Since then the English have been very suspicious of any kind of religious enthusiasm;they are happy to go to church at christmas and Easter and for spe-cial occasions,but the general feeling is that ’religinn is a fine thing,but it should not affect the way one lives. 釈訳お願い致します。
Portuguese press have also reported that detectives may not have any "concrete" evidence to charge the couple as DNA traces of Madeleine in the holiday apartment and a rental car did not prove anything conclusive.
LIVERPOOL star Daniel Agger is set to make his mark in the culinary world after buying two Liverpool restaurants.
The Reds’ Danish defender has snapped up the eateries on Lark Lane in Aigburth.
They are Mexican nightspot Que Pasa and 52 Lark Lane.
The Danish international told the ECHO: “It’s true. I’ve recently bought two restaurants in Liverpool. One serves Mexican food, and the other Italian.
“They are both close to where I live, in a long street with plenty of bars and restaurants.”
Que Pasa should remain largely the same, but it is believed 52 Lark Lane might be turned into a Mediterranean restaurant called Tirano.
But the new owner insists he won’t allow his foray into the culinary world to take his eye off the ball.
He added: “I think it is really exciting to get into projects like these, but at the moment I only do it in my spare time. I don’t want it to overshadow my football.”
The 52 nightspot, which has faced uncertain times over the last couple of years, currently has live entertainment and a beer garden at the rear of the restaurant.
Agger, who has made 52 appearances for Liverpool since signing from Brondby for a fee of £5m in January 2006, already co-owns a pub in Hvidovre, Copenhagen, where he and his family have been regulars for years.
During holidays from his duties with Liverpool, the young Dane even does guest appearances behind the bar.
He said: “A lot of people probably already know that I like the environment because it is well known that my pub in Hvidovre means an awful lot to me.”
Though China pledged Tuesday to resolve the use of lead paint in toys it manufactures for the United States, today senators took toy makers and safety commissioners to task as to why those imports weren't subject to more stringent tests on American shores.
Britain's number one tennis star, Tim Henman OBE, has teamed up with top British car manufacturer Jaguar. Tim will drive the line-up of prestigious Jaguar cars from the latest range in a worldwide marketing agreement which will run until early 2006.
Our schools and universities teach the minutest details on the widest range of subjects, but almost no assistance is given on many of the topics I believe are of paramount value to any students contemplating business careers. これの訳お願いします。
It is easy, of course, to romanticise Nature, but this is an error more likely to be made by those comfortably protected from it than people like myself who have experienced its cruellest moods in disease, blight, famine and drought. To be exposed to Nature and to have to live your life at its rhythm develops humility as a human characteristic rather than arrogance. Men are more companionable and take the trouble to live harmoniously together because they know that only by acting together can they reap the benefits and try to overcome the hardships of Nature. Was it not the Luddites in England who went around smashing the new machines of the Industrial Revolution because they could not face the future? I am no Luddite!
President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair sought to show a united front Friday on Iraq, hoping to boost public support and bolster a wobbly military coalition.
The past ages of man have all been carefully labelled by anthropologists. Descriptions like ‘Palaeolithic Man’, ‘Neolithic Man’, etc., neatly sum up whole periods. When the time comes for anthropologists to turn their attention to the twentieth century, they will surely choose the label ‘Legless Man’.
The future history books might also record that we were deprived of the use of our eyes. In our hurry to get from one place to another, we failed to see anything on the way. Air travel gives you a bird's-eye view of the world ― or even less if the wing of the aircraft happens to get in your way.
・They may be simple and unlettered people and their physical horizons may be strictly limited, yet I believe that they inhabit a larger world than the sophisticated Westerner who has magnified his physical senses through invented gadgets at the price, all too often, of cutting out the dimension of the spiritual.
・But my point is that people in close relationship with Nature are forced to ask big questions however crude their answers might be.
・I could entertain you for hours retelling the traditional stories of my people I first heard in my childhood, many of which offer ingenious if somewhat fanciful explanations of the great riddles of life to which the world's great thinkers have sought solutions.
・It is easy, of course, to romanticise Nature, but this is an error more likely to be made by those comfortably protected from it than people like myself who have experienced its cruellest moods in disease, blight, famine and drought.
・Men are more companionable and take the trouble to live harmoniously together because they know that only by acting together can they reap the benefits and try to overcome the hardships of Nature.
I have yet to hear a satisfying reason as to why Tibet is still with China. I can kinda understand the China/Hong Kong thing, but I scratch my head with Tibet. Would it hurt China that much if they freed them? What exactly is the benefit of keeping the country around? It's almost as if China keeps holding onto Tibet just to pissed everyone off, like a possessive boyfriend with the most beautiful girl in school.
“I confess that it would displease me if the entire second day 〔of the festival〕 were to be filled with classical pieces from the past, and that I would prefer it if at least one modern piece be included alongside them, in order that my oratorio should not come into too direct comparison with the works of the great masters.”
I'm not going to lie--I'm a pretty new Arashi fan. I heard of them quite a while ago but was adversed to actually listening to them much because I wasn't much for J-Pop. This was mostly because the little exposure I had to it (Ayumi, Koda, etc.) led me to believe that all J-Pop (or at least popular J-Pop, which is all I could probably get a hold of anyway since I'm Korean) would be substandard. My mistake. My gigantic mistake.
"Large numbers of parents are being controlled by their children, to the point that entire families end up organizing themselves around a small child's emotions."
a. I’m very disappointed jenny is not coming today. b. I’m sorry, but kabuki rather bores me. c. I won first prize in the city photo contest.−That’s great!
A: Shall we go to a jazz concert next weekend? B: I’m sorry. I don’t like jazz. A: I see! Well, maybe someone else will be interested. A A: Shall we go to a jazz concert next weekend? B: Thanks, but… to be really honest, I’m not very fond of jazz. Sorry. A: Oh, don’t worry. We can do something else instead.
l am sorry that i couldnt reply to your earlier email but i never got that email! You say its hot there now, Australia is freezing at the moment!Yes,i am in australia now,my school has started and im working very hard for university exams which are in two months. I want to get into a good university and study a double degree of international studies along with archeology.So i do not do much apart from studying at the moment.How is your holidays going? I hope you are enjoying the warm weather as its very very cold here!i cant wait till summer comes! And about your observations of womans progress in Japan, the same awareness is being raised in Turkey these days aswell, even though we had a woman prime minister years ago from today, woman are still begining to realise their capacities. I am very very happy about this as you can imagine. I hope japanese woman will soon start taking part in politics of the country as well. Sounds like a promising future!
あっと違うかも。to to a job applicantって、saidにかかるのか。文脈が足らなかった。スマソ。 “I see you were last employed by a psychiatrist,” said the prospective employer to a job applicant. “Why did you leave?”
As newcomers to the system,we were unwilling to challenge authority. Yet we coud not help observing that we had not stirred from the bus stop. Perhaps we blinked.
When J.K.Rowling sits down to give new life to Harry Potter,usually in her favorite writting place,a cafe(←このcafeはeにアクセント) called Nicholson's a change comes over the author. Because to create the least adventure of Harry,his good friends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger,and their adventuresm Joanne has to stop being an adult and become a child who also wants to believe in the unbelievable. And once Joanne becomes that child,almost anything can and does happen.
@He reveals his apprehension concerning the reception of the work, an anxiety centerring on its relation to the great models of the genre.
AHe evidently regarded the possibility of success in this field as limited and relative, and dependent on “continuing to work at” the forms of his generic models.
After that night he began working even harder in his effort to help himself and others like him from working so hard.
Perhaps it has something to do with the setting of impossible ideals, the desire to possess the perfect beauty of the gods.
If the other person insits on knowing why,the burden of prying will be on that person. When that happens,do'nt fall into the trap of trying to come up with new, more creative excuses to satisfy someone who can't take no for an answer.
I wonder what the population of China is today. だったら、 「今の中国の人口がなんなのか、私はわからん。」ということで、 あるいは、which かもしれないが、普通なら、how big とか、how much とか あgきたほうがすんなりいくように思う。意味は 「今の中国の人口がいかほどなのか、わからんな。」 ということだ。
>>99 うん。だから、how much がもっともふさわしいと思うよ。 括弧が一つで、一語しか入らないとしたら、what とか、which とか しかないよね。which だったら、 People say that population of China today is either 2 billion or 1.3 billion. I wonder which the population of China is today. とかいう文脈で出てくる可能性があるよね。こじつけだけど。
If a man's thinking leads him to call in question ideas and customs which regulate the behavior of those about him, it is impossible for him, if he is convinced of the truth of his own reasoning, not to betray by silence, chance words or general attitude that he is different from them.
よろしくお願いいたしますm(__)m In everything it comes to this with the Englishiman ー he must be convinced; and he takes a lot of convincing. He absorbs ideas slowly; would rather not imagine anything decidedly till he is obliged; but in proportion to the slowness with which he can be moved, is the slowness with which he can be removed. Hence the symbol of the bull dog. When he dose see and seize a thing he holds fast.
Q: ...,is the slowness with which... のisの主語は何であるかに留意して全訳せよ。
This is the day that we decided to take Isa's blow up matress out on the stormy lake of Clinton,in Lawrence,KS.It is here with leftover Miller Lites from our going away party (iewww) that we decided to pretend we were adrift at sea and then later to have raft riding contests.I made it a stunning 14 seconds.Maybe I should have been a bucking bronco rider. It's not too late yet! We continued our party onto the fireworks display along the river.Rachael and I had sesame chicken while Isa and Sam shared a sushi plate from Try-aki. This coupled with Champagne (thank you Eric S.!)made McGurgles in our stomaches.It was questionable if we were to make it through the night for the next two hours. The night was topped off by our own fireworks display with Nat Yeh and Isley along the river in the tall grass.Today is one of those days where I really took in all of my surroundings in a appreciative silence.I realized how much I appreciated the Kansas sky, some open water,and being around a few friends with a few drinks.The nostalgia of America hit me in an unsentimental way when it dawned on me that I am leaving my country to have much awaited aventures, but that I will probably miss certain comforts, familiarities, and customs of America. I realize that all of this will become more apparent in my travels.
One pitch into Saturday's game, the Yankees' starting pitcher was already crumpled on the mound, writhing in pain. This, fans assumed, would not be an afternoon that ended well for the home team.
1. は訳したような感じです。 2. had been already crumpled はすでに倒れている状況に描写の重点がおかれており、 was already crumpled のほうがたったいま倒れたという臨場感があるように思います。 3. It would not be an afternoon.....という表現が使われるかどうかわかりませんが、 fans assumed が挿入句になっていますので、it より this のほうが自然です。 また、このthis は it と同じように単に時をあらわすというよりも、 投手が打球に倒れるという事態を受けての this という「この日の午後」を伝えているような感じがします。
For the moment Asimo's biggest role is an entertainer and the audience gathered to see his first public run greeted his slightly comical gait with amusument, according to reports.
長いですがどなたか翻訳お願いします。 夜遅くにすいません。 Julia _ Hey we laughed so much, i missed you a lot !!!I really want to see you again! Oh and like you and Constance i'll eat rice in the morning!Don't forget to reply to your Japanese friend okay? (As if i'll make you believe that i'm proud of it) Well, it's for soon, hoping to meet a lots of Japaneses! And don't worry, i'll reply to Ken, he already wants me to not forget about him, so stop talking about it, everybody against me, it makes me mad !!! I think it's okay now... well, there are some sentences which look rudes but there are some where they are laughing, like the last sentence
A drop fell on the apple tree Another on the roof; A half a dozen kissed the eaves, And made the gables laugh. A few went out to help the brook, That went to help the sea. Myself conjectured, Were they pearls, What necklaces could be! The dust replaced in hoisted roads, The birds jocoser sung; The sunshine threw his hat away, The orchards spangles hung. The breezes brought dejected lutes, And bathed them in the glee; The East put out a single flag, And signed the fête away.
Suddenly, that older guy tapped me on the shoulder. I flinched a little bit, and my head darted in his direction accusingly, because I'm accustomed to being paranoid when in close quarters with middle-aged men (I mean, yeah, it's a train; I have to get used to it here, but it still takes some adjusting). He asked me if I wanted him to open it for me, since I had "made extra room for him", so he could sit comfortably. I felt guilty somewhere inside, because this was just an innocent guy that wanted to repay a (perceived) favor. After he opened it, I thanked him, and that was the end of it. Neither of us talked or even looked at each other for the rest of the train ride. Anyway, this is just another example of how it's hard to judge who to trust.
The rescue mission,on two planes,took off from New York on October 6,arriving in Christchurch four days later. They had to stay there until October 14 because of spring storms and low temperatures.
it's too bad to voice such wise cracking over an animal that ran his heart out, won millions for his owner and only expected some again, hay and some fresh air in return
eBayで落札したら、下記の文章とShipping and handlingという料金を記入するメッセージが きました。どーういうことですか?分かる方よろしくお願いします。
Payment Instructions I am sure that all international bidders know buy now that there is no ground shipping any more all purchase have to go AIRMAIL. So please get a guote before bidding. I do not charge extra for packing or going to USPS. So if you want to just bid you will be getting the best deal possible on shipping.
A roof lantern is a multi-paned glass structure, resembling a small building, built on a roof for day or moon light. Sometimes includes an additional Clerestory.
The human mind has an invincible tendency to reduce the diverse to the identical. That which is given us, immediately, by our senses, is multitudinous and diverse. Our intellect which hungers and thirsts after explanation, attempts to reduce this diversity to identity. Any proposition stipulating the existence of an identity underlying diverse phenomena, or persisting through time and change, seems to us intrinsically plausible.
>>164 >>180さんが訳されていますが、いちおうわたしも投稿します。 some という言葉が特別に使われている文脈でしょうか、again は some にかかると思われます。 自分のオーナーのために必死に走って大金を稼ぎながら、その見返りとしては、またもや幾ばくかのもの、 つまり干し草と新鮮な野外の空気しか期待していない動物に辛辣な言葉を吐くのはしのびない。
A drive to give the more than half-million residents of the District of Columbia a vote in Congress came up short in the Senate on Tuesday. It fell three votes shy of the 60 needed to overcome a threatened filibuster and begin debate. But the bill garnered more Republican support than it has in 30 years of discussion on the issue. Its backers pledged to try again -- if not in this session, then in a new Congress in which Democratic gains could spell the difference.
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper; Did Peter Piper pick a peck of pickled pepper? If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper, Where's the peck of pickled pepper Peter Piper picked?
CarefuI Katie cooked a crisp and crinkly cabbage; Did careful Katie cook a crisp and crinkly cabbage? If careful Katie cook a crisp and crinkly cabbage, Where's the crisp and crinkly cabbage careful Katie cooked?
We heard of an interesting study many years ago in the Chicago system that sheds light on the power of expectations. The researchers conducting the experiment asked a few teachers for their 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. The result was that the scholastic performance of the children, as the teachers expected, was brilliant. The teachers told the researchers that working with the children had been a delight, and expressed the wish that they could work with talented children all the time. The researchers then informed the teachers that the children were not necessarily talented, since they were chosen at random from all the students in the Chicago school system! Before the teachers could get swelled heads about their own talent, the researchers informed them that they, too, were chosen at random.
The researchers called this remarkable performance outcome the “Pygmalion Effect” in the classroom. The teachers' high expectations for the students, though never officially expressed, helped the students to believe in themselves and act accordingly. Other studies have similarly revealed that to some degree, people rise or fall to the level of others' expectations. Perhaps you have experienced the difficulty in overcoming someone's negative opinion of you, when in spite of your best efforts, anything you said or did was twisted into something else. Parents use Pygmalion Power whenever they tell their children/‘lf l've told you once, I've told you a thousand times! You're messy / a liar / stupid / you don't care about anyone but yourself! "This mechanism can be used, instead, to bring out the best even in people at their worst. Wise parents will find it far more valuable to tell their children, ‘That's not like you! You care about your appearance / you know how to keep your room tidy / you're a loving and thoughtful person."
And,although entirely self-taught ---for he had risen,as so many important people do, from nothing--- he had read much,and had written much. He posessed in a very large degree a poet's fancy, which will at any moment createof the imagination a new world.
>>209 I ordered one....I didn't know which....but that's a Clod Harbour...sessions...I didn't know which one my friend is getting for me...anyway all are great!
No cage, no frightening birds; the rain is brightening now. The face is pale that tried the puzzle of their prison and solved it with an unexpected kiss, whose freckled unsuspected hands alit.
Do you prefer to see foreign movies with subtitles, or with dubbing? I know that trying to read subtitles and watch the movie at the same time is hard. The advantage of dubbing the voices in is that you do not have to read subtitles. However, I believe that it is hard to replace the excitement of watching a foreign movie in the original language. For example, if you watch a Turkish movie with Subtitles, you can discover how the Turkish language sounds as well as enjoy the movie. Not only that, you can listen to the actor’s actual voice as he or she plays out the role. An actor’s voice is an important part of his or her performance. We should not forget the fact that there are a number of viewers who prefer subtitles for this reason.
The main "filter voice" type sound should be louder I think? (Because this sounds always lose dynamic/volume when its pressed on vinyl) Also the "ambient sound" that comes after half of the track stays too long I think -maybe take it off again in the end of the track?
The accident has never made Chris give up hope. When he was being treated in a hospital in London, he had an artificial leg specially made for him. With only several months of treatment and training , he learned to walk and run with it. Less than a year after leaving the hospital, he ran the London Marathon as a personal challenge. Chris has been running in races and events throughout the world to try to change attitudes toward the disabled, to let the world know the misery brought about by landmines, and to raise funds to support landmine survivors. In 1996, he was presented with an award for his service to HALO by Princess Diana, for whom he had great respect. In April of the next year, he was the first leg amputee to complete the 6-day, 250-kilometer Great Sahara Run, the hardest running race on earth.
We derive a deep satisfaction from any doctrine which reduces irrational multiplicity to rational and comprehensible unity. To this fundamental psychological fact is due the existence of science, of philosophy, of technology. If we were not always trying to reduce diversity to identity, we should find it almost impossible to think at all. The world would be a mere chaos, an unconnected series of mutually irrelevant phenomena.
The money was loaned on both long-term and short-term bases, but tended to be reloaned within Germany on a long-term basis, making it difficult to repay short-term lending should it suddenly be recalled. From the middle of 1928 onwards both short-and long-term lending slowed down, interest rates rose, imports of raw materials declined, industrial investment and employment levels began to fall. During 1929 the situation became worse, with net capital imports falling from 4.3 billion marks in 1928 to only 2.7 billion in 1927. The outflow of funds was caused partly by the greater attraction of American sources of investment, and partly by German investors trying to find a safer home abroad for their capital because of the signs that the German economy was entering a period of slow or declining growth and was a less secure, and less profitable, proposition than in 1927 and 1928.
In any comprehension exam, the text will contain words that you do not know. As you are not allowed to use a dictionary, you will have to do your best to guess the meaning.
you shold be able to understand most of them if you keep calm and think carefully. The main thing is to look at the context of each word ― the sentence that it is in, and the sentences that come before and after. This will usually help you to get an idea of the meaning.
The word democracy is derived from two Greek words ― demos, which means "people", and kratos, which means "rule, or government" ― giving us the sense of "government by, for and of the people". It reached a comparatively advanced form in ancient Greece, centred upon the city-state of Athens, and it was taken various stages further by the Roman and the Hebrew-Christian traditions.
juvenile trabecular ossifying fibroma consists of cell-rich fibrous tissue containing bands of cellular osteoid without osteoblastic rimming together with slender trabeculae of immature bone containing coarse lacunae with plump osteocytes and are lined by a dense rim of enlarged osteoblasts.
The Japanese concept of their difference from other peoples is not so much a matter of superiority, that is, of quality, but a dirrence in kind.
All the people in the world who spoke the distinctive Japanese language and lived in the distinctive Japanese way were to be found in the sharply drawn and isolated Japanese national unit, and, except for a handful of Ainu and still fewer Chinese, Korean, and Dutch traders, there were no other people in of any sort in Japan.
Africa may be the last place where Man can still be Man. I believe that the Universe is basically good and that throughout it great forces are at work striving to bring about a greater unity of all living things. It is through co-operation with these forces that Man will achieve all of which he is capable. Those people who are dependent upon and live in closest relationship with Nature are most conscious of the operation of these forces: the pulse of their lives beats in harmony with the pulse of the Universe. Is there any way that my people can have the blessings of technology without being eaten away by materialism and losing the spiritual dimension from their lives? I suppose the answer is that however intensely we industrialise, the vast majority of the peoples of Africa will still live in close contact with Nature and so keep alive this element in out culture.
I missed telling my life to Toshi, in every mundane details ^^ You don't have to be sorry because I didn't understand what you said on the telephone, and I did receive the message you sent me right after on msn, and I was touched!! I didn't know you wanted so much this message to reach me!! I was flattered, but you know, it's only 3 months, and I know it's particular, because we write emails almost every day (well, when Marinou isn't too busy..), which is something that has never happened to me, but don't put too much of yourself in this virtual relationship, because it's still virtual, and just don't take it too seriously, because we don't know what might happened next, you too can forget Julia!!
I hope not of course, and I still don't see any reason to stop writing to each other, but it will be very long before we meet for real, and it might be more serious (I'm assuming of course, don't be scared), or the opposite can happen! We can be disappointed by each other, because we both know well that internet relationships are so much different that the real one, and I'm a bit scared about this, because it will be sad if our meeting isn't pleasant, so I'm trying to think about now, and still write long and nice emails to my Toshi, hoping you'll do the same! As you said thank you to me, I want to say that you're more than welcome,and I want to say thank you too for being so nice to me, and for answering so soon to my first email request!!
"…for him to be talking so tough, just because we are not doing business, doesn’t mean we have to end on a bad note. Especially if you or nobody you be with is built that way. So I really don’t get lil’ guy.
Well.maybe I'll rethink that whole dumping perfectly nice guys before i give them a chance thing. I guess meeting you made me realise I kinda still have some abandonment issues I might wanna work through. Anything from you over there in the peanut gallery?
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.
>>288 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. それは彼らが不安定さを恐れ、潜在意識でどのような形の変化も彼らの 確立された生活様式に対する脅威となることを理解しているからである。 その生活様式は彼らが困難なしではなく、何年もの時間を経て、自己を 適用させてきたものである。
gokusen had me watching jdrama, im a loyal kdrama fan, though working here in japan i havent had much interest in their drama series coz ive found them quite cold in person, but later on ive found out otherwise and became quite a fan of jdrama
For the most part, therefore, this type of democracy was to be found in the so-called city states ― many of which existed in Italy, for example, in the Middle Ages. One later example is Verona as seen in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Romeo was exiled from Verona for killing Juliet's cousin Tybalt, but outside the walls of Verona, the city's law could not touch him. Similarly, in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Egeus can force his daughter to marry Demetrius(whom she detests) according to the law of Athens; but outside the city she is free to marry Lysander, the man she loves.
I'm sorry it took so long,but it turned out that I misplaced the film containing the pictures from the plastic shops and it wasn' t developed the first time.Now that I found it,I had it developed and am sending You the pictures.They are still before cleanup, so the quality is not all that good. One of them needs to be brightened.Anyway,I promised You I'd tell You a bit about myself. I was born in Kielce - a medium sized town between Warszawa ( the capital ) and Krakow ( the old capital ). I went to primary school and high school in Kielce and am now studying in Krakow.As part of the second to last and last year a student in Poland has to have work practices. The first I completed taking part in a research on 6 year olds in Poland and whether they are ready to go to school.We presented the results of those research at the XI Anthropological Congress in Japan. Because the oral presentation that I had to give was during the evening on the day after we met, we had lots of time to go sightseeing Tokyo.
In the town where I grew up ─a small lumbering community called Hoquiam in Washington State─we had no race problems. How could we? With one or two exceptions, we were all as white could be. Nearby, there was a small Indian reservation known as Tahola. But between us and them, although our fathers sometimes worked together in logging camps and paper mills, there was very little contact. Most Indians stayed on the reservation. They had their own schools, shops, clinics, places of entertainment.
That also reminds me, a couple weeks ago when Aya and I ate at a restaurant, when the guy took our order, he put his writing stuff on the table so he could take off his glasses and scratch his eyes. He was really obvious about it and stuff too, and took a really long time at it and said something like “I don’t know what’s wrong with me. My eyes are all itchy today.” Maybe I sound really stuffy for thinking all this is rude, but it never happens in Japan. The waiters will definitely be all proper and polite.
Whether or not Syria is to be targeted as well as Iran, the Israeli action was meant to send a clear message that it is vulnerable and should not attempt to help Iran in the event of a US attack.
Whether and to what extent Iran, Syria or others might be "safe havens" for North Korea's nuclear weapons development, or may have already participated with or benefited from it, must be made clear.
My Summer is coming to a close with the changing of the season on September 21 to Fall. Fall is a very beautiful time of year in Oregon with all the leaves on our trees turning red and yellow. The Summer went by very quickly. I was able to take two of my daughters hiking and camping in the Wallowa Mountains in NE Oregon for 5 days. We hiked for 30 miles with all of our equipment over this time.Which brings me to your thoughts on the interesting role of women in society. I've raised 4 girls over the last 28 years and have instilled an independent character within them. They will be leaders.My youngest is 16 and will be testing for her 2nd degree black belt. My middle two girls are attending college - one studing for medical doctor while on a soccer scholarship, and the other is to graduate this year with a degree in theater arts. The oldest is married and expecting child #2 in six months. I was visiting this daughter in Japan when I met you.Another activity I participate in is lots of bicycle riding with my wife. We ride in the surrounding hills during the Spring,Summer and early Fall months for exercise and pure enjoyment. We just got back from a 520 mile bike ride/tour of a section of central Oregon.We were gone for 1 week.We would ride during the day and drink a beer or two at night to quench our thirst!Oregon is one of America's most beautiful states and my wife and I like to see as much of it as possible.
We have a mega update on the website front...Managing three web sites has become something of a nightmare recently, so I have opted-out and gone for the super-easy option...This will mean that – from your perspective – some things are improved (photo galleries) and some things are worse/less functional (blogs). Also, for those of you on Windows I have no way of checking if this works nicely – I have checked on the Mac in several browsers, and all seems well. Please let me know if everything works for you with Windows. I suspect that the heavier graphics formats will make the sites slightly slower... Feedback please! Note that addresses are NEW! (again rationalisation – I’m trying to make this multi site management easy! :-) Our sites are: Our life in Paris http://web.ABC/Home.html Rhiannon’s Photo Blog http://web.DEF/Home.html Garry’s 3d site http://web.GHE.html There are minor tweaks and updates across the board – and the photo gallery experience should now be pretty cool... (Even for pictures you have seen before) Again let us know.
Evapotransportation tends to increase the chloride and salinity at the root zone of irrigated plants, making it difficult for crops to take up water due to osmotic pressure differences between the water outside the plants and within the plant cells.
VIRGO - The Perfectionist Dominant in relationships. Conservative. Al ways wants the last word.Argumentative. Worries. Very smart. Dislikes noise and chaos. Eager.Hardworking. Loyal. Beautiful. Easy to talk to. Hard to please. Harsh. Practical and very fussy. Often shy. Pessimistic.7 years of bad luck if you do not forward.
>>343 完全主義者 人間関係において支配的で、保守的でいつでも最終決定をしたがる。 理屈屋で心配性、とても知的で騒音や無秩序を好まない。勤勉で忠誠心に あふれ、美しい。気安く話し掛ける事は出来るが喜ばせるのは難しい。 気難しく、厳しく、合理的で好き嫌いが激しい。シャイで悲観的な事もしょちゅうある。 >7 years of bad luck if you do not forward. これが解らない。
I'm glad you moved back to L.A. Now we can have weekend picnics together again. And I'm sure the kids will be happy about it. They always enjoyed playing together. I's going to be just like it was in the old days.
Pass must be displayed prominently upon entry and entries barer to ride any ABC passenger vehicle during month indicated plus first 3 carender days of the following month on ABC only.
Even though the Israelis are whispering that there was a nuclear connection to the Sept. 6 attack, so far there has been no hard evidence that North Korea has ever tried to sell elements of its two nuclear programs. One of those programs, involving plutonium, is quite advanced, enough to produce six to a dozen nuclear weapons. But selling that fuel would be enormously risky, and perhaps easily detectable.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said Sunday morning during a cabinet meeting that the "security establishment operates incessantly in all sectors and brings the most successful of achievements.
"Many times, these achievements are not exposed to the public, but this doesn't mean that successful operations are not carried out."
The report also claimed that Israeli ground forces were involved in the attack on a Syrian installation, which foreign sources described as a nuclear facility.これはどういう意味ですか?
Early democracy was very different from that of modern times. In the first place, it did not regard all individuals as equal, but accepted the existence of slaves as a necessary part of human society. There was no system of government by representation, as there is now of various types in many countries; and there was no division of powers between the legislative, the executive and the judicial - which is what gives British democracy its great stability.
お願いします The half-century of postwar building frenzy, where practicality, price and size seemed the only aesthetic values, may finally be coming to an end. And none too soon inasmuch as Japan's modern cities have failed to build on their tasteful, well planned past.
The most significant inhibitor of China's vast potential for innovation is continuing government control over the most basic levers of the economy. The pivotal issue in forecasting the country's future is China's ability to set a practical course to ease government influence in its economy and to promote innovation.
I think there's some blood in the water between Microsoft not getting its Open XML (Office document formats) fast-track standards approval and the European Commission ruling.
Instead, the media circus has sensed the blood in the water around Asashouryu, and the Sumo Association has fanned the frenzy by slashing his pay, banning him from two tournaments, and confining him to house arrest (a degree of policing power which cannot be legal!).
>>390 The most significant inhibitor of China's vast potential for innovation is continuing government control over the most basic levers of the economy. The pivotal issue in forecasting the country's future is China's ability to set a practical course to ease government influence in its economy and to promote innovation.
>>391 手元の辞書を引いたところ、bloodの項目にことわざとして Blood is thicker than water.:血は水よりも濃い。他人より身内。 というものを見つけました。 このことわざから推測すればblood in the waterは 「身内びいき」くらいが当てはまると思います。
This is a photo of myself and my two cat-babysitters aka my apartment mates. Joe is on the left and Paul on the right. Paul gave me a monkey in a car firework a few days after I moved into my apartment in 2005, on the fourth of July.I put it in my cabinet amongst my glasses and found it upon moving out in 2006. So I decided what more monumental time to set it off than my going away party among my very apartment mates.The dark photo above is of us setting it off in the street. All of our friends were watching and cheering this baby firework from the balcony! I set it on fire with a lighter and then yelped because I knocked it over and then I was laughing so hard while Joe set it back upright. I THOUGHT HE MIGHT DIE! but he didn't thank goodness.
SCORPIO - The Intense One Very energetic. Intelligent. Can be jealous and/or possessive. Hardworking.Great kisser. Can become obsessive or secretive. Holds grudges.Attractive.Determined.Loves being in long relationships.Talkative.Romantic.Can be self-centered at times. Passionate and Emotional.4 years of bad luck if you do not forward. LIBRA - The Harmonizer Nice to everyone they meet.Can't make up their mind.Have own unique appeal.Creative,energetic,and very social.Hates to be alone.Peaceful,generous.Very loving and beautiful.Flirtatious. Give in too easily.Procrastinators.Very gullible.9 years of bad luck if you do not forward. ARIES - TheDaredevil Energetic.Adventurous and spontaneous.Confident and enthusiastic Fun.Loves a challenge.EXTREMELY impatient.Sometimes selfish. Short fuse.(easily angered.)Lively,passionate,a nd sharp wit. Outgoing.Lose interest quickly-easily bored.Egotistical. Courageous and assertive.Tends to be physical and athletic. 16 years of bad luck if you do not forward. AQUARIUS - The Sweetheart Optimistic and honest.Sweet personality.Very independent. Inventive and intelligent.Friendly and loyal.Can seem unemotional.. Can be a bit rebellious.Very stubborn,but original and unique.Attractive on the inside and out.Eccentric personalit 11 years of bad luck if you do not forward.
Modern European culture has its origin in the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome. Both the Greeks and the Romans believed in many gods and goddesses. However, according to the myths or stories that are told about them, these divine beings were not necessarily wiser or more virtuous than ordinary human beings. They shared our weaknesses; they lied, stole, and deceived each other. よろしくお願いします。
After years of watching Microsoft rake in billions of dollars from its desktop-software franchise, its competitors are pouncing. というタイトルが示すように、マイクロソフトの一人勝ち状態を切り崩そうとする 競合他社による猛追劇があったことをいっているのではないかと思いますが、 質問者さんのおっしゃるように、マイクロソフトのOffice Open XML フォーマットが 反トラスト法に抵触するとしてECにより認可されなかったことが、 競合他社のビジネスチャンスになるという意味かもしれませんね。
The Liberal Democratic Party elected Yasuo Fukuda on Sunday as its president, choosing him to succeed outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and reverse the ruling coalition's spiraling fortunes. Yasuo Fukuda (center) joins his main contender, Taro Aso (left), and other members of the Liberal Democratic Party in shouting banzai after winning the party's presidential race Sunday. YOSHIAKI MIURA PHOTO The 71-year-old House of Representatives member obtained 330 votes, or roughly 62 percent of the 527 valid votes cast by the LDP's Diet members and representatives of its 47 prefectural chapters. His sole contender, LDP Secretary General Taro Aso, managed to get 197 votes — much more than was widely forecast after Fukuda locked up support from most of the LDP's factional leaders at the outset of the campaign. 和訳お願いします
ESL means Enjoy Secret Love, which ive been doing it w/ my bf. you feel much much more exciting if you have secret love
It doent mean bad but sometimes you need some stimulations so if you are bored with your life or want to have some stimulations, try it!!!! and have fun
So I start a revolution from my bed Cos you said the brains I have went to my head Step outside the summertime's in bloom Stand up besides the fireplace Take that look from off your face Cos you aint ever gonna burn my heart out So Sally can wait she knows it's too late as were walking on by
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Tomorrow is my parents 29th anniversary. Tomorrow is the day I leave for my venture to South Korea.I leave at 7:46 am.After a few hours to Chicago and a few hour stopover,I head to Korea and after 16 hours, arrive in a foreign land full of fish and kimchi!It's hard to imagine that today we wrapped up the last apartment details,got on each other's nerves multiple times,returned library books,Six Feet Under dvds unwatched (wimper wimper uggghhh i LOVE that show),threw out a bunch of stuff,people stopped by to say hi/bye,I cried randomly.And in less than 36 hours we will be like, shit,i can't believe we are finally here and our past life in the states seems like a dream. All the pain in the neck junk we endured in the past few weeks was definately worth it but in the past 12 hours I've been wondering "What have I gotten myself into?" as succiently put by Ron Gray(Sam's Dad).I finally did head to DB Cooper's bar that was just two blocks from my old house.It has some great Classic Rock tunes that went well with the scrubby motel lounge wheely red marble vinyl chairs and friends to drink laugh and cry over beers with. Friday night we also checked out the Blue Room at the 18th and Vine jazz district for the happy hour on fridays.It was nice to see Wanda,Sam's co-worker at the middle school.But in my opinion the jazz was terrible.but the company was good. And it was all in Kansas City style.
We of course headed to first fridays and checked out just one gallery--The Leedy Volkos, saw the pop-and-lock street dancer and then saw the Axe Capioera group.We ended with some Jack Stack BBQ where I was very cranky. I had not realized the root of my emotions yet, but I think I was just realizing that my time in Kansas City was fading. I have related much of my experience in the city with holding crappy work positions, but all in all,I have made many close friends here that I will miss dearly. "Happiness in your mind is contagious."--this is the quote that is at the bottom of all of my recruiter's emails. yesssssssssssssssss!
The early democracy could thus be called ''direct'' democracy, where all citizens (except slaves) could, if they wanted, be involved actively in government, and where many matters of policy could be decided by referendum, that is, direct voting on particular problems by the entire state. This kind of democracy could never operate in very large states, as there would be too many people involved, and the result would be chaos.
The inhibitory effect of the phosphodiesterase inhibitors on TNF production was described soon after the discovery of TNF. In particular, pentoxifylline and rolipram have been widely used to inhibit TNF production in several animal models. Their inhibition is mediated by the increase in intracellular cyclic AMP(cAMP). Likewise, other agents that augment intracellular cAMP(particularly prostaglandin E2)inhibit TNF production. In fact, prostaglandin E2 is another very important feedback inhibitor of TNF production (and that of other cytokines) because inhibitors of prostaglandin synthesis augment cytokine production in most models ranging from in vitro systems to human volunteers injected with LPS and in vivo tests.
(The cyclooxygenase inhibitors are also known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs.) This effect demonstrates that prostaglandin E2 endogenously produced during inflammation effectively switches off TNF synthesis. Based on these findings, several clinical trials have been initiated using phosphodiesterase inhibitors to augment intracellular cAMP, such as rolipram or pentoxyfilline. Clearly, this approach is not specific for TNF.
The Seattle leadoff man signed a $90 million, five-year contract extension Friday, three days after he was the unanimous MVP of the All-Star Game. The deal ensures Seattle, enjoying its best season in four years, will not lose its franchise cornerstone to free agency this fall. Instead, the Mariners will keep the seven-time All-Star and perennial Gold Glove outfielder under contract until age 39. When asked whose counsel he valued most during contract negotiations that began in January, he said, "Ikky, my dog."
>>427 >>429 Cos you said the brains I have went to my head 「go to one's head」は「有頂天になる」では? Step outside the summertime's in bloom Stand up besides the fireplace Take that look from off your face →ここ微妙。 君の顔から目をそらす?かな?
Cos you aint ever gonna burn my heart out So Sally can wait she knows it's too late as were walking on by
"He said, 'Ruff, ruff, ruff,"' a smiling Suzuki said through an interpreter. "That means, 'Stay, stay, stay."' Seattle won the bidding to sign him to come, come, come out of Japan before 2001. Then the Mariners signed him to an extension in 2004 that is paying him $11 million this season. "Now, I have the opportunity to be on one team for a long time. And I am grateful for that," Suzuki said at a press conference announcing the richest contract in Mariners history. "I'm going to do my best to play 10 more years here." Suzuki, the first player in major league history with 200 hits in each of his first six seasons, led the majors with 128 hits going into Friday night's game against Detroit. He was batting .355 with five home runs and 39 RBIs, and had stolen 23 bases.
The normalizing function derives from the progressive absolute maxima of the source table being scanned. The new table is created left-to-right, with stored values equal to 1/(absolute maximum so far scanned). Stored values will thus begin with 1/(first value scanned), then get progressively smaller as new maxima are encountered. For a source table which is normalized (values <= 1), the derived values will range from 1/(first value scanned) down to 1. If the first value scanned is zero, that inverse will be set to 1. お願いします
"We're signing here a Hall of Fame-type player," general manager Bill Bavasi said.As Mariners president Chuck Armstrong said, "He is our icon." The contract contains a $5 million signing bonus and base salaries of $17 million for each season from 2008-2012, with part of the money deferred. Because of the deferred money, the average annual value is discounted to about $16.5 million.Suzuki's agent, Tony Attanasio, refused to specify how much cash is deferred, but said it is a multimillion dollar chunk with interest of at least 2 percent. He said that the $126 million, seven-year extension signed by Toronto center fielder Vernon Wells in December was a prime consideration in negotiating Suzuki's deal.
Japan calling Essex! - The sky-hole empties out into Tokyo talking tired & wired to a small black machine held in the hand of a smiling face. No doubt rick still editing & mixing at the other end of the tunnel mining goodvibes for the people of the Earth. The press notches up the camera clicks the electric eye swivels people smile & ask questions & I forget how to read English or remember my name listening to Indigo Jam Unit. Punch drunk we spill out've taxis at Shibuya Crossing beneath giant screens pumping Crocodile over the heads of the night pack. We climb down into the ground to feast on jet-lag-jelly shaking from the inside seeing everything in double. "Do you need pork?" a voice beside me asks "I need Pigfish" I reply.
The Ways and Means Committee described its 1913 income tax bill as a response to "the general demand for justice in taxation, and to the long-standing need of an elastic and productive system of revenue." The committee made clear that it considered the income tax permanent and an important innovation. the report predicted that, once established, the tax would "meet with as much general satisfaction as any tax law"and―more sanguinely―that "all good citizens...will willingly and cheerfully support and sustain this, the fairest and cheapest of all taxes."
Detailed contingency planning for a possible attack on Iran has been carried out for more than two years by Centcom (US central command), according to defence sources.
Fukuda’s installation also marks the reassertion of power by the LDP factional bosses. In 2001, amid a deep political crisis, Koizumi, who was widely regarded as a maverick, won the leadership by opposing the factional system. He cultivated a flamboyant, anti-establishment style in a bid to establish a base among disaffected voters for his right-wing policies. Fukuda, who belongs to the LDP’s largest faction, closely fits the conventional, conservative mold for a Japanese politician.
The U.S. should not remove North Korea from its terror watch list until Pyongyang ends its support for terrorists and stops exporting nuclear and missile technology to rogue regimes, according to legislation introduced today by U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL).
The conditions are among eight which are laid out in the North Korean Counterterrorism and Nonproliferation Act conditioning the removal of the country from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list produced annually by the U.S. Department State.
This requires not only an industrial struggle, but also an entirely new political strategy. The necessary fight to expand the strike will be met with ferocious attacks by the corporate elite, its servile media, the courts and the entire political establishment, Democrats no less than Republicans.
The central political means by which the UAW has suppressed the struggle of auto workers and subordinated them to the dictates of big business is its alliance with the Democratic Party, one of the two parties of Wall Street. This deadly alliance must be broken.
GM workers should raise the demand for the building of an independent political movement of working people directed against the entire economic and political setup in America, which sacrifices the needs of workers to the further enrichment of the financial elite.
Where have you been to in Japan ?(Where in Japan have you been to ?) と Where have you been in Japan ? (Where in Japan have you been ?) ではどちらの英文が、「日本のどこに行ったことがありますか?」の意味になるでしょうか?
Armstrong jabbed back at those such as Florida Marlins president David Samson who think Suzuki's new deal is irresponsible. "I can think of about 12 to 15 other contracts that I would qualify as beyond the pale," Armstrong said, adding he has exchanged e-mails with Samson regarding his comments this week to a Miami radio station blasting Suzuki's imminent deal."This contract fits very well with what we want to accomplish here -- and does not take the industry off any prudent course." Mariners chairman and CEO Howard Lincoln said Japanese billionaire Hiroshi Yamauchi signed off on the deal. Yamauchi is the Nintendo company mogul and former Mariners owner who sold his shares of the team three years ago but remains its chief to whom Lincoln reports regularly. But Attanasio said Yamauchi was not directly involved in the negotiations.
お願いします。 I must show a sign when there is no one replies no one replies an everlasting struggle is on. I must show a sign when there is no one in eyes if i can show.. I found myself running out there is no one denies no one dinies I still feel like nothing is in my no one is on my side hand no one is my side in the shade i have tried
GEMINI - The Chatterbox Smart and witty.Outgoing,very chatty.Lively,energetic.Adaptable but needs to express themselves. Argumentative and outspoken. Likes change.Versatile.Busy,sometimes nervous and tense.Gossips May seem superficial or inconsistent,But is only changeable. Beautiful physically and mentally.5 years of bad luck if you do not forward. LEO - The Boss Very organized.Need order in their lives-like being in control. Like boundaries.Tend to take over everything.Bossy.Like to help others.Social and outgoing. Extroverted.Generous, warm-hearted. Sensitive. Creative energy.Full of themselves. Loving.Doing the right thing is important to Leos. Attractive.1 3 years of bad luck if you do not forward. CANCER - The Protector Moody, emotional. May be shy. Very loving and caring. Pretty /handsome.Excellent partners for life.Protective.Inventive and imaginative.Cautious.Touchy-feely kind of person.Needs love from others. Easily hurt, but sympathetic.16 years of bad luck if you do not forward. PISCES - The Dreamer Generous, kind, and thoughtful. Very creative and imaginative. May become secretive and vague. Sensitive. Don't like details. Dreamy and unrealistic.Sympathetic and loving. Kind. Unselfish. Good kisser.Beautiful.8 years of bad luck if you do not forward.
>>489 He cultivated a flamboyant, anti-establishment style in a bid to establish a base among disaffected voters for hisりght-wing policies. 彼は自らの右寄りの政策に同調する無党派層に支持基盤を確立しようとして 華々しい反体制的スタイルを育てあげた
>>497 This requires not only an industrial struggle, but also an entirely new political strategy. The necessary fight to expand the strike will be met with ferocious attacks by the corporate elite, its servile media, the courts and the entire political establishment, Democrats no less than Republicans これには労使間闘争だけでなく全く新しい政治戦略をも必要とする。 このストライキを拡大するために必要な戦いは、企業エリート達やその企業に隸屬するメディア、 裁判所、さらに共和党員に劣らない数の民主党員を含む体制側の政治家全体から 猛烈な攻撃を受けることになるだろ。
Scott reached the Pole on January 18,1912,while Amundsen reached it on December 14,1911. Scott quickly started back and marched on as fast as he could,because he had almost a thousand miles to go before the winter set in. It was still summer,but the Antarctic weather was terrible.
この文の訳をどなたかお願いします。 I need my independance, and my alone time, which is something that some of my friends don't understand...Sometimes, when I feel a bit depressed and want to be alone, or wondering too many questions, I need to be alone, and I tend not to give news to anyone, and I tend to not answering the phone, or not answering very nice to the messages people send me, because I don't feel like it...But it's nothing personal, it's just me, and I prefer staying alone voluntarily instead of being really disagreeable with everyone I know! Well, it might not happen with you, because you're not here as it's internet, but if sometimes I don't answer right away, it's because I'm not "there", and I feel like staying alone, in every kind of way, otherwise I'm getting angry ^^ I know it's really weird and a friend is always blaming me for that, because she doesn't want to understand how I react, and doesn't want to admit that I'm not angry at her personnaly.
Hi, where are you from? Fukuoka... Fuck Ok? ...? Yes. Fukuoka, My name is Fukumi. Fuck me? ...? Yes, Fukumi. My mother's name is Fukuyo. Fuck You? ...? Yes. Fukuyo, We all are from Fukuoka, Are you all fuck'n ok? ...!
“Workers about to retire have earned their rights ... the medical plan should be fully funded and put, possibly, into an annuity fund that no one could touch.” Strikers also supported an expansion of the strike to include other unions and auto companies. One worker commented, “All workers benefit from our struggle here.” 和訳お願いします。
In 1962, Dr Sidney L. Gulick came up with the idea to have American children send dolls to children in Japan. He wanted to promote friendship between the two countries by working through children. During 1962, the Committee on World Friendship Among Children organized a campaign to gather dolls and send them to Japan in to celebrate Hina Matsuri (the Doll's Festival) on March 3,1927. Many American children and adults participated in the doll project, and 12,739 dolls were sent to Japan as little ambassadors of friendship from the U.S.A. Each doll had a passport, train and boat ticket, and a letter handwritten by the doll's sender.
Care-giving facilities are sustained by the devoted work of their employees. When the Long-Term Care Insurance system was introduced, it was intended to provide employment for care workers, but turnover has been increasing. This is a result of neglecting to guarantee proper treatment and compensation, to say nothing of working to improve the status of the care worker as a specialized professional. Bringing in additional workers from the Philippines is under consideration, but this will not solve the fundamental problems.
The prosecutor's office has ordered the police to begin a criminal investigation into Olmert's purchase of a Jerusalem house well below market value, the Israeli Justice Ministry said Monday, according to The Associated Press in Jerusalem.
Israel's state comptroller, a government watchdog, has already investigated allegations that Olmert bought the house from a Jerusalem developer in the upscale German Colony neighborhood at $325,000 under market value, raising suspicions of fraud and bribery. The sale took place before Olmert was prime minister.
In a statement, Olmert declared his innocence and insisted the price he paid was fair.
If Olmert were to be indicted, he would have to resign.
We dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution.
Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans-born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage-and unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of those human rights to which this Nation has always been committed, and to which we are committed today at home and around the world.
I heard a sound of breaking down inside. Im about to freakout and tell you it sucks. She didnt deny the collapse of something. She is alone and talking to her self here. I am going so insane. I am so fucked. Are you? お手数かけます。 どうかお願いします。
Loudspeakers are the most variable elements in any audio system, and are responsible for marked audible differences between otherwise identical sound systems.
Someone sensed an ache and ehormous fear. I'll just walkout instead of feelin near here, I'm going so fucking insane. I'm tired. Are you? I know you're going fucking insane Aren't you? すいません>>549の続きがありました。 先ほど訳して頂いたのに大変申し訳ないのですがこちらもお願いします。 本当に申し訳ありません。 宜しくお願いします。
In spite of the World Bank suspending aid last year and the International Monetary Fund delaying loans because of corruption, this has not affected the increasing wealth of Kenya’s ruling elite. GDP growth is now more than five percent and Kenya has recently benefited from bilateral trade and investment deals with China, giving the Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) rights to search for oil and gas.
The breathtaking level of looting of the economy by the ruling clique sharply contrasts with the position of the mass of the Kenyan population. Life expectancy is a mere 54 years, and last year 2.5 million people faced starvation because of drought. Unemployment and poverty are widespread with average annual per capita income less than $500.
The Romanians (also sometimes referred to along with other Balkan Latin peoples (linguistic) as Vlachs) are a nation speaking Romanian, a Romance language, and living in Central and Eastern Europe. The Origin of the Romanians has been for a long time disputed and there are two basic theories:
Daco-Romanian continuity in Dacia and some adjacent regions. Migration of Romanic peoples from former Roman provinces south of the Danube in the Balkans (The Rössler Theory). The exact region where the Romanian language and people formed is not only a scientific puzzle, but also a heated political controversy. 19th-century Hungarian historians largely supported the migration theory, which maintained that Transylvania was not inhabited by Romanians at the time of the Magyar arrival in central Europe during the 10th century. Most Romanian historians support the theory of Daco-Romanian continuity, and maintain that Transylvania was continuously inhabited by the ancestors of Romanians. The debate was politically charged in the 19th-20th centuries because of territorial conflicts concerning Transylvania between Romania and Hungary.
More recently, as former axioms of ethnogenesis have shifted, the historian Walter Pohl noted that "centuries after the fall of the Balkan provinces, a pastoral Latin-Roman tradition served as the point of departure for a Valachian-Roman ethnogenesis. This kind of virtuality — ethnicity as hidden potential that comes to the fore under certain historical circumstances — is indicative of our new understanding of ethnic processes. In this light, the passionate discussion for or against Roman-Romanian continuity has been misled by a conception of ethnicity that is far too inflexible."[1]
Anyway, I will be purchasing a Japan Rail Pass. I'll look online tomorrow night or Sunday and will let you know what time we will be arriving in ○○. Generally, check out is 10:00am and we will not be too far from the station. We plan to go directly from checking out to the station
On September 16, the Arctic sea reached its minimum extent for 2007 at 4.13 million square kilometers, breaking the record set on September 21, 2005 of 5.32 million square kilometers. The difference between the previous record and the present one, 1.19 million square kilometers, represents roughly the same area as Texas and California combined. It is a 22 percent loss in extent since 2005.
Every year Arctic sea ice extent grows during the winter months and shrinks during the summer months. At the end of the summer melt season, usually in September, the sea ice reaches a minimum.
This summer saw an unprecedented rates of loss, with large portions of the Arctic opening up that were previously covered by perennial (permanent) sea ice. The Northwest Passage—the sea route across the Arctic Ocean along the northern coast of North America—has opened as a consequence, and several small islands have been discovered.
We find that myths are not just delightful yet idle stories of gods and goddesses,hero or demons from a forgotten time. They speak of living phycological material and art as a repository of truths appropriate to an individual's innner life,as well as to the life of the community.
>>524 “Workers about to retire have earned their rights ... the medical plan should be fully funded and put, possibly, into an annuity fund that no one could touch.”
Many of Fujimori sympathizers within influential sections of the Peruvian bourgeoisie— bankers and industrialists who profited from the privatizations carried out under his government, and benefited from the repression against popular organizations (much of it under the pretext that they were infiltrated by Sendero Luminoso or offered tactical support to the guerrillas) —backed Lourdes Flores as the defender of the neo-liberal model. These same layers, in the second run-off round of the election, voted for Garcia out of fear of the ultranationalist and populist demagogy of his opponent, the ex-army officer Ollanta Humala.
Now these same sections of the bourgeoisie may find the prosecution of Fujimori—the most consistent representative of their interests—not to their liking.
Opinion polls suggest the bulk of Peruvians oppose any electoral return for the indicted ex-president, but up to a fifth of the population would consider supporting him or a candidate with his backing.
すいませんがお願い致します。 The former State Department official and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said he did not object to the Beijing talks, which are designed to disable North Korea's nuclear program. At a session last February, North Korea agreed to shut down its main nuclear facility and eventually disable its programs in exchange for aid equivalent to 1 million tons of heavy fuel oil.
Bolton said it would be wrong, however, to remove North Korea from the U.S. list of countries that support terror and therefore are ineligible for various benefits.
"If they are cooperating with either Syria or Iran, such as on ballistic missile stuff, they should stay on (the list) with Syria and Iran," he said.
"If you are supporting terrorist regimes, you are a state supporter of terror," he said.
Bolton, as undersecretary of state for arms control and international security in the Bush administration, guided U.S. programs designed to try to halt the spread of dangerous weapons and technology. North Korea, Iran and Syria were among his primary targets.
After I graduated from college, I wanted to be a Translator of movie scripts. I wanted to combine my love of English with my love of movies. I had no idea how to go about finding such a job, but I must have been eager to get one, because I wrote to the famous subtitle translator Shimizu Shunji. Sadly, he could not help me. At that time, there were only about ten such people needed in Japan, and this is still the case today. Perhaps I should have known that it was not going to be easy to make a career in this field. However, I did not give up. I continued translating books part-time, waiting for my big chance. Finally, in 1969, I started working on subtitles, but it was not until 1980, after Apocalypse Now, that I got regular work translating movie scripts. It had taken me over twenty years. I was a late starter, but I have no regrets, because I love my work.
Each represents an average across 20 trials,except for one stimulus(0.0316 male,0.0316 female) with 19 trials, as in one trial the mouse failed to approach the swab. Number of positive responses to each mixture stimulus; positive trials were those in which the average postinvestigation chirp rate was greater than 0.25 chirps/s.
どなたか翻訳お願いします。 I'm also answering now because I'm not sure that I'll be home this weekend, so I really didn't want not to write anything during a whole week!! And I think you didn't want not to have any news from me, thinking that I could have forget you.
Can you send a computer like yours from Japan for me ???? How come did you get it this cheap?? Is it because you're in Japan, or was it a promotion, or is it always cheap in Japan because it's the country of high technology?? It's a shame because I'm starting to realise that internet is really good, especially at the university when you have to do a lot of work for and by yourself!!
In the job I do, I do not translate the actor’s lines word for word. On average, Japanese people can only read three characters a second, so there is a limit to the number of characters that I can use. As a result, I have to find ways of making the subtitles shorter than the lines that the actors actually say. There are also times when I have to change a line completely. This is because some of the lines need cultural or background knowledge. Without that knowledge, viewers cannot understand what the actor means. Sometimes a line contains something that only the original language can communicate-like a pun. These lines must be changed, too. The subtitles have to be short enough and clear enough to allow viewers to understand what is happening in the movie on one quick reading.
Nitric acid is added to the indicator to reduce the sample pH to 2.5, a value that must be maintained uniformly in unknown samples, standards, and blanks.
A pH indicator which is blue-green at pH 2.5 is also included and improves the end point by masking the pale color developed by diphenylcarbazone during the titration.
This releases the thiocyanate to react with ferric ion, which is also added, to form intensely red ferric thiocyanate, the intensity of which is proportional to the chloride concentration.
Lincoln acknowledged the risk in giving so much guaranteed money to a man approaching 40 years old by the end of the deal. "But in Ichiro's case, it's a very acceptable risk" because the center fielder's supreme fitness and preparation, he said. "He may be 33, but in a much younger body. "The idea is, we're going to get a World Series and bring it to Seattle and win it while he's here. He is going into the Hall of Fame, and he's going to wear a Mariners uniform." In spring training, Suzuki declared he was intrigued by the prospect of becoming a free agent for the first time and that he was tired of losing in Seattle."Ichiro wasn't sure he wanted to stay here," Attanasio said. Said Bavasi: "You have to understand the great opportunity he passed up. He's taken himself off a really aggressive market."
International talks on North Korea's nuclear disarmament resumed here Thursday to look at specific ways to disable its main reactor permanently and how the North will go about declaring all of its nuclear programs.
This round of talks, which runs until Sunday, is the first since Israeli warplanes attacked a Syrian installation Sept. 6. Foreign news reports have cited officials and experts as saying the strike targeted either arms meant for Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon or some sort of unconventional weapons target, perhaps a joint Syrian-North Korean nuclear project.
Syria has denied both claims. North Korea has denied a nuclear link with Damascus. Israel has neither confirmed the attack nor commented on it.
The U.S. envoy, Christopher Hill, did not comment on whether he would raise the Syria issue with the North Koreans, but said, "The issue of proliferation generally has always been an issue on our agenda and will continue to be."
It is over this very question that the role of foreign lending becomes far less clear-cut. It is tempting to see this slow march into depression (so different from the dramatic and sudden collapse in the United States) as Temin and Borchardt have seen it, as the result of a demand crisis in Germany that discouraged businessmen from a continued course of expansion in 1928. Net agricultural income was lower in 1928 and 1929 shows that the bulk were directed towards local government in Germany or towards utility investment and that the demand for loans by major German businesses had already slackened off well before the absolute decline in foreign loans.
This Great Attractor, having a mass 100 quadrillion times greater than our sun and a span of 500 million light-years, is made of both the visible matter that we can see and the so-called dark matter that we cannot see.
CAPRICORN - The Go-Getter Patient and wise. Practical and rigid. Ambitious. Tends to be good-looking. Humorous and funny.Can be a bit shy and reserved. Often pessimists. Capricorns tend to act before they think and can be unfriendl y at times.Hold grudges. Like competition.Get what they want.20 years of bad luck if you do not forward. TAURUS - The Enduring One Charming but aggressive. Can come off as boring, but they are not. Hard workers. Warm-hearted. Strong, has endurance.Solid beings who are stable and secure in their wa ys. Not looking for shortcuts. Take pride in their beauty.Patient and reliable. Make great friends and give good advice. Loving and kind. Loves hard - passionate. Express themselves emotionally.Prone to ferocious temper-tantrums. Determined.Indulge themselves often. Very generous. 12 years of bad luck if you do not forward. SAGITTARIUS - The Happy-Go-Lucky One Good-natured optimist. Doesn't want to grow up (Peter Pan Syndrome).Indulges self. Boastful. Likes luxuries and gambling. Social and outgoing.Doesn't like responsibilities. Often fantasizes. Impatient. Fun to be around.Having lots of friends. Flirtatious. Doesn 't like rules. Sometimes hypocritical. Dislikes being confined - tight spaces or even tight clothes. Doesn't like being doubted. Beautiful inside and out. 14 years of bad luck if you do not forward.
The steady stream of articles, particularly in the US, insinuating that China is to blame for the Burmese junta and demanding action from Beijing, is not matched by similar comments about India, an increasingly close US ally, or Thailand, another military dictatorship, which enjoys tacit US backing. The Bush administration’s calls for “democracy” in Burma are a pretext to press for the installation of a pro-US regime.
The US administration is no more concerned about democratic rights and the plight of the population in Burma, than it is in Iraq. As far as Washington is concerned, the ousting of the Burmese junta is an element of a broader US strategy of encircling China, which is emerging as a key strategic and economic competitor, as well as gaining access for American corporations to Burma’s natural resources and cheap labour.
Common words in Romanian and the Albanian language. However, these words may be of Thracian or Illyrian origin, part of the substratum (see also Origin of Albanians and List of Romanian words of possible Dacian origin). There are Vlachs living south of the Danube and speaking East Romance languages: Aromanians, Megleno-Romanians and Istro-Romanians (in Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, the Republic of Macedonia, Serbia and Croatia). There are mentions of their presence in those areas since the early Middle Ages. There are no traces of Germanic influence in Romanian and it is known that in the 5th and 6th century Dacia was inhabited by Germanic tribes. [16] Romanian toponyms in Albania and Bulgaria. [17] Vlach shepherds migrated northwards with their herds in search of better pastures (see Transhumance). For example, they moved along the Carpathian Mountains to present day Poland and to the Czech Republic. Eutropius mentions Aurelian settled Moesia to the south of the Danube with Roman citizens brought from Dacia Traiana in 270-275. There are far fewer Slavic words in Aromanian than Romanian. According to linguists, proto-Romanian split after the Slavonic settlement in the Balkan peninsula. This supports the theory that the major Slavonic influence on Romanian took place after the migration of Vlachs and their settlement in Slav-populated territories north of the Danube.
Learning about Buddhism and Shinto is very interesting to me as I am not a religious person, but somehow I am drawn to the peacefulness of these practices. Unlike many Christian denominations, there seems to me to be no guilt placed and no judgment from Buddhism/Shintoism. Maybe my impression is not accurate, but I hope it is. It would be nice to learn even more about enlightenment and meditation. I was involved for a few years in the Nichiren Daishonin sect of Buddhism (Soka Gakai International) which is based in Japan, but I practiced in the U.S. Are you familiar with this group? I do not practice any longer as I found the politics of the organization conflicted with my internal feelings of what’s right and wrong.
Close up of Beehives ie concrete housing in Korea.This en route from Incheon airport (which is to the west of Seoul)to Bundang.More of the same.It is insane how many buildings are here. Korea is the most densely populated country in the world. Turnstyles at the subway station during my daily commute.
You think you have nothing to hide form us but that's not true. I'm going to tell you about it everything is not true. ture of false. I know everything is messed up and misplaced. I'm going to tell you a nome. I'm killing it you know but it's only in my thoughts. I've found that it's in the air found that it's in the air. I have found at last. すいませんが宜しくお願いします。
A correction must be made on the basis of the amounts present or else a complexing agent such as HgSO4 can be added. Sodium chloride has a considerable history as a tracer. One of its principal applicaions has been in tracing pollution of wells. It is admirably suited for such purposes for five reasons.
Then as he played in Boston, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago this spring, Suzuki began imagining himself playing in those cities next season. He said fans in each city kept clamoring for him to "please come to our team. To be honest, I was moved." "Also, the fans in Japan asked me to come back to Japan and play," Suzuki said. "But in the end, when coming back to Seattle and the fans asked me to stay here, that was the moment that meant the most to me. That's when I decided." He said he's so enamored with Seattle that he may still have signed to stay even if the Mariners hadn't turned themselves from the last place team in the AL West the previous three seasons into one that was 14 games over .500 and two games out of the division lead entering Friday. "We're at a place where all our hard work is blossoming," he said.
Yasuo Fukuda formally took over as Japan’s leader after the Liberal Democrat-controlled lower house of Parliament selected him as prime minister. Mr. Fukuda announced the formation of his cabinet, retaining or reshuffling most of the members appointed by his predecessor, Shinzo Abe. Mr. Fukuda, who emerged as a consensus candidate of his party’s factional chiefs, appointed several of them to his cabinet and to top party posts.
In the book's introduction,Deifell concedes that in 1992,taking Sound Shadows from concept to curriculum was no easy task.He had the example of many visually impaired artists to inspire him, but it was still unheard of to actually teach photography,the least tactile of the arts to blind students.The proposal was so unusual that when Deifell approached the school, the outreach director thought it was a joke.But not long after Sound Shadows got under way,Sheila Breitweiser,the school's superintendent at the time,received a package from a student in the program that demonstrated the project's benefits.With her first roll of film,Leuwynda Forbes,then eighteen, had aimed her mechanical eye at cracks in the school's sidewalks.Deifell was dismayed at first,thinking that precious film had been wasted on accidental exposures. Then he saw the note Forbes had attached to one of the photographs,a message for Breitweiser that read,"Since you are sighted,you may not notice these cracks.They are a big problem, since my white cane gets stuck in them."The cracks were promptly fixed.
For instances in which this causal relationship is undesirable, the waveshaped output must be normalized to exhibit aconsistent peak value before imposing an amplitude emvelope. お願いします。
>>680 It is not at all easy to understand these differences in thought patterns, but we must,if we are to communicate effectively across cultures. 思考パターンの相違を理解することはたやすいことでは全くないが、 私たちが異文化間で効果的な意思疎通を目指すならば、やらなければ ならない。
This is how many restaurants do water.hear the water here is not good to eat.Not necessarily because there is bacteria in it,but because it has been treated with so many chemcials.So there is a watercooler in many restaurants with a container that holds little cups. And the container claims to disinfect these cups. McDonald's in the airport. We saw this when we went to pick up our friend Andrew on Thursday morning bright and early. Sam and I woke up at 5 am to take the "airport limosine" which was a purple bus that took 1.5 hrs-2.5 hrs depending on traffic.We at some noodles before meeting him after customs. We did not even see him walk through the doors because we were concentrating so hard on deciphering some korean writing on the panel above the doors. He is a hard guy to miss--a lanky over six foot tall white guy in a sea of smaller and darker koreans.
"If all the Christmas cards received in the British Isles between 15 December and 5 January were piled in a heap they would reach to the top of St. Paul's."
This is an example of a type of journalism that aims at suprising, interesting, and possibly instructing a reader, who, it is safe to say, is unlikely to embark on the investigation and calculation to test the correctness of such an assertion.
Either a peace overture is so obvious and grabs you in the gut - Anwar Sadat's trip to Israel - or it's going nowhere. That is why the Saudi-Arab League peace overture is going nowhere. No emotional content. It was basically faxed to the Israeli people, and people don't give up land for peace in a deal that comes over the fax.
Ditto with Iraqi surges. If it takes a Middle East expert to explain to you why it is working, it's not working. To be sure, it is good news if the number of Iraqis found dead in Baghdad each night is diminishing. Indeed, it is good news if casualties are down everywhere that U.S. troops have made their presence felt. But all that tells me is something that was obvious from the start of the war, which Donald Rumsfeld ignored: where you put in large numbers of U.S. troops you get security, and where you don't you get insecurity.
There's only one thing at this stage that would truly impress me, and it is this: proof that there is an Iraq, proof that there is a coalition of Iraqi Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds who share our vision of a unified, multiparty, power-sharing, democratizing Iraq and who are willing to forge a social contract that will allow them to maintain such an Iraq - without U.S. troops.
Because if that is not the case, even if U.S. troops create more pockets of security via the surge, they will have no one to hand these pockets to who can maintain them without us. In other words, the only people who can prove that the surge is working are the Iraqis, and the way they prove that is by showing that violence is down in areas where there are no U.S. troops or where U.S. troops have come and gone.
no they were not loaded. Before every fight the fighters and opposing corner men inspected each others gloves. That myth was dispensed years ago. The only thing the gloves were loaded with was huge potential energy due to Dempsey's freakishly huge hands.
@He grew these flowers in order to enter them for competitions.
AMr.Flowers' glass-houses were very close to a public path. BThis path was always used by children and young people walking to and from school. この三つをお願いします。
@Boys of around thirteen years old, in particular, were often tempted to throw a stone or two at one of Mr. Flowers' glass-houses. AThey managed to resist the temptation when Mr. Flowers was about, but the temptation often proved to be too strong when Mr. Flowers was nowhere to be seen. 和訳をおねがいします。
A scene on the bus ride on our way to meet our friend Andrew. As a side note, on our way back from the airport to Bundang (area or neighbor hood of), Seongnam City (sp?) (which is a suburb of Seoul),Andrew started feeling really sick.He almost had to poop in a plastic bag at the back of the bus since there was no toilet on board!it was hilarious and disgusting all at once.I took my quick guide how to speak korean up to the driver and was trying to tell him the word for toilet. I've discovered even if I speak with perfect intonation or terrible intonation, Koreans will not understand me yet.Anyhow, one of the space age looking stewardess was on our busride and she came up and described the situation. There was nothing we could do since we were in gridlock traffic on the highway from Incheon airport to Bundang. On the side of the freeway was a drop off,i'm pretty sure. And i think there was about 6-8 lanes of traffic.Later on, after we passed a toll stop, our driver pulled over but by that time, he immodium had kicked in and Andrew decided to take a chance to see if he could make it home.At that point we were in the clear. Until I got back to the apartment and had the kimchi splatters.
If you can read the sign,please notice that they have EVERYTHING at this airpot.It is rated as one of the best airports in the world.Rated by whom and based on what,i have no idea.it is just one of the many factoids i get from sam.It reads:"Hospital, Pharmacy,Billards,Sauna,Bank,Supermarket,Beauty Salon,Barbershop Laundry,and Optician."Need I say ANYTHING about this photo?I mean,really... drinks AND you can make a phone call all at the same time.Genius,pure and utter genius.I can't remember for certain,but I think this is the Sunae stop on the Bundang subway line.This is at about 11 or so pm and everyone is out eating and drinking.Tonite,Saturday,we noticed that restaurants were actually closing down a bit early.It was 10pm and we expected to be able to go out and eat wherever and whenever.boy,we were wrong.instead we had meat dumplings.i forget what they are call in korean.Sam purchasing individual lettuce leaves at the Carrefore.This is a french store, but I hear it has been bought out by Kmart.It is essentailly like a super walmart.There are attendants everywhere and they weigh and price your selection before you go by some stuff at the 1,000 won section (dollar store),or clothing,etc.
>>742 They who made England, Italy, or Greece venerable in the imagination did so by sticking fast where they were, like an axis of the earth. 英国、イタリア、ギリシアが由緒正しいと空想した人たちは、地球の回転軸 のように、それらのある場所に固執することによって、そうしたのだ。
Yet in a period of rapidly improving productivity in industry it seems more likely, as Weisbrod has pointed out, that the reasons lay in the high cost of capital and the low expansion of sales, the result of weaknesses in the Weimar economy and not of excessive wage claims. Earnings in fact expanded much more slowly in Germany than among her major competitors. It is difficult not to conclude under these circumstances that the depression in Germany was a result of both endogenous and exogenous factors, a fall in foreign lending and a deterioration of the balance of payments coinciding with a sharp slowing down of the expantion of the economy due to structural constraints on demand. If anything the balance of evidence suggests that the relative stagnation of the German economy in the 1920s, the rise in costs and the slow revival of demand at home and abroad produced a downswing in the economy some time before the decline in foreign lending became significant.
"Wow, who is that long dark haird woman? What a beautiful. What's her name? Oh, she's just my type!" ↑は 「うわ、この黒いロングヘアーの女性は誰?何てきれいなんだ。 彼女の名前は何?う〜んまさに僕のタイプだよ!」 であってますか?
@ That logo also now identifies an institution whose $22 billion in annual sales make it the world's largest media company. It purveys many products that would have been unimaginable to its founder, a few of which (the odd TV show, the occasional R movie) might even have been anathemas to him. Not that one sees him pondering long over such trifles, as his company fulfills the great commercial destiny this complex and darkly driven man always dreamed for it.
A It sounded plausible, for if anyone seemed entitled to late-in-life contentment it was Walt Disney. Did not his success validate the most basic of American dreams? Had he not built the better mouse and had the world not beaten a path to his door, just as that cherished myth promised? Did he not deploy his fame and fortune in exemplary fashion, playing the kindly, story-spinning, magicmaking uncle to the world? No entrepreneurial triumph of its day has ever been less resented or feared by the public.
翻訳よろしくお願いします。 The “war on terror” is endlessly peddled by the American political establishment as a crusade for freedom and liberty around the world. Yet, as the latest prison figures again demonstrate, far from representing freedom, justice and democracy, the United States is notorious for its propensity to jail its own population. The US incarcerates a far higher percentage of its population than any other country, with its prison population accounting for fully a quarter of the world’s prisoners. In 2006, newly released Census Bureau data indicate, the US incarcerated population stood at 2.1 million. According to separate figures put out by the Justice Department, by June 30, 2006, the prison population stood at well over 2.2 million.
No other country in the world comes close to these numbers. The far more populous China ranks second, with a prison population of approximately 1.5 million. The number of incarcerated persons in the US now exceeds the population of all but three cities in the country, and is equivalent to the combined populations of Seattle, Boston, Atlanta and Washington, D.C.
和訳お願いします。。 If these women stop working, even for several mothers, they may give up some of the advantages they have earned or risk losing certain career opportunities.
翻訳お願いします。 By the way, do you plan to only to NY? Another thing (I know I'm getting a bit excited), I hope I will have some holidays in March, otherwise it won't be really easy for me...stop talking about things that aren't sure
>>782 A cold wind was blowing. 冷たい風が吹き荒れていた Their food supply was low. 食料の供給がわずかだった。 At last they got to the top of a glacier which lay in their way. 遂に彼らは行く手を阻んでいた氷河の頂上にたどりついた
お願いします。 すみません。 Not surprisingly, working mothers are more likely to have their infants and toddlers in and out-of-home child care center than non-employed mothers.
>>780 すいません。。間違っていました。 If these women stop working, even for several months, they may give up some of the advantages they have earned or risk losing certain career opportunities.
お願いします。。度々すみません。 However, most three- to five-year-olds are in center-based or preschool programs regardless of whether their mother works outside the home.
Parents all want their children to have the best possible start in school , so they are likely to enroll their three and four- year olds in a program .
not being the kind of person who talks about what's troubling them, songwriting seems to have taken the place of psychotherapist/ significant other/ best friend in my life.... and i don't see anything wrong with that at all. a problem shared is a problem doubled as far as i'm concerned.
how many time you use hair moıdel? って聞かれたんだけど、どんな意味なんでしょう・・・ その後に、「前髪であなたの顔が隠れちゃうね」みたいなことを言ってたんですが・・ あと、そのときにin much mannerとかI think your collect hair?って言ってました。
Burma's generals have brought their brutal iron hand down on peaceful monks and protesters -- but in response, a massive global outcry is gathering pace. The roar of global public opinion is being heard in hundreds of protests outside Chinese and Burmese embassies, people round the world wearing the monks' color red, and on the internet-- where our petition has exploded to over 200,000 signers in just 72 hours.
People power can win this. Burma's powerful sponsor China can halt the crackdown, if it believes that its international reputation and the 2008 Olympics in Beijing depend on it. To convince the Chinese government and other key countries, Avaaz is launching a major global and Asian ad campaign on Wednesday, including full page ads in the Financial Times and other newspapers, that will deliver our message and the number of signers. We need 1 million voices to be the global roar that will get China's attention. If every one of us forwards this email to just 20 friends, we'll reach our target in the next 72 hours.
お願いします。 I fantasize to send hopes on a satellite. I'm going out for a light to see if any time is left. I stand still in a fog with a light out in a fog will kill you they say. I'm going out for a light to see if any time is left. I'm going. I'm going out for a light to see if any time is left. I'm left out or i stand out i'd say i am left out and so. I'm not talking. I'm not talking.
よろしくお願い致します。 home to medium-size and small businesses that have yet to bounce back from the long economic downturn,nearly29 percent of schoolchildren receive,based on household income,about$500 in annual aid provided By Osaka and the national government.
If a rising tide lifts all boats,then why are millions of japanese like Nehashi treading water?
In Osaka, home to medium-size and small businesses that have yet to bounce back from the long economic downturn, nearly 28 percent of schoolchildren receive, based on household income, about $500 in annual aid provided by Osaka and the national government. It is the nation's highest rate, followed by Tokyo, with 25 percent.
A foreign ministers meeting of the UN Security Council permanent members—the US, Britain, France, Russia and China—plus Germany broke up last Friday without agreeing to the Bush administration’s call for the immediate imposition of tough new sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear weapons programs. Russia and China, which both hold a veto in the Security Council, opposed the US demands.
A joint statement announced that a new UN resolution would be drawn up, but would not be tabled in the Security Council for two months, pending reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the EU’s foreign policy chief Javier Solana. French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner described the outcome as “a good compromise”, but there was no disguising the disagreements among the major powers, which could well preclude new UN sanctions.
US Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns told the media that the US interpreted the joint statement as a commitment by all signatories to back a third round of sanctions if there were no positive response from Iran. It sent “a very tough and strict message to Iran”. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov declared that the agreement did not automatically mean new sanctions in November. “The statement is very ambiguous,” Lavrov said. “What we discussed today is to concentrate everything to help negotiations to succeed.”
In an interview with the Sunday Times, Norman Podhoretz, a leading figure among so-called neo-conservatives, explained that he had pressed Bush in a private meeting earlier this year to take military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities. “You have an awesome responsibility to prevent another holocaust. You’re the only one with the guts to do so,” Podhoretz said he told the president. While Bush did not indicate agreement, Podhoretz noted, he listened intently and laughed when Podhoretz spoke derisively of UN sanctions.
Bolton, Podhoretz and the Wall Street Journal are undoubtedly giving voice to the opinions of those in the White House around Vice President Dick Cheney. As far as this faction is concerned, the failure of America’s rivals to agree to new UN sanctions is just one more argument for unilateral US action against Iran and the acceleration of already advanced preparations for a reckless new military adventure in the Middle East.
「アメリカ西部のとても乾燥した天候の原因になったのは月がどんな場合の時ですか?」という問いの答えの選択肢の一つにある下の文の和訳おねがいします。 When the moon's influence conbines with increases and decreases in particles from the sun.
I heard somewhere that the Japanese are really 'reserved' people so even if you do something outrageous while out in the streets, they will hardly glance at you
The notion of Walt Disney as a less than cheerful soul will ring disturbingly in the minds of older Americans taught by years of relentless publicity to think of Disney as "a quiet, pleasant man you might not look twice at on the street," to quote an old corporate promotional piece ―― a man whose modest mission was simply "to bring happiness to the millions." Going along with the gag, he implied that the task was easy for him because he always whistled while he worked: "I don’t have depressed moods. I'm happy, just very, very happy."
No concern,perhaps,was more basic than that of identity,whether collective or individual,ethnic,tribal,political,or whatever. Beginning at the humankind into two mutually exclusive and antithetical categories:Us and them,or,as they put it,Greeks and barbarians
A famous business man once, when complimented upon his remarkable grasp of detail and up-to-date methods,replied that nevertheless he was by no means a "well-informed"man; it was not what he knew that mattered,but what he could find out. So it is with all of us. If we can find out quickly and accurately, the whole realm of learning,science, discovery and history is at our command.
All who have come into touch with the general inquiring public by the lack of any systematic instruction in this vital matter.
翻訳お願いします。 I can't answer you right now because it's 17.45 here and I don't want to go home too late ^^ But I will only tell you that I did called you today, around 2.30 pm, before leaving for the university, I only wanted to say hi and see how you were, but unfortunately, you called me again during a class.... I'm so sorry!!!! I'll try to catch you during the week, when I don't have anything special to do!! I'll try to write the email on a paper like last week ^^ Even though I tend to forget to write what I prepare and is writing about an all other subject...I'm too talkative :) Well, good night, or good morning, but just to tell you that I did see your mail and that I will try to answer it as good and as soon as I can!!!
Certainly,their only hope of success was to go on and leave Evans. But they stayed by him. We didn't leave him till two hours after his death,wrote Scott.
天文に関する英文です。長文ですがよろしければお願いします。 Each of the motions described above were given relative to some structure.Our motion about our sun was described relative to our sun, while the motion of our local group of galaxies was described as toward the Great Attractor.The question arise: Is there some universal frame of reference relative to which we can define the motions of all thing? The answer may have been provided by the Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) satellite.In 1989, the COBE satellite was placed in orbit about the earth (again, the earth is the frame of reference!) to measure the long-diluted radiation echo of the birth of our universe.This radiation, which remains from the immensely hot and dense primordial fireball that was our early universe, is known as the cosmic microwave background radiation (CBR). The CBR presently pervades all of space.It is the equivalent of the entire universe “glowing with heat.”One of COBE’s discoveries was that the earth was moving with respect to this CBR with a well-defined speed and direction.Because the CBR permeates all space, we can finally answer the original question fully, using the CBR as the frame of reference.The earth is moving with respect to the CBR at a speed of 390 kilometers per second. We can also specify the direction relative to the CBR.It is more fun, though, to look up into the right sky and find the constellation known as Leo (the Lion). The earth is moving toward Leo at the dizzying speed of 390 kilometers per second.It is fortunate that we won’t hit anything out there during any of our lifetimes!
Let us make the most and the best of each day's opportunity for pure and noble enjoyment. Let not our sorrow for some vanished good, nor our expectation of some promised or expected good, meke us insensible to, or ungrateful for, the good which is now and here.
Intelligence may be classified as belonging to two kinds, according to the nature of its objects. There is the intelligence which consists in awareness of, and ability to deal with, things and evens in the external world; and there is the intelligence which consists in awareness of, and ability to deal with, the phenomena of the inner world. In other words, there is intelligence in relation to the not-self and there is intelligence in relation to the self. The completely intelligent person is intelligent both in regard to himself and to the outer world. But completely intelligent people are unhappily rare.
First of all my expectations weren´t that high. I knew that everyone of us is like: ZOMG JAPAN THE GREATEST COUNTRY EVER! I was ready to be disappointed, because I feared it wouldn´t be what I´ve expected. Of course it wouldn´t be like the Japan we all get to know from anime/manga, drama/movies etc.
Japan falls short of sanctions against Myanmar, despite journalist's death
Japan dispatched a top diplomat to Myanmar on Sunday to protest the killing of a Japanese journalist there during the protests last week, but it resisted calls to retaliate by cutting off aid to the impoverished, military-ruled nation.
The shooting death Thursday of Kenji Nagai, a 50-year-old video journalist, shocked many in Japan, particularly since the emergence of hazy video footage that appears to show a soldier gunning him down at close range.
Nagai was the first foreigner known to have been killed in the crackdown on anti-government demonstrations in Myanmar.
His killing brought angry calls by politicians and others here for Japan, which is Myanmar's largest foreign aid donor, to suspend its assistance, about $25 million last year. The death and the demonstrations in Myanmar have emerged as the first serious overseas tests faced by Japan's new prime minister, Yasuo Fukuda, a dovish moderate who took office last week.
On Friday, Fukuda condemned the killing but said Japan would refrain for now from putting more pressure on Myanmar. Japan was slow to criticize the junta's use of force against the demonstrations, and has not joined President George W. Bush's call for more sanctions to be imposed on the regime.
"We won't immediately impose sanctions and should rather think about how this situation can be resolved," Fukuda said Saturday. "We need to wait and see."
On Sunday, Fukuda sent a deputy foreign minister, Mitoji Yabunaka, to Yangon to protest Nagai's killing. Before his departure, Yabunaka said he would press Myanmar to ensure the safety of other Japanese while trying to find a peaceful way to end the violence.
The cautious stance of Fukuda and other Japanese officials was in line with Tokyo's past response to kidnappings and killings of its nationals, in which the government lodged verbal protests but shied away from tougher action. In fact, when Japanese in recent years were abducted and in at least one case killed in Iraq, public anger was directed at the victims or their families, with demands that they apologize for embarrassing the nation. 和訳お願いします。
So far, Nagai's family has been spared such public anger. The public has reacted more with grief than with outrage at him or the Myanmar government.
Nagai was a freelance journalist who was working for APF News, a small, Tokyo-based photo and video news agency.
You ain't a Reggae arist and I aint hatin' on you Stop lyin, Mrs. Cleo is more Jamaican than you I'm nice with it when I'm freein' Who you think you bein'? My pants are new, my sweater is new don't be mad at chinese kid dressed better than you Man im freestylin' now its a rap, matter fact you should ask clef how to make your flow tighter better yet, pay him 20 g's to be your ghost-rider I'm nice when I'm freein' You ain't beatin me matter fact i'll be a buffet and you ain't eatin me and don't make me start rappin in chinese on the microphone "lei faan ook kay lah" that means take your sorry butt home!
"What surprised me was the confidence and assertiveness of one of our kids,and the wherewithal to provide evidence,"the superintendent recalls.Also important to Breitweiser was that Forbes's work,like all of the students'photos,was an opportunity for discussion,essential in Sound Shadows to help the students "see"their photographs after they had taken them.With autofocus cameras,the students used sound as an informant,and touch as a way to compose their images.But to envision the photographs -- to assess them and learn from them -- required the teachers and students to discuss the prints.The teachers would faithfully report what they saw in each picture,and the students merged those descriptions with what they had perceived or imagined while in the field.One student,John Vieregge,then nineteen,took what he believed was a photograph of a shrimp boat(he had heard it),but the vessel was so far in the distance that his teachers thought it was a serendipitous image of seagulls caught in fligh The teacher praised the image,as recounted in Seeing Beyond Sight,saying,"Oh, I love this picture of these birds." "What do you see in the background?" Vieregge responded.When the teacher mentioned only the surf,Vieregge pointed out,"I believe there was a shrimp boat out there."Recalling the exchange,Deifell wrote,"If it weren't for the teachers,John would not have 'seen' the seagulls,and if it weren't for John pointing out the shrimp boat,we,as teachers,would not have 'seen' the shrimp boat."
Critiquing of photographs was of course collaborative, but finding a shot and setting it up was often an independent project."A lot of the students had been insulated--in classrooms ,in dorms,"explains Dan Partridge, a Governor Morehead teacher during Sound Shadows and now a research associate for Duke University's Jazz Loft Project."They weren't really called on to interact with the outside world or the visual world, and that's such an important part of communication.Photography was a vehicle for the students.We weren't looking for the best photographs;we were allowing them to do everything on their own. The goal was to feel like they could communicate with anybody on any level."For Merlett Lowery,a student frightened by the noises the school's maintenance crew made when they worked,this goal meant confronting the source of her unease.Lowery,thirteen at the time,made a phone call,set up an appointment to meet the groundskeepers,and made a plan to record them on film.She executed the assignment so well that she decided to make her own book of the images.In capturing the leaf blowers and lawn mowers on the page,Lowery quieted her fears.With autofocus cameras,the students used sounds as an informant, and touch as a way to compose their images."It was great when they were able to understand their life and express it," Partridge says. "People can walk into photography and take a great picture,but it takes a long time to learn how to interact with one's world and form existential questions
Although Chaucer's English is substantially the language we speak, and there are whole pages of Chaucer that a person of ordinary education can read with little difficulty, such a reader will perceive at once great differences between the English of the 14th century and that of our own day; and should he not read, but have read to him, Chaucer's poems, with their correct and contemporary pronunciation, the difference would seem still more startling.
@They have explored the ways in which the chorale accompaniments in it function as an internalized commentary.
ANo single critical interpretation, of course, can satisfactorily explain either the function that he assigned to historicism or the stylistic processes involved.
In show business there is a well-known saying,“The show must go on.” No matter what discomforts,disasters,or tragedies a performer or a company may experience,it is a tradition that the audience is not to be disappointed. The curtain must go up as nearly as possible at the scheduled time.
To be sure, there's considerable political risk in partnering with a charter member of the "axis of evil." Consider the case of British American Tobacco. In 2001, the cigarette giant entered into a joint venture with a state-owned North Korean conglomerate to operate a factory in the North. But BAT pulled out of the arrangement after a British newspaper revealed details of the deal. Other companies have been scared off by the U.S. trade embargo. "There's already a reasonable amount of investment," says Devonshire-Ellis, who helped the North Korean government rewrite its foreign-investment regulations. "But companies try to keep it very, very quiet. I know one high-end Japanese brand is having clothing finished in North Korea. Another European men's fashion house is getting shirts finished there. The truth is, business executives in New York and Washington are walking around wearing expensive shirts made in North Korea."
A few years ago, Chris Devonshire-Ellis, a Beijing-based business and tax consultant, was in the bar at Pyongyang's Koryo Hotel when he ran into another foreigner. "The guy's name was Vlad," Devonshire-Ellis says. "He'd come from Moscow on a train to sell tractors to the North Koreans. He had all these guys around him. Turns out, they were his team of bodyguards. The North Koreans paid him in cash — 1 million in U.S. dollars — and that's why he needed the bodyguards. He was comfortable doing business with the North Koreans. He said they always paid. But I must say, the guards with machine guns may be a bit much for the average Western businessman."
Such is the parlous state of commerce in the world's last Stalinist holdout. In recent months, North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Il, has agreed to a rare meeting with South Korea's President and allowed international inspectors to examine the country's nuclear facilities, raising faint hopes that diplomatic progress in the effort to get Kim to abandon nuclear weapons, along with an easing of the country's self-imposed isolation, might ultimately lead to economic reforms. And for foreign investors lured by what Devonshire-Ellis calls the "barren romance" of the place, North Korea holds obvious, if modest, attractions: a highly literate workforce with average daily wages that are about half what Chinese earn; abundant mineral resources, including coal, iron ore and gold; a cash-on-the-barrel economy; and virtually no competition. It's not hard to gain a first-mover advantage, after all, if everyone else is standing still.
A few other pioneers are already there. Orascom, an Egyptian conglomerate, recently signed a $115 million deal to buy a stake in a North Korean cement company. And later this month, a British firm will begin offering subscriptions for the first-ever D.P.R.K.-focused investment fund. Colin McAskill, the fund's director, says it will concentrate on pumping capital into the mining industry. "You have to think off the wall in North Korea, because nothing conventional has ever worked there," he says.
Deals in the North do have a marked tendency to go south. For example, a Thai telecom's plan to develop a mobile-phone network faltered after Kim's regime banned cell phones in 2004. South Korea's Unification Ministry has estimated that 1,000 South Korean ventures in the North have gone bust. Kelvin Chia, a Singapore-based lawyer who has worked with North Korean joint ventures since 2004, says many investors were spooked by the country's October 2006 nuclear test and its international fallout. "One of my clients was looking at going ahead with a substantial investment in a mineral-processing project, " Chia says. "Before he went in, he had an indication from financiers it was doable. But then the nuclear issue blew up, and it became impossible."
These are some of my fellow teachers at Avalon School Imae.There are seven branches of my school. Krista is in the middle, she is a Kanuk, and it was her last day on Friday. It's too bad b/c she is really a cool girl. ut myself and another woman were hired to replace the only other two women foreign teachers. That is not a coincidence.There are 4 male foreign teachers and two female foreign teachers. The Korean t eachers are mainly women. I hear they just take that job as they wait to get married. Two of the Korean women teachers were wearing playboy t-shirts on Friday while teaching. I asked them if they knew the significance of the shirts. They said yes.After they left the room I heard them laughing outside and speaking in Korean. I know that wouldn't fly in the American teaching system. But I guess it is just fashion here.
A small number of special education teachers work with students with mental retardation or autism, primarily teaching them life skills and basic literacy. However, the majority of special education teachers work with children with mild to moderate disabilities, using the general education curriculum, or modifying it, to meet the children's individual needs. お願いします。すみません。
Bush to veto expansion of children’s health coverage
President Bush was expected to veto legislation expanding the State Children’s Health Insurance Program this week, after announcing his intention in his weekly national radio address September 29. The bill, passed by the House and Senate last week, would extend the SCHIP program for five years and increase spending from the previous level of $5 billion a year to $7 billion, enough to increase the number of children covered from 6.6 million to 10 million.
The veto is an expression of the greed and callousness of the American ruling elite. Bush has made tax cuts for the wealthy the centerpiece of his domestic policy, pumping more than $2 trillion into the pockets of those already fabulously rich. Yet he has rejected as too expensive a modest reform measure that would significantly reduce the number of children living without health insurance in the richest country in the world.
The bill passed the Senate by a 67-29 majority, more than the two thirds required to overturn a presidential veto. In the House of Representatives, however, the margin was only 265-159, with eight Democrats joining 151 Republicans. At least 25 congressmen would have to switch their votes to overturn the Bush veto.
The White House singled out a provision in the bill that would allow a family of four in New York state making up to $82,600 to qualify for state-paid health insurance, as though that was an outrageous extravagance. Congressional Republicans denounced this as “middle-class welfare,” although given the high cost of living in the state, and particularly in New York City, $82,600 a year for a family of four is little more than a subsistence living.
This example was in any case a red herring, since New York is the only state that has proposed to provide health insurance through SCHIP to families with incomes up to 400 percent of the official poverty line. New Jersey has sought to provide SCHIP for families up to 350 percent of the poverty line, and all other states have set the upper limit at 200 to 300 percent (the federal level is 200 percent).
The White House has repeatedly warned of the “crowding-out” of private insurance as parents, particularly those in middle-income brackets who become eligible for SCHIP, choose a government-funded plan rather than paying for private insurance on their own or through their employer.
The concern is that millions of people, given the choice, will prefer a publicly funded plan over one tied to the vagaries of the market. The hysterical, anti-socialist red-baiting reflects a well-founded fears that any shift away from market-driven health-care policies could open the door to popular demands for measures far more radical than anything envisioned by the Democratic Party.
The pianist who performs the work of a master will have played best if he has made the audience forget the master, and if it has seemed that he were telling a tale from his own life, or experiencing something at that very moment.
Most special education teachers instruct students at the elementary , middle , and secondary school level , although some teachers work with infants and toddlers . お願いします。。
And look to see if the word is repeated later in the text; the more often it is used, the easier it is to understand. Unless your English is very good, you probably do not know the words “dipstick”or “stoat.”
The Democratic Congress gives Bush hundreds of billions for the war for oil in Iraq, which will soon consume $1 trillion in addition to the lives of thousands of American troops and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis. The full brunt of this tragic waste of blood and treasure is born by the working class.
A political movement, independent of both corporate-controlled parties, must be built by the working class based on a fundamentally different social principle: Economic life must be organized not to serve corporate profit and private wealth, but rather the needs of working people and society as a whole.
The vast industries upon which modern society depends can no longer be the private domain of corporate executives and Wall Street speculators. The auto industry must be transformed into a public enterprise, democratically controlled by working people.
This is the policy advanced by the Socialist Equality Party and the World Socialist Web Site. We urge auto workers and other workers to contact the WSWS to discuss this program and the building of a new leadership of the working class.
I must confess that back then, I didn't want to have anything to do with them. They were, as far as I was concerned, a drunken, dirty lot with ramshackle houses and rundown cars. I did worse than look down on them:I didn't give them a second thought. To be friends would have been out of the question. Only much later did I see that I was just continuing what generation after generation of whites had been doing:ignoring the Indians out of existence.
His daughter grew up peacefully and prosperously. Doctor Sloper would have liked to be proud of his daughter ; but there was nothing to be proud of in poor Catherine. There was nothing, of course, to be ashamed of ; but this was not enough for the Doctor, who was a proud man, and would have enjoyed being able to think of his daughter as an unusual girl. There would have been a fitness in her being pretty and graceful, intelligent and distinguished ―― for her mother had been the most charming woman of her little day ―― and as regards her father, of course he knew his own value. He had moments of irritation at having produced a commonplace child, and he even went so far at times as to take a certain satisfaction in the thought that his wife had not lived to find her to be such a daughter. He was naturally slow in making this discovery himself, and it was not till Catherine had become a young lady grown that he regarded the matter as settled.
Some argue that if prayer programs are voluntary, nobody should object. However, obviously, if most children participate in prayer exercises, that is bound to make those who don't participate feel awkward. It isn't easy for children to be different from their peers. Also, voluntary prayer programs, if allowed, could lead to participants teasing or bullying those who don't participate (or vice verse). Proponents of prayer in public school often assert that most parents of school age children approve of children praying in school, and that by outlawing the practice, the religious freedom of the majority of Americans is abridged. However, that argument is not very convincing. Parents of public school students who want their children to pray are free to have them pray as much as they wish and in the way they wish outside of school hours. But, as the Supreme Court has decided on several occasions, when it comes to public schools, in the interest of maintaining the separation of church and state, prayer should be kept out.
They have explored the ways in which the chorale accompaniments in it function as an internalized commentary.
No single critical interpretation, of course, can satisfactorily explain either the function that he assigned to historicism or the stylistic processes involved.
This article is posted in pdf format. We urge WSWS readers and auto workers to download and distribute it as widely as possible.
In addition to drastic wage cuts and attacks on long-standing gains such as employer-paid retiree health-care benefits, the agreement signed by the United Auto Workers union to end last week’s walkout by 73,000 General Motors workers allows the auto giant to shut at least three plants and slash thousands of additional jobs over the course of the four-year deal.
In other words, the UAW is going into business with the VEBA, which will guarantee millions in profits to big investors, consultants and top union officials, like Gettelfinger. The price for this will be paid in lost jobs, wage cuts and the destruction of pensions and health-care benefits for current, retired and future auto workers.
GM workers should reject this historic betrayal and organize rank-and-file committees to take the contract fight out of the hands of the UAW. New organizations of struggle must be built. What is needed above all is a political movement of the working class, independent of the two parties of big business, to reorganize economic life to meet the needs of working people, not the wealthy elite.
Special education teachers design and teach appropriate curricula , assign work geared toward each student's needs and abilities , and grade papers and homework assignments .
They are involved in the student's behavioral , social , and academic development , helping the students develop emotionally , feel comfortable in social situations , and be aware of socially acceptable behavior . よろしくお願いします。すみません。
>>895 The pianist who performs the work of a master will have played best if he has made the audience forget the master, and if it has seemed that he were telling a tale from his own life, or experiencing something at that very moment. ピアニストが名人の作品を最高に演奏したと言えるのは、彼が観客に名人 を忘れさせ、彼自身の人生から物語をし、まさにその瞬間に何かを経験 したように見えるときである。
>>923 Special education teachers design and teach appropriate curricula , assign work geared toward each student's needs and abilities , and grade papers and homework assignments . 特殊教育の教師は、適切なカリキュラムを設定し、それぞれの 生徒に必要と能力に合わせた宿題を与え、答案と宿題を採点する。 They are involved in the student's behavioral , social , and academic development , helping the students develop emotionally , feel comfortable in social situations , and be aware of socially acceptable behavior . 彼らは学生の行動的、社会的、学問的発達に係わり、学生が社会環境 に感情的に発達し、社会的に受け入れられるような行動に気づくよう 助ける。
Most special education teachers instruct students at the elementary , middle , and secondary school level , although some teachers work with infants and toddlers .
この文章の和訳よろしくお願いします。 She remembered the day she had shopped for the sari. It had been a week before her wedding. The entire family had gone to the silk bazaar and spent the day looking for the perfect one. They had at last found it in the only hand-spun sari shop in the market. The marchant had explained that the weaver who had knitted the gods into its border had died soon after, taking his craft with him. This was his last sari, his parting gift to some lucky bride.
>>897 And look to see if the word is repeated later in the text; the more often it is used, the easier it is to understand. Unless your English is very good, you probably do not know the words “dipstick”or “stoat.” その単語が文章のあとの方で繰り返し使われていないか見てください。 使われていればいるほど、文章の理解は容易になります。 あなたが英語にとても詳しくない限り、 dipstickとかstoatという単語は知らないでしょう。
「」の部分をお願いします。 I believe in aristocracy, though - if that is the right word, and if a democrat may use it. Not an aristocracy of power, based upon rank and influence, but an aristocracy of the sensitive, the considerate and the plucky. Its members are to be found in all nations and classes, and all through the ages, and there is a secret understanding between them when they meet. 「They represent the true human tradition, the one permanent victory of our queer race over cruelty and chaos.」 Thousands of them perish in obscurity, a few are great names. They are sensitive for others as well as for themselves, they are considerate without being fussy, their pluck is not swankiness but the power to endure, and they can take a joke.
An abundant aromatic polymer found as a major component of lignocellulose.
It is formed by the polymerization of monomers such as p-hydroxycinnamyl alcohols,in which formation of a number of different bonds gives an irregular structure. These bonds are difficult to hydrolyze;thus lignin is highly resistant to microbial attack.
Because of this resistance,lignin prevents access of microorganisms to the cellulose and hemicellulose components of lignocellulose.
Straw,for example,is not extensively used as animal feed because very little of the cellulose polymer is accessible to the gut flora of ruminants.
The development of efficient delignification processes,both to increase availability of the plant biomass for microbial degradation and to degrade lignin to usable aromatic compounds,is therefore receving considerable effort.
Methods for lignin breakdown will often new routes to many important aromatic intermediates central to the chemical industry.
・We were only too glad to see the end of winter. ・This story was not only popular in Japan but also abroad. ・The patient's doctor strongly urges that he should have an operation on his back as soon as his health improves. の三つをお願いします。二つ目はnot only〜but also構文なのかどうか分かりません。
どなたか、この和訳よろしくお願いします。 En route to NewYork on the jumbo. Shekar had discreetly opened up the conversation about what she'd wear once they were in America. At the mention of skirts she had flared up so difiantly he had to leave the seat. For Prapulla, it was not convinience but convention that made the difference. She had always prized sari with its blue, hand-spun silk and its silver border on which images of the gods had been embroidered.
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