For every conceivable self-motion in an environment of stationary objects, there exists an equal-and-opposite object motion such that the resulting retinal stimulation is identical in both cases (e.g. see Fig. 1).
However, the hostage crisis triggered debate among members of the government and the ruling parties that travel to countries or regions considered dangerous should be banned by raw.
I know,I know I've let you downI've been a fool to myselfI thought that I couldlive for no one else But now through all the hurt & painIt's time for me to respectthe one you love mean more than anything So with sadness in my heartI feel the best thing I could dois end it alland leave forever what's done is done it feels so badwhat once was happy now is sadI'll never love again・・my world is ending・・ I wish that I could turn back timecos now the guilt is all minecan't live withoutthe trust from those you loveI know we can't forget the pastyou can't forget love & pridebecause of that, it's kill in me inside・・It all returns to nothing,it all comes tumbling down,tumbling down,tumbling down
And for the first time since emerging from the total blackness which had prologued the haze, he had a thought which existed apart from whatever his current situation was.
Fuck this shit!! Who the hell do you think you are?? huh??? You think you my "special" friend? ESPECIALLY AFTER the last two days. Telling me to "fuck off" in(店A) while you are riding some guy last night. And trying to get my attention at the (店B) by getting dirty with the owner in front of me.
Saying shit like that makes me think you want me to take you home and fuck. BUT, I know I am not one of your "special" friends, because it has been a very long time since I have touched you. That fucking it for me!!Lose my number quick! And don't fucking reply to this! I don't need anymore of your bull.
PS- YOU'RE THE FUCKING LAIR! You always lie about everything. especially the fact that you "have fun" with all these guys. No one cares that you do it, but think that it is funny you 100% LIE ABOUT IT when they saw you do it.
I don't believe for a second you don't remember blowing some guy, or that it don't get put on your back with YOUR LEGS COCKED BACK by some guy in some room all the time.
YOU THINK that what I saw you do Friday was the first time I saw you do that? That includes when you when into back and you sucked him off. That why I DIDN'T blink once. I've seen that show to many times. お願いします。長文すみません。
That's why funerals and burials are by and large such solemn ceremonies. they are usually handled by professionals, so they are also very inpersonal. But it wasn't always this way. A century ago, most American families took care of all the burial rites themselves. They decorated the gravesites in their own way and held picnics near their departed loved ones. Now,it seems that a new generation of Americans wants to go back to these old ways. They aren't as afraid of death as their mothers and fathers. Thay want funerals and burials to reflect the love they feel for the deceased. In everett, Washington, one cemetery has become a battleground where tha clash between these different ways of grieving is taking place. First-time visitors to the cemetery are often taken aback to find so many of the graves decorated so brightly and gaily-with trinkets and toys, ribbons and balloons, even beer bottles and vidio games. Some markers are hand-painted. For years the cemetery tolerated these unorthodox shrines. But according to last night's news, now the cemetery is cracking down. As of March 1, all the graves must be cleaned up. Cemetery officials say the toys and flower pots are dangerous. They make it difficult to keep the cemetery grounds neat and clean. Or is it that officials would rather keep death a solemn, professional occasion? At any rate, the new rule has upset many people. One woman, whose 3-year-old son is buried in the cemetery, says she will continue to decorate his grave "with toys and things, whether they disappear or not."
Sesame Street, a children's television program,has been on the air in America for over two decades. Now it is enjoyed by children in eighty-four countries. A few years ago,a special Sesame Street program," Big Bird in China," was made. When the NHK people saw the special Sesame Street China program, they asked John Stone,who wrote,directed and produced it,if a similar television program could be made about Japan. Then American audiences could be shown something about Japanese places, culture and language. Mr.Stone said that he would be delighted to make such a probram, so work on "Big Bird in Japan" was begun. Maybe you have seen this hour-long Sesame Street special. It took three years to produce. First, Mr.Stone had to go to Japan to meet the NHK people and talk about everything that would have to be brought to Japan. Then it was necessary to try to get enough money for the project. Next,Mr.Stone had to tour Japan for five weeks, to find good locations.It was eventually decided to have tha story take place in three places: modern Tokyo, beautiful Hakone, and traditional Kyoto. Mr.Stone said that when he was in China, the camera crew was surrounded by thousands of people who were fascinated by Big Bird. In Japan, however,people on the street in Tokyo didn't get in the way of the shooting. They didn't even stop to look at big Bird. It made things very easy. Mr.Stone thought the Japanese were polite.
(2)明日になれば、ウエストポイントでの四年の経験と税金でまかなわれた25万ドルによって、 有能な指揮官を作り出すのに成功したかどうかわかるだろう。 Tomorrow I may see if four years at West Point and $250,000 of taxpayer money has produced an effective leader.
どなたか訳お願いします Years ago, in a small fishing village in Holland,a young boy taught the world about the rewards of unselfish service. Because the village depended on the fishing industry, a volunteer rescue team was needed in case of emergency. One night the winds raged, the clouds burst and a fishing boat was turned over at sea. The crew knew they were in trouble and sent out an SOS. The captain of the rescue rowboat team sounded the alarm and the villagers got together in the town square overlooking the bay. While the team went out in their rowboat and fought their way through the wild waves, the villagers waited restlessly on the beach, lanterns to light tha way back. An hour later, the rescue boat reappeared through the fog and the cheering villagers ran to greet them. Falling exhausted on the sand, the volunteers reported that the rescue boat could not hold any more passengers and they had to leave one man behind. The boat was just too heavy to hold one more passenger. Frantically, the captain called for another volunteer team to go after the lone survivor.
続き Sixteen-year-old Hans stepped froward. His mother caught his arm,pleading, "Please don't go. Your father died in a shipwreck 10 years ago and your older brother, Paul, has been lost at sea for three weeks. Hans, you are all that I've got." Hans replied,"Mother,I have to go. What if everyone said,`I can't go,let someone else do it'? Mother, this time I have to do my duty. When the call for service comes, we all need to take our turn and do our part." Hans kissed his mother, joined the team and disappeared into the night. Another hour passed,which seemed to Han's mother like an eternity. Finally,the rescue boat darted through the fog. Hans was standing in the bow. Cupping his hands, the captain called," Did you find the lost man?" Barely able to hold back his joy, Hans excitedly yelled back,"Yes,we found him. Tell my mother it's my older brother,Paul!"
Although a universal and precise definition of emotion is virtually impossible to pin down, most agree that it is a natural state of mind that emerges in response to circumstances.
Turner, the famous English painter, had no conventional education worth mentioning, and all his life remained an illiterate - a fact which may have sharpened his visual sensibility.
The figures in fairy tales are not ambivalent - not good and bad at the same time, as we all are in reality.
The professional prefers this type of scenery because of the challenge it offers to his skills as a painter, to see beauty where it is not easy to see, to create order where the natural elements are confused, in short, to make are form nature.
If that I am a creative person is a correct assumption, then creativity will develop in a low-income family too. However it is possible that creativity is primary product of someone's genes,that is,an inborn property.
as one who was read to a good deal by his parents and who now,more than fifty years later,is in the habit of reading aloud himself, with his wife as the audience,Ibelieve there is a good deal to be said for this old-fashioned habit.
But it has many of the advantages over solitary reading that a ramble along mountain paths has over a breakneck dash by automobile over a highway designd for fast traffic.
I was talking with a friend of mine last night and she decided that I should live in Shimokitazawa when I come to Japan. It seems like a pretty cool place...I'm tempted to give it a shot.
Hi, well the link didn't work here, but doesn't matter a friend of mine (she's learning japanese) told me of a good map of japan. So, you do live more or less next to Tokyo *lol* No, but seriously, is the area your living in more rural or urban? I think that japanese small towns look very beautifully compared to same-sized german towns, well at least those I seen on Tv *lol* or don't you agree? Stupid question, you'll agree!! ;O) So, hmm, can you tell me what you think is typically japanese what foreigners don't recognize so easily? Best wishes to japan!
love is patient and kind; it is not jealous or conceited or proud; love is not ill-mannrered or selfish or irritable; love does not keep arecord of wrongs; love is not happy with evil, but is happy with the truth.
We owe them so much more respect, so much more sacrifice of our own and so much better leadership from a Bush team whose real sin is not hyping Saddam's threat, but sending Americans to remove him without a plan for the morning after.
oweは3つのso much~にかかると解釈して良いのでしょうか? そうなるとso much better leadership from a Bush team~~ を上手く訳出することが出来ません。 また、a plan for the morning afterと言う部分ですが、the morning after[2日酔い]という事で 戦争の泥沼化を意味しているのでしょうか。 以上3点、宜しくお願い致します。
After that I will jam on the lead singer of the BZ new solo cd. The BZ are the biggest band in Japan (selling around 90 million cd's,) so I am looking forward to this project...THIS GUY ROCKS!!!
I just love the thrill of finding letters waiting for me in my mailbox. I enjoy weighing envelopes of different shapes and sizes on the palm of my hand and marvel at the sight of colorful stamps and foreign addresses.
I'm not receiving any letters anymore, just heaps of unwanted publicity that ranges from pizza or sushi delivery ads to useless leaflets.
The cyberworld has brought us closer together and seems to have reduced the size of the planet to that of a golf ball. Projects involving e-mail and the Internet as an educational tool are booming worldwide. Chat sites, where people can make friends easily and converse with them from the comfort of their own rooms, are more and more popular. You can shop on the Internet, invest in the stock market, order books, and do a myriad of other things.
The time students spend in front of their screens is that much less time spent discovering nature and the outside world.
The figures in fairy tales are not ambivalent - not good and bad at the same time, as we all are in reality.の「as we all are in reality」はasを逆接の接続詞として解釈し、 さらに「as we all are (ambivalent) in reality」という具合に「ambivalent」 が省略されていると判断し、「わたしたちは皆、現実の生活においてはあいまいではあるが」 と解釈すべきではないですか。 「in fairy tales 」と「in reality」が対立関係にあることに着目する必要があると思います。
しかし、「 最終文の make are form nature は make art from nature の誤植だと 判断して訳出した」という御明察には脱帽します。
I've just gotten home from my last day working at the factory. It feels good to be done with it, especially now that I've gotten my paycheck for last week's work and it's settling in just how underpaid that job was. For the sake of reference, what I made working there a week there doing manual labor starting at 4:00 AM is about what I would earn working as a assistant for one day. Definitely about the worst job I've had. And definitely plenty of motivation to move on.
>そうなるとso much better leadership from a Bush team~~ を上手く訳出することが出来ません。 「我々は、彼らに対してもっと尊敬の念を捧げるべきであるし、彼らのために我々自身をもっと犠牲 にすることも考えるべきである。そして、我々は、彼らに対して、ブッシュ政権のリーダーシップを より良いものにする義務も負っているのである」という意味ではないでしょうか。
>また、a plan for the morning afterと言う部分ですが、the morning after[2日酔い]という事で >戦争の泥沼化を意味しているのでしょうか。 OALDには、mornig-afterの意味として、次のようなものがありました。 morning-after adj. [only before noun] 1 happening the next day, after an exciting or important event: After his election victory, the president held a morning-after news conference.
問題の文のmorning afterは名詞扱いですが、おそらく、 a plan for the morning afterは「戦争に勝った高揚した気分の後の面倒な戦後処理 のための計画」を意味しているのではないかと思います。
>>204さんありがとー >If you two have free time, you'd got to come to my house. これって、you have got to で you have to ってことですよね。 来るべき、じゃなくて誘うようなニュアンスがあるんですか?けっこう強制的な言い方? そうでもないのですか? >Or how about going to the Aso mountain to hike four persons together? 意味はだいたい分かりましたが、後学の為に教えて下さい。 hikeとfourの間ってなんか前置詞とかいりませんか?
The mountain behind you is to kill for. Now ,l see why you went to see the GRAND CANYON. FEELING A LITTLE BETTER SO,I CAN TAKE SOME PICTURES FOR YOU,OK
>>226サン 異常なまでに親切に対応してたからではないかと思います。 私としては別に意識して、その様に対応したのではないのですが・・・。 それで actually i though we are friends,so not to be so polite to me , haaaa と言われたわけです。
There is no longer a simple right way or wrong way of doing things in today's world. What may be considered polite behavior in one culture may be considered very rude in another. for people who travel to other parts of the world or who live in multi-cultural societies, it is important to understand the social rules of the groups they have contact with. Sometimes you cannot do the things that are consideres natural in your own culture. A simple misunderstanding may cause a friendship to disappear and even create an enemy.
Last week I got a call from the employment agency and started working at a factory last Tuesday. It was a factory where they made construction hardware called truss plates, which are metal plates with a lot of nails sticking out of one side that are used in making premanufactured roof trusses. The job generally consisted of either standing in front of a conveyor belt and stacking and boxing truss plates as they came out of the press onto a conveyor belt or standing in front of a press filling boxes, closing boxes, and stacking boxes. You had to wear kevlar gloves and sleeves, heavy leather gloves, and steel-toed shoes. I still managed to get all sorts of cuts on my hands and arms every day, though, and yesterday even smashed my hand under a 50-pound box of plates such that I now have a rather ugly black fingernail on my left hand. Plus the pay was absolutely shitty. As in just above poverty line shitty. In short, it's a good thing I quit.
Please Do Not Bid on my item, if you are outside of the U.S. You can E-Mail me and perhaps we can make arrangements, first. If we do make those arrangements, it will only be for bidders from Canada or the UK, not Indonesia. Shipping will correspond to your country.
The three former hostages also should have been mentally prepared for their otdeal, because the situation was different from one, for example, in which tourists are taken hostage by terrorists.
the U.S is the one that continues most obdurately to take itself solely at its own evaluation. Outside criticism is not welcom. Indeed, the rest of hummanity is invited to keep its distance and show some respect. But the reticence the U.S requires of others is not reciprocated.
Since these experiences will be available when a learner decides to learn,most learners will start college long before the age of eighteen. success in various virtual experiences will encourage us to encounter new ones, much as video games today. 是非、お願いします
The old idea that the smartest people were those who received the best grades from schools that tested them to see how well they had learned the lessons will change into a notion that the smartest students are the ones who come up with questions for the software that have to be sent to humans in order to be answered. これもお願いします。
One of the reasons why my grandfather had taken me away from London was to send me to school, in the belief that my welfare and my future were being neglected by my father. So I, the only child of his only daughter, was to be given a proper future just as she would have wished.
You may not feel it or understand it, but it is there, making you something more than mortal. To wit, there is no power without the Dark. Yet it is not easily tamed. Thus Parliament raised a paling round the cities of man and set the Dark out to pasture.
Behind the reduced sketch that naked data on academic and scientific curriculum vitae can render appears a richer picture of an imposing personality. He was a man of broad interests and knowledge, covering cultural history through philosophy to science.
He had an enthusiasm that easily infected others, and a sense of adventure and curiosity, always ready to go the "extra mile".
He was openmined, critical, creative and wittty, with a good sense of humor. what made him a very special person were his human characteristics, and his generosity cherished by many.
We will remember him with much affection and a feeling of great loss. He left too early but he did leave behind a permanent mark and inspiration for may to continue his vision.
>>351 日本語で「言われる/される」とそのまま受身の形にすると、「(ある人に対して)言われる/されること」 と行為を及ぼされる人の視点からの表現になるが、英語のsomething to be said, something to be done にはこのような視点の含みはないので、和訳の場合は、能動形にした方がよい。
nothing else to be said は、「言うべきこととして他に何もない」という意味。「・・・と言うことの他には 何もない」は、nothing else except for to say ... となる。
>>342です.最初の部分だけでもお願いできますか. Behind the reduced sketch that naked data on academic and scientific curriculum vitae can render appears a richer picture of an imposing personality. He was a man of broad interests and knowledge, covering cultural history through philosophy to science.
We therefore hold that the district court properly identified the sources of similarity in Windows and NewWave, determined which were licensed, distinguished ideas from expression, and decided the scope of Apple's copyright by dissecting the unauthorized expression and filtering out unprotectable elements.
how are you its ok i dont need a cell phone... I can just do e-mail well i need to go becausu it is rainy and my computer connection is really bad...ok おねがいします。
お願いします feeli's = feeling? comin' =coming? most everything =まったく訳せません
Such a feelin's comin' over me There is wonder in most everything I see Not a cloud in the sky Got the sun in my eyes And I won't be surprised if it's a dream
the company has since changed its policy so that it will now record inventory as sold only if the final customer has bought the equipment,not when the inventory is shipped to the distributor. どなたかお願いします。。
Do you have a lucky number? Do you read your horoscope "just for fun"? If the answer is "yes," you are probably a little superstitious. Number are often part of superstitious beliefs. For example, many people think that disasters always occur in threes. In Western cultures, the number 13, especially, is believed to bring bad luck. It is unusual to find a 13th floor in a building. Even psychology professors at a California college complained when their building was numbered 1300----they were afraid that superstitious students would refuse to take classes there. And on one Friday the 13th, an airline company found that they had 5% fewer passengers than usual.
Word spread quickly through Manhattan about a Wednesday night celebrity barroom brawl involving action star Jean-Claude Van Damme and a former bodyguard for not-much-action star Mickey Rourke.
A spokesperson for the upscale topless bar Score's--infamous hangout for the likes of Howard Stern and his cronies--confirms there were indeed fisticuffs involving the parties. No police report was taken and no arrests were made. Publicists for both Van Damme and Rourke refused to return phone calls on Thursday. a d v e r t i s e m e n t However, Friday's New York news tabloids were breathless with details, not to mention quotes from the I-Decked-Van-Damme man himself.
"He's just a very arrogant and disrespectful person," says Chuck Zito, the ex-bodyguard (who reportedly also worked for Jean-Claude, as well as Sylvester Stallone, Sean Penn and Charlie Sheen), sometime stuntman and current president of the Hell's Angels, in the New York Post. Zito claims responsibility for the Van Damme clocking.
Trouble started when Van Damme walked into Score's with Rourke. Zito walked over to the table to shoot the breeze with his former bosses. When Zito and Rourke turned their back on Van Damme, the Street Fighter star reputedly started dissing Zito. "He was saying, 'Chuck Zito doesn't have any heart,'" Zito tells the newspaper.
"There are people who will take that kind of abuse. I am not one of them." So, Zito asked Van Damme to step outside. The way Zito puts it in the Daily News, the so-called Muscles from Brussels took off his glasses and was "gearing up to come at me."
"I just didn't give him a chance," Zito says. No, he didn't. Zito floored Mr. Hard Target with a one-two suckerpunch combo. Rourke played peacemaker: "If I weren't there, Chuck would have killed him," the actor tells the Daily News. Van Damme left the club under his own power, reportedly signing autographs on the way out.
Two rikisi face each other in a ring; the two cannot be in the same ring-a formula exciting in its simplicity, and, need I say it?-typically Japanese. 長いんですけどお願いします!
Get a chance to meet the band Includes a wonderful meal, a Polaroid Photo and an opportunity for Q&A. Don't miss out すいません、この和訳お願いしても平気ですか? どうしても知りたくて・。。
All kinds of people have illogical beliefs about luck. Among actors and actresses, it is considered unlucky to wish someone "good luck" on stage. Instead they say " break a leg." Athletes often have some lucky piece of clothing that t hey wear to help them win. People who gamble at house races or simply play lottery games usually use some personal number to bring them luck: their phone number, date of birth, or a number that has come to them in a dream.
>>490>>493 すいません。前後を加えます。 Nancy cried out and fell of her chair. The servant scream awakened Evertone. Rock lifted her to the bed. He watched as the doctors bent over her.
>>486の続きなのですがどなたかお願いします Psychologists have an explanation for superstitious beliefs. They say that superstitions are human answers to an unpredictable world. The less control we have over something, the more superstitions we will have about it. Believing a superstition makes us feel that things like health, death, love, success and money can be made predictable. Superstitions help reduce stress. And if you're a student taking a test, being calmer will probably help you -----even if the reason for your calmness is that you are wearing your "lucky" socks. Do you think that other people might be superstitious, but not you? A folklorist from the university of California, Berkeley,says that if they take their umbrellas, it won't rain, or if they wash their cars, it will." He also says people are very superstitious when they buy things.
Hi, well, the japanese towns I've seen where at the feet of mountains what looked really homely/coozy. But you're right about the unique beauty of each town. But unfortunately, I knew that about japanese people, because you need to know that unless you want to emberass yourself in Japan *lol* Sounds like the americans haven't learned that about you *lol* So, you need to give it another try. So, I try stopping asking you all these question, giving you some time to ask something you like to know about Germany or me.
As far as I know, hewas too busy to prepare for the exam. 1.私が知る限りでは、彼は忙しすぎて試験の準備ができなかったんです。 2.私が知る限りでは、彼は試験の準備が忙しすぎたんです。 1と2の訳はどちらがあってますか?本には1の訳が載っていました。理由も教えて下さい。お願いします。
They are very impressed with me and want to place immediate orders for the products that l have found.They forecast me being theirm man creative resource man in asia ,not only 国名. So ,more then likely will be ressearching products in JAPAN. おねがいしますです
>>577 theirm man creative resource man in asia は their mian creative resource man in asia だろ。 オレのことすごく気に入ったみたいで、オレの見つけた商品を早速注文しやがったんだ。 オレがアジア地区の主要なクリエイティブマンになるだろうって予想されてさ。 だもんだから、日本のブツもいろいろ調べることになると思うよ。
>>621 My Kendo master friend said that her way of handling the sword was strange althouh the movie itself was entertaining. I could not recognized how it was strange, but did you see that?
>>621 My Kendo master friend said that her way of handling the sword was strange althouh the movie itself was entertaining. I could not recognized how it was strange, but did you see that?
These catalogues, along with a lot of books that inform us of the dozens, hundreds, or thousands of ways we can save the earth, all spring from the idea that lots of people ( make ) small changes in their lifestyles can have a great impact on the world’s environment. ( )内を変化させなければならないのですが、分かりません。
The authors of the book are so careful in their recommendations that when searching for an environmentally correct shampoo they considered the following questions:
Is the process of making the shampoo environmentally sound? Does it contribute to environmental causes? And, of course, does it do the job that it is intended to do, that is, does it clean hair well?
, sarcasm and irony are inconsequent. I'm really ashamed but there were a few objective reasons - I was extremely busy in my uni (preparing to an English city contest and a conference, the defence of my work) for the last few weeks and could not pay too much attention to my correspondence (I know, I know: shame on me), being able just to log-in from time to time to only verify my mail , without any opportunity to drop a few lines in answer.
I'm not sure about whether this incredible pace of activities stops in the next weeks so if you're annoyed, forgive me for disobliging you and farewell (that is the tempo of my living, I can do nothing with it, sorry).
But I still wish to know how it's going Japan, whether you're ok and what you're currently doing. Take care,
The bombing of Lebanese power plamts by Israel in April 1996 , which effectively cut off power to most of the country , underscored the continued relationship between resources and armed conflict in the middle East.
I will look for ### for you...if I find it ... I can put another item up for you to bid on, so I can ship both of them to you Or if you find a copy I can get for you, I will do the same. I do not mind helping you out with this if I can. 1 of us might just get lucky!!
If you just got the other items so you could get ###, then you do not have to buy them...That would be no problem either :) If you really didn't want the other games I can just re-sell them!!
just let me know, I don't mind either way! I really don't :)
The translation is filled with typos and is over americanized (ironically, i happen to enjoy the "working designs-esque humour - but i know the majority dont) Many were disapointed the game was translated so poorly since it's original japanese script won national awards and was the longest written script ever for an rpg.
Nearly half the Iraqis polled in a survey conducted primarily in March and early April said they believed the U.S.-led war had done more harm than good, but 61 percent of respondents said Saddam Hussein's ouster made it worth any hardships. Iraqi interviewers polled 3,444 residents between March 22 and April 9.
When she could not sleep, she lay waiting for this time, as for a period of peace. と And then, he read the last night's newspaper ‥ what of it he could ‥spelling it over laboriously. と Some men were there before four o'clock, when the whitsle blew loose-all. をお願いします。
Inside(the mosque),it was all mirors.It was absolutely gorgeous. I almost felt as if I was desecrating the place, when I walked past peple deep in prayer, with their foreheads rubbing against the floor
I've got breaking news for you: I've got another job!! That is what I was really looking for since last year. But before:On 15th April 2004 I took on my first new job since then in a very very small company (one-man-show), engaged in the economic development sector, with projects on municipal, regional, national and international basis. What is very impressive, to be honest, but not as much as my job before. But this job I took in wise foresight. I thought this job to have is better then nothing.Now comes the more interesting part: As I may be told I worked in the aircraft industry for more than 5 years, before I was layed off.Some weeks ago I had an interview in Hamburg, in the North of Germany, with a very big container port (I think it is not comparible with Tokyo, it vary a bit) and an even bigger aircraft building site. Well, and this aircraft company offered me a contract which I really couldn't decline.This second "new" job starts on 1st June 2004 and I have to find a residence over there in Hamburg until then. Then I need to finish all my actions here and so on. There is a lot of thing waiting to be done ...Do not hurry with your replay, I only thought that my Email was lost in space (or somewhere). First you need to settle all business related things, the job is much more important!If you've got a minute, I would be glad to hear from you!
From Helsinki to Athens, widespread anxiety about the imminent eastward enlargement has sparked a multitude of self-conscious debates about how much further European integration should go in geography and in transferring power to Brussels. The debates reveal a deep-seated paradox: The benefits of the Union are taken for granted, its shortcomings scrutinized and underscored.
In part that is just everyday routine taking its toll. Once an ambitious vision to bring peace and prosperity to a divided continent after World War II, the European project has at least in part become a victim of its own success.
For what, you might ask? For three reasons, we are told. For endangering Japan's humanitarian mission in Iraq. For disobeying a government advisory and going to Iraq in the first place. For putting their own goals above those of the nation. The public censure was such that the families of the hostages received harassing phone calls even while the three were still in Iraq, and politicians dumped on them even before they were pronounced safe. A helpful government sent a plane for them -- and then billed them for the flight. An American would be pardoned for paraphrasing the ever-wise Dorothy: This was not Kansas.
Grizzly wins "face off" by a mile -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All, i watched the event at 9pm last evening. The grizzly destroyed the tiger. The extremely powerful blow reported by some individuals here, knocked the tiger over and the bear walked away unconcerned. The tiger attacked again so the bear hit it again with full force and broke its back. Game over.
I contacted the team regarding this outcome some weeks back and was told that they were down scaling the weight of the grizzly to fit a fair match up. They must have reconsidered! They used a siberian of upto 675lb. and a grizzly of upto 850lb. for the models. They reported that the aggressive, powerful and defensive grizzly(when compared to other bears) would likely beat anything its size. This is of major importance also. The subcutanous fat of the bear species lies outside the muscle. Muscle damaged, is tendons and bones which will not operate. The fat layer above the muscle will protect the vital muscle below from getting torn or ruptured. Bones will function if fat is torn as fat does not operate anything mechanically below it. So the bear is much better protected, the fatter it is. I can remember some of Bons arguments with siq and others where they tried to expose the bear as a fat animal. I dont remember bons defending the bear in this regard but all in, it seems bons is the man in ava.
The neture of water as a resources which moves across borders leads to the possibility that upstream riparians might use the resource as a tool of contorol against downstream groups.
The hawking cry of a "yakiomo" vendor inviting you to try fragrant, steaming foos is something that adds a certain warmth to the cold Japanese winter. While the ventors themselves used to be mostly middle-aged men, nowadays many of them are jeans-clad young part-timers. At first glance, the trade would hardly appeal to modern, fashionable and realistic youths, but what attracts them does not remain a mystery for long: the business makes good money.
for the first time in a long time I started to feel inspired to just make something interesting out of whatever was around me. I'm finally feeling like everything in the world is a creative challenge and I want to meet it.
Aside from many mothers these days who have chosen careers outside their homes as a means of personal fulfillment, at least an equal number enter the work force simply to make both ends meet. But no matter what motivation causes a woman to combine motherhood with a full-time career, one common, inherent difficulty is the gnawing guilt one feels at mealtime.
People like to buy products that have "special" or "secret" ingredients, or combinations of letters and numbers in their names (usually three) such as " XR3." He claims that half of the weight-loss diets popular at any time work partly because the dieters " believe" they will. In today's technologically advanced would, we like to think of ourselves as modern, scientific and rational, but an executive editor of the Encyclopedia of American Popular Beliefs and Superstitions says that most people really don't think very logically. She defines superstition this way: " I have beliefs. You have superstitions." People will always have superstitions because the basic issues they face every day, like love, death, and health, will always be uncertain.
It is ideally suited to social history,allowing the presentation ,for example ,of a portrait of a small town or province ,frozen in time in all its complexities.
He receive his stock in trade - a sack of good-sized sweet potatoes and some packed sawdust for fuel - from the store owner. He picks one of the 20 light trucks parked in the store's 500-square-meter parking lot and puts the potatoes in the oven. Around 3 p.m., when the oven is hot with its little chimney puffing, out he goes. As Karai cruises around town, college childlen and salaried workers flock around the car asking for two or three potatoes at a time. The price, \500 each, may be considered a little high for a sweet potapo, but Karai says his are the best. As he returns to the store to close the day's business at 2 a.m. the next morning, the take turns out to be some \37,000. With expenses subtracted, he has a little more than \15,000 to his name. Masayasu Kajikawa, a 22-year-old Osaka Gakuen University student and a "veteran" who's been in the trade for three years, says he bought a used car for \700,000, which he made in only two months. "I used to think that selling yakiimo was decidedlly unfashinable. But now I can say that i have learned a lot about the fundamentals of business from the trade," he commented.
The major disadvantages lie in the difficulty of creating a sense of continuity and in the probrems that can arise if samplings are made too far apart in time or at dates that reflect aberrant historical periods.
ヘルシンキからアテネに至る、間近に迫った EU の東方拡大に対する広範な 不安感は、ヨーロッパの統合を地理的にどこまで進めるべきかおよび どの程度まで EU に権限を委譲すべきかについて自らのアイデンティティ を意識した数多の議論を引き起こした。その議論によってそれまで隠れていた 根深い逆説があらわになった。ヨーロッパ統合の恩恵は当然のこととして 等閑に付される一方でそのマイナス点は執拗に詮索され強調されたのである。
He receive his stock in trade - a sack of good-sized sweet potatoes and some packed sawdust for fuel - from the store owner. He picks one of the 20 light trucks parked in the store's 500-square-meter parking lot and puts the potatoes in the oven. Around 3 p.m., when the oven is hot with its little chimney puffing, out he goes. As Karai cruises around town, college childlen and salaried workers flock around the car asking for two or three potatoes at a time. The price, \500 each, may be considered a little high for a sweet potapo, but Karai says his are the best. As he returns to the store to close the day's business at 2 a.m. the next morning, the take turns out to be some \37,000. With expenses subtracted, he has a little more than \15,000 to his name. Masayasu Kajikawa, a 22-year-old Osaka Gakuen University student and a "veteran" who's been in the trade for three years, says he bought a used car for \700,000, which he made in only two months. "I used to think that selling yakiimo was decidedly unfashionable. But now I can say that I have learned a lot about the fundamentals of business from the trade," he commented.
特に " when the oven is hot with its little chimney puffing, out he goes." "the take turns out to be some \37,000. With expenses subtracted, he has a little more than \15,000 to his name." のところが全くわかりません、よろしくお願いします
Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill: Volume 2 has knocked The Passion Of The Christ off the global box office top spot.The eight week reign of Mel Gibson's film about the final hours of Jesus was brought to an end by the revenge saga, according to Screen Daily. It was boosted by a glut of number one positions after opening in 20 countries at the weekend, taking $17.7m (£10m). どなたかよろしくお願い致します。
Its historic range, which included China and Korea, has been reduced to the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in southeastern Siberia. かつての範囲は中国、朝鮮を含みましたが南東シベリアのSikhote-Alin 山脈へ減らされました。 ????
I have classand can do meditereen style for them. I ask them for double them for double the money, theen thee one l'm doing now ,they were surprised but said yes . now must decission if l want to continue this kind of design. A lot of stree involved, the design trade business could make me more money soon and allow mee to travel many places,especially Japan.
僕とメールのやりとりをしているアメリカ人の友達からきたメールです。 いつもはなんとかわかるんですが今回のはなんかすごい複雑でわかりません。 誰か訳してください。お願いします! Dear Seiji(政治へ、これは知ってます(´ー`) ) I'm afraid I have bad news for you. Up to now I had put up with your crap English and I've been kind enough to write back to you, but I think that we are on a different wavelength and that there isn't much point in continuing to write to eachother, simply because I don't understand what you're talking about most of the time. So don't bother replying to this. Even if you do, I won't. I hope you understand this email, but I doubt you will. So as a last form of kindness I asked my friend how to say "get someone to translate it for you" in japanese and he told me: kore-wo-dareka-ni-yakusite-moraemashou. ok? have a nice life.
I'm looking for a new meditation Still looking for a new way to fly I'm want any plastic validation Not looking for a new way to die
I'm lookin' for a new stimulation Quite bored of those inflatable ties I'm lookin' for a new rock sensation Dead fish don't swim around in jealous tides
So I am looking for a new mediation Still looking for a new way to fly I do not want any plastic validation Not looking for a new way to die
So I am lookin' for a new stimulation Quite bored of those inflatable ties And I'm lookin' for a new rock sensation Dead fish don't swim around in jealous tides
>>675 この論説のキーワードはこの長い記事の三段落目の冒頭にある"Too much bureaucracy and too little democracy,"である。 要するにEU加盟国の国民はEUで働く官僚たちの政策(過大な官僚主義) によって、加盟国間の旅費や電話代などの値下げなどで生活の利便性は向 上したが、その反面、EU加盟各国の国民の意志で政策を決定するという民 主主義の根幹を失う危機に瀕していることがこの記事の骨子である。 問題の以下の箇所だが、 [EU加盟国の国民は生活の利便性は手に入れたが、ある意味ではそれは大きな 損害(代償)を伴うものになった。かつては第二次世界大戦後の分裂した大 陸に平和と繁栄をもたらすという大きなビジョンのあったヨーロッパのプロ ジェクトは、ある意味では少なくともそのみずからの成功の犠牲者となって しまったのである。] in part: 「ある意味では」 take its toll: 「大きな損害を受ける」 “Too much bureaucracy and too little democracy,“という文中のキーワ ードの示す通り、EU加盟国の国民は生活の利便性は手には入れたが、ある意 味ではそれはEUに勤務する官僚たち、すなわち過大な官僚主義の功績であ って、その代償として加盟国の国民の意志を反映する民主主義が没却される という大きな損害を強いられることになった。
Models of complicated biological processes can be of great systemic value in that they summarized and put together findings, observations and hypothesis.
Cause-effect relations may put different mechanisms into a temporal order and thus have them play their major role at different stages in the development of disorders.
There are many reasons for the obsessive manner in which society keeps the safety of children, but probably one of the most important factors in the rising tide of the adult controlling of children is the appearance of neghborhoods without neighbors. In the UK and in the USA, parents cannot rely on adults in their community to assume a degree of responsibility for the socializing of their children. In such circumstances parents regard others not as potential partners in the education of their children, but either as indifferent passers-by or, even more, as risky strangers. In societies where neighbors and other adults assume a degree of responsibility for keeping an eye on children, attitudes towards their safety are ( much better か far less か very much か worse still か even more ) obsessive.
I see we are a mach in yahoo personals , Cool huh, so I thought i'd track you down and say Hi, I thought i'd give you my new homepege im recently single and thought I would put some of pics onLine, Hope to hear from you soon.
When I was quite young, my family had one of the first telephones in our neighborhood. I remember well the wooden case fastened to the wall on the stair landing. The shiny receiver hung on the side of the box. I even remember the number---105. I was too little to reach the telephone, but used to listen with fascination when my mother talked to it. Once she lifted me to speak to my father, who was away on business. Magic! Then I discovered that somewhere inside that wonderful device lived an amazing person---her name was "Information Please" and there was nothing she did not know. My mother could ask her for anybody's number; when our clock ran down, Information Please immediately supplied the correct time.
then we kissed, and it felt completely natural. Laura is very free in her sexuality. I think I am, too, but usually only with someone I'm very intimate with.
>>871の続きですがお願いします My first personal experience with this woman-in-the-receiver came one day while my mother was visiting a neighbor. Amusing myself with a hammer, I hit my finger. The pain was terrible, but there didn't seem to be much use crying because there was no one home to offer sympathy. I walked around the house sucking my throbbing finger, finally arriving at the landing. The telephone! Quickly I ran for the footstool and took it to the landing. Climbing up,I unhooked the receiver and held it to my ear. "information Please," I said into the mouthpiece just above my head. A click or two, and a small, clear voice spoke into my ear."information." "I hurt my fingerrrrr---" I cried into the phone. The tears began running down,now that I had an audience. " Isn't your mother home?" came the question. " Nobody"s home but me,"I said. "Are you bleeding?" "No," I replied. "I hit it with the hammer and it hurts." "Can you open your icebox?" she asked. I said I could.
THE CITY SHIMMERS ABOVE ME IN A THOUSAND POINTS OF LIGHT AND ABOVE IT THE STARS COUNTLESS IN NUMBER, SOME KIND OF ALIEN BEING
ATOM BY ATOM MOLECULAR BEINGS TRANSPORT ME AWAY TO THE PLACE OF MY DREAMS A POINT IN SPACE WHERE TIME IS STILL COLLIDING WORLDS IN LIMBO UNTIL EXTREMIS
A MELTING OF MINDS A CEREBRAL MESH THE UNION OF LIPID AND VIRTUAL FLESH
AUTOMATON LOVE YOUR CARESSES PNEUMATIC I'M A SLAVE TO YOUR TOUCH MY RESPONSE AUTOMATIC THE CIRCUITS BURN OUT AND A PARADIGM SHIFT DESOLATION MY EMOTIONS DRIFT
CLARITY FADES AND MY FACULTIES HAZE DEEP DOWN TRAUMAS HOUND ME FOR DAYS EXTREMIS
YOUR REASONS ARE NOBEL A QUINTESSENCE OF LUST IN THE ARMS OF ANGELS MY DREAMS TURN TO DUST (ECHO) EXTREMIS
I DON'T WANT TO HEAR ABOUT THE FUTURE I WANT TO SEE IT I WANT TO FEEL IT I WANNA TASTE IT
THERE'S A TENDENCY TO BELIEVE THAT THE DARKNESS AUTOMATICALLY BRINGS ABOUT A YEAR'S WORTH BUT I'VE REALLY GOT A PIECE OF THE DARKNESS THE TROUBLE BEGINS IN THE LIGHT WHEN YOU COME AROUND MAN EXTREMIS
Work is very quite and quite boring at the moment especially that they are getting rid of soem people at the moment (I hate that ). It makes me really nervous. Youe are at your working station in the morning and can be gone in the afternoon. How does it work in japan?
"Maurice Richard would never put it on his back." "You aren't Maurice Richard. It isn't what's on your back that counts, it's what you've got inside your head." よろしくおねがいします。
>>859ですが, Cause-effect relations may put different mechanisms into a temporal order and thus have them play their major role at different stages in the development of disorders.
Mr. Dudrow puts out a very informative publication called Sumo Shimpo, which has a sizeable Website.According to an article in a recent edition of Shimpo, the site gets "slightly under 12000 hits a month."That is a fairly large number for a largely obscure-in the States, that is -sport. 訳お願いいたします。
The model is also intended to be a working hypothesis withproperties that enable us to subject it to tests, i.e., the idea is that the model should predict different tests that would either support or falsify it, in its entirety or partially.
First, saying no without guilt is much easier for all concerned when there is a feeling of generosity. This means being helpful and available to family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors when you are happy to do so − that is, when it won't cause significant stress or inconvenience and when you can say yes without feeling resentful. Just as important, give yourself a little credit for being a generous person. Recognizing the many things you do for others with a willing spirit, you'll feel more confident and less guilty at times when you really do want to say no to them. The second basic principle of saying no: Less is more. The most powerful and effective "no's" are the least complicated, but most of us have a great deal of difficultty say no politely and nothing more. Whether we're telling the boss that we can't work late or telling a neighbor we can't walk his dog, we feel obligated to justify our "no" with a detailed explanation − often a fictitious one. Yet elaborating is seldom necessary, and it leaves you on shaky ground. The more specific information you supply, the mere likely the other person will be to : a) try to figure out a way to "solve the ploblem" so that you can actually do the thing he or she wants you to do, b) decide that your reason for saying no isn't good enough and be offended by it, or c) catch you in a lie (if you're lying).
The same point applies,even more dramatically,to new regional standards of pronunciation in everyday life,as in this case there are often real problems of mutual intelligibility between people who would all claim to be English-speaking
It was filled with my few thing:a tent, a sleeping bag, a small cooking stove, and maps. The port was a long way from the city. It was dark, and I had no place to stay for the night. I had no plan;deciding which way to go was like throwing dice. I knew no one in Los Angeles. No one in the world even knew where I was,but I felt no fear at all. I just wanted to shout for joy at my new freedom. A few days later I arrived at the Grand Canyon. I was amazed at the vastness of nature. For the first time, I slept in a small tent in the wildness. That experience gave me an idea and, several years later, it led me to Alaska. 長くてすみません。 誰かよろしくお願いします。
TOEICの問題集なのですが、 Mary didn't study until 11p.m.には、 @メアリーは夜11時になって勉強を始めた。 Aメアリーは夜11時前に勉強を終わった。 の二種類の訳ができると書いてあるのです。 >>975さんの訳は、@とおなじ意味だと思うのですが、 Aの訳が私にはどうも解せなくて。。。 どうなのでしょうか?
Noise is more and more becoming an element of environmental pollution. In densely populated areas, this is particularly true People who live in cities are bombarded with many kinds of noise at all hours of the day and night. Of course, traffic sounds are a major factor, such as honking horns,sirens, and motorcycles. But there are also the sounds of television and stereos, whose volume has been turned up to unnecessarily high levels. This is especially a problem in multifamily dwellings, such as apartment houses. In addition, people also complain of animal cries,which are perhaps less avoidable. On the other hand, dogs owners. Thus, this problem could also be corrected. Indeed, much noise pollution could be avoided if only people were more sensitive to their environment and more considerate of their neighbors. Alas, many individuals are not. Another similar case involves a high school in Tokyo. The loudspeakers on the school's playground are directed away from the school itself, toward the neighboring houses. In addition, loud music is piped through the loudspeaker, starting at 7:30 a.m. Are such practices really necessary? Parhaps in reaction to such occurrences, local governments in some Japanese cities have drafted laws to prevent unnecessary noise. Nevertheless, the situation has not changed. Until people become more considerate of one another, this problem will continue.
"Then break off a little piece of ice and hold it on your finger. That will stop the hurt. Be careful when you use the ice pick," she warned. "And don't cry. You'll be all right."