and patterns created especially for you.” The emperor gave the two men a bag of gold coins in exchange for their promise to begin working on the fabric immediately.

“Just tell us what you need to get started and we’ll give it to you.” The two scoundrels asked for a loom, silk, gold thread and then pretended to begin working. The Emperor thought he had spent his money quite well: in addition to getting a new extraordinary suit, he would discover which of his subjects were ignorant and incompetent. A few days later, he called the old and wise prime minister, who was considered by everyone as a man with common sense.

“Go and see how the work is proceeding,” the Emperor told him, “and come back to let me know.”

The prime minister was welcomed by the two scoundrels.

“We’re almost finished, but we need a lot more gold thread. Here, Excellency! Admire the colors, feel the softness!” The old man bent over the loom and tried to see the fabric that was not there. He felt cold sweat on his forehead.

“I can’t see anything,” he thought. “If I see nothing, that means I’m stupid! Or, worse, incompetent!” If the prime minister admitted that he didn’t see anything, he would be discharged from his office.

“What a marvelous fabric”, he said then. “I’ll certainly tell the Emperor.” The two scoundrels rubbed their hands gleefully. They had almost made it. More thread was requested to finish the work.

Finally, the Emperor received the announcement that the two tailors had come to take all the measurements needed to sew his new suit.

“Come in,” the Emperor ordered. Even as they bowed, the two scoundrels pretended to be holding large roll of fabric.

“Here it is your Highness, the result of our labour,” the scoundrels said. “We have worked night and day but, at last, the most beautiful fabric in the world is ready for you. Look at the colors and feel how fine it is.” Of course the Emperor did not see any colors and could not feel any cloth between his fingers. He panicked and felt like fainting. But luckily the throne was right behind him and he sat down. But when he realized that no one could know that he did not see the fabric, he felt better. Nobody could find out he was stupid and incompetent. And the Emperor didn’t know that everybody else around him thought and did the very same thing.

The farce continued as the two scoundrels had foreseen it. Once they had taken the measurements, the two began cutting the air with scissors while sewing with their needles an invisible cloth.

“Your Highness, you’ll have to take off your clothes to try on your new ones.” The two scoundrels draped the new clothes on him and then held up a mirror. The Emperor was embarrassed but since none of his bystanders were, he felt relieved.

“Yes, this is a beautiful suit and it looks very good on me,” the Emperor said trying to look comfortable. “You’ve done a fine job.”

“Your Majesty,” the prime minister said, “we have a request for you. The people have found out about this extraordinary fabric and they are anxious to see you in your new suit.” The Emperor was doubtful showing himself naked to the people, but then he abandoned his fears. After all, no one would know about it except the ignorant and the incompetent.

“All right,” he said. “I will grant the people this privilege.” He summoned his carriage and the ceremonial parade was formed. A group of dignitaries walked at the very front of the procession and anxiously scrutinized the faces of the people in the street. All the people had gathered in the main square, pushing and shoving to get a better look. An applause welcomed the regal procession. Everyone wanted to know how stupid or incompetent his or her neighbor was but, as the Emperor passed, a strange murmur rose from the crowd.

Everyone said, loud enough for the others to hear: “Look at the Emperor’s new clothes. They’re beautiful!”

“What a marvellous train!”

“And the colors! The colors of that beautiful fabric! I have never seen anything like it in my life!” They all tried to conceal their disappointment at not being able to see the clothes, and since nobody was willing to admit his own stupidity and incompetence, they all behaved as the two scoundrels had predicted.

A child, however, who had no important job and could only see things as his eyes showed them to him, went up to the carriage.

“The Emperor is naked,” he said.

“Fool!” his father reprimanded, running after him. “Don’t talk nonsense!” He grabbed his child and took him away. But the boy’s remark, which had been heard by the bystanders, was repeated over and over again until everyone cried:

“The boy is right! The Emperor is naked! It’s true!”

The Emperor realized that the people were right but could not admit to that. He though it better to continue the procession under the illusion that anyone who couldn’t see his clothes was either stupid or incompetent. And he stood stiffly on his carriage, while behind him a page held his imaginary mantle.

plagiarism

2009-07-15T16:24:15Z

seeing many case for Thais that never give credit for the artists.

they no ever try to say about whom they copy never ever said that they get inspire from.

from top to down they are the same; copy other hardworking without ashamed.

do they make their face with concrete and make they brain with mud?

do not say that plagiarism do not think wrong it is.

example of plagiarism: political party T copy ideas from country J and make them work; they said about the inspiration -> great.

political party D copy from T but rename it something else and never mention something or mention something by hail to KIM. -> bullshit.

Do not say something like it for people sake, cause even the normal right for the ideas you still never respectful on that, home come you will give the respectful to people.

that no shame if you said so. so stop saying that.

another plagiarism case that quite make it too embarrassment; i don’t know how they feel about themselves: something like they do all good, great on painting, musical, sporting, and all many sciences.

Are they on North Korea and the leader name begin with KIM? that’s absurd.

if you said about role model; and the role model are that kind; don’t ask why your country cannot develop that can see more obvious that all the deckle is bent and all the result as bent as the deckle.

Why Government Can’t Run a Business

2009-07-14T14:11:02Z

Politicians need headlines. Executives need profits.

ref: WSJ

By JOHN STEELE GORDON

The Obama administration is bent on becoming a major player in — if not taking over entirely — America’s health-care, automobile and banking industries. Before that happens, it might be a good idea to look at the government’s track record in running economic enterprises. It is terrible.

In 1913, for instance, thinking it was being overcharged by the steel companies for armor plate for warships, the federal government decided to build its own plant. It estimated that a plant with a 10,000-ton annual capacity could produce armor plate for only 70% of what the steel companies charged.

When the plant was finally finished, however — three years after World War I had ended — it was millions over budget and able to produce armor plate only at twice what the steel companies charged. It produced one batch and then shut down, never to reopen.

Or take Medicare. Other than the source of its premiums, Medicare is no different, economically, than a regular health-insurance company. But unlike, say, UnitedHealthcare, it is a bureaucracy-beclotted nightmare, riven with waste and fraud. Last year the Government Accountability Office estimated that no less than one-third of all Medicare disbursements for durable medical equipment, such as wheelchairs and hospital beds, were improper or fraudulent. Medicare was so lax in its oversight that it was approving orthopedic shoes for amputees.

These examples are not aberrations; they are typical of how governments run enterprises. There are a number of reasons why this is inherently so. Among them are:

1) Governments are run by politicians, not businessmen. Politicians can only make political decisions, not economic ones. They are, after all, first and foremost in the re-election business. Because of the need to be re-elected, politicians are always likely to have a short-term bias. What looks good right now is more important to politicians than long-term consequences even when those consequences can be easily foreseen. The gathering disaster of Social Security has been obvious for years, but politics has prevented needed reforms.

And politicians tend to favor parochial interests over sound economic sense. Consider a thought experiment. There is a national widget crisis and Sen. Wiley Snoot is chairman of the Senate Widget Committee. There are two technologies that are possible solutions to the problem, with Technology A widely thought to be the more promising of the two. But the company that has been developing Technology B is headquartered in Sen. Snoot’s state and employs 40,000 workers there. Which technology is Sen. Snoot going to use his vast legislative influence to push?

2) Politicians need headlines. And this means they have a deep need to do something (”Sen. Snoot Moves on Widget Crisis!”), even when doing nothing would be the better option. Markets will always deal efficiently with gluts and shortages, but letting the market work doesn’t produce favorable headlines and, indeed, often produces the opposite (”Sen. Snoot Fails to Move on Widget Crisis!”).

3) Governments use other people’s money. Corporations play with their own money. They are wealth-creating machines in which various people (investors, managers and labor) come together under a defined set of rules in hopes of creating more wealth collectively than they can create separately.

So a labor negotiation in a corporation is a negotiation over how to divide the wealth that is created between stockholders and workers. Each side knows that if they drive too hard a bargain they risk killing the goose that lays golden eggs for both sides. Just ask General Motors and the United Auto Workers.

But when, say, a school board sits down to negotiate with a teachers union or decide how many administrators are needed, the goose is the taxpayer. That’s why public-service employees now often have much more generous benefits than their private-sector counterparts. And that’s why the New York City public school system had an administrator-to-student ratio 10 times as high as the city’s Catholic school system, at least until Mayor Michael Bloomberg (a more than competent businessman before he entered politics) took charge of the system.

4) Government does not tolerate competition. The Obama administration is talking about creating a “public option” that would compete in the health-insurance marketplace with profit-seeking companies. But has a government entity ever competed successfully on a level playing field with private companies? I don’t know of one.

5) Government enterprises are almost always monopolies and thus do not face competition at all. But competition is exactly what makes capitalism so successful an economic system. The lack of it has always doomed socialist economies.

When the federal government nationalized the phone system in 1917, justifying it as a wartime measure that would lower costs, it turned it over to the Post Office to run. (The process was called “postalization,” a word that should send shivers down the back of any believer in free markets.) But despite the promise of lower prices, practically the first thing the Post Office did when it took over was . . . raise prices.

Cost cutting is alien to the culture of all bureaucracies. Indeed, when cost cutting is inescapable, bureaucracies often make cuts that will produce maximum public inconvenience, generating political pressure to reverse the cuts.

6) Successful corporations are run by benevolent despots. The CEO of a corporation has the power to manage effectively. He decides company policy, organizes the corporate structure, and allocates resources pretty much as he thinks best. The board of directors ordinarily does nothing more than ratify his moves (or, of course, fire him). This allows a company to act quickly when needed.

But American government was designed by the Founding Fathers to be inefficient, and inefficient it most certainly is. The president is the government’s CEO, but except for trivial matters he can’t do anything without the permission of two separate, very large committees (the House and Senate) whose members have their own political agendas. Government always has many cooks, which is why the government’s broth is so often spoiled.

7) Government is regulated by government. When “postalization” of the nation’s phone system appeared imminent in 1917, Theodore Vail, the president of AT&T, admitted that his company was, effectively, a monopoly. But he noted that “all monopolies should be regulated. Government ownership would be an unregulated monopoly.”

It is government’s job to make and enforce the rules that allow a civilized society to flourish. But it has a dismal record of regulating itself. Imagine, for instance, if a corporation, seeking to make its bottom line look better, transferred employee contributions from the company pension fund to its own accounts, replaced the money with general obligation corporate bonds, and called the money it expropriated income. We all know what would happen: The company accountants would refuse to certify the books and management would likely — and rightly — end up in jail.

But that is exactly what the federal government (which, unlike corporations, decides how to keep its own books) does with Social Security. In the late 1990s, the government was running what it — and a largely unquestioning Washington press corps — called budget “surpluses.” But the national debt still increased in every single one of those years because the government was borrowing money to create the “surpluses.”

Capitalism isn’t perfect. Indeed, to paraphrase Winston Churchill’s famous description of democracy, it’s the worst economic system except for all the others. But the inescapable fact is that only the profit motive and competition keep enterprises lean, efficient, innovative and customer-oriented.

“Love Asks For Nothing In Return” (愛とは無償のものなり)

2009-07-12T16:56:12Z

reading the news about russian couple that the man shot his girlfriend cause of she is not female by birth.

I just wanna ask, what love is for you?

that’s called love?

if for me even on the worse i cannot do that.

i may despair, sad, lose of hope, and may be feel empty.

but in the worst i cannot take life of the person i loved.

may i am the fool, but i graded that my own self.

for you what love is?

please tell me.

Gintama

2009-07-10T02:20:32Z

i love gintama. it’s very parody, humorous, and damn sarcastic.

gintama (銀魂) meant silver soul and also meant kintama (金卵) meant golden eggs (or testicle)

all of the chapter name were very neat so i would like to write them down here.

“Do you have a silver soul!?”
“Temeraaaa!! Soredemo Gintama tsuiten no kaaaa” (てめーらァァァ!!それでも銀魂ついてんのかァァァ)

“There ain’t bad guys among those with natural perms”
“Tennen pāma ni warui yatsu wa inai” (天然パーマに悪い奴はいない)

“Beware that Jump Magazine will come out on Saturday”
“JUMP wa tokidoki doyō ni deru kara ki o tsukero” (ジャンプは時々土曜にでるから気をつけろ)

“Make friends that you can call by nicknames forever”
“Jijii ni nattemo adana de yobiaeru tomodachi o tsukure” (ジジィになってもあだ名で呼び合える友達を作れ)

“Keep a promise, even if it did kill you”
“Ichido shita yakusoku wa shindemo mamore” (一度した約束は死んでも守れ)

“A pet’s owners must take care of their pets till the end”
“Petto wa kainushiga sekinin o motte saigo made mendō o mimashō” (ペットは飼い主が責任をもって最後まで面倒を見ましょう)

“The difference between tenacity and persistence is just a paper thin”
“Nebarizuyosa to shitsukosa wa kamihitoe” (粘り強さとしつこさは紙一重)

“Fighting should be ended by fists”
“Kenka wa gū de yarubeshi” (喧嘩はグーでやるべし)

“When you’re tired eat something sour”
“Tsukareta toki wa suppai mono o” (疲れたときは酸っぱいものを)

“Mashed dungo cannot be called a dungo”
“Becha becha shita dango nantena dango jane bakayarō” (べちゃべちゃした団子なんてなァ団子じゃねぇバカヤロー)

“One with a good impression may not a good person”
“Daiichi inshō ga ii yatsu ni roku na yatsu wa inai” (第一印象がいい奴にロクな奴はいない)

“If you did cosplay, made it by heart”
“Kosupure suru nara kokoro made kazare” (コスプレするなら心まで飾れ)

“Boys have a weird rule like touching a frog meant being adult”
“Otoko ni wa kaeru ni sawarete ichininmae mitai na wake no wakaranai rūru ga aru” (男にはカエルに触れて一人前みたいな訳のわからないルールがある)

“You can wash your armpits, just only armpits”
“Waki dake arattokya iin dayo waki dake” (脇だけ洗っときゃいいんだよ脇だけ)

“Owner and his pet are alike”
“Kainushi to petto wa niru” (飼い主とペットは似る)

“When realize that life gets longer when you turn old! Scary!!”
“Kangaetara jinseitte ossan ni natte kara no hō ga nagaijane-ka! kowa!!” (考えたら人生ってオッさんになってからの方が長いじゃねーか!怖っ!!)

“fathers and sons always share the bad behave”
“Oyakotte no wa kirai na tokobakari niru mon da” (親子ってのは嫌いなとこばかり似るもんだ)

“Our home is the best”
“Aa yappari wagayaga ichiban da wa” (ああやっぱり我が家が一番だわ)

“Why is the sea so salty? That’s because you city folks use it as a toilet!”
“Umi ga naze shoppai dato? Ome-ra tokaijin ga oyoginagara yō tashiteku kara darō-gaaa” (海がなぜしょっぱいだと?オメーら都会人が泳ぎながら用足してくからだろーがァァ)

“Beware of the conveyor belt”
“Beruto konbea ni wa ki o tsukero” (ベルトコンベアには気をつけろ)

“If you are a man, try the swordfish”
“Otoko nara toriaezu kajiki” (男ならとりあえずカジキ)

“Sleep with the fan on will risk a stomachaches”
“Senpūki tsukeppanashide neruto onaka kowashichau kara ki o tsukete” (扇風機つけっぱなしで寝るとおなか壊しちゃうから気をつけて)

“Marriage means a lifetime misunderstandings”
“Kekkon to wa kanchigai o isshōgai shitsuzukeru koto da” (結婚とは勘違いを一生涯し続けることだ)

“In troubled times, make laugh louder”
“Komatta toki wa warattoke warattoke” (困ったときは笑っとけ笑っとけ)

“A pretty face is always hiding something”
“Kawaii kao ni wa kanarazu nanikaga kakureteru” (カワイイ顔には必ず何かが隠れてる)

“Nabe pot is something representing life”
“Nabe wa jinsei no shukuzu de aru” (鍋は人生の縮図である)

“Don’t be shy, raise your hand and speak up”
“Hazukashi garazu ni te o agete ie” (恥ずかしがらずに手を挙げて言え)

“There are things you cannot cut by sword”
“Katana ja kirenai mono ga aru” (刀じゃ斬れないものがある)

“Even though good things don’t happen repeatedly, bad things do”
“Ii koto wa renzoku shite okoranai kuse ni warui koto wa renzoku shite okoru mon da” (いい事は連続して起こらないけせに悪いことは連続して起こるもんだ)

“Don’t panic! There’s something called “cool-off”"
“Awateruna! Kūringu ofu to iu mono ga aru” (慌てるな!クーリングオフというものがある)

“Watch TV or read the newspaper carefully”
“Terebi toka shinbun toka chanto minaito damedatte” (テレビとか新聞とかちゃんと見ないとダメだって)

“Even Idols did all the same you did”
“Aidoru datte hobo omaera to onaji koto yattendayo” (アイドルだってほぼお前らと同じ事やってんだよ)

“The things that seem not matter are the things you hardly forget.”
“Dōdemoii koto ni kagitte nakanaka wasurenai” (どうでもいい事に限ってなかなか忘れない)

“Life flows like a conveyor belt.”
“Jinsei wa beruto konbea no yōni nagareru” (人生はベルトコンベアのように流れる)

“It’s rude to call others’ name wrong.”
“Hito no namae to ka machigaeru no shitsurei da” (人の名前とか間違えるの失礼だ)

“You need no manual for love.”
“Koi ni manyuaru nante iranai” (恋にマニュアルなんていらない)

“People with scars on legs talk a lot.”
“Sune ni kizu ga aruyatu hodo yoku shaberu” (すねに傷がある奴ほどよくしゃべる)

“The persons who say no such thing as Santa are whom believe there is.”
“Santa nante inēndayotte iiharu yatsu koso honto ha irutte shinjitaindayo” (サンタなんていねーんだよって言い張る奴こそホントはいるって信じたいんだよ)

“No problem gone by only hit the bell, Solve them by yourself.”
“Bonnō ga kane de kieru kaaa onore de seigyo shiro onore de” (煩悩が鐘で消えるかァァ己で制御しろ己で)

“Only children play in the snow.”
“Yuki de hashagu no kodomo dake” (雪ではしゃぐの子供だけ)

“Restaurants that have lots of choices usually not so popular.”
“Menyū ga ōi rāmen’ya wa taitei hayattenai” (メニューが多いラーメン屋はたいてい流行ってない)

“Don’t make plans when go with children.”
“Kozukuri wa keikaku teki ni” (子作りは計画的に)

“You won’t know what a movie is by just looking at the title.”
“Taitoru dakeja eiga no omoshirosa wa wakannai” (タイトルだけじゃ映画の面白さはわかんない)

“A worm drown if you pee on it.”
“Mimizu ni oshikko kakeru to hareruyo” (ミミズにおしっこかけると腫れるよ)

“You can tell which draw characters are, just by looking at their silhouettes.”
“Kyarakutā wa shiruetto dake de dokusha ni miwakega tsukuyōni kakimashō” (キャラクターはシルエットだけで読者に見分けがつくように描きましょう)

“Since it ended too quick, we’re starting the next one.”
“Nanka hayaku owachatta node jikai no hanashi o hajimechau” (なんか早く終わっちャったので次回の話をはじめちゃう)

“Mother is busy, so stop complaining about what we have on dinner.”
“Okāsan datte isogashiin dakara yūhan no menyū ni monku tsukeru no yamenasai” (お母さんだって忙しいんだから夕飯のメニューに文句つけるの止めなさい)

“Walk your beloved dog with the easy speed.”
“Aiken no sanpo wa tekido na supīdo de” (愛犬の散歩は適度なスピードで)

“Save the sex til you’re twenty.”
“XX asobi wa hatachi ni natte kara” (XX遊びは20歳になってから)

“Can cherries become sakura blossom trees?”
“Sakuranbotte are sakura no kini naruno?” (さくらんぼってアレ桜の木になるの?)

“Those whom are alike, always fight.”
“Niteru futari wa kenka suru” (似てる二人は喧嘩する)

“A life without gambling is like sushi without wasabi.”
“Gyanburu no nai jinsei nante wasabi nuki no sushi mitē na monda” (ギャンブルのない人生なんてわさび抜きの寿司みてぇなもんだ)

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whom claim to choose lesser evil?

2009-07-08T18:52:57Z

sorry for this time, i see only no ashamed person that a act like he is PM of thailand.

whom can blame on other acts but had many excuse for his.

do everything with my laughter.

in this time i see only dead end for his, whom follow that, and many people.

whom still say that he’s lesser evil.

for me for whom cannot work there is only 2 reasons.

don’t know how to work -> I called it “dumb”

cannot make a work done -> I called it “jerk and bullshit”

so now i see many that sir on tv were both of that kinds.

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king revelations

2009-07-08T16:03:54Z

King Of Cups

[intepretation]
He rules the currents of the soul, he is the keeper of the waters. He has an unrivaled imagination, he is the source of creativeness, he charms the heart with his understanding and intuition.

[reversed]
He can not tear himself away from his emotions, they rule him and his heart. He embodies depression, sorrow and abuses his substances to escape from it all.

[symbols+images]
The regal merman on the shell-like throne represents the man at ease within himself. He has a comfortable smile on his face and is surrounded by lush greens and life of the ocean floor.
The Piscean pair dance around him. They represent the presence of his intuitive and empathic nature.

The reversed merman king represents a man who can not let go of his cup – the source of his problems.
Behind him are the tentacles of a creature that slowly sways around him awaiting for a false move from him to take him down further on his path of destruction.

Colour: gold and blue – royalty and command.

King Of Pentacles

[intepretation]
He holds himself back upon his sturdy throne. He is grounded, in control of himself and enjoys the luxuries that life has to offer

[reversed]
He is the stick in the mud which doesn\’t move but stays there – willingly. His face wears boredom like a second skin as he grumbles and moans.

[symbols+images]
The throne is adorned with hard woods and bull head capitals, indicating a closeness to earth and Taurus. The card is rich in materialism and comforts produced from the earth. The king has a firm face and a collected pose for he is man of no nonsense or of flamboyancy. He is sturdy, robust and stable and rules his life that way.

The reverse king is lounging in boredom. Materials and riches do nothing for him. He is out of touch with his responsibilities and concerns.
The throne is adorned with autumn leaves indicating the passing of summer and towards a cold winter. The transition period from a joyous time to one of caution and need for material comforts.

Colour: gold and blue – royalty and command

King Of Swords

[intepretation]
He is intellectually keen and clear. His piercing gaze shows a depth of knowledge and understands that cuts through all who stand before him. He is firm in his decision as well as wise in his movements

[reversed]
He is blinded by his own brilliance; he abuses his power as he wields the sword for his own gain. He cuts those before his path down and manipulates for his own gain.

[symbols+images]
Similar to the queen, the concept of the king being a winged creature, lends to the metaphor of the wings representing a higher level of consciousness, which he has reached. The king wields his sword, the symbol for thought and intelligence, with a firm grip, using it as both a shield as well as a weapon.

The sword covering the reversed king’s face indicates that he not only hides behind the weapon but also abuses it in ways of deception.

Colour: gold and indigo – royalty and command

King Of Wands

[intepretation]
He is a charming, charismatic and flamboyant. He is the embodiment of the energy of life and all is drawn to his radiance

[reversed]
He is a selfish man who has not time for anyone else but himself. He consumes life and manipulates for his own means

[symbols+images]
The majestic dragon representing ancient wisdom and strength adorns the throne of the king.
The king is draped in richness and luxury reflecting his radiates charm and ostentatiousness.
The roses that surround his throne reflect on his loving and romantic nature.

Naked women, who wear masks, representing his indulgence in carnal pleasures and of sexual fantasies, flank the reverse side king.
The watchful eye of the dragon behind his throne represents his mistrust for all and his demanding nature.

Colour: gold and blue – royalty and command

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2009-07-08T16:01:14Z

Queen Of Cups

[intepretation]
Her eyes are closed for she sees all within her cup. She is the sensual lover, the alluring fantasy, and the mermaid that haunts the dreams of many. She embodies the magical fantasy which fulfils desires.

[reversed]
She is a temptress. She pulls on emotional strings. She dances and dazzles with her magic and charms with her flirtatious promises of happiness.

[symbols+images]
The queen sits on a coral thrown illuminated by lights from the ocean. She doesn’t need light to see her way for she has her cup which she uses to guide her to a better understanding. She rules over the emotions of the heart.
She’s gentle and sensual, cares only for love and happiness of others.
She is surrounded by unconventional and natural beauty.
Her eyes are not opened for her powers extend beyond the mind’s eye. She can see all from channeling through her cup.

She is the seductress with eight tentacles. She represents the woman who enjoys the pleasures of love only for herself. She dwells on extreme feelings and will not fear unleashing her tendrils when overreacting.

Colour: gold and green – royalty and the colour of healing and nature.

Queen Of Pentacles

[intepretation]
She is a warm hearted woman surrounded by luxury and wealth. She gives from her wholesome heart for the pleasures of the body

[reversed]
She is wild like the wind and cares for nothing but herself. Everything is about her, for her and to be done by her.

[symbols+images]
The queen here is like the lesser version of the empress. She too has the world at her grasp as she is one with nature and at one with all those around her. Her gentle and trusting gaze shows the kindness in her heart.
She is flanked by two pillars of support and crowned by a throne of roses reflecting her caring nature and natural beauty.

The reversed queen is moved by the wind. Much like her, it is a force of nature which can cause destruction as it travels through the lives of many. She consumes for pleasure and her own enjoyment.
She is barely covered indicating the ease she has within herself of her own body and the ease which others may have to it too.

Colour: gold and green – the colour of royalty and of healing and nature

Queen Of Swords

[intepretation]
She stunning, charming and cool. Her head rules over her heart as she prides herself in her logic and mental abilities

[reversed]
She is troubled by the conflicts of her mind. She experiences sorrow in the deepest form – the anguish that plays over and over in her mindscape

[symbols+images]
The queen, similar to the king is a winged creature upon a heavenly throne. Metaphorically the wings represent a higher level of consciousness, which she has reached.
The upside queen has a firm cold look on her face for she embodies logic. For her, stimulation comes from he mind, not from the pleasures of the body.
The reversed side queen is distraught as she suffers from mental anguish. For the queen, who prides herself on her command over the matters of the mind, the anguish and sorrow she suffers in an indication of her own personal failure.

Colour: gold and green – royalty and the colour of healing and nature’

Queen Of Wands

[intepretation]
She is a caring woman who looks out for others and provides for all

[reversed]
She is deviant, and tantalizing. She indulges in her own fantasies and plays out others for her own gains

[symbols+images]
The dragon and lion on her throne are symbols of the wisdom and loyalty associated with the creatures.
Behind her, a sunflower crowns her, symbolizing the ever providing gift of the sun.
On her lap sits a white cat is her familiar. It protects her like the Lion to the lady of Strength. The white represents the purity of her power and her selflessness.

Two male slaves flank the reversed side queen. They represent her insatiable lust over the body and forewarns of unfaithfulness, affairs and of sexual indulgence.
The weary eye of the dragon, which crowns her, reflects on her untrusting nature, which may lead to extreme jealously and deceitfulness.

Colour: gold and green – royalty and the colour of healing and nature

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