A degree in Science Communication will give you a thorough understanding of modern science and technology and a firm grasp of the principles of scientufic communication. Living organisms which cause disease are known as pathogens. Some viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites are examples of living things which are pathogens causing disease. Other factors may be involved which contribute to or cause the body to develop disease. Some of these factors include heredity, exposure to poisonous(toxic)substances, poor nutrition, organ failure or malfunction, and poor personal behavior and choices. Smoking, obesity, and over consumption of alcoholic beverages would be a few examples of poor personal choices which may have immediate or long term consequences for our health.
At no other time during the life span were suicide rates so high Suicide among college and university students is estimated by some to 50% higher than for other Americans of comparable age. Not only is suicide considered by many authors to be the number one health problem on the nation's campuses, but the suicid rate for this population has tripled over the past 25 years.
we lost our basketball game, and the recharger for my laptop broke :( so I have to share a computer with 3 other people...again. I'll see how often i can get on to talk here!
Not all personal names are complimentary. Ulysses means 'wrathful' in Greek, job 'afflicted' in Hebrew, Barbara 'foreign' in Greek, Calvin 'bald' in Latin. The Celts called a lame lady Gladys, while the Romans named her Claudia. お願いします。
To the people of Okinawa, a sanshin is like a treasure. In many houses the sanshin is plased in the tokonoma, the place of honor in a home. people play it at home quite often. in many places, people play the sanshin and sing Okinawan folk music. Happy or sad, they play and sing. the music of Okinawa is in the people's hearts. Folk music of Okinawa sounds peaceful in general. The tunes are touching. Somethings they make you feel cheerful as well.
Okinawan music carries on its tradition, but it also takes in good parts of other music and makes new music. For instance, after World War U, American military personnel were stationed in Okinawa. The Americans brought in jazz and rock music. The heavy rhythm of rock was taken into Okinawan folk music and became Okinawan Rock. Since then, some Okinawan musicians, like Kina Shoukichi, have put Okinawan folk music together with other kinds of music. In this way "Okinawan pop music," or "Champuru(meaning 'combination') music"was born. From traditinal folk to Okinawan pop, the energy of Okinawa is expressed in its music.
To the people of Okinawa, a sanshin is like a treasure. 沖縄の人たちにとって三線は宝のようなものである。 In many houses the sanshin is plased in the tokonoma, the place of honor in a home. 多くの家で三線は、家の中の高貴な場所である床の間に置かれている。 people play it at home quite often. 人々はそれを家出とてもよくひく。 in many places, people play the sanshin and sing Okinawan folk music. 多くの場所で人々は三線をひき、沖縄の民謡を歌う。 Happy or sad, they play and sing 楽しくても悲しくても彼らはひき、歌う。 the music of Okinawa is in the people's hearts. 沖縄の音楽は人々の心の中にある。 Folk music of Okinawa sounds peaceful in general. 沖縄の民謡は一般に平和な響きがある。 The tunes are touching. 旋律は感動的である。 Somethings they make you feel cheerful as well. あるものは心を明るくさせる。
>>21 Okinawan music carries on its tradition, but it also takes in good parts of other music and makes new music. 沖縄の音楽はその伝統を引き継いでいるが、他の音楽のよい部分を取り入れ、 新しい音楽を作ってもいる。 For instance, after World War U, American military personnel were stationed in Okinawa. 例えば、第二次大戦後、米軍兵たちが沖縄に駐屯した。 The Americans brought in jazz and rock music. 米国人はジャズやロック音楽を持ち込んだ。 The heavy rhythm of rock was taken into Okinawan folk music and became Okinawan Rock. ロックの重いリズムは沖縄の民謡に取り入れられ、沖縄ロックになった。 Since then, some Okinawan musicians, like Kina Shoukichi, have put Okinawan folk music together with other kinds of music. それ以来、喜納昌吉のような沖縄の音楽家たちは沖縄の民謡を他の種類の音楽 と一緒にした。 In this way "Okinawan pop music," or "Champuru(meaning 'combination') music"was born. このようにして、「沖縄ポップ音楽」、「ちゃんぷう」(合体の意)が生まれた。 From traditinal folk to Okinawan pop, the energy of Okinawa is expressed in its music. 伝統的な民謡から沖縄ポップまで、沖縄の活力はその音楽に表現されているのである。
I have tested the link. I have concluded that the page does in fact point to the correct page..."UFC 潤・74: RESPECT - Watch on UFC潤・ON DEMAND" Please describe the events leading to the error, including how far in the process you get before the error occurs and any error codes it then displays.
Our concentration on developing a materially rich society for the few at the expense of the many has left gaping holes in our collective spiritual well-being.
It is significant that the scenery which the amateur painter finds most attractive as a subject for painting is the scenery most often avoided by the serious professional artist. Very few of the great landscape artists of the past or present have ever chosen to paint naturally dramatic or beautiful subjects. A landscape which is naturally beautiful or otherwise attractive to the human eye leaves the artist with little to do except faithfully copy what he sees before him. This is all very well for the amateur because it means he does not need to compose the picture he paints, rearranging the details of the natural scene. The scenery has already composed itself for him. The serious artist, however, does not want this. He prefers scenery the amateur painter would reject as plain or uninteresting. The professional prefers this type of scenery because of the challenge it offers to his skill as a painter ; to see beauty where it is not easy to see, to create where the natural elements are confused, in short, to make art from nature.
The ability of modern science to explain and predict natural events has led some philosophers to the view that the world can be understood only through the application of scientific ideas and methods. Others, however, have argued against this notion, pointing out that the ideas and methods of science originate in our experience of daily life, which we all take for granted. One becomes a scientist by viewing the world in a particular manner; scientists select for study those aspects of the world that are amenable to analysis by scientific methodology. A person acting as a scientist constructs a scientific domain out of the world when she or he adopts a scientific attitude. But people also construct such additional domains of the world as religion, politics, art, and poetry by application of other attitudes.
First names can also describe an occupation. George was originally a 'farmer' in Greece, Eliot was a 'hunter' among the Celts; Derrick was a 'ruler' in the Teutonic world, as was Darius in Persia. In Greek, Inez was a 'maiden,' Penelope a 'weaver,' Denise a 'servant of Dionysos,' and Nicole 'conqueror.' In Latin, Miles means 'soldier,' Regina 'queen,' and Victor and the feminine Victoria 'conqueror.' Wanda is a 'shepherdess' in Celtic. 和訳お願いします。
Turning to man, what we fimd emphasized in this account is that man is created good and happy. So after having been created by the good God, He is placed in paradise of pleasure called Eden.
The faculty was responsible for all aspects of a student's development. in loco parentis(in place of the parents)was the guiding pinciple. That is,the faculty had a holistic philosophy to education and took on the responsibility of parents. The approach was concerned with the social,physical,spiritual and mental well-being of students. The English tradition emphasized moral and intellectual growth equally. In the 1800s,a more Germatic tradition was introduced to some institutions which emphasized intellectualism. For example,the Johns Hopkins University was founded as solely a graduate school based on the German intellectual approach. 長文ですがよろしくお願いします
On September 16, 1816, two British ships appeared on the coast of Naha. They stayed in Okinawa for about 40 days. On the voyage home, Basil Hall, captain of one of the ships, went to St.Helena. He met Napoleon Bonaparte there. Below is part of Hall's story. Napoleon was most surprised when I told him that the people of the Ryukyus had no weapons.
N: No weapons?! Do they have any cannons or guns? H: No, not even muskets. N: Well, then-any spears, or any bows and arrows? H: No, they do not have any. N: No swords? H: No, none.
It seemed that Napoleon could not believe what he was hearing. He seemed confused, and rather angry. He cried, "But! But without weapons, how do they fight?"
I answered, "As far as I have heard, they have never had any wars. They have lived in peace." Napoleon heard this and cried, "No wars?!" To him, people without any weapons, living in peace was unbelievable.
お願いします。 Q: Can you talk about the processes and materials that you use in your work? A: Photography usually forms the starting point. I have a huge library of body parts and typically lots of photos will go into making one figure. Once I'm happy with the way the figure is looking I'll start drawing in Photoshop. Depending on what finish I'm after its either left in photoshop for or re-drawn on a light box with pencil or pen & ink. Finally I'll then re-scan the result back and continue working in Photoshop.
Now that God takes pleasure in sacrifice of suffering, as the prophets later insist; but what he asks for is the faithful obedience of man in return for his love and grace.
How are you? I came back from Japan today. I hope it is not too hot in Niigata, but it is very hot in Los Angeles. I have a picture to send you, but I have to put it on my computer first. I hope that I hear from you soon!
よろしくお願いします The clamor for reform was greatly influenced by the changes in science and technology along with purpose of a university education. This led away from an emphasis on an intellectual heritage to specialized education. At first,the specialities ware low,medicine and theology. But in the 19th century,universities recognized the need to solve practical problems intellectually.Therefore,new disciplines were created.
Change also came in the curriculum. Traditionally,what had been offered in higher education were classical languages and the reading and interpretation of classical texts. お願いします
A major strength of American education is that access is offered not only to its domestic population but also to international students. The number of international students and their countries of origin fluctuate from year to year. Politics,economy or even health epidemics affect international student population demographics making American education less accessible to cerrtain peoples. お願いします この場合のアクセスはどうやくすのがいいんしょうか?
The only bull in which I felt as if I could place permanent confidence was champion Shorthorn which was led into a yard for me to admire. Not only had it , for a bull , a lovable face , but its body was so massive and its legs so small that , even had it wished to be unpleasant , I thought I might have managed to get out of its way.
>>78 A major strength of American education is that access is offered not only to its domestic population but also to international students. アメリカの教育の大きな強みは、国内の人々だけでなく外国の 学生にも利用可能なことである。 The number of international students and their countries of origin fluctuate from year to year. 外国の学生と彼らの母国の数は年毎に変動している。 Politics,economy or even health epidemics affect international student population demographics making American education less accessible to cerrtain peoples. 政治、経済、あるいは病気さえもが、アメリカの教育をある人々に受けにくく させながら、外国人の学生の人口層に影響する。
Call us old-fashioned,but we believe in learning from the past to make your modern day better. We are doing something that is very old,but our feelings are very contemporary. We are making something by hand the same as people did five hundred years ago. So we do the graind for you. Call us old-fashioned...
Other names refer to location. A Celt named Morgan was probably born 'near the sea,' but his wife Lynn grew up 'along the lake.' Occasionally first names reveal national or geographical origin. Brett 'Breton,' Norman 'man from the north' and Blair 'man from the plains' are of Teutonic derivation, while Romeo means 'good man from Rome' in Latin. Lydia was originally the Greek name for a lady from the ancient kingdom of Lydia in Asia Minor. どなたか和訳お願いします。
In every country, food plays a big part in that country's culture. Within Japan's long history, food has been an important part of everyday life. From the basic ingredients to the final presentation, Japanese food has evolved into a very special and unique art-form. On the other hand, we can say that American food is a result of the many different ethnic people that came there. As a result, Americans seem more open to a variety of ethnic styles and tastes, whereas Japanese people are more traditional in their cuisine. 日本語訳お願いします。
Several questions immediately arise. For instance, are there criteria that make some activities “scientific” and others “nonscientific”? How does one learn how to carry out scientific activities or, more precisely, how to carry out activities scientifically? An essential distinction must be made between the “scientific method” as an abstract concept and science as a sometimes rewarding, sometimes frustrating, always challenging process in which people are engaged. Philosophers of science often reflect on the abstract features of science and leave to sociologists and psychologists the practical problem of how science is carried out. Nevertheless, it has only been by studying science as performed by particular scientists that philosophers have come to understand what they think constitutes the “scientific method.”
It was the world immediately outside the classroom that confused and alarmed her , though she let none of this show - the cynicism of her colleagues , the indifference of many of the students , and , above all , the looks she got that told her nothing much would be expexted of her because she was nun.
>>92>>44 >Also loving and dying are also too beautiful and don't become a picture. 愛することも死ぬことも美しすぎて絵になら無い 、を機械翻訳したか英語学習者が英訳したものと 思われるが、also 〜 and also … are という言い方はしない。
Tomを強く発音した場合 Kate wants to sit next to Tom. veryを強く発音した場合 The meal was very expensive. whatを強く発音した場合 What will he say to hear the news of the accident.
>>90 Because more foreigners have come to live in Japan and more Japanese trasvel abroad,tastes in Japan are slowly changing. 日本に住む外国人が増え、海外旅行する日本人が増えたので、日本の 情緒がゆっくりと変わっている。
According to an old story, there are three types of baseball umpires: The first says: “I call balls and strikes as they are”; the second says: “I call them as I see them”; and the third says: “What I call them is what they become.” It is a common error to think that scientists are like the first type of umpire. Although calling them as they are is the scientist's goal, what scientists do is to call them as they see them, and what they call them often is what they become. What constitutes acceptable at any particular time in history is determined by the collective assumptions of working scientists. The problem, then, is to understand what the meaning of science is ―― not abstractly, but in terms of how scientists routinely do science.
An angle of the incidence was varied by rotating the sample. A polarizer was inserted to characterize the polarization dependence, if the electric field is parallel(TE) or perpendicular(TM) to the prism axis. The results were analyzed for wavelengths 1.5-8.0μm, which were transparent both to GaN and Si.
angle of the incidence ・・入射角 polarizer・・・偏光板 polarization・・・偏光 prism axis・・・プリズム軸 transparent ・・・透過性 electric field・・・電場
>>111 President Roosevelt signed the GI bill,which gave any veteran serving in the navy or military service after 1940 free higher education. ルーズベルト大統領は、1940年以降に海軍または軍務に従事し ている退役軍人に無料の高等教育を与える復員軍人援護法に署名した。
A landscape which is naturally beautiful or otherwise attractive to the human eye leaves the artist with little to do except faithfully copy what he sees before him. This is all very well for the amateur because it means he does not need to compose the picture he paints, rearranging the details of the natural scene. The scenery has already composed itself for him. The serious artist, however, does not want this. He prefers scenery the amateur painter would reject as plain or uninteresting. The professional prefers this type of scenery because of the challenge it offers to his skill as a painter ; to see beauty where it is not easy to see, to create where the natural elements are confused, in short, to make art from nature. よろしくお願いします
The traditonal student was made, 18-20 years old and came directly fro high school. The GIs were older,had fought in the war and were in need of skills to prepare them for work. They sought an education that could be applied in the workplace.
Names can hide social origin. Basil meant 'kingly' in Greek; Rex and the French variant Roy come from the Latin word for 'king.' Patrick and the feminine of ancient Rome. Frank, an abbreviated from of Francis (along with the feminine Frances, Francesca and the diminutive Francine) is derived from the Teutonic adjective for 'free.' Among the Germanic tribes, Gilbert and the diminutive Gil referred to a 'bright servant.' 和訳お願いします。
NEW YORK (Reuters) U.S. strategists are exploring how to implement a peace accord to officially end the 1950-53 Korean War and hope to start discussions with North Korea as soon as yearend, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. North Korea is expected to shut down its Yongbyon nuclear reactor in coming days in return for an aid shipment of 50,000 tons of fuel oil, a sigh the Pyongyang government is moving ahead with its disarmament pledge, the journal said on its online edition citing senior U.S. officials. If the disarmament process, the Bush administration hopes to start discussing a formal peace treaty with Pyongyang by yearend, the journal say, citing Christopher Hill, the assistant secretary of state leading Washington’s talks with North Korea. Some Bush administration officials hope so-called sixparty talks over North Korea’s nuclear program can evolve into a permanent forum for defusing security threats in Northeast Asia at a time when both Japan and China are bulking up militarily, the report said.
>>121 The traditonal student was made, 18-20 years old and came directly fro high school. 伝統的に学生は18歳から20歳で高校から直ぐに入学する。 The GIs were older,had fought in the war and were in need of skills to prepare them for work. 退役軍人は年上で戦争で戦っており、働くための技術を習得する 必要があった。 They sought an education that could be applied in the workplace. 彼らは職場に応用できる教育を求めていた。
USA stand-out midfielder ADU is set to reap the rewards of a scintillating performance at the World Youth Championships as offers are said to be pouring in for the young starlet. ADU, who handled the USA holding role with aplomb, is reported to have been released by Belgian giants Anderlecht just before the FIFA Under 20 World Cup, but the player told SuperSport Zone that the decision was mutual as he was being played out of position
"In the tape that they saw before they signed me, I played as a right winger," he explained. "When I came, they played me as a striker and I scored, so they insisted on playing me as a striker, even though I told them that that was not my position. That was why I told them to let me go."
ADU’s manager Dosu Joseph confirmed his player's statement and disclosed exclusively to SuperSport Zone that he has received offers from at least three European countries since the American team were eliminated from the World Cup
"I cannot give out the names of the clubs now, but we have offers from Spain, France and Holland for him," Dosu told the Zone. "We expect him to sign within the next few weeks."
お願いします。長文ですが In 1957,the Soviet Union sent a manned spacecraft into orbit. The success of the Soviets in space travel greatly shocked the Americans,who had long felt a scientific superiority to the Soviets. As a result,the National Defense Education Act of 1958 was passed,which provided federal funds for study in math,science and modern foreign languages at all levels,public and private. The actprovides institutions of higher education with funds for low-interest loans to students. The federal government,however,did not control the curriculm. Additional legislation was passed between 1960 and 1966,which funded higher education in response to the"Baby Boom"population growth.
Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers play a vital role in the development of children. What children learn and experience during their early years can shape their views of themselves and the world and can affect their later success or failure in school, work,and their personal lives. Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers introduce children to mathematics,language,science,and social studies. They use games,music,artwork,films,books,computers,and other tools to teach basic skills.
One kind of nuclear waste−plutonium−presents a special problem. During the Cold War,the U.S.and the Soviet Union produced well over 200 metric tons of weapons grade plutonium. To get an idea how much that is,it would take only eight kilograms to produce a bomb similar to the one that destroyed Nagasaki. In an effort to scale down the arms race,both countries and declared 50 tons of plutonium as surplus. But what were they to do with it? They faced the same problem that nuclear plants faced with fuel rods:there is no place.
But unlike spent fuel rods,a new class of people wants plutonium:terrorists and so-called rogue states. Although both the U.S. and Russia have promised the utmost care in disposing of plutonium,few people have much confidence that this will happen. Even in the United States,audits conducted by Congress have revealed that the military cannot account for significant amounts of plutonium.
メインストリームという教科書のレッスン5です。切羽詰ってて・・よろしくおねがいします。 part 1 One day I visited a watch manufacturer to ask for support for my project. I enthusiastically talked to the vice-director about it. He said, "Here's one of our wrist watches. We'll support your project if you take photographs of it under the extremely hot or cold weather during your journey." After we reached an agreement, he said these unexpected words: "I had a dream similar to yours, but couldn't realize it. TO tell you the truth, it doesn't matter whether you take good pictures of the watch. I just hope you'll achieve the dream instead of me and come back safely." I was deeply moved.
This vice-director was one of those who supported me materially and apiritually. I owe my success to many people. Without their support, I could not have made it. Now I know we can do nothing on our own.
If we look at the etymology of many popular names, we can find hidden animal references. Originally Rachel meant 'lamb of God' in Hebrew; Agnes was 'lamb' in Greek; Lambert was a 'brave lamb' among the Teutons. For the ancient Hebrew, Deborah was a 'bee'; Melissa had the same meaning in Greek. Both Jonah and Jonas meant 'dove' in Hebrew; Corbin comes from the Latin 'raven'; Leo, Leon and the feminine Leona are 'lion' in Latin. The famous Emperor Napoleon lived up to the reputation of his name which, in Greek, means 'lion of the new city.' Latin gives us Orson and Ursula both meaning 'little bear.' Bernard 'bold bear,' Bernadette and Bernadine 'little bear,' Adolf 'noble wolf,' Arnold 'eagle strength,' Arthur 'eagle of Thor,' and Wilbur 'wild boar' are of Teutonic origin. 長文ですがどうか和訳をお願いします。
The Usefulness of a thing makes it a use value.But this usefulness does not dangle in mid-air. It is conditioned by the physical properties of the commodity,and has no existence apart from the latter.
It is therefore the physical body of commodity itself,for instance iron,corn,a diamond,which is the use-value or useful thing.This property of a commodity is independent of the amount of labour required to appropiate its useful qualities. When examining use-values,we always assume we are dealing with definite quantities, such as dozens of watches,yards of linen,or tons of iron. The use-values of commodities provide the material for a special branch of knowledge, namely the commercial knowledge of commodities. Use-values are only realized in use or in consumption.They constitute the material content of wealth,whatever its social form may be. In the form of society to be considered here they also the material bearers of... exchange-value.
To look the other way while many of our most promising young citizens are playing Russian Roulette with their lives, thus risking societal deprivation of their potential contribution.
Despite these calamities which have affected international education,the United States continues to support Fulbright scholarship which fund students,scholars and professionals to undertake graduate study, advanced research,university teaching,and teaching in elementary and secondary schools. Since 1946,around 42,000 Americans and 158,000 participants from other countries have been awarded Fulbrights. Currently,some 1,000 U.S.citizens are studying overseas and approximately 3,000 non-U.S.nationals are in the U.S. on a Fulbright Grant. お願いします
To follow the success work quickly began on Connor's second album. Unbelievable was released in 2002 in Europe. Wyclef Jean wrote, produced and rapped on the CD's first single, "One Nite Stand (of Wolves and Sheep)", which once again entered the top 5. Unbelievable simultaneously became another smash, achieving gold status in Germany within 48 hours.
A person acting as a scientist constructs a scientific domain out of the world when she or he adopts a scientific attitude. But people also construct such additional domains of the world as religion, politics, art, and poetry by application of other attitudes. Typically, people who at one time carry out activities that are scientific, at other times engage in a variety of activities outside of science. And it becomes difficult to separate the scientific activities of scientists from influences outside of science. Consequently, in order to develop a complete view of how science works, one must analyze science both as an individual activity and in relation to other activities of daily life.
>>131 In 1957,the Soviet Union sent a manned spacecraft into orbit. 1957年にソ連が有人宇宙船を軌道に乗せた。 The success of the Soviets in space travel greatly shocked the Americans, who had long felt a scientific superiority to the Soviets. ソ連の宇宙旅行の成功はアメリカ人に大きな衝撃を与え、長い間、ソ連の 科学的優位性を感じさせた。 As a result,the National Defense Education Act of 1958 was passed, which provided federal funds for study in math,science and modern foreign languages at all levels,public and private. その結果、1958年に国立防衛教育法が可決され、数学、科学、現代外国語 の研究に公立、私立せべてのレベルに連邦の資金が提供された。 The actprovides institutions of higher education with funds for low-interest loans to students. 同法は高等教育機関に学生への低金利融資のための資金を与えた。 The federal government,however,did not control the curriculm. だが連邦政府はカリキュラムは管理しなかった。 Additional legislation was passed between 1960 and 1966,which funded higher education in response to the"Baby Boom"population growth. 1960年と1966年の間、「ベビー・ブーム」による人口増加に対応 して高等教育に資金提供する追加的立法が成立した。
>>137 Rasing education standards and encouraging the australian way of life were thought to speed up cultural assimilation. 教育水準の向上と豪州的生活様式の奨励は、文化的な同一化を 早めると考えられていた。
Universities had to adapt to this sudden influx of students onto its campuses. The adaptation included university regulations. For example,trying to enforce curfews upon mature indivisuals who were often married and had children was ludicrous. The appearance of these non-traditional students necessarily caused a softening of the in loco parentis philosophy and led the way to university administrators changing thier residental policies regarding students. お願いします
The ability of modern science to explain and predict natural events has led some philosophers to the view that the world can be understood only through the application of scientific ideas and methods. Others, however, have argued against this notion, pointing out that the ideas and methods of science originate in our experience of daily life, which we all take for granted. One becomes a scientist by viewing the world in a particular manner; scientists select for study those aspects of the world that are amenable to analysis by scientific methodology.
They were halfway through the first required nursing course-they were truly stunned, stating that "never" at any point during their previous academic endeavors had they ever worked so hard or experienced so much stress.
It was the world immediately outside the classroom that confused and alarmed her , though she let none of this show - the cynicism of her colleagues , the indifference of many of the students , and , above all , the looks she got that told her nothing much would be expexted of her because she was nun.
Women are often named after trees and flowers. Flora, Florabel, and Florence originally meant 'flower' in Latin. Laura and Laurel bear the Latin name of a tree which, in ancient times, was used to make the victor's crown. Today we still find vestiges of this ancient custom in Great Britain where the court poet is called the 'poet laureate.' Floral names come from a variety of sources: Jasmine from the Persian; Lilian and Lily from Latin with the Hebrew counterpart Susan; Rosa, Rose and Rosabel from Latin. In the United States, girls can be named after the months of April, May, June, Julia (July) and Augusta (August). お願いします。
It is interest to note that they found that 55% of the medical students studied from three private schools of medical reported high levels of depressive symptomatology.
We were united by a kind of mutual terror.It was my first time in opera and their first time in opera and their first time in film. Finding a style and finding a way to be as real and as human as possible was important. Finding 以下をお願いします。
In this book, I have focused on the activities of scientists. My purpose is to try to offer an understanding of science as one of the many types of activities in which people are engaged. Some activities, such as eating and sleeping, are typical of all people. Other activities are typical of people acting as detectives ―― for instance, soliciting information and gathering evidence to reconstruct the events associated with a crime. When people act as scientists, they are engaged in a special kind of detective work that includes gathering evidence about the regular features of observed natural events and imagining hypotheses to explain these regularities.
We were united by a kind of mutual terror.It was my first time in opera and their first time in film. Finding a style and finding a way to be as real and as human as possible was important. Finding 以下をお願いします。 (少し、間違えました。すみません)
Hmm..Well since there's been a chance for me to go to Japan,I'm studying a lot these days!^^well It's a bit difficult,but..i'm trying^^ though it more fun for me than hard,since language itself is very beautiful for me.
Obviously, not only America's future is riding on the outcome of this experiment. As America goes, so goes the world. So much depends on what we do here. It's not an easy task, not a light responsibility.
和訳よろしくお願いします。 Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers play a vital role in the development of children. Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers introduce children to mathematics,language,science,and social studies. They use games,music,artwork,films,books,computers,and other tools to teach basic skills.
I 'm doing fine but for me years go on and look all the same as i'm not with my "new ex girlfriend" anymore.And i must say that that quiet shook me but i feel better now.I'll just try to prot- ect myself better next time. i'm still in touch with Fabienne this is her e-mail:[email protected] leaves with someone and i hope the best for her.The reason why i answear to you so quickly is that i have a friend who spend few weeks in japan and i know she 'll spend most of her time in Tokyo(lucky her).So i give you her email adress too:[email protected] send her yours too.that could be interesting for both of you to meet each other.i don't have hollidays this summer because as well as Japan the south of the france is really crouded in summer and as well as you i don't really fancy that.But i'll manage to save few days to visit my best friend in "Aix-en-provence" which is cute little town in the east south of the France.More over my life is quiet a mess since few months so i try to use the summer to tidy it and to be able to go back in the race for the begining of the automn.I mean that i try to work on my professional life as i would like to move and work in a foreign country. By the way do you think there would be a job for a french who speak fluent english in your company?(i'm jocking).Anyway hopefully in January i'll be able to go on hollidays in Gabon which is in africa with my best friend.Don't worry about me, i'm not doing so bad, last week end i met a band of really nice guys and they really cheered me up.And since then we have lot of good time.
I just started my summer vacation. After I tore my Acl a few months after we met in Tokyo, I applied for physical therapy school - i think I might have told you. Well, I just finished the first year of this 3 year physical therapy program and am so happy to relax for a few months. I don't think i've ever had to study as much in such a short period of time.
1、I did experience the japanese curry and liked it a lot! It is no where close to Indian curry but was very savory anyway. 2、The problem with being on the cutting edge is that you occasionally get sliced from time to time.
Hello, Am John Lipton from Japan. i came across your item you place on yahoo auction. i will like to order this item for my client in Nigeria. and i will be making the payment with bank to bank trensfer. .i will like to know how many you have for sale and i will offer you $500.00 USD For each Including the shipment VIA EMS SPEED POST OFFICE to my client in Nigeria. .i will be waiting for you to E-mail me to my personal box
>>192 Obviously, not only America's future is riding on the outcome of this experiment. 明らかにアメリカの未来だけがこの実験の結果にかかっているわけではない。 As America goes, so goes the world. アメリカが動けば、世界が動く。 So much depends on what we do here. 非常に多くのことが我々がここですることにかかっている。 It's not an easy task, not a light responsibility. それは簡単な仕事ではない。軽い責任ではない。
>>193 Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers play a vital role in the development of children. 保育園、幼稚園、及び小学校の教師は子供の発達に重要な役割を担っている。 Preschool,kindergarten,and elementary school teachers introduce children to mathematics,language,science,and social studies. 保育園、幼稚園及び小学校の教師は子供達に数学、国語、科学、社会 を紹介する。 They use games,music,artwork,films,books,computers,and other tools to teach basic skills. 彼らは基本的な技能を教えるために、ゲーム、工作、映画、本、コン ピュターなどの道具を使う。
>>197 Hello, Am John Lipton from Japan. こんにちは、ジョン・リプトン。日本からです。 i came across your item you place on yahoo auction. あなたがヤフーオークションに出品した商品が目に留まりました。 i will like to order this item for my client in Nigeria. わたしはこの商品をナイジェリアのわたしの顧客のために注文 したいです。 and i will be making the payment with bank to bank trensfer. そして支払いは銀行振り込みでします。 .i will like to know how many you have for sale and わたしはあなたがいくつ販売するのか知りたいです。 i will offer you $500.00 USD 私は一個につき500ドルを提示します。 For each Including the shipment VIA EMS SPEED POST OFFICE to my client in Nigeria. ナイジェリアの友人へのEMS便の送料込みです。 .i will be waiting for you to E-mail me to my personal box 私の私書箱へのイーメールを待っています。
On September 16, 1816, two British ships appeared on the coast of Naha. They stayed in Okinawa for about 40 days. On the voyage home, Basil Hall, captain of one of the ships, went to St.Helena. He met Napoleon Bonaparte there. Below is part of Hall's story. Napoleon was most surprised when I told him that the people of the Ryukyus had no weapons.
N: No weapons?! Do they have any cannons or guns? H: No, not even muskets. N: Well, then-any spears, or any bows and arrows? H: No, they do not have any. N: No swords? H: No, none.
It seemed that Napoleon could not believe what he was hearing. He seemed confused, and rather angry. He cried, "But! But without weapons, how do they fight?"
I answered, "As far as I have heard, they have never had any wars. They have lived in peace." Napoleon heard this and cried, "No wars?!" To him, people without any weapons, living in peace was unbelievable.
It doesn't take a nuclear explosion,though,to create a serious accident. In 1958,waste at the Kyshtym weapons reactor in the Ural Mountains region of Russia exploded, killing hundreds,contaminationg ground water and closing off 800 square kilometers of land. More recently,in 1993,a HLW storage tank at another Russian facility,the Tomsk-7 military waste reprocessing plant,exploded,releasing a cloud of deadly radiation.
There are a great many plans for permanent HLW storage,including underground,under the floor of the ocean and sending it into space. Most scientists seem to favor a method called "deep geological disposal,"but even this is a problem. It has to be a site that lacks ground water and is free of earthquake. But over a period of a thousand years,the climate can change,sending water where none had run previously.And not all earthquakes occur along recognized geological faults. どうかよろしくお願いします
What we do know about it,though,is disturbing enough:there are many difficult kinds of solid,liquid or gaseous waste that are radioactive. Perhaps the best-known is high level wate(HLW),including spent nuclear fuel,liquid waste and various solid wastes. This waste decays slowly and remains radioactive for hundreds or thousands of years. HLW has to be handled by robotic arms operated by workers behind heavy barriers. Although it is less frightening,there is a good geal more low and intermediate level waste(LILW) in the world,and it poses an equal threat. LILW is usually the rubbish of nuclear processes and includes discarded protective clothing,construction debris,equipment and anything else which becomes contaminated. While much of this comes from mining,processing and using nuclear fuel,a great deal also comes from medical use of nuclear isotopes and from research facilities. According to the IAEA,the number industry worldwide produces some 10,000 cubic meters of HLW each year. This is not a large volume of industrial waste,but it is produced in very concentrated areas and is very,very toxic. 長文ですが和訳お願いいたします
In the Summer of 2005 Sarah and her husband Marc starred in their own "reality show" Sarah and Marc in Love. The series (no matter how cheesy some fans felt it was) was a smash hit and helped relaunch Sarah's diva status and made Marc Terenzi (now a solo artist) a known name. The series was a one off type "documentary" that led up to Sarah and Marc's rewedding in Spain at the end of July. Marc had recorded a song for Sarah called "Love to be Loved by You", which became an instant hit. A DVD featuring all the episodes was released on November 25, 2005 to help promote her tour.
>>700 Are you a traveler to Japan? You have a lot of fun things to do in Japan, especially at Osaka where you are now. Please enjoy every moment thoroughly.
お願いします Ironically,had the Russians simply let him publish his findings,they would have probably been read,noted and then forgotten. But by making him an international hero,they turned the spotlight on the serious problems in the Barents Sea area−and brought more attention to the problem of nuclear waste worldwide. In this way,Nikitin has accomplished his goal and the world is aware of the dangers we all face. In 1997,Nikitin won the Goldman Prize,the world's largest prize program honoring grassroots environmentalists. In response,Nikitin said,"Environmental openness is an inalienable human right. Any attempt to conceal any information about harmful impacts on people and environment is a crime against humanity."
>>216 (続き) マークはサラのために『キミに愛されるための愛』(Love to be Loved by You)を レコーディングした。これはあっという間にヒットした。 すべてのエピソードを収めた特集DVDは、2005年11月にリリースされ、 彼女のツアー(=巡回公演)のプロモーションに役立った。
Answer the following question(in 800 English words,ca.3 pages): Both quantitiative Mehodologies are useful for Comparative Studies. Discuss how you can use both methodologies to study the image(s), meaning(s) and message(s) of Commercial Advertisements in Japan, especially the role of ‘foreigner’ and foreign symbols, Please Illustrate your case with examples.
Why did people in Okinawa have no weapons? They had all their weapons taken away twice. The first was in the late 15th cenyury. The King of the Ryukyus disarmed the local lords and placed all the weapons in his castle. The second was in 1609 when the Satsuma Clan invaded the Ryukyus. All the weapons in the castle were taken away.
Without any weapons, the samurai of the Ryukyus needed to master martial arts. Thus, karate took hold in Okinawa. Since karate was for self-defense, many people practiced secretly. Were the karate masters of Okinawa strong? Yes, they were very strong. In the Taisho Period, a karate master from Okinawa named Motobu Choki came to Kyoto. He went to see professional boxing matches. There, he happened to fight with a large, strong foreign boxer. The fight began. At first Choki did not move. The boxer swung his arms and moved around Choki. Choki still did not move. Suddenly, with a sharp yell, Choki made a made a move. His move was so quick that people could not see what happened. Then the next moment the boxer fell. He was knocked down by Choki's sharp, powerful punch.
While first names are important, especially in informal situations, family or surnames are required to complete an individual's identity. Although family names had existed in antiquity, this custom then disappeared for many centuries. The first examples of last names appear in Europe during the eleventh century when noble Venetian families passed down a second name from father to son. In 1465, King Edward W of English surname of be assigned one by the government. 和訳お願いします。
1、I moved back home to Stockton from San Francisco for the summer. We are out of school from June until September. I got a job at a call center for health insurance, so I'm keeping pretty busy with that. I'm ready to move back to San Francisco though. 2、If you want to see more of what I am up to I have just registered on Facebook.com and my name is listed under Erin Jane Campbell.
Public reaction to radioactive waste often produces social conflicts. Much has to dowith the secrecy surrounding nuclear energy. It is usually concealed from the public,either by law or simply because many nuclear facilities and waste disposal areas fenced in and far from public view. But even where there is a fairly open process,most people do not want nuclear waste stored near them,or in any any area they consider valuable. Whether it ois handled well or poorly,legally or illegally,nuclear waste is a major problem because no one has truly figured out what to do with it. As it needs to be safely stored for so long -in some cases thousands of years,all of the methods in use are really temporary. Although they comprise a small percentage of nuclear wastre by volume,used reactor fuel rods present yhe most dangerous problem. 長いですがどうかよろしくお願いします
sorry to my fello friends but this is thereason why i havent been ontine muchbut do not be at a state of concern for i will be ontine every now and then just moste when the sun goes down and the moon rises high
>>237 Overall, there are more foreigners moving into the country, which I think is a good thing. The culture becomes more diverse that way, don't you think? 全体的に国内に入ってくる外国人が増えている。わたしはそれをいいことだと 思う。文化はそういう風に多様化するものだ。そう思わない?
>>232 たとえNikitinが、部分的にだけ正しいとしても、 ロシア北方艦隊の残骸はいつ大惨事を起こしても おかしくないようなものである。 ●is a disaster waiting to happen. ((参考)) someone who is an accident waiting to happen いつ事故を起こしてもおかしくないような運転をする人
>>231 While first names are important, especially in informal situations, family or surnames are required to complete an individual's identity. ファースト・ネームは特にインフォーマルな状況では重要であるが、 家名または苗字は個人の自己を完成するために必要とされる。 Although family names had existed in antiquity, this custom then disappeared for many centuries. 家名は古代に存在したが、この習慣はその後何百年間の間に 消滅した。 The first examples of last names appear in Europe during the eleventh century when noble Venetian families passed down a second name from father to son. 苗字の初めの例は、ベニスの貴族の家系が姓を先祖代々伝えた11世紀に 欧州で登場した。 In 1465, King Edward W of English surname of be assigned one by the government. ????
>>246 申し訳ございません。 最後の文間違ってました。 正しくは In 1465, King Edward W of England ordered that all Irishmen take an English surname of be assigned one by the government. です。 もし良ければ和訳お願いします。
For five years,he fought a legal battke with Russian authorities,facing eight different sets of charges. He was released from prison,only to be placed under house arrest. A court dismissed the charges,but prosecutors appealed the ruling. His book on the subject was the only book banned in Russia. In September 2000,the Russian Supreme Court dismissed the Prosecutor General's appeal,and he was free of charges,for now. There,the Northern Fleet had stored 69 eroded and leaking decommissioned submarines,as well as 60 operating ones,many in poor condition よろしくおねがいします
Some names are taboo because of unpleasant associations. No mother would ever name her son Judas, Cain or Aaron. Judas recalls the treachery of Judas Iscariot, who sold Jesus Christ for thirty pieces of silver. Cain killed his brother Abel. The name Aaron fell out of favor after Aaron Burr killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel in 1804. お願いします。
>>251 ここで、(ロシア)北方艦隊は、浸食され漏水している、 廃船になった潜水艦69隻を、作戦活動にある(現役)潜水艦60隻 ---多くはヒドイ状態なのだが---とともに保有している。 battke→battle placed under house arrest 《be 〜》自宅で拘禁される only to 結局ただ〜する結果となる
Comfort and economics are not the only factors by which people decide what to wear.
Unless we pay closre attention to fabric, color scheme and matching tops withbottoms than is needed with business suits, we could end up looking rather unfashionable.
choosing what to wear is one way in which we define ourselves.
言語学の入門書の一部分です。 It is commonplace to see a remarkable special effect on a television screen and react by exclaiming ‘how did they do that?’. It is not quite so unusual to exclaim when we observe someone speaking, listening, reading, writing, or singing. And yet if anything is worthy of exclamation, it is the human ability to speak, listen, read, write, and sign. 最後の文章がうまい文章になりません。よろしくお願いします。
>>268 It is commonplace to see a remarkable special effect on a television screen and react by exclaiming ‘how did they do that?’. テレビ画面のすごい特殊効果を見て、「彼らはあれをどうやった?」 と叫んで反応することはありふれたことである。 It is not quite so unusual to exclaim when we observe someone speaking, listening, reading, writing, or singing. 我々が誰かが話したり、聞いたり、読んだり、歌ったりしているのを見て、 叫ぶのはそれほど珍しいことではない。 And yet if anything is worthy of exclamation, it is the human ability to speak, listen, read, write, and sign. それでも何かが叫ぶに値するならば、話したり、聞いたり、読んだり、 歌ったりすることは人間の能力である。
268です。 An alien visitor to Earth might well wonder what was going on. It would see humans approach each other, use their mouth to exchange a series of noises, and – apparently as a result of making these noises – cooperate in some activity. It would see human eyes look at a set of marks inscribed on a surface, and the eye-owners then behaving in the same way – going out of one door rather than another in a theatre, for instance.
>>266 Comfort and economics are not the only factors by which people decide what to wear. 快適さと懐具合だけが人が着るものを決める要素ではない。 Unless we pay closre attention to fabric, color scheme and matching tops withbottoms than is needed with business suits, we could end up looking rather unfashionable. 我々が仕事用の背広よりも、繊維、配色、上下のつり合いにより注意を 払わないならば、我々はかなり流行おくれのものに落ち着くであろう。 choosing what to wear is one way in which we define ourselves. 何を着るか選ぶことは自分を定義する一つの方法である。
>>248 In 1465, King Edward W of England ordered that all Irishmen take an English surname of be assigned one by the government. 1465年イングランド王、エドワード4世は全てのアイルランド人に 政府によって割り当てられた一個のイングランド名をつけるように命令した。
What you wrote about the woman in Japan-it was interesting to read it but on the other hand I thought I went the time back... It sounds strange for me! I hope I will have good job, I also want to work after I'm married and also I have children. We are talking here about money for each child from the state-if the men also stopp for some month working and take care of the children, they will get more money! Do you know now why it sounds strange for me? May I ask you something? If it is too private please don't answer!! What is your opinion about it? Do you have a wife or somebody?
Ant scientific approach to semantics has to be clearly distinguished from a pejorative sense of the term that has developed in popular use, when people talk about the way language can be manipulated in order to mislead the public. A newspaper headline might read, “Tax increases reduced to semantics’- referring to the way a government was trying to hide a proposed increase behind some carefully chosen words. Or someone might say in an argument, “That’s just semantics”, implying that the point is purely a verbal quibble, bearing no relationship to anything in the real world. 少し長いですが、よろしくお願いします。
The United States had not fared too badly during the war, which if anything had stimulated the country's economy, making it the greatest power on earth ―with all the responsibilities which that entailed. No longer could it pursue its pre-war isolationist policies. The United States showed it was taking its seriously with the introduction, in April 1948, of U.S> aid and loans. this signalled the start of an interdependence between the United States and Wstern Europe that went far beyoud the exchange of goods to include a cross-fertilization of ideas, culture and talent.
I couldn't stop. The thrill of combat consumed me. I had killed! First it was drug dealers and gangbangers -- it allowed me to justify the violence. But the bloodlust grew. I killed for money, looting convenience stores and gas stations. When the law finally caught up with me, I couldn't remember how many had died. Sitting cuffed in the police car, I heard some of the officers shouting and firing their guns. When some chick and a masked guy with bloody hookswords stepped into the light, I knew I was in the company of friends.
The saying Nuchidu takara comes from an old Okinawan song. Okinawa once used to be the Ryukyu Kingdom The kingdom was rich from trade with China and other countries. The kingdom held no weapons. It was a peaceful paradise. However, in 1609 the Satsuma Clan invaded the kingdom. After that, the people suffered for a long time. Finally in 1879 the Ryukyu Clan became Okinawa Prefecture. King Sho Tai had to move to Tokyo. The king sang this sang this song for the people of Okinawa when he left his hometown: "Ikusayun shimachi; marukuyuya yagati; nagikunayo shinka; nuchidu takara." It meant, "We suffered through the war; there will be a peaceful time in the future; my people, please don'tgrieve; Nuchidu takara-you must treasure your life, life is a treasure." For a long time, the people of the Ryukyu Kingdom lived peacefully without weaons. In World War U, many lives were lost in Okinawa. The people realized more than ever that "life is a treasure." Nuchidu takara tells of their warm and peaceful hearts. It also tells us of the importace of life and their atrong desire for peace.
In June I visited my friends in Sapporo. They are Australian and are married to Japanese women (their children will be very tall). I like Hokkaido very much. The parks and mountains are beautiful and the hot springs (onsen) are very relaxing. Maybe I will get to Tokyo if I go back and we can meet again.
I am currently looking for a job myself.I have been applying to many places and trying to talk to as many people as I can.How does it work when you want to find a job in Japan? Do people stay with there same job for many years? People here used to do that but now everyone switches jobs every few years. Since I am looking for work, I have not gone too far for vacation.
>>306 In June I visited my friends in Sapporo. 6月に札幌の友人を訪ねた。 They are Australian and are married to Japanese women (their children will be very tall). 彼らは豪州人で日本女性と結婚している。 (彼らの子供の背は高くなるだろう) I like Hokkaido very much. 私は札幌が大好き。 The parks and mountains are beautiful and the hot springs (onsen) are very relaxing. 公園や山々は美しくて、温泉はゆったりできる。 Maybe I will get to Tokyo if I go back and we can meet again. たぶん戻るなら東京に行くから、また会えます。
>>309 I am currently looking for a job myself. 今仕事を探している。 I have been applying to many places and trying to talk to as many people as I can. たくさん応募してできるだけ大勢と話すようにしている。 How does it work when you want to find a job in Japan? 日本で君が仕事を探すとき、それは効果があるか? Do people stay with there same job for many years? 同じ仕事に長い間つくのか? People here used to do that but now everyone switches jobs every few years. ここの人たちは前はそうだったが、今は数年後ごとに仕事を変えている。 Since I am looking for work, I have not gone too far for vacation. 仕事探しているから、休みにはあまり遠くには行ってない。
I finished College about a year and a half ago in Seattle Washington.I have my degree in Music.( I play piano) Money was tight after that for about 9 months. I lived in my car and in poor slummy areas of the city with lots of crime etc. Then I had to move out of the city and commute. Commuting is horrible here in The States. You have to have a car and the traffic in heavy all day. I spent 2 hrs in my car driving every day to and from work. Now things are much better! I live in down town Seattle and I'm teaching piano full time. Unfortunately I can not save money yet. I have to pay back school loans. Education is very expensive here in the U.S. and the interest rates are going up to pay for that ridiculous war in the Middle East... i ts a sham. I'm embarrassed when I travel. I always tell people I'm from Alaska and never say U.S.
We live in a scientific age. We have only to look around to see how every day our lives are affected by science. Most of us watch television for world news and entertaiment. Our homes are lit by electricity,and this comes to us from pwer station,generated by oil or nuclear power. Our meals may be cooked by electricity,and the food itself has been produced by using a variety of scientific techniques ranging from the selective breeding of animals to the use of chemical fertilizers for the vegetables. If we fall ill we are treated with modern medicines. When we go on holiday we may fly in a jet. お願いします。。
Be empathic. It is unlikely that a therapeutic contact is possible without empathy. You must be open to share the burden of feeling that the student is experiencing in a nonjudgmental, supportive, and understanding manner.
If the student has been hospitalized, phone calls or cards will enable the student to feel connected and will be a thoughtful demonstration of your continued support and caring.
>>319 We live in a scientific age. 我々は科学の時代に住んでいる。 We have only to look around to see how every day our lives are affected by science. 我々の毎日の生活がいかに電気に影響されているのか、見回すだけでよい。 Most of us watch television for world news and entertaiment. 我々のほとんどは世界ニュースや娯楽のためにテレビを見る。 Our homes are lit by electricity,and this comes to us from pwer station,generated by oil or nuclear power. 我々の家は電気で照らされ、これは石油か原子力で生産される発電所 からくる。 Our meals may be cooked by electricity,and the food itself has been produced by using a variety of scientific techniques ranging from the selective breeding of animals to the use of chemical fertilizers for the vegetables. 食事は電気で調理でき、食品自体動物の品種改良から野菜の化学肥料まで 様々な科学技術を使って生産されている。 If we fall ill we are treated with modern medicines. 病気になれば、現代のクスリで治療される。 When we go on holiday we may fly in a jet. 遊びにいくときは、ジェット機で行くかも知れない。
It is important to comment on the normal heightened stress level that is engendered in faculty when attempting to deal with a suicidal student's referral for care.
You do not understand what he is saying, do not try to cover up or pretend. Or if the he asks whether you are feeling uncomfortable, do not try to hide the fact if you are.
Family names belong to several categories. The first group uses patronymics, which show relationship to one's father through the patronymic -son may be complete as in Peterson (son of Peter) or only the possessive -s as in Peters. There may be numerous variations on an individual name. Take, for example, Richardson (son of Richard) which may appear as Richard, Dixon (Dick is a diminutive of Richard), Nixon, Dickinson, Dickens, Dix and even Hicks. Sometimes the original is almost hidden by the inevitable changes that occur throughout the years. Thus, Sanders is Alexander's son, Watson is Walter's son and Tennyson is Dennis's son. 和訳お願いします。
However, as most foreigners living here know, Japanese people are very particular about the taste of food . These foreigners are sometimes very surprised by what is available in many restaurants. Seaweed and fish roe on pizza and spagetti, as well as squid and apples in curry sauce are just a couple of examples. お願いします。
Let the new be old and the old be ancient. You might believe how androgynous i can be... You will never pick up a flower w/o troubling a star... sometimes the Adepts stare right to your essence.. ○○ is the name.. Blessad be, as I speak so mote it be!
In England,some girls hate wearing uniform,and every now and again people write letters to the newspaper,saying that girls ought not to be forced to wear it.
If the student is found to be not suicide, an appropriate follow-up plan should be made depending on the nature and severity of the student's present status.
Citizens groups objected on many grounds,including the fact that even geologically stable salt mines are subject to water flows. Perhaps the most substantial objection,though,was that the high ly dangerous wastes had to be transported through New Mexico by truck,and that an eventual traffic accident was a certainly. Nevertheless,after more than 20 years of opposition,WIPP opened in 1999,and the DOE expects to receive 24,000 truckloads of high level waste over the next 35 years. Low level wastes present less of a problem.Because they have shorter half-lives,these wastes can be buried closer to the ground,although "less" still means hundreds of years. And if they are not stored carefully,even how level wastes can contaminate ground water and soil. お願いします
Patronymics give many clues about the origins. The prefix O- of Mc- is Irish, Mac- is Scottish, Ap- is Welsh, and Fitz- is Norman French. The suffix -ov or -ev is Russian, -sohn is German, and -sen (sometimes -son) is Scandinavian. Spanish uses -ez; Perez is the son of Pedro. Rumanian prefers -escu as in Antonescu, and Italian uses the preposition di or de 'of.' お願いします。
Though many different ethnic foods are now available in Japan, they may not seem like the same foods to people of that country.Japanese and foreign cooks have learned that these flavors must be adapted to the eater's tastes. Also, with the exception of expensive traditional inns and restaurants, many foreginers notice a lot of the same kinds of shops all over the country. Noodle shops and take-out lunch shops almost all have similar menus.
From its symbolic value springs an invitation to be fully aware of the importance of this precious commodity, and consequently to revise present patterns of behaviour in order to guarantee, today and in the future, that all people shall have access to the water indispensable for their needs, and that productive activities, and agriculture in particular, will enjoy adequate levels of this priceless resource.
As exolained by Alexei Yablokov,Russia's leading environmentakist,to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the Kola area poses a great danger. It"is a real floating Chernobyl,"he said,comparing it to the 1986 Soviet-built reactor explosion in Ukraine. He further explained that,"One nuclear reactor from a submarine exploding equals 10 to 20 Hiroshima or Nagasaki bombs." In most of the developed world,he would be considered a "whistleblower,"an insider who calls attention to dangerous or illegal activity,who might be sued or fired. But he was considered by Russian security to be the equivalent of a spy,handing over state secrets,and he was prosecuted. よろしくお願いします
Somewhere there's someone who dreams of your smile, and finds in your presence that life is worth while. So when you are lonely, remember it's true: Somebody, somewhere is thinking of you.
While many foreigners in Japan have difficulty getting used to Japanese food, many Americans, on the other hand, are having trouble eating a healthy meal. It seems as if fast-food restaurants are everywhere. お願いします。
But naturalistic thinking is still widely encountered, especially in the concern many people have over the use of certain words- as when they introduce euphemisms to avoid mentioning words to do with death.
Different languages talk about the world in different ways.
The neat scientific classifications of fauna and flora, where each name has its place in a system of terms, are not typical of language.
But this whole process of vocabulary learning continues without any direct reference to the objects in the real world: there is total reliance on the use of words to explain the sense of other words- a process that reaches its logical conclusion in a dictionary.
For example, "TV dinners" are an American creation. These are frozen meals on a tray that are quickly cooked in an oven and usually eaten while watching television.
1. I baked some bread and had just enough flower left over to make a cake. 2. It looks like her brother-in-law invited her husband to go fishing on Sunday. 3. You know there's a really good restaurant just up the street.
>>390 1. flourのはず。 「パンを焼いた、そしてケーキをつくるのに十分な小麦粉が残った。」 2. Itが主語。状況を指すとか辞書に説明されてる。 「彼女の義兄(弟)が彼女の夫を日曜日に釣りに誘ったようだ。」 3. just ちょっと up the street 通りをupの方向へ。upは坂を上る方向かもしれないし、 にぎやかな方へかもしれない。 「通りをちょっといったところにすごく良いレストランがあるの知ってるでしょ。」
i don't wanna marry someone only to live there.... i marry someone because i love him... to live in japan i can do with my powers... working and having a regular life... i wanna do that alone,by myself
In English there are only a few examples of matronymics-that is, surnames formed from the mother's name. These usually come from Scandinavian. Nelson is really t he son of Nell, and Alison, the son of Alice. 和訳お願いします。
im a man as i show u evidence for those who ought to believe my essence was only a lie-- i only want to be accepted for who i am but ur essence can see. mutual sublimal act of thou.. feel it as u see my essence.. so mote it be.
Family names can also be derived from a trade or profession. The popularity of the name Smith indicates the importance of this profession during the Middle Ages. We find examples of Smith in translation: Farrier and Farrar from the French Ferrier (Smith), the Italian Ferraro and Ferrari, the Hungarian Kovacs, Surnames such as Archer, Barber, Bleecher, Brewer, Butler, Carpenter, Carter, Clark, Constable, Cook, Draper, Forester, Glover, Marshall, Mason, Miller, Stewart, Taylor and Weaver are self-explanatory. Others require a little etymological research. For instance, the ancestors of the famous author Chaucer originally made shoes. English has adopted some occupational surnames directly from other languages. Examples from German are Lerner 'student,' Müller 'miller,' Weber 'weaver,' Wagner 'wagoner,' Wassermann 'waterman,' and Zimmermann 'carpenter.' 長文ですがどなたか和訳お願いします。
I'll make the price difference $9.97 as a store credit, means you can choose an item or some items valued around $10, I'll ship it with your next order .
I don't really have any favorite food. (Aside from pizza and hamburgers,but you can only eat so much of food like that before you get tired of it,you know?
Other surnames point to more illustrious origins than many of the above professions. Once upon a time, Mr. King may have been a real king, and Mr. Bishop a real bishop, but today nobody can claim nobility on the basis of a family name. お願いします。
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To begin with, many of the commercials are repeated back to back. This can be annoying. Also, we can see the same stars over and over in a lot of different programs. お願いします。
Japanese TV doesn't use everyday people much in their programs. Another difference is the prizes awarded in game shows. Usually the prizes are small and not so exciting, like travel coupons or a watch. In Japan, tobacco and alcohol commercials are frequent and so are gambling commercials for boat and horse racing. Period dramas of life in olden Japan can be seen almost daily, as can the numerous cooking programs.
「 」のところを訳してください。お願いします。 It is my freshman year. Morrie is older than most of the teachers, and I am younger than most of the students, having left high school a year early. To compensate for my youth on campus, I wear old gray sweatshirts and box in a local gym and walk around with an unlit cigarette in my mouth, even though I do not smoke. I drive a beat-up Mercury Cougar, with the windows down and the music up. I seek my identity in toughness----but it is Morrie's softness that draws me, and 「because he does not look at me as a kid trying to be something more than I am」, I relax.
Language is the expression of human persnality in words,whether written or spoken. It is the universal medium alike for conveying the after truth, and all that lies between. Like any other way of expressing the human mind, it must , by the very nature of its being , be both inaccurate and incomplete : and for the this reason some moden philosophers have doubted its validity or usefulness for the attempt to convey any kind of truth other than that which pertains to material things.
お願いします We live in a world which is full of misery and ignorance,and the plain duty of each and all of us is to try to make the little corner he can influence somewhat less miserable and somewhat less ignorant than it was before he entered it.
More than ever before people need to be touched by philosophy. But the technical study of philosophgy is not accesible to all. Literature is in the noblest sense a popularization of philosophy, the medium through which pass into society all the great philosophical currents which determine the progress or at least the changes of society. Literature keeps alive in souls otherwise oppressed by the troubles of life and buried under material concerns that interest in important questions which directs life and gives it a meaning and anend.
The government should consider the freedom of people and observe the human rights of them encouraging their political activ-ities with democratic ideas and generous mind to the resisting parties. China should have open-minded attitude to other countries to deal with problems attacking them in the global wave of capital- ism.
よろしくお願いします。 After the war the cold war between the East and West camps was escalated. Japan joined the West Democratic nations and regarded the communist camp; the Soviet Union,the Republic of China,and North Korea with hostility. Since then Japan has helped developing countries economically and technically as a member of the United Nations. Japan has won the respect of other nations in the world through the foreign aid and governmental declare of anti-nuclear arms and anti-militarism.
>>476 ありがとうございます。こちらもお願いします。 The containment policy based on misunderstanding tells us how difficult to know one country without prejudice. In fact,Tianmon matter in 1989,the armed crackdown,the arrest and imprisonment on the anti-regime,Tibet rule by the Chinese police,etc.gave the bad impression on the West camp.
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Are you a Harry Potter fan? Or have you heard of the books?This is one of the other big news items here in the UK this week.The last and final book is published this weekend. So all of the fans are getting excited about the last instalment. Is this translated into Japanese? If not, would you like me to send you over a UK copy so you can practice your English? Let me know,as I thin you will enjoy these books. If you have not read any of them I can send you the first book and if you enjoy it, I can send you the others. I do not know how easy it is in Japan to get English books. Perhaps sending a book over can make up for us being so bad at keeping in touch with you. Let us know!
和訳よろしくお願いします。 Through several invasions into other nations,she was tramping down other countries,but after all she paid a big sacrifice of atomic bomb at Hiroshima and Nagasaki and ended up in unconditional surrender to the united nations in 1945. Japan was put under the occupation of American army.
its might be the fact its really early and i dont wanna go to work, but this nearly made me well up and cry.lol soooo sweet and describes the exact feelings i have for you baby. You are for sure my superhero. you rescue me everyday you show me your love. you are so beautiful and i will never stop loving you. i hope this continues forever!
Yes I am still in Japan and still part of the management team for the English tutorial program for ABC University. I will be resigning from this position effective the end of September and moving back into the position of full time teacher. I need to concentrate on developing some other skills for myself and simply don't have the time or energy to do that in my current role.It means a huge drop in pay but that is well worth it for the peace of mind and opportunity to do more travelling. I have started to study Spanish and am thinking of doing a 4 or 5 week study program in Costa Rica and live with a homestay family.I think this will really help me improve quickly.I have started pirvate lessons here in Tokyo but there is no chance to practice so I am just acquiring vocab right now and learning some of the grammar.
Bless ugly people trying to bring us-the elite- down. Let's hope that the little girl in your story finds a place in this world where she actually belongs,Or maybe that's hell?? ha ha god i'm a bitch,and I don't even go to your college.
to men at the end of the fifteenth century there was scarcely a year but brought another bit of receied and recognized thinking to the scrap-heap;scarcely a year but some new discovery found itself surpassed and in its turn discarded, or lessoned in significance by something still more new.
One thing that turns off foreigners who watch Japanese TV is the movie programming. These movies are usually broadcast in English as well as Japanese, but are always the same mivies. Popular hits like "Rambo", "Beverly Hills Cop",and "Alien" are constantly being reaired throughout the year. However, there is a wide variety of movies from other places like China and Europe that are fun to watch. Since humor is usually based on culture and language, Japanese comedies don't interest foreigners so much. However, nudity and sexually grahic scenes are more common on Japanese TV than on American TV. どなたかお願いします。
The Reporter and Style Magazine are very different weekly magagines. First of all,they have different sections. The Reporter has sections on politics,finance,science and culture. On the other hand,Style has sections on fashion,home,decorating,cooking,and gardening. In addition,The Reporter costs $3,50 per issue,but Style costs $5,00 per issue. Finally,The Reporter is translated into ten languages,but Style is only in English.
In both America and Japan, there are many things that are the same. Daytime dramas are popular and are called "soap operas" in America. Also, commercial breaks seem too long in both countries. The news is shown at about the same time in both countries and educational TV programs are quite similar, such as language lessons, kids programs, and cltural topics. On avarage, Americans watch more TV than Japanese do. Many people make bones about America being a society of "couch popatoes " who live for TV. Regardless of how much people watch TV, the programming usually reflects the views and attitudes of the society. By watching TV in other countries, we can get an idea of how that society thinks.
>>481 We are not Slovakian, though. She moved there 7 years ago. She is an EX-Patriot and hates living in the U.S. だが我々はスロバキア人ではない。彼女は7年前にそこに移った。 彼女は元愛国者で米国に住むのを嫌っていた。
Grace Golden Clayton, who is believed to have suggested the service to the pastor, is believed to have been inspired to celebrate fathers after the deadly mine explosion in nearby Monongah the prior December. どなたかお願いします。
My biggest concern is my job and my retreat. Switzerland is not helping us to have several children (even with one it becomes difficult). Who is going to pay for us when we will be old? And what about China and India with all these jobs going there? What will be left in Europe?The irony is that all these "good" guys want to make more benefit and lower the price for us the consumers, but what will happen when we have no more jobs and are no consumers anymore?A lot of questions you probably have to face too in Japan.
I received my Ph.D.two months ago. I am quite relieved. The process was far too long. I am now looking at jobs in different parts of the country.As a result,I have been traveling a great deal.I interviewed at Yale,Rutgers(new jersey),Vancouver, Seattle and San Diego.I think that the most likely location is Seattle. The job (a postdoc) will likely last less than 4 years and after that,I will most likely look for a permanent research position at a university.I like research and I like brains. I put some of my interests on a website (AA.BB.com) if you are interested in looking.The picture of me on the website is from by visit to Japan - in Tokyo.I had so many great memories from that experience.My work can be classified under the title 'systems neurophysiology' which basically means that I try to understand what groups of neurons do-how they store information sense information and how their collective activity contributes to thought.Theresa does work similar to my own-but in the monkey she works in Boston.My wife,Bevin,is a little nervous but also excited about the move.She is an artist and is starting her own business in which she designs custom papers for scrapbooks.Her papers are quite beautiful!
I have always hesitated to give advice,for how can one advise another how to act unless one knows that other as well as one knows oneself? これって和訳するとどうなりますか?たぶん、私はずっと忠告することを躊躇してきた。だって、誰が他人にやり方なんて教えられるんだい…みたいな感じだと思うのですがone other anotherが出てきて良く分からなくなりました。お願いします。
>>549 たぶん (どうして私が(それを)しないことがあるだろうか→) 決めつけないでよ or そんなことないよ
同レスで恐縮ですが、どなたかご教示ください 下記はアジアの中央銀行が外貨準備高をつみあげていることにかんする記事ですが、 第二パラグラフの courtesy of the International Monetary Fund's insistence on countries setting a pattern of adequate saving at the sovereign level to pay for their continued import of foreign capital. の部分は要するにどういうことでしょうか。
The primary purpose of reserves relates to the level of external debt that a country has, which needs to be covered by foreign-currency holdings in case credit is not rolled over. The second is to provide the central bank with a useful hedge against weakness of the domestic financial sector. The third factor is perhaps the most important for Asia, and that is the accumulation of reserves for the purposes of currency manipulation, namely to set an exchange rate that is thought to further the interests of the country's exporters at large. The first two factors underpinning Asian reserves were courtesy of the International Monetary Fund's insistence on countries setting a pattern of adequate saving at the sovereign level to pay for their continued import of foreign capital. The orthodoxy at the IMF (and its sister institution, the World Bank) resulted from the problems faced by emerging markets such as those in Latin America during the 1980s and Asia in the late 1990s.
Part of this process has been the introduction of "self-esteem"into the curriculum. Students (and their parents) will be discouraged from demanding better education if they can be convinced that poor performance can be attributed to a lack of self-confidence. よろしくお願いします。
So I found two great teachers to go to for all my Japanese homework and projects, lol. In the beginning, when I listen to them talk in Japanese, for the most part I can understand what they were saying but they could easily lose me if they start talking really really fast. They purposely do so when they talk about their experiences with certain Japanese girls, lol. After I became a Johnny's fan and started training my ears with all these variety shows, I got a lot better at catching their meaning and telling them off when they talk about inappropriate stuff.
よろしくお願いします。 Najia Muhammad Brisen has only her granddaughter. Six other family members were killed instantly when their car was hit in a U.S. air strike April 5th.Three-month-old Harrao was injured. Her three-year-old sister was badly burned. I went to the hospital, and I talked to the troops outside the hospital, and I said, '' This little girl is going to die in day if you don't get her airlifted out. So, we got Darha airlifted to a field hospital where she lived, but she died a week later from pneumonia. The organization Ruzicka founded is helping Najia and the baby get by.Baghdad isn't the easist for a 26-year-old from san Francisco, but Ruzicka is used to worse, like Afghanistan. There, through sheer force of will, she founded CIVIC, the Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict, to help civilians who lose family and property in U.S. attacks.
I don't remember if i told you that last year I had a very stressfull year at my work and I suffered a mild heart attack. I'm trying to take things easily since my children still need me. I'm ok except that I can't stop thinking that would happen again specially when I feel the same pain that alert me from my heart attack. I have change a lot, I try not to be a superwoman who doesn't leave time to take care of myself. I ask for help when I need it. I'm more concious of what is priority in my life.
1.Prevent musty suitcases. Place an individual sheet of Bounce inside empty luggage before storing. 2.To freshen the air in your car- Place a sheet of Bounce under the front seat. 3.Clean baked-on foods from a cooking pan.Put a sheet in a pan, fill with water,let sit overnight,and sponge clean.The antistatic agent apparently weakens the bond between the food and the pan. 4.Eliminate odors in wastebaskets.Place a sheet of Bounce at the bottom of the wastebasket. 5.Collect cat hair.Rubbing the area with a sheet of Bounce will magnetically attract all the loose hairs. 6.Eliminate static electricity from Venetian blinds. Wipe the blinds with a sheet of Bounce to prevent dust from resettling. 7.Wipe up sawdust from drilling or sand papering.A used sheet of Bounce will collect sawdust like a tack cloth. 8.Eliminate odors in dirty laundry. Place an individual sheet of Bounce at the bottom of a laundry bag or hamper. 9.Deodorize shoes or sneakers.Place a sheet of Bounce in your shoes or sneakers overnight. 10.Golfers put a Bounce sheet in their back pocket to keep the bees away. 11.Put a Bounce sheet in your sleeping bag and tent before folding and storing them. It will keep them smelling fresh. 12.Quick,bounce this on within the next 5 minutes! Nothing will happen if you don't, but your friends will be glad to hear these hints!
SNSで友達が困ってるみたいなんだけど 何を困ってるのかはっきりした意味がわからないんだけど、 訳お願いします・・・ I don't know if it's me or not, but how many of you out there are all of a sudden losing friends? I have friends on my list that I'm fairly sure would not take me off their list, and all of a sudden, I am not their friend anymore. Anyone else experiencing this also, or am I doing something wrong to make people hate me?!?!!!!! haha I think my friends are getting hacked and are de-friending friends. I don't know... Thought I'd bring this up...
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When did I stop believing in Santa Claus? In truth, this sort of silly question holds no real significance for me. However, if you were to ask me when I stopped believing that the old man wearing the red costume was Santa, then I can confidently say: I have never believed in Santa, ever. I knew that the Santa who appeared at my preschool Christmas party was a fraud, and now that I think about it, every one of my classmates shared the same look of disbelief watching our teacher pretend to be Santa. Although I had never seen mommy kissing Santa Claus, I was already wise enough to be suspicious about the existence of an old man who worked only on Christmas Eve.
The saying Nuchidu takara comes from an old Okinawan song. Okinawa once used to be the Ryukyu Kingdom The kingdom was rich from trade with China and other countries. The kingdom held no weapons. It was a peaceful paradise. However, in 1609 the Satsuma Clan invaded the kingdom. After that, the people suffered for a long time. Finally in 1879 the Ryukyu Clan became Okinawa Prefecture. King Sho Tai had to move to Tokyo. The king sang this sang this song for the people of Okinawa when he left his hometown: "Ikusayun shimachi; marukuyuya yagati; nagikunayo shinka; nuchidu takara." It meant, "We suffered through the war; there will be a peaceful time in the future; my people, please don'tgrieve; Nuchidu takara-you must treasure your life, life is a treasure." For a long time, the people of the Ryukyu Kingdom lived peacefully without weaons. In World War U, many lives were lost in Okinawa. The people realized more than ever that "life is a treasure." Nuchidu takara tells of their warm and peaceful hearts. It also tells us of the importace of life and their atrong desire for peace.
I´m now manager of my own company and may be can give me a favour. We try to find a coorperating company in Japan, who distributes our newest product, a small mobile solar power station - find it enclosed. On the fair, called Intersolar in Freiburg (Germany) last month, we had the contact to a company from Japan, but the communication was not very successfull, because their English was not the best. The contact of the company you find also enclosed.If you could contact them, and ask of they are still interested in the device,it would be very helpful for me. I.ve written already a mail some days ago, but without response.
長文ですがよろしくお願いします。 A man and his wife were on a short business trip to China. They had some free time one afternoon and thought they might as well see some sights. They signed up for a tour of a local temple. When they arrived,a monk came up to greet them. He told them that they would have access to special places in the temple. The couple hoped they would see some beautiful things and they were not let down. The monk led the way to a small building. It was very dark inside. Then the monk lit a candle. Inside there were many rare paintings and sculptures. The gold statues really stood out. The monk said that many of them dated back to the twelfth century. The monk put out the candle and they went outside again. After he shut the door, the monk asked,"Would you do us a favor? Would you write something in English for our future visitors?" Of course,the couple did not have to think over the monk's request. "Not at all," the diplomat's wife said. "It will be our pleasure." The monk quickly ran off to find something for the couple to write on. "Any idea what he wants us to write? "asked the wife."Beats me," her husband said. Finally the monk came back with two pieces of wood. The monk said,"Could you write the word 'ladies' on this piece of wood and 'gentlemen' on the other piece?"
"The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in." His voice dropped to a whisper." Let it come in. We think we don't deserve love, we think if we let it in we'll become too soft. But a wise man named Levine said it right. He said, 'Love is the only rational act.' おねがいします。
mustの訳し方なんだけど・・・ 例えば 1,he must be a doctor. 2,he must go to school. の日本語訳の問題があったとして、雰囲気で1は(〜ちがいない)で 2は(しなくてはいけない)なのはわかるんだけど、これ逆だったらだめなの? それとも推量のmustってmusut be のときだけ使えるんだっけ?
Each year they apply in the thousands to hundreds of agencies organizing volunteer job positions.
An individual's reasons for volunteering - whether selfish, generous, or a combination of both - are not necessarity right or wrong, if they are well considered.
We heard of an interesting study many years ago in the Chicago system that shed light on the power of expectatoins. The researchers conducting the experiment asked a few teachers for thier assistance. The teachers were told that they were picked because of their teaching abilities,and that talented children were to be placed in their classes. The experiment was designed,the researchers explained,to find out how talented children would perform in school if they did not know they were talented. Neither the children nor the parents would be told of the experiment. よろしくお願いします
Each and every one of us is creative.Yet we impose a great limitation on ourselves with the belief that only certain people are creative. We call these people 'gifted' or 'talented' because of their abilities to paint,write,compose music,play an instrument,or excel in some other artistic pursuit. Unfortunatelly,when we take this point of view we then believe that we are noncreative if we lack the ability or inclination of the painter,sculptor,or poet. We may compare ourselves with professional artists and decide we do not measure up to the standards of art galleries,publishing houses,musical bands,or orchestras. We tend tp dismiss the'artistic touch'as a wonderful capability we had as childen but can never re-experience fully because we didn't continue those flute or painting lessons or because we didn't graduate with a degree in fine arts. 長文ですがお願いします
I've got so much left to say. If every simple song I wrote to you would take your breath away. I'd write it all. Even more in love with me you'd fall,we'd have it all.
Enclosed coastal seas tend to accumulate pollutants because their geological configuration prevents them from interacting extensively with outside waters. That same configuration, however, also makes them extremely valuable as productive breeding grounds for a variety of marine resources. Enclosed coastal seas are also used for recreation and shipping, and have thus provided people with many benefits since ancient times.
Empty Thoughts and empty taunts, silence; now my heart it stops. Level with the cold existence of soil, never again will this blood boil. No more Shame, and too late for blame, things for sure will never be the same. After life theres death, thats when life has nothing left, but a farewell coming from wherever it came; things will never be the same. Open minds to open flesh, our bodies are part of mother nature's dish, devoured and dissolved, this body of mine to make for a bigger function in time No more memories of this chaotic place, now your smeared within god's holy grace Like blood into water, flesh and Earth get blended, and I can guarrantee you'll never know it ended...
All She is, is a re- occurring dream. A soft friendly voice, but very rarely seen. Immersed in the wonder for one night, but it never seems to stay; comes and visits one night of many, but then too soon, goes away. She seems to rise with the sun and fade off by the light. But She was a very good dream, I wish would be consistent for more than just one night. So I tend to sleep my life away, but I can't seem to find a way, Maybe I should sleep it off, ... Hoping it will stay.
It's a half robot, half radioactive plant destined to take over the world. Only one 15-year-old school girl can stop it... by sleeping with it [Japanese]. Princess Robot Bubblegum and the horny radioactive plant, in all good manga stores soon!
The reason I have not been in contact is that many things have happened to me in a short time: they have been happy things, but keeping me very busy. After my visit to Japan in March of 2005, I started a new job at a university and moved to a new city in Finland, where I met a man in my department and we started a relationship. We got married in June 2006 and a son was born to us at the end of August. The boy's name is Kai, and he is now 11 months old. But even before this, we received a daughter from China. The story was like this: I had planned already earlier to adopt a daughter from China alone, as a single parent (which is possible in Finland), and had b een waiting in the adoption queue for many years. In January 2006, the announcement came from China that a daughter had been chosen for me, and I received a photograph and some information about her. In March 2006 I went to China to adopt her and bring her home to Finland. Her name is Tao (this was the name given to her by the orphanage in China), and she was 1 year, 7 months old when I adopted her. Now she is almost 3 years old and she is a beautiful,funny and bright little girl.
Risk assessores, often experts in the employ of industries responsible for the hazardous technologies they are paid to evaluate, constitute a second class of persons critical of alledged citizen "irrationality".
>>654 Risk assessores, often experts in the employ of industries responsible for the hazardous technologies they are paid to evaluate, constitute a second class of persons critical of alledged citizen "irrationality". リスク査定人(有害な技術の査定をするために、その有害な技術に責任のある 産業に雇用されている専門家であることもしばしばある)は市民の疑わしき非 合理性を酷評する2流の人々を構成する。
There were various training and support programs for teachers , including a "buddy system" where teachers with a good grasp of the language were paired with those whose grasp was weak .
>>674 We think our way forward by choosing between right and wrong alternatives, and the wrong choices have to made as frequently as the right ones. 正誤の選択肢の中から選ぶことによって、我々は前に進む道を考える。 そして間違った選択も正しい選択と同様の速さで行われなけらばなら ない。
During this period,adolescents often try out different identities like pieces pf chothing,to see how well they fit,keeping some and discarding others. お願いします
よろしくおねがいします If a person is seen by others as a juvenile delinquent but sees himself as a victimof bad circumstance then the person must learn how to negotiate these conflicting views.
There are two kinds of wisdom : firstly,the positive variety which is the product of reason and experience ; the negative variety which is the product of instinct and experience. This second kind is usually to be found in older people, and its main expression is distrust of change. Thus it always clashes with the ideas of the younger generation who have impatience and contempt for such conservatism, particularly as their elders can seldom explain clearly why they oppose novelty. Usually, of course, it is because they fear insecurity and subconsciously realize that any form of change is a threat to their established way of life, the way of life to which they have adapted themselves, not without difficulty, over the course of years. Such inflexibility suggests a weakness, not to mention a certain selfishness, and thus their juniors tend to ignore the protests of parent and grandparent. However, the opposition of the old ones is vitally necessary in this world ―― just as necessary as is the younger generation's impulse to change everything. Progress is best achieved in slow stages. Thus the elder, more reactionary element of society is necessary to provide ―― not an impassable barrier ―― but a brake upon the impulse of the younger ones who, although they do not realize it at the time, are destined to be the elders of the following generation.
ビルマニシキヘビの給餌方法なんですが よろしくお願いします ・From hatchling to 4 feet(1.2m):Feed one or two mice of an appropriate size every three to four days. ・From 4 feet(1.2m) to sexual maturity(usually around 10 feet[3m] in females and around 8 feet[2.4m] in males:Feed one or two prey animals every five to seven days. ・At 4 feet(1.2m):Switch to medium rats,then slowly graduate to larger rats. By 6 to 7 feet(1.8-2.1m),switch to 3 pound(1.4kg) rabbits. Increase the size of the rabbit(s) as the snake grows. ・From sexual maturity(approximately eighteen months) to three years:Feed one or two rabbits once a week. ・From three years on:Feed one or two rabbits every ten days,with adjustments depending on overall appearance of the snake. Snakes that are bred every year and allowed to brood eggs many have to be fed every week to regain enough weight in six months to be able to breed the following year. Use your judgment.
>>689 There is enormous pressure on universities and students to provide skills training and credentials to bolster resumes for the job market. 仕事探しの履歴書の価値を高めるには、大学と学生には技能訓練と信用証明 をとるための大きなプレッシャーがある。
Ten years ago it really only 17-to-25-years-olds who took a year off after high school or university,says Richard Walon,founder of Global Vision International,which arranges voluneer expeditions of one month or more.
この訳も... Workers use the trips as break from their corporate routines or to embark on a major life change. But the transition from such a long holiday to the rest of your life can be tough---especially when you're unemployed. お願いします!!
あのもう1文お願いしてもよろしいでしょうか There are also more people who claim international or multicultural identities,in which they see themselves as connected to the world rather than as just affiliated with a particular country or city. よろしくお願いします
So people highly value incividualism-the differences among people-and independent thinking. Teachers place a lot of importance on the qualities that make each student special. 〜 The sysytem prepares sudents for a society that values self-control. 〜 Althoough memoraizaion is an important learning method. The system prepares them for a society that values creative ideas. 〜 Each country has its owa culuture,which makes its educational system and methods different.
I spent eight hours a day on a computer, feeding my stories back to the States. Then I did TV pieces, traveling with a crew throughout parts of London. I also phoned in radio reports every morning and afternoon. feed backは「戻す」? pieceは「仕事」? phone in radio reportsがよくわからない。phone inは「…に電話を入れる」だけど、reportsって「報告書」でしょ。うーん???
"The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in." His voice dropped to a whisper.” Let it come in. We think we don't deserve love, we think if we let it in we'll become too soft. But a wise man named Levine said it right. He said, 'Love is the only rational act.' “He repeated it carefully, pausing for effect- “‘Love is the only rational act.' おねがいします
お願いします Me being the kind generous person that I am, I warn you that what you are about to experience I do not take any responsibility for anybodies actions upon the sudden knowledge of the meaning of life. Please brace yourself for you are about to learn THE MEANING OF LIFE!
In our families and in our neighborhoods,our tolerance,or intolerance,of human difference is revealed in the way we treat people who are different from us;both in the way we act with them directly,and what we say about them when they're not around.
T So people highly value individualism-the differences among people-and independent thinking. U Each country has its own culture , which makes its educational system and methods different.
ドラマのセリフなんですけど、 ポーカーをやる時に Liquor in the front, poker in the rear. って言って、その答えが Do you have to make that joke every time we play this game? ↑またそれかよ、みたいのだったり、 Neither, thanks. とか言われてたりして、 単にポーカーを始める前の決まり文句みたいなものであんまり意味ないのか、 どっちもいらんって言われてるとこからして、なんか意味あるのか。 どうなんでしょう?
It is use we make of the powers intrusted to us, which constitutes our only just claim torespect. He who employs his one talent aright is as much to be honored as he to whom ten talents have been given. お願いしますm(__)m
One might think that the Inuit would be happy to see warmer-than-usual-temperatures,but they and other native peoples of the far north see the rapid warming of the ocean as as serious hreat to a way of life dating back thousands of years.
Just when following the example of a teacher crosses a certan line where it ceases to be learning and becomes instead "blind,slavish imitation" is not easy to assess , but in any event what the Japanese have tended to do has been not so much blind imitation as it has been what might be called selective assmilation.
The 105mm TBG-29V round uses thermobaric composition. Utilized in urban warfare applications, this weapon has a devastating effect when fired into a building, affecting a maximum internal volume of 300 cubic meters. When fired at a distance of one meter from a window or doorway, the weapon affects a volume of 50 cubic meters inside the building, or when deployed in an open area, at a distance of 10 meters from the center of the explosion. The warhead is also effective against soft skinned material, and light armored vehicles. It can be fired at 50 – 2000 (maximum range with ballistic trajectory).
Recent reports emphasize that the exposure that anesthesiologists have to drugs as they work represents a risk facter for drug addiction and possibly suicide.
(1) potential suitors (2) Don't call unless there's a closer's job awaiting him in his new home. (3) Boston cut him a check, and he waived the bonuses. The Rangers demanded a package of three quality prospects. Boston sent the kids packing. (4) 〜leaving the Tigers with fingers crossed that〜 (5) anything consummated (6) They're playing before regular sellouts at Comerica Park, yet their margin for error remains significantly smaller than it is for the Yankees and Red Sox. (7) There was rampant speculation that the Rangers insisted that Cameron Maybin be part of any package involving Gagne and, if that's accurate, the Tigers were justified in suggesting that Rangers management immediately submit a urine sample for inspection.
Hello, I am 15 years old and I would be charmed with having the opportunity to travel to japo´n, but I do not have residence, I would like to be one or two weeks, please if there is someone who could take refuge I be eternally grateful. Thank you!
ものすごい長文3つ、ですが、お願いします。 1つめ、お寿司のお話です 1. Being a mountainous island nation, Japan has historically fad its dense population from the sea and the rice fields. it is no wonder, then, that sushi, the combination of raw fish or other food and vinegared rice, is one of the country's most popular culinary delights 2. Sushi actually began as a way of preserving fish in China at the end of the 2nd centry and possibly from Southeast Asia before then.the raw fish was cleaned and then pressed between layers of rice and salt by a heavy stone for several weeks.After that , the stone was removed, replaced with a light cover and allowed to ferment for a few months.The fermented fish was enjoyed with rice.This narezushi, as it is called. is still served in some Tokyo restaurants It is made with fresh- water carp and is somewhat of an acquired taste.Its flavor is so strong that it obscures the fish's identity altogether 3. In the middle of the 18th century a sushi chef who decided to forgo the fermenting process began serving finger-sized portions of vinegared rice topped with sashimi, or raw fish This is known as nigirizushi and is popular in Tokyo. Another popular kind of sushi is called norimakizushi,which is made by rolling with a bamboo mat a layer of rice topped with sushi and other ingredients such as vegeta-bles or cooked seafood. This style of sushi came into being around the end of the 18th century. In Osaka the rice merchants there developed sushi that consisted of seasoned rice mixed with other ingredients and formed into decorative edible delights This style of sushi actually pre-dates nigirizushi, but is less familiar to foreigners.
2つめ 電子機器や情報通信のお話です 1.Imagine having access to any information any time, any place and being able to exchange that information with anyone just as easily. This is what is known as a "ubiquitous" society, and although we may not have reached that level just yet, new information devices are enter-ing the marketplace every day. 2.In a ubiquitous society,personal computers, car navigation systems,even everyday household appliances, are connected to each other to improve the users personal and working lives. But it is the cell phone,whose technology is advancing by the month, which is expected to hold the key to building a ubiquitous society. 3.A couple of years ago, a Japanese thermos bottle maker began marketing a hot water pot that sends a signal to a particular cell phone each time the top of the pot is pressed to release water. the product quickly became a hit because it lets sons and daughters of elderly people know that their mother or father is up and about, since the signal is sent each time they make a cup of tea. 4.Another example is the use of the cell phone as a remote control. When people are out of the house, they can set the room temperature to a desired level, talk to visitors through their home intercom systems, make sure that the gas is turned off, or heat up the bath water on a cold winter evening. 4.In the end, the future of the ubiquitous society will be decided by consumers. If its development is led by manufacturers, it will surely fail.
3つめ 日本のフリーターについてです 1. It used to be that working full-time after completing one's education, despite the long hours and short holi-days, was the natural thing to do in japan. However, a growing number of people are now working part-time for low pay, earning just enough money to live. The Japanese call them “freeters,” a word made up of the English word “free” and the German word “arbeiter, ” which means “worker.” In English the term has been translated as “job hopper” or “job-hopping part-time worker,” 2. From the 1980s to the mid 90s, when jobs were still fairly easy to find, most people chose to become freeters in order to enjoy their own interests and avoid becoming salaried workers. This is still true in many cases. However, because there has been a difficult job market in recent years, hundreds of thousands of people in their thirties find themselves stuck in low-paid jobs. And without marketable skills, they are facing an uncertain future. 3. There is a growing fear among many Japanese that these unskilled under-achievers are becoming a problem for the economy and society. The numbers seen to support this-the number of freeters is thought to be as high as four million, eight times more than there were in the mid 1980s. What was once considered to be just a phase in one’s life may be becoming a condition. 4. A system that allows freeters to move up to full-time positions currently does not exist in Japan, unlike in the United States and Europe. As Japan continues to gray and the number of working-aged people continues to decline, the freeter phenomenon is truly cause for concern.
すみません、penpalからの文で一部分分からない箇所がありまして 何卒教えて頂ければありがたいです。m(__)m 話の流れのため、一連をコピペします↓ As for the food? Hey my palate is awlays want to try new things. **hhehehe**.. I dont mind if it is spicy anr sour. When I went to Thailand on a Red cross misson. We went to this village who feed us a fried crickets and steam worms from the coconut tree. **yaaakkkk**... but it is good. **hehehehe**.. those are edible bizzarre food that you can find in some part of asia.
A Food spicy, sour dish is a pickle of Korea named "kimchi". By the Japanese cooking, I become the "sushi", but the taste that the "wasabi" is different from other foods. It is unique. A Japanese cooking features is soy sauce, sugar, miso paste, t aste of the blends of the base soup.
I have what it takes to come unglued. Think of whatever it takes to get you gone. Been open minded, but it still shuts me down. replaced by the ones of such displacement. And all the ways of everyday false illusion.
I have what it takes to come unglued. Think of whatever it takes to get you gone. Been open minded, but it still shuts me down. replaced by the ones of such displacement. And all the ways of everyday false illusion.
this is the man i will without a doubt try and prove wrong the theory that 2 men can not make babies, i mean it! we will spend all day, everyday in the sack trying to get pregnant hahaha preston (of ordinary boys fame it has to be said you have my heart.lol)
"Just like Jelly, Coco, and Gracie,these women have university educaitons that are never used in their jobs.They are bored. Restless.They are unmistakable on the street,in cafes where they read voraciously, converse, and shop (almost reflexively) for the next pretty thing. All these girls have been imprinted with a life of the mind, having worked toward college when younger,and so cannot forget the wonder of words:written,spoken heard. They miss ideas.And so the reading and the talking seems almost a compulsion, the desire for words in direct proportion to the mindlessness of their jobs.It is ironic that these smart skinny women exude a kind of American work ethic of control while falling apart in ways that do not show." --A novel by Whitney Otto called A Collection of Beauties at the Height of their Popularity.~~~~~~ This was me before. Look at the photos to see me now, although I am still searching and still reading.
We value too highly its material achievements, and no longer keep in mind as vividly as is necessary the importance of the spiritual element in life. itは文明を指しています。2つ目のasはisの主語ですか?関係代名詞のasだと思うんですが、先行詞はなんでしょうか?
A: How long does is take you to get to school? B: _____.
@My get to school 10 minutes. AAbout 10 minutes. BIt takes me 10 minutes on foot. CMy take to get to school is 10 minutes. DHow long it takes me to get to school is 10 minutes. EIt takes about 10 minutes for me to get to school by bike.
She trained to be a powerlifter from age 14 to age 18, and at age 14, she broke the Minnesota state powerlifting record (75 pounds) for her age group by lifting 100 pounds.
She also trained as a gymnast.Later, she began wrestling for fun, not because she "wanted to be on TV."
As soon as she graduated Forest Lake Area High School, Nora left home with $200 and a '65 Oldsmobile, which she drove from Minnesota to Florida.
Another way to view the problem is that the professional burden carried by doctors leads to social isolation and increased probability of undergoing phases of disturbances in their social networks.
obligation, learned something or say, reconfirmed certain things, unsuccessful trials are bonus in kids board games that can blow you away to further part of the path of growing up.
The basis of the family is, of course, the fact that parents feel a special kind of affection towards their own children, different from that which they feel towards each other or towards other children. It is true that some parents feel little or no parental affection, and it is also true that some women are capable of feeling an affection for children not their own almost as strong as that which they could feel for their own. 長いですが、よろしくお願いします。
They say I'm really sexy, The boys they wanna sex me. They always standing next to me, Always dancing next to me, Tryin' a feel my hump, hump. Lookin' at my lump, lump. You can look but you can't touch it, If you touch it I'ma start some drama, You don't want no drama, No, no drama, no, no, no, no drama So don't pull on my hand boy, You ain't my man, boy, I'm just tryn'a dance boy, And move my hump.
この8行目から10行目までの意味がわかりません If you touch it I'ma start some drama, You don't want no drama, No, no drama, no, no, no, no drama
If retailers can provide attentive service , upscale airport retailing will only continue to grow. "Whether it`s business travel or a vacation ― all that waiting time makes you want to entertain yourself in some way",says Pedraza.
長くてスイマセン 和訳教えてください。 My job offers ample time for the mind to wander and dwell on whatever habitates there. In the midst of punching in numbers on the computer and putting my full conscious attention towards menial tasks,the window outside my office held a beautiful scene.At another's shrieking,I swish around in my chair to take a looksee for myself.Usually I see a stinky Bradford Pear tree and two others fairly nearby, each covered with one square foot of baked-bean-colored wood chips at the base.There is a blacktop parking lot that the sun likes to pound upon during the summer. And four parking spaces are visible. But beyond that there is a good smallish sledding hill that gets overgrown by all sorts of wild weeds and flowers in the spring.My desk is situated that I enjoy the natural light from the ceiling high windows at my cubie.My coworker gets to stare out onto our stinky b.p.and greenery galore.Sometimes in the winter we see a little red fox go trotting by.Once,I saw a pack of dogs,obviously a little family.But today,I was pleasantly greeted with three deer that had come up from the industrial part of town. There is a steep slope of wooded area that separates the back of my office from them.They were furtively looking around and jutting from here to there.They ended up running to another office's green lot in a skittery hurry.But hopefully they did not keep running at full gallop as there is a cliff on the backside of that lot.They appeared as spooked, lost, and contemplative
A majority of residents in the city of Shiroishi, Miyagi Prefecture, voted against the construction of an industrial waste disposal plant in the city in referendum Sunday. About 96 percent of the votes cast were in opposition to the plant, accounting for about 67 percent of voters, officials said. The outcome is not legally binding, but is likely to affect the way local governments deal with the opinions of residents on the construction of such plants, experts said.
>>938 文脈がないからわかんないけど、 「フツーの生活してる国の人ならとてもじゃないけど「彼等」の食べてるものはガマンできないだろう」 って意味じゃない? なんか超貧しい国の人達(they)が食べてる物は、人の食えるよな代物じゃない、っていう。 Nation with any sense of material well-being≠theyてこと。
たとえば、その文の前に、 Found incects and plant roots are the main sources of nutritional intake of people in XXX(国). No nation with any sense of material well-being would endure the food they eat. (そこいらの虫とか気の根っこがXX国の国民の栄養源だ。物質的に恵まれた国の住人なら彼等の食事にはまず耐えられないだろう) とかだと、意味が通じるような気がするけど。
Even her first U.S. title last month came with some questions because ninth-time champion Michelle Kwan was sidelined. She also collapsed in the 2003 and 2004 national championships that went to Kwan, and the 2004 worlds won by Arakawa.
Arakawa landed five triples, three in combination, and her gliding lean-back move, performed directly in front of the judges, was particularly brilliant. Highlighting it all was her speed, interpretation of “Violin Fantasy of Turandot” by Puccini, and overall beauty. The win also capped a comeback this season for Arakawa, who, after winning the 2004 world championship, fell to ninth at least year's competition.
This means that some of his wording can apply to a wide range of different meanings. So it goes that you would have to understand his personal experiences including the time era of when it was written.
If you ask us "What's the matter!" Our answer is "the world's compassion"! To prevent the world's destruction! To protect the world's peace! We penetrate the evil of "Love"and "Truth"! The lovely, charmy villains
The beginning of this blog should begin with a rebirth,if you will.On Monday I attended the service of a man named Robert Julius Brawley on a farm just outside of Lawrence,Kansas.He was artist,professor,father a husband,and a friend amongst other things.I shall say that these words will not do it nor him justice.I know this because I was present on Monday with people that knew him in different capacities and in different ways.I myself did not know him that well,but I did know his laughter and his stories that interspersed his teachings,which were of ten riddled with references to mind altering substances.people that attended his service were immensely touched by his intense connection and how much he helped you to realize yourself.Just behind barn where the service took place was a field with trails mowed through creating rambling patterns.Sam,Chris,and myself set off with a bottle of beer, a cup of wine,and a digicam in tow as the sun set though the trees. Our conversation turned to the exploration of how no one can really know each other.One fundamental misstep is trying to relate to one another--this can never truly be realized. We often do this through language.Language is just a construction that results in a separation in our minds(this is me,that is you,that is a rock, over there a tree .... and before language existed,everything in the world was one.This struggle within ourselves and our relationships can bring about turm- -oil for a goal that is never accomplished. On the other hand,someone might argue that language is all we have to convey our thoughts and emotions to another.
Of course your question isn't rude...You don't need to apologize but to tell me more about this girl!! Except if you didn't have a nice souvenir of her and what happened between you, don't tell me if that reminds you something bad! So if you want to tell me about it, I would be very pleased :) As for me, I only had 2 boyfriends, so I don't have much experience, and I don't really know if I have ever been in love..It's just this year I tried to be friends and maybe more with a guy of my high school, and I think I was in love with him but nothing never h appened so I did not suffer too much, not as much as if it would have been a real relationship..But I easily like boys, and being obsessive about it lol.. But I never known THE ONE, if you know what I mean..What do you mean by your heart getting "rusty"? I never heard this word before lol Otherwise, I think an italian guy in this trip is cute but that's all, nothing will happen and it's not worth it
Just wanted to let you know that a few days ago James asked me to marry him, and I said... yes! AAah..!! We were on a 2 week summer kombi holiday around south west England, in a gorgeous place called Polperro, when he asked. The answer, of course, was a foregone conculsion as we have both known without doubt that we are supposed to be together since we first met in Greece in July 2005.Basically, we've thought the sun shines out of each other's rear ends ever since and have been in love since the moment we first met. Sorry to everyone who we have bored with our romantic story! but it is straight out of a movie.Needless to say, we are both really, really happy and excited and have grins from ear to ear.Just wanted to share the lurrrve... There's a piccie attached...
>>957 In comparison to other varieties, it has a flapped variant of /t/ and /d/ in similar environments as in American English. 他の英語と比較して、豪州英語は米国英語と似たような状況で、t,dの 弾音の変化が起こる。