Not like me...

They don't seem to like me over than I imaged....
Maybe only talk to me for business.

Only business...

Not interested in ....

Poor is poor

Why do u notice?
Can u see around u?
Answer is there.

Everything is not all right.
What you think is not all right.

Why do u understand?
Crazy?

It means no one support u.

That is as same to me.

Prepare to next

In this situation, i wonder who move out....

It's ridiculous.

First step

My son firstly go to kindergarten along.
He starts his school life...

It's so happy and little sad for me...

Good job, my son.

In near future..

I will have to decide the future...
From current situation, I have following two ways.

1. I move other department in current company.

2. I move to other company.

But it is so difficult.
Case 1, I search it, now I cannot found it.
Case2, that has no I image company

Japanese consulting company

When I recruited in university, I imaged that consulting company is one that they can control client company.
But now I don't that image.
Their company is only human resource company.

That is not what I wanna do.

I wanna control many company....thus what i can do now...

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Motorola's Xoom will cost a tad more than the competition, but company co-CEO Sanjay Jha has an explanation for why that might be: he told reporters that the Android Honeycomb tablet's price is justified by the promise of speedy 4G internet. Of course, the $800 Xoom doesn't actually come with 4G connectivity out of the gate, but Jha told reporters that the Xoom's LTE upgrade will be free, and that wonder of wonders, the tablet will be capable of pulling down 50 megabit per second speeds. Someone might want to check Sanjay's math -- sure, in the midst of a Verizon fog at CES 2011, we were able to manage 33Mbps, but we typically get less than half that speed on a day-to-day basis.


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