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Tigers lock in Kitchener
Tue, 04 Dec 2012 20:34
Leicester Tigers lock Graham Kitchener has agreed a new contract with the club.
Kitchener, 23, moved to Welford Road in 2011 after making 70 appearances for Worcester Warriors and has now played 25 first-team games for Tigers. He has made 11 starting appearances this season, a figure unbeaten in the Leicester squad.
A member of the England squad, Kitchener went on England's tour to South Africa last year in June and played in both midweek fixtures.
Kitchener said: "I've really enjoyed my time with Leicester Tigers so far and I'm happy to agree to stay with the club.
"I played in a Premiership Final and LV= Cup Final in my first season here and I've also played in the European Cup. I think I've learned a lot in my time at Leicester and I'm looking forward to continuing to develop my game here in the future."
Leicester Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill said: "Graham is an ambitious young player and has come into a very competitive environment here because he wants to be the best player he can."
The length of Kitchener's new deal is undisclosed.
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Z Cafe & Bar
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2735 Broadway
Oakland, CA 94612Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $30 and under
Z Cafe & Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.zcafeandbar.com/
- Phone: (510) 451-2905
- Hours of Operation:
Monday: 11:00 AM - 2:30 AM, Tuesday - Friday: 11:00 AM - 10:00PM, Saturday: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Mehdi Zarekari 5108286564
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Z Café & Bar offers unpretentious contemporary American Bistro fare using the freshest, locally grown meats and produce around the Bay Area. The menu changes seasonally to provide flavors at their peak.Continued
The bar features exciting new alternatives with house cocktails infused with fruits and fresh-squeezed juices. Z Cafe & Bar carries over 100 vodka selection and offer a variety of hand shaken specialty martinis.
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Z Cafe & Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
25 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (21)good for groups (14)great for lunch (10)fit for foodies (6)vibrant bar scene (5)great for outdoor dining (5)great for brunch (4)romantic (2)late-night find (2)kid-friendly (1)special occasion (1)Show More
- Food, service, and menu wereOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/9/2012Food, service, and menu were all very good. A superior veggie burger. Just a little bit loud.
- Enjoyed the mac and cheeseCaymanmama43VIPDined on 10/9/2012Enjoyed the mac and cheese and a salads, but the crab cakes had an unusual flavor which neither of us cared for. Our waitress was particularly attentive and helpful.Special Features:
- convenient location as thereOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/5/2012convenient location as there is plenty of street parking and near enough to down town oakland. food was less than average. fruit served as a side looked like it had been sitting overnight.. crab salad not much flavor service was attentive and friendly
- Good cocktail menu. Plus,OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/29/2012Good cocktail menu. Plus, they have happy hour on Saturdays!
- so so mealAribVIPDined on 8/17/2012we went with friends on a Friday night, place was busy, we got seated right away, service was very sketchy, some entree's came earlier. We had ordered one entree w/o the garlic, but we never got that. May repeat/Special Features:
- Great nighborhood spotClover88VIPDined on 8/3/2012We have a friend in the neighborhood who introduced us to Z Cafe. We meet here often for their fantastic mojitos. This time we decided to eat here, too, and then head over to Art Murmur. The cabbage soup was really wonderful, as was the pork stew. The ravioli was a bit too undercooked, and the salad was overdressed. But the service was warm and attentive. Overall, a neighborhood gem. Wish we lived closer!Special Features:
- MehjoanneviciousDined on 6/23/2012The restaurant was uninspired. I had the housemade vegetarian burger, which was good, but nothing unique (the housemade veggie patty from the Rialto in El Cerrito is significantly better). My friends had what was essentially meat and potatoes. Our drink orders took forever to fill, and the cocktails were mediocre at best. Staff was friendly but service was slow. I'll definitely go elsewhere for my next evening out--not because the restaurant was bad, but just because it was so mediocre and uninspiring, and this is the Bay Area afterall, we have tons of inspired restaurants to choose from!Special Features:
- It was my birthday, so meOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/31/2012It was my birthday, so me and my best friend had lunch and everything was wonderful.Special Features:
- food was me bad to mediocre.RogerDined on 4/27/2012food was me bad to mediocre. Bar was so loud that it was hard to have any conversation at table.Special Features:
- This was my second time atOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/27/2012This was my second time at the Z Cafe and Bar and I can honesty say I enjoyed myself more the second time around. Me and my friends were making plans to return for the brunch.Special Features:
- Good food, great drinksdragonreesVIPDined on 4/3/2012We much enjoyed dinner and the food here. But, for those of us that like to imbibe, the cocktail list is amazing including more that 30 different martinis. They also have 100+ different vodkas and vodka flights. During happy hour the drinks (and wine) are at HH prices ($5-$7). Food "California Bistro fare" was quite tasty. Our large dishes were Grilled bone-in pork chop and Coq Au Vin. Small plates ordered were white mac and cheese and seafood tomato cocktail with blue crab meat. For dessert we had warm blueberry-lemon bread pudding and Roasted Banana Pudding (both wonderful) Server (Angie)was very friendly and efficient but not hovering. we had a great table by the window. Decor very nice -high ceilings in former car dealership. Quiet.Special Features:
- Imperial diningtommdogDined on 3/31/2012I had early dinner here on a Saturday during the dinner break for the S.F. Silent Film Asssociation's presentataion of the epic 5 hour long silent film "Napoleon", and I was not disappointed. The server was very good and took my order promptly and got me out of there in plenty of time to get back to my show. I had a delicious Coq au Vin which was a huge portion with very tender and flavorful chicken breast. They have a huge list of specialty cocktails, and it seems like a fun place for lunch or drinks with friends. Overall it was tasy food, good-sized portions, good service and convenient location to the Paramount Theatre.
- Nice inventive menu of wellJakeDined on 3/9/2012Nice inventive menu of well conceieved and executed dishes. Have been twice for lunch and found it very interesting and satisfying.Special Features:
- No pressure, not noisy, good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/27/2012i was meeting some friends from overseas and we had a lovely table, a great discussion and good food.Special Features:
- Great little findOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/14/2012We had our Valentine's dinner at Z and it was fabulous. It calls itself a "cafe" so no white table clothes, but the food was world class and the prices were very reasonable. We had two appetizer, a salad, a main dish and two drinks and the tab was only $67. I saw young couples and minority people and older people in there which meant they had a nice place to go that didn't break their budget.Special Features:
- A pleasant, appealing place,foodloverDined on 1/7/2012A pleasant, appealing place, quiet enough to talk with friends. The food was only so-so. Stay away from the roasted chicken (dry and tasteless), but my dining companions said the day's special of butterflied chicken and the coq au vin were pretty tasty. Food is reasonably priced.
- My Lobster ravoii was a littleOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/13/2011My Lobster ravoii was a little cold when served. But still tasted good.Special Features:
- Mac and cheese was very goodCaymanmama43VIPDined on 11/29/2011Mac and cheese was very good as was the salmon. A good place for a reasonably priced meal before events at the Paramount.Special Features:
- We had a lovely and unhurriedOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/2/2011We had a lovely and unhurried lunch. The sandwiches were excellent and the french fries great. Lots of people but the noise level was low and we didn't even notice the other diners.Special Features:
- Z Cafe is a deservedly popularCH39VIPDined on 10/28/2011Z Cafe is a deservedly popular and reasonably priced, informal place on Oakland's Auto Row, housed in an attractive space which formerly served as a Chrysler dealership.Special Features:
- Hidden Gem in Oakland!MizKatzVIPDined on 10/15/2011I've dined here several times and enjoy each visit as much as the last. The food/preparation remains the best, and the only thing I miss about the place are the cars in the adjacent show room. When the restaurant first opened, one could enjoy a great meal while looking at the beautiful new cars for sale a few feet away. It was a novel experience. I guess it is a testament to the restaurant's wonderful menu and ambience that it has survived while the auto dealership has not. Dine here, people. You will be pleased!Special Features:
- Close, but no cigar. Locationjaz2020VIPDined on 9/8/2011Close, but no cigar. Location feels dead and the food is adequate but not great. Sloppy in both kitchen prep (how hard is it to cut lettuce neatly into shreds?) and waitstaff (bizarrely uneven table clearing). Pasta Basilico was good and large serving. NY steak looked and tasted like top sirloin but wasn't bad for the price. Lobster ravioli was pasty, with an gooey, onion-heavy sauce that crunched unpleasantly from the finely diced onions and red bells that weren't completely cooked. Tiramisu is really a chocolate cake, fine if you're weren't looking for the real thing. They should repurpose this handsome space as breakfast/lunch place and hire better staff front and back.Special Features:
- a very pleasant experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/26/2011Excellent food and libations, and not too crowded on the Friday night we were there. It's relatively informal and a good fun atmosphere at reasonable prices. The management and wait staff were very friendly and welcoming. I'd highly recommend this place to all!Special Features:
- This is an unexpected gemcarretteDined on 7/14/2011This is an unexpected gem in the heart of Oakland's Auto Row. The food is fresh, innovative and delicious - and the atmosphere is surprisingly calm and comfortable.Special Features:
- Great for a neighborhood comfortOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/1/2011Great for a neighborhood comfort food night. Food very good: plain honest cooking, good flavors but not exciting. Nice people, pretty good service.Special Features:
- This place was recommendedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/25/2011This place was recommended to me by a friend for my husbands birthday dinner. We loved it! The service was great, atmosphere was nice (we loved the music selection), and the food was delicious.Special Features:
- basic "american" made fresh,OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 6/18/2011basic "american" made fresh, very tasty, very reasonably priced with very good cocktials & excellent service.Special Features:
- Very good food, nice environment,jonathonstoneVIPDined on 5/20/2011Very good food, nice environment, and the service is excellent.
- Z Cafe & Bar was a cute littleOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/14/2011Z Cafe & Bar was a cute little neighborhood find, tucked behind Broadway and 27th. I loved the big windows and the lighting. The service was great and our server didn't rush us. My date and I had the burger, which was yummy. The cocktails were good too. Their martini menu was cool. All and all a fun tasty experience.Special Features:
- The parchment steamed salmonOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 5/13/2011The parchment steamed salmon and black lentils was flavorful and perfectly cooked. For the mussels, we made the mistake of getting the spicy broth which over-powered the delicate taste of the mussels. Next time we'll go with regular as spice aside, the broth was very flavorful.Special Features:
- A sentimental favoriteozmaDined on 4/29/2011We love Z so much we had our wedding reception here -- and if you are looking for someone amazing for a special occasion with a crowd, this place is The Bomb. So why do I downgrade the Ambiance? For a regular dinner there, in the restaurant, it's an extremely "live" space (tile floor, lots of glass) and the place is NOISY. If you love a fun, popping atmosphere, it's great. Just be aware that if you are looking for a quiet dinner, it may not be your best choice. The bar scene there is lively, lots of young professionals at Happy Hour, and the bar is quite good.Special Features:
- This is a favorite place,seafoodloverDined on 3/15/2011This is a favorite place, between downtown and Piedmont Avenue,good for before a performance at the Paranmount. It is in an old Cadillac showroom,very light and airey, no feeling of being crowded. Reliably good food, good variety of entrees and appetisers. Excellent deserts. Try any of the fish or lamb dishes, but other entres good too. Vegetatian dish always available. Large servings with plenty of vegetables on plate. Very helpful management, great cocktails. There is a small private room for group parties (seats 12) no extra charge, good street parking. I think you can get in without reservations on week nights except when the Oakland Symphony or The Oakland Speakers series is scheduled.Special Features:
- Food was fresh, but flavorsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/5/2011Food was fresh, but flavors were hit or miss. The lobster ravioli was a definite winner! The roast chicken was well cooked, but lacked flavor, too bland. The mac n cheese was pretty good. The ceasar was drenched with dressing, couldn't finish it. I liked the space and bar, although it was a bit cold in there. The service was very good.Special Features:
- Great Oakland RestaurantRogerDined on 2/18/2011All around it is a very good restaurant. Service was excellent, tables are crammed together, you can talk without the people next to you listening. The food was very good. You can have big plates and small plates. Easy parking, great bar.Special Features:
- harder to find than expectednewarkdinerDined on 2/11/2011a little past mua and nex right at the beginning of the old 'Auto Row' in the buick dealership built by CS Howard of 'Seabiscuit' fame good prices and decent food on the outskirts of the burgeoning 'uptown' oakland revivalSpecial Features:
- we had a group of 15 and werelittlebitDined on 12/21/2010we had a group of 15 and were seated at tables set up in what had been a car show room. We had no experience of the regular restaurant. We had asked for a separate area or private room. We got our request. I guess we should have been more careful in what we asked for :) There was no more ambiance than being in an empty warehouse. The service was not great. Food was good.
- Most times that we have beenOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 12/3/2010Most times that we have been to Z we've had a great evening. This recent night, however, was an exception. We were on time, yet despite empty tables, we waited 10 minutes to be seated because no one was attending to check-ins. After waiting another 10 minutes for someone to wait on us, we went to the bar for drinks. The bartender was aghast an offered to get someone right away. We took our drinks to the table and waited again. At this point, we were ready to leave, but someone finally took our order and apologized profusely. Unfortunately, as the theme for the evening suggests, we waited for our food, additional drinks, and the check. At one point, we had to head for the bar again to get a drink we already ordered that was supposed to
- Love this resturant, the people,OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/19/2010Love this resturant, the people, the service and the owner is a "gem"!! One of the best drink menus I've ever seen!Special Features:
- we had a nice bottle of wine,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/13/2010we had a nice bottle of wine, and the decor was nice but overall food quality was poor and service was substandard. i had pork which was ok, but one of the people with me had salmon which tasted fishy (never a good sign) and the other person i was with had mushrooms which were terrible. we were there early and were only 1 of 3 diners there however our waitress was very inattentive. our spicy garlic shrimp appetizer was good and the merlot we had was very nice but the entree's need to improve dramatically. the prices were very reasonable. the decor and location in an old time car dealership is hip retro and there is ample free street parking
- Friendly service. Food wasOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/21/2010Friendly service. Food was very good. Street parking was easy. Extensive specialty cocktails menu. Good place for casual dining and drinks.Special Features:


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The article started off with a great image of the classic Japanese soapy tit-wank parlors, and then went on to explain that while Abe's ideas on economics might just work, they might not, because Abe-san is just too much of a wanker. His historical gaffes are pissing off a great number of people in Asia.
The sad thing is that Japan is actually proud to be stupid a bit ahead of their time. If you look at attitudes in Austria, where a solid proportion of the electorate are unreconstructed Nazis, no one actually cares, because hey, it's Austria. Who really cares about an insignificant country like that? If the Germans, however, took such an attitude, the French, Polish, Russians, British et al would make such a stink about it that the Germans would have a lot of trouble exercising the natural economic strengths of their country and being a major European power.
It's not just the Chinese that Abe is pissing off, although that should be terrifying in and of itself. It's all of Asia. Both Koreas, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Burma/Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, let alone countries further afield such as Australia, New Zealand, and the United States of America, are quite unhappy to hear the idea that 'the Greater East-Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere was the right idea.' Way to make friends, Abe.
Oh, and that dipsh*t mayor of Osaka? Yeah sure, everybody just wanted to be a comfort woman, and help out the poor Japanese soldiers who were shooting their brothers and fathers. Again, way to make friends, Japan...
Must be fun being Asia's Holocaust denier.
That comfort women were basically paid prostitutes who entered willingly into the profession is utter horse shit. It was only so in the very first phases of Japan's war, when Japanese prostitutes volunteered for the service. The academic consensus is that when the volunteers shortly ran out, the Imperial military resorted to, in the best of cases, misleading thousands of women into believing that they were going to be nurses, factory hands, etc., in a far away land.
You quote An Byeong-jik as your source - the guy is a crank and carries zero credibility. Western readers are best off understanding him as a Polish neo-Nazi. The man was a far-left radical and a Marxist, and then equally dramatically converted to far-right activism in the 80s. Hardly the sign of a stable intellectual.
So you may keep saying whatever it is that you are saying without any evidence, but just remember that it's not factual.
Imagine this:
Wall Street Journal (or New York Times) publishing how the two American GIs competing for the prize to kill as many Iraqi civilians as possible. This was what happened in China when the Japanese had the upper hand.
All in the Japanese newspaper for everyone to see (or for every Japanese to have enjoyed and continue to enjoy?).
Imagine that.
I will not hesitate to call the Chinese people barbaric when they start to run that same series, even against the Japanese.
Where is your conscience, you Japanese?
Japan still glorifies their participation in the second World War and does not properly apolize their terribe actions to their neighbors. Whey are they still so arrogant and shameless? If Japan does not abandon their "glorious" impreial power Janpan mindset, forming constructive economic or political partnerships with nearby economic powerhouses such as China, Russis, and South Korea would be difficult or, even, impossible.
The current so called economy "improvement" is all based on the performance of the stock market. But Japan stock market rise is not due to Japan economy, it surge due to money printing. The gigantic amount of new printed money will go to the easiest place, the stock market. This not only happened in Japan, but also USA. So as long as new printed money continue to flow, the stock market will continue to rise, but the debt of Japan which already more than 200%, will continue to rise too. And once the money printing stop or reverse, the stock market will crash. All this stock market rise is just a bubble that will burst as soon as money printing stop. It is a ponzi. All ponzi look very good when it start, but always end in misery.
"Chinese assertiveness around the waters of the Senkaku or Diaoyu islands, where China is openly challenging Japanese control"
Shinzo Abe is a monster that China created. "Cometh the hour, cometh the man". Without China, Abe wouldn't have a 70% approval rating.
Following is essentially my comment for an Economist article a fortnight ago, it is equally applicable to this article IMO:
According to a survey of April 9th, 2013, on Japanese SMEs by an Osaka banking institute, only 19% of surveyed experienced improved sales in Q1, with 81% of them not being benefited by the stimulus package of Abe government, at least not yet.
Japan feeds on hazardously a public debt that is over 240% of GDP (world's largest debt, Japan's GDP of $5.96 t is world's third after China's $8.23 t and US's $15.68 t according to IMF based on market exchange rates). But that's not the crushing problem itself, the killer is that at the same time Japanese government deficit is about 9% of GDP (where 3% is the IMF alarm line).
The danger of "Yen Avalanche" (George Soros) is therefore very real, yet such peril is masked by the appearance of top rating calm in the Japanese debt market of ridiculously low cost of financing (only about half of such cost for USA and Germany for instance).
Such anomaly can only happen in Japan because the debt market is over 90% held by Japanese banks including Bank of Japan itself (holding about 10%) and domestic Japanese savers, particularly pensioners. The "protectionism" has thus become a curse.
Still, Japan cannot sustain such an abnormal debt market or prevent it from bubbling for long due to at least following factors:
1. The ageing problem is turning more wage earners into pensioners of reduced ability to hold debt. This process is accelerating every day and there is no let up.
2. Unprecedented business losses in 2011-2012 such as suffered by Japanese electronics manufacturing leaders Sony ($5.6 b loss in 2011), Sharp ($4.7 b) and Matsushita ($9.6 b) and the reduced profit in auto industry and other sectors, with big impact to their ability to support government debt holding.
3. Japanese per capita public debt loading to each worker is or will soon be around $145,000, about 300% of that of other G7 nations. Yet Japanese per capita GDP is now lower than that of Chinese Hong Kong, and much lower than that of USA with 2.37 times more in population. Such debt loading is hardly sustainable.
4. The nationalistic stance and provocation of Diaoyu Islands by the Abe government is hurting Japanese business, denting banks' ability of holding debt. It's a misconception that Japanese factory output unexpectedly slowing in February was because of falling demand from a sluggish Chinese economy.
The Chinese economy is slowing but not exactly sluggish. Chinese foreign trades increased by 13.4% to a total of $974.7 b for Q1 of 2013. China actually experienced over 10% increases in trade with both USA and ASEAN, a "slight" 1.9% depression with EU and a huge drop of 10.7% with Japan for Q1, 2013, and China is Japan's largest trading nation---suggesting that Japan is hurting itself over the Diaoyu Islands spat, further reducing Japan's ability to sustain its national debt holding.
5. Japan's QE is unlikely to benefit Japanese export because most Japanese domestic manufactured goods are dependent on imported raw material, semi-finished goods and energy consumed (e.g., 87million tons of natural gas were imported in 2012). They will be more costly to import after Japanese QE and upon raw material inventory is consumed.
6. The apparent success of QE in USA will actually negatively impact the effectiveness of Japanese QE. Due to the special political and economic relation between USA and Japan, an asymmetric dominant- subservient relationship. Japanese economy cannot function freely because of its required implementation of USA policy assigned to Japan.
The Plaza Accord long ago was a prime example, the 2008 world financial crisis that forced a jump of Japanese government debt another, and the proposed TPP and what it entails is yet a latest one, particularly wrt agricultural sector. All these are or will be "interferences" to Japanese economic recovery and will negate Japan's ability to service its national debt.
7. Japan QE will definitely induce inflationary impact to the economies of its neighboring nations including China, South Korea and a host of others of smaller economy. If Japan does not act responsibly in this regard, retaliatory measures should be expected, thus creating more obstacles for Japan's recovery.
Japan is still smarting from its bubble in the early 90s of last century, the Abe Government must be careful to avoid its financial cliff deadly ahead and the backlash of its imperialistic rhetoric. Acting militaristic or nationalistic for whatever ulterior motive is certainly the wrong way avoiding it.
Is it typical of Japanese i.e. accusing other countries to justify its military ambitions? This sounds like the excuse the nation deployed to start the invasions in WWII.
Don't mix up. Many Japanese politicians have denied the country's inhuman acts during WWII, and they are supported by a very big number of Japanese. Abe is only one of them.
Call me a pessimist, but I don't see how Japan could ever regain its economic heights of the 1980s, at least not for an extended period. The country's overall population has already started dropping. It's expected to continue to drop from about 128 million to about 100 million by 2050. Over 23% of the population is currently 65 or over, and by 1950 38% is expected to be. The portion of working age people in its population is currently about 64% and is expected to fall to 51% by 2050, an issue exacerbated by relatively low levels of female participation in the economy. Let's ignore the female thing and count them fully in the working age population - working age population is set to drop from 81 million in 2010 to about 50 million in 2050. In an already developed economy, how could increased productivity possibly make up for that drop of over a third? And of course the final part, while the working age population is dropping, the retirement age population is increasing from about 29 million to about 38 million, doubtless increasing the states expenses. I wouldn't say Japan's economy growing to its prior heights is a daunting prospect, I'd say it's an impossible one.
But is that such a bad thing? Japan has managed to maintain world-leading levels of human development, despite decades of economic ennui. Its economy is shrinking, but so is the population it's supporting. If we want the world's population to stabilize and even start to drop (and I think that's vital for humanity's long term survival), shouldn't we all be rooting for Japan to find a way to age and shrink gracefully? After all, Japan may have got their first and faster but much of the West is facing similar prospects over the next few decades.
Numbers mostly from here: http://www.stat.go.jp/english/data/handbook/c02cont.htm
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sure beats me, all three of them, but it really doesn't matter.
what matters I think is what poster 'guest-lwioems' is asking:
'Japan still glorifies their participation in the second World War....'Whey are they still so arrogant and shameless?. '
that's because Japan's outward belligerence hides a deep inferiority complex so uniquely japanese so that it's rather easy to explain Japan's behavior and to even predict its major moves once you get the hang of it. too bad the Chinese, Russian and Koreans did not spot this before and during the ww2. but Americans were on to it I think.
it appears now the us is quite aware of this and that explains why it can keep things on top of japan for all these 68 years in a 'master-vassal' kind of relationship following japns surrender.
mr. abe and his government's recent militaristic rhetoric is no accident, if it were not for them, there would be another mr abe2 on the scene for the same kind of talk.
the world should be grateful to the us to keep post war japan always on check so far.
now japan is asking to change that very 'peace constitution' the us crafted with huge sacrifices of blood of young americans and allies upon Japan's defeat.
I hope the us will not change that simply because of recent difficulties it experienced.
for the sake of peace and security of future generations, people should support continued 'occupation' or 'stationing' of japan by the us armed forces. even china and Russia should support it, 'containment strategy' notwithstanding.
and that's really a best course for the nice ordinary Japanese people too. it's certainly to their best interest. because nobody wants a repeat of the process and conclusion of ww2.
with all that printing of funnies around, where can the market go but up? and up, up and away like it did in 1981? even some hot money crowding at the floodgate of china, is rumored to be rushing into japns stock market.
just about everybody knows in addition to its foreign policy being controlled by the us, japns financial policy is essentially controlled by the us federal reserve. And it looks like japan is finally getting the green light from washington to turn on its money printing press in QE like never before (of course, only after the us has done manipulating the dollar, de facto currency of the world, rather sweetly).
the way I see it, the idea is to let japan have another go of wool growing until it 'bubbles' or when the wool being long enough, that's when the shear falls, something like getting japan pregnant as a surrogate mother, or more appropriately, a new plaza accord, round II awaiting.
poor mr abe, the grandson of a class A war criminal and rumored ronin, and he thought he was presiding and spearheading some economic break through, while concurrently taking another stab at his wet dream of a militaristic japan.
mr. abe is foolhardily walking right into the wool shearing trap, and with his militaristic stance, taking along poor japns people with him, right back to the guttersnipe of darkness, internationally.
Actually the Philippines was very happy to get 10 new coast guard cutters from Japan. Free.
Taiwan and Japan recently signed a fisheries agreement for their disputed waters, so relations between Taiwan and Japan are strong and getting stronger.
Malaysia doesn't care what happens outside it's borders because it has so many domestic problems my auntie Ai could invade and the Malaysians wouldn't notice.
Shinzo Abe made a speech last month before the Indian parliament in which he proposed an 'Asian security triangle' encompassing India, Australia and Japan, re-enforced by the FPDA and US forces in Darwin and Singapore. The Indians lawmakers gave him a standing ovation...probably something to do with having Chinese forces encamped 16km inside Arunachal Pradesh.
The Indonesians are far more worried about China than about Japan. So worried that they have started participating in military exercises with Australia, the US, Singapore and Vietnam, which as a member of the erstwhile non-aligned movement they would never have previously considered.
Yes Osaka's mayor might be a fascist, and yes Abe might be an imperialist, but the fact is that it doesn't matter when everyone (except you) sees a greater danger coming from China's aggressive expansionism in the South and East China Seas.
The nine-dashed line claim and resulting territorial disputes have created the monster you describe in your post. Way to make friends, Mr. Xi.
One surely has to give the Osaka mayor full marks for honesty and forthrightness, don't you think? In the bargain we get to learn about how at least some of Japan's nationalist elite sees women, or at least Korean and Okinawan women.
The original picture from TE does have the "731" in there. The current picture has that taken off.
There is a Chinese saying "欲盖弥张" meaning the more you want to cover it up the more obvious it becomes.
TE, put back the original picture. If for anything, can we do is for a matter of fact?
At this point, when Japan is faced with a highly nationalist China, it is not strange that the prime minister is being nationalist himself.
It is only to be expected.
In the economic side, the main danger with inflation is that the inflation on Japan's [large] public debt will become too hiigh
What's happening in Japan now, is very interesting from an economic perspective. Japan has become something of a real life Keynesian lab experiment. Lab experiments are not really possible in economics, but it will be interesting to see how the Japanese "guinea pigs" will fare in the coming months and years.
When you talk about Japan antagonizing her neighbours (by which I think you mean "neighbour", singular) are you talking about the islands? Because it seems to me that China has done more to make that a current, pressing issue than Japan, being as Japan sat in control of them for a hundred years without incident.
I can understand how angry it must make many Chinese people that Japan's wartime atrocities are glossed over. But it's hardly as if China isn't guilty of pick and choosing its history as well. At the end of the day, rational actors would see all of the ugliness of World War 2 (and before), the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution as a distraction from what's really important - increasing prosperity in both countries.
I disagree that the Chinese could "eat the Japanese alive" if they wanted to; not while America defends Japan and the military gap between China and America remains so wide.
Japanese used to commit Kamikaze, but what Abenomics is doing is really Seppuku. In 3 years time when Japanese bond market collapses, we will see how The Economist explain its incompetency.
the '731' is TE's good reminder for the wake up calling again of:
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This piece presents one particular reading of Mr Abe's policies.
A variant is that Mr Abe remains the Mr Abe he was, and the purpose behind Abenomics is to provide prosperity to the public and hence gain support for the upcoming Diet elections to enable the change in constitution. Once the two-thirds majority is in place, then the real project of changing the constitution comes up.
The primary change sought in the constitution is the right to have a Japanese army. Once the army is in permitted, the American troops would be asked to leave. The new Japan would then get on with the "arc of prosperity and democracy in Asia", the new version of the "Greater Asia Co-prosperity Sphere"!
The piece above whilst good, does omit some important pointers. Philippines has been promised speed boats for its Navy, and discussions with Vietnam for similar assistance are afoot. The Chief of Staff of Japan's SDF visited India for a meeting with the Indian commander of the Eastern theatre.
I for one am not sure whether the US is quite seeking this particular version of Japanese "leadership" in Asia. A stable peaceful Asia engaged in economics and prosperity where all follow a liberal economic order is perhaps what serves America's best interests. Hence one might note that Mr Obama has not shown any excessive exuberance about Mr Abe's doings.
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Be nice to those poor Jehovahs. They are a special class of naive, but that just means we are obligated to a higher degree of kindness.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Japan's most successful Formula One driver Takuma Sato wants to return to the sport and said his team's sudden exit last year had left him with "unfinished" business.
"Formula One to me is an unfinished job after Super Aguri had to stop racing last year," he told Reuters at the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka on Saturday.
"My intention has always been to get back into F1."
Sato has been out of the sport since his Honda-backed Aguri team folded in April 2008. The 32-year-old ruled out a reserve role with either of the Red Bull-owned F1 teams in March after failing to secure a race seat with Toro Rosso.
"By that time all other teams had made their driver decisions," he said. "I wanted to keep open all options."
Sato, whom a Japanese sports newspaper said was "job hunting" on Saturday, says 18 months out of the sport is too long but contends he's ready to drive at racing's highest level.
"I've got experience and speed -- that's my selling point."
The fluent English speaker says he is talking with all current and incoming F1 teams, but is also considering the Honda-backed Indy Racing League (IRL) for next year.
"I'm putting the same weight towards F1 and IRL," he said, noting changes in F1 that are likely to see many drivers change teams or become unemployed.
"I've found sometimes you can't control all things by yourself... You can't afford to be forgotten."
Still tremendously popular at home, many Japanese fans consider Sato the face of national racing, although Kazuki Nakajima is the only countryman holding a starting driver position for Williams.
Sato said his return to Suzuka, the place where he saw his first F1 race in 1987 and earned his first points in 2002 with a fifth-place finish for Jordan, was difficult.
"This is the first time I'm back in the paddock since we had to stop racing," he said. "Being here and not racing is extremely tough, but hopefully next year I'll come back -- as a race driver."
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OTTAWA—Political sparring is heating up in advance of a final decision on the hotly-contested Northern Gateway pipeline proposal, which is expected to receive a ruling from the federal cabinet as early as Thursday.
The NDP and Liberals called on the government to kill the proposed $6.5-billion pipeline that would carry oil sands crude from Alberta across the Rockies for loading on tankers on the British Columbia coast.
The Conservatives have stressed the need for new oil and gas export pipelines, but Enbridge Inc.'s proposed B.C. pipeline has run into fierce opposition from First Nations, environmentalists, local governments and scientists.
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In the Commons, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau said Prime Minister Stephen Harper should reject the project because Enbridge has failed to consult adequately with First Nations or deal with fears of environmental damage from a pipeline accident.
"It has failed to show those whose jobs and livelihood depend on the Pacific Ocean that a catastrophic spill can be prevented," Trudeau said.
Harper replied, "I understand the ideological opposition of the Liberal Party to the energy industry, which of course goes back to the days of his father." It was a reference to former prime minister Pierre Trudeau's introduction of the National Energy Program in 1980.
Northern Gateway has been subjected to a rigorous review by federal regulators "and the government will act on the recommendations of experts," Harper added.
NDP MP Nathan Cullen from Skeena—Bulkley Valley riding in B.C. said, if the government tries to "ram" Northern Gateway through B.C., the public reaction will be so harsh it could endanger other industrial development projects. "Are all 21 British Columbia Conservative MPs going to sit on their hands while the belligerence of the government threatens B.C.'s economy," Cullen asked.
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The effort is supported by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce and has gained the attention of a national philanthropic organization based in Montreal that invests in early childhood development. It thinks the effort, now concentrated in the city's North End, could serve as a template for other Canadian communities.
On Wednesday, Manitoba Children and Youth Opportunities Minister Kevin Chief kicked off Starting Early, Starting Strong, a provincial effort to mobilize communities to spread the word about prenatal and parenting programs.
Close to 300 people attended the initial meeting at the Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg on Higgins Avenue. It's the first of a series of meetings to be held in various parts of the province.
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Research is clear prenatal and parenting programs provide lasting social and economic benefits, Chief said.
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One of the community activists who attended the event Wednesday is an expectant mom herself.
Wendy Hallgrimson, program facilitator with the Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport Achievement Centre, promoted the event on Facebook and phoned all the expectant mothers she knew, inviting them to attend.
"I thought what a perfect opportunity for me to learn about what I can do for my baby and what I can do for myself," said Hallgrimson, who lives in the North End and hopes those who attended the meeting will spread the word to others.
Among the programs activists hope to promote are the province's healthy baby prenatal-benefit and community-support programs as well as the Triple P Parent line (204-945-4777 in Winnipeg), where moms and dads can talk to trained counsellors to help them with the challenges they face.
Elaine Ranville, a grandmother of five originally from Crane River, has lobbied the government on the need to reach out to extended families, not just moms and dads.
Many young mothers are unaware of the supports that are available to them, Ranville said. And grandmothers such as herself can help spread the word.
"They listen to relatives more than to outsiders," Ranville said.
In town for Wednesday's event were Ian Gill and Eric Young, who do contract work for the Montreal-based J.W. McConnell Family Foundation.
Gill said he feels there is a "shift of the sands" taking place in north Winnipeg, with business, government and community members aligning and working for change.
"McConnell's interest is in seeing if there is a role as a national funder of creating something of national importance and significance here that we could learn from in other parts of the country," he said.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition July 25, 2013 A4
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