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So at this time of year, the osteopathic clinic is lit up late at night..... Elderly people become weak in their legs, walking slowly, and even standing seems to be painful. Some of them will carry walking sticks, and some will stay at home all day. Of course, if they have a warm room and good hobbies, it’s not bad to stay at home. What is tradition? When traditions or formalities are evaluated, it is not appropriate to compare them with other things. This is because tradition is an accumulation of generational processes, and nothing else has gone through the same process. But if they can go out, I would encourage them to go out as much as possible. But please don’t stand around in the doorway of the bar. The cold season or the end of the year seems to be a time of trials for the elderly. The severe cold afflicts the bodies of the elderly. Everyone says that older people often break their bones at home. I wonder if the hallways of the...

There is also a movement that some manufacturers purposely sell worn-out jeans or worn jeans. Certainly, new jeans are hard to wear. Denim cloth is used in work, and it distorts or deforms in accordance with the activity. And, it becomes familiar with the person's body to wear. In that sense, it is a method of operation like a leather jacket.　However, jeans now seem to be less favored. One of the causes is the aging of society as a whole. The number of people who say that they graduated from jeans increased. Another cause is that the color may not be preferred. It is dark blue peculiar to denim. Is that so-called indigo blue? I would like to know if you are familiar with it. I heard that the characteristic blue color developed because it was dyed using natural materials.　First of all, there is the word blue-collar, and it is people who wear blue work clothes. This designation is a term used in opposition to white-collar. When I was a child, I dreamed that I wanted to li...

It was learning how to preserve, authenticate, and understand the value of differences that could never be manufactured at all.… By the time the old textile mill reopened, almost none of its machines were producing clothing. Instead, they were measuring memories. The building stood on the edge of a former industrial district where, thirty years earlier, automated sewing lines had been celebrated for eliminating every visible difference between garments. Cameras monitored stitch density to within fractions of a millimeter. AI vision systems rejected denim whose color deviated beyond a tightly controlled tolerance. Every jacket leaving the line was intended to be indistinguishable from the last. The factory had been considered a triumph. Now it served a different purpose. Mina, a materials engineer specializing in polymer aging, walked through rows of robotic scanners examining faded jeans brought in by collectors. The machines mapped fiber fractures, ultraviol...

Always both.… The email arrived at 02:17 a.m. Subject: Ethics Review Request — URGENT Aya stared at it, then laughed. Of course. Whenever something got fast enough to scare the incumbents, ethics suddenly became urgent. The startup was called ThreadZero. They didn’t make clothes. They made materials that replaced supply chains. Protein-grown fibers. Circular dye recovery. AI-optimized manufacturing. Factories shrunk from continents to neighborhoods. Investors called it “post-globalization manufacturing.” Old textile executives called it “reckless.” ⸻ Three months earlier, ThreadZero had signed a pilot contract with a Kansai apparel cooperative. Their process resembled real-world biotech textile trends — lab-grown structural proteins, ultra-low water usage, and emissions reductions — the kind of tech already pushing traditional material supply chains toward disruption. And their dye partner? A startup rec...

The Canadian government announced on June 10, 2019, that it would ban the use of disposable plastic products in 2021 Good morning. I will deliver my usual posts this morning with my usual face, my usual voice, my usual clothes, my usual beard. People cannot judge others by appearance. The only people who can make judgments in appearance are the few who can understand the essence from the appearance. Those who can not do this should not judge others and things in appearance. Because there is a risk of losing, losing friends, losing trust, and more! If Ferrari’s new car can be bought with a salary of two months, the city must be full of Ferrari. 1 The Canadian government announced on June 10, 2019, that it would ban the use of disposable plastic products in 2021 2 but basically it doesn’t matter too much, because it disappears before it becomes a problem. Well, there are many kinds of solid waste, such as metal, wood, plastic, garbage, and so on, but plastic...