Comments on: Beyond the Blogging Crossroad Part 1: A So-called “Love Affair” with Animes

By: usagijen

usagijen — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 18:13:08 +0000

I’m afraid you’d have to ask the original artist (Yoshitoshi Abe) to be able to make use of that

By: biljana

biljana — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:01:45 +0000

Hi!
Melancholic-lain is such a good picture.
Can we use some part of that picture in our project (that means – we put some other face in Photo Shop)?
Project is for Siemens Generation 21 (primary school). Here is the link:

http://www.siemens.rs/generation21/create-the-future/tema-i-raspored-takmicenja.php

Theme “Wind, water, sun – in the service of power”

Theme of this year’s competition cycle Create the Future “Wind, water, sun – in the service of power.”

Energy is the driving force behind the progress of mankind. So it must be available in sufficient quantities and be accessible to all people. But, will it be enough tomorrow?

The planet on which we live is changing from day to day. Did you know that until 2050. was on her live about 9.3 billion people, mostly in big cities? For now, cities consume 75 percent of the total energy.

Today, the electricity supply throughout the world, primarily based on the use of fossil fuels, whose reserves are limited. So the question: What are the ways we can produce more energy? Siemens believes that we should use all alternative solutions that will provide enough power and innovative technologies that are key to overcoming the challenges of the future.

Wind, water, sun – these are resources whose potential can be used. How to use natural resources in the best possible way and has taken care not to disturb the balance in nature? Wind – windmills, water – mill, the sun – solar panels … Show us how you are creative in designing new energy sources and municipalities us your presentation.

Biljana – teacher

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By: animemiz

animemiz — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:30:27 +0000

Rightly said… well I don’t think a lot of females around me like One Piece as much as I do… I guess it’s like Fuyu Maiden’s liking of Shugo Chara. I always find that I have some more in common grounds to speak with male anime fans about One Piece… >_<

By: usagijen

usagijen — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 14:25:22 +0000

omgz the almighty coburn’s comment got lost in the comments queue x__x;;;

@coburn: *recovers from starstruck mode* That’s a very comforting (and optimistic?) way of looking at the ‘daze mode’, and yes, I guess we can always view it in that light. I’d personally prefer to see things that way

Interesting that you mention about the correlation between development, love and growth, something to keep in mind for further discourse (I can’t say anything more insightful about this, at least for now)

@ghostlightning: wow, Eva it is. Now all I need to do is stop being lazy and actually watch/marathon the stuff I download! x__x;

@animemiz: I might not be into One Piece as much as my brothers and other people, but I’ve got to say it’s really AWESOME! Being excited over things, even the most simple stuff, is a sign of having SPICE in/and LIFE

By: animemiz

animemiz — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:56:28 +0000

@ usagijen
Ahhhh thanks for response – much like what @ghostlightening said it.

I so agree that the fan girl of us will not die. I was actually out today with a classmate of mine, and she asked what facet of Japanese culture I liked. I think that she and her friend were actually surprised at my responses.. but to be enthusiastic shows a spark or a spice of life. I actually spent some time trying to think about how I am maturing..

I guess I was a shonen fan since I was young, since the only series I grew up were was a lot of action/shonen.

Sure I find myself preferring some older series to the newer ones that I see now, although at the moment.. I am having an obsession with One Piece at the moment.

By: ghostlightning

ghostlightning — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:24:42 +0000

@ usagijen Thanks for appreciating my words. Your appreciation is spiral energy to me yo! Watch EVA. It turned me into an otaku, and led me to otou-san, whose debut post at OH! helped me legitimize my fanboy aesthetics, politics, and way of life.