Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• アース
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• 2021/05/13 22:10

If carbon dioxide emissions continue to increase, global warming will further accelerate the rise in temperature, making it impossible to grow food and causing food shortages. I wonder how many more years the earth can be inhabited.

• ワクチン
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• 2021/05/17 21:58

Please share the actual side effects with yourself, friends, family, etc.

• トーランス
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• 2021/06/19 02:33

I would like to join a soccer team for my son, an elementary school student with some experience in soccer.
My son's main language is English, so we are looking for a non-Japanese team.

• 倍金萬
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• 2021/06/18 08:10

Currently Sprint and T-Mobile are merged into one company, but I got a letter from T-Mobile

"Your phone will not work from New Year's Day next year unless your SIM card is replaced"

. So I immediately went to the following URL to complete the rest of the process.


https://www.sprint.com/en/cdma-retirement

or call (888)211-4727

For more information, visit sprint.com For more information, please go to sprint.com.

• ドリル
• 2021/06/08 03:19

I recently injured my tongue and gums drilling with a drill during a cavity treatment at a Japanese American dentist in Torrance. I was a little concerned about the way the doctor used the drill during the treatment. I thought it might be dangerous to be so careless. During the treatment, I didn't notice the injury because of the anesthesia, but I noticed it a few hours after I went home. The injury is not that big, but since I injured the side of my tongue, it hurts when I hit my teeth while eating and talking.
Since the pain was stronger on my tongue, I didn't notice it easily, but my gums were also cut by about an inch. I noticed that the gums were almost turning into mouth ulcers.

I told the dentist that I was injured, but they said that I would be seen 5 days after the injury,
I would think that after that many days, I would have recovered quite well,

but even if I went to see the dentist,
I would be sent home, ！ thinking that it is almost healed already. I feel that it is useless to go there.

What would you do ？?

• KEI
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• 2021/06/04 15:00

I am having trouble with free email.
From Japan, mails sent to a Gmail address from a mobile carrier or Yahoo mail may not be received.
The other party sent the message without bouncing it, but we did not receive it.
Gmail capacity is fine and I have not set any filters or forwarding.
I use Gmail on my tablet, PC, and phone.
Please let me know if you have any countermeasures for the above symptoms.

• 登場
• 2021/03/29 16:53

A Japanese female officer of Airport Police was introduced in last week's LALALA.

• Masa
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• 2021/06/12 10:50

I am looking for a recording studio that is Japanese.
Please contact me.

• まるん
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• 2021/06/03 07:11

The other day I saw an article on Yahoo News titled "Vaccine Discrimination Visible in the U.S."
The story is about the divisiveness that has emerged, with vaccinated people excluding unvaccinated people from their circle of friends, etc.
I heard from people around me that this is actually happening in the Japanese American community.
Personally, I think that whether or not to vaccinate is a personal choice, and it is not right to impose it, and if you are worried, you should have a PCR test done before the meeting to make sure it is negative ？.
I understand your concern about large gatherings such as home parties, but even people who are vaccinated are not absolutely safe, so it's not right to have large gatherings at this point in the first place.
I feel that people who push vaccines are often people who think that what they think is right is 100 percent right, or people who are closed-minded, like "I don't hang out with people who aren't on social media."
I have many other friends who don't vaccinate, and even if they do, vaccines are a personal choice, so I'm glad to be rid of people who are personally intrusive and closed-minded, though.

I was recently told by my boss at work that if I don't vaccinate, I will only work online.
Since I have to deal with clients on a commission basis, working online only would certainly result in fewer clients and less pay.
I get PCR every week and almost all of my clients say I don't have to get vaccines, but in the end it's all about the boss's pride that all employees at my office get vaccines and it's great. It's definitely vaccine discrimination. I would think that someone who wears a mask and diligently refrains from wearing it like a PCR even if they haven't been vaccinated is safer than someone who takes off their mask and parties because they have been vaccinated. I am thinking of quitting my workplace at this time because this boss is a true pushover, has a bad reputation with clients, and is known for his moral harassment.
I have other friends who are changing jobs for the same reason.

He says vaccines are to protect others, but he discriminates against people and eliminates their jobs, how is that protecting others?
How is it around you guys ？ Please share your experiences.

• とく
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• 2021/05/26 07:46

Buy it fast ！ $ GME