Who could know that sound was going to resound the whole world? That was the city of all times. A city that everyone dreaming about it. And one day... A power with a great confidence. 250000 soldiers was getting close to the city by the land and sea. End was close. Hundreds of soldiers were carrying the first howitzer of the world. And history changed. His name is Sultan Mehmet and he was 21 years old. And he had a dream. Ehousands of soldiers pushed warship to the hills on greasy trunks. And the day has come. People who lived this war saw an age finishing and a new age starting. Arrows with 240km speed found peoples bodies. That was a war continued 53days and night. Eo become the witness of history.
ANCHOR SLAPPED PARTICIPANT AFTER THAT PARTICIPANT ALSO SLAP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJLTi0L3mPM この喧嘩の発端を知りたいのですが、女が男をぶつ前の会話を教えてください。 特に、男の発言がよく聞き取れません。 男が女をぶち返した後は、"How can you slap?"と抗議していますね。
>>33 1:35〜の方。あんまり自信ない。 "Dr. Stern." "Dr. Stern, it's Dr. ????. We met at a conference last week, a newly licensed one. I was wondering if you might give me some insights on how you handle your own doctor-patient relationships." "Yes, but I am very busy." "Oh, of course. I just thought I could draw on your expertise." "All in due time. Good day."
4:30〜4:52 "You're damn right it's difficult for me. So last night I'm about to make love to this fine woman. And then she goes and blows out damn candle. I'm telling you, doc. It's pitch black." "Was your fear of the dark any less acute this time?" "I damn near crapped my pants, man."
I'm taking to the best place for Mojitos. Where is that? Bodeguita del Medio. In the keys? Havana. Havana? Cubans don't like my business. And I left my passport. It's OK. The government [is my contestant ???]. Grab the wheel. You do business in Cuba with your husband? I never do business in Cuba... and Jesus is not my husband. I'm a businesswoman. I do not need a husband to have a hosted event.
I'm Angus Cundey. I’m a director of Henry Poole and Company.
Henry Poole and Company were established in 1896. So we were by far the first tailor to be in Savile Row because, to my knowledge, no tailor came to the Row until the turn of the century, 1900. And it seems amazing to me and I'm very obviously proud of the fact that Savile Row entirely revolves around Henry Poole. And its fame, as I will show you shortly with all the role warrants we have; they were...most of them were given to us in 1860 up to 1995. So, that whole appears Poole dominated the best part of the industry not only in England but probably in the world.
That warrant there is [for] The Emperor Napoleon III. And that's the first warrant we were given. This was given to us in 1863 by The Prince of Wales.
In my grandfather's day[s], when the firm really did prosper, (and) we employed 300 sewing tailors and 14 cutters.
This is The King Boris of Bulgaria, who, in 1936, came to London for a state visit, and found that he had forgotten to pack his tailcoat, and he was expected the following night to attend a banquet at The Buckingham Palace. So he came to Henry Poole, and --we couldn't do it today-- we made him a tailcoat in one day. And he wore it that evening, and subsequently, for doing that favor, he gave us this 90 percent warrant.
The three here are for the Czars of Russia, Aleksandr I and Aleksandr II. Louis ????? ...and here we made a frock coat for him, yes, for 6 pounds 6 shillings.
Westminster City Council are very supportive to keep some manufacturing in London. It's a big movement...applauded. People appreciate that we are not old pin pushers working in ????????????????????.
We are staying out and doing takes out till November...you know, in Australia and New Zealand, the tour is ending in November. Then, after that, we're gonna take a little bit of "chill time" becauseit's been a couple of years in a row. And after that, things are just going back in to continue another record. There is no tick of plans to do anything else. I think we will feel we'd be a kind of jamming a little bit in a studio and a rehearsal place and a tuning room. I think it will be pretty exciting to get back to just work on the material again.
One of the major misconceptions at the book, his idea is hips turn or spin tostart the down swing. A kind of eliminating the lateral move. Late on the book he talks about it。 .It have to be a enough lateral motion to get over to left leg.
In reality by the time hogan got impact,he had a very big lateral motion, a big lateral move into impact,and from here he turned back at the way.
So,to have to be enough lateral of motions get over to left leg, Hogan said with 90% of weight into his left leg with impact.
So,lot of stuff to look at ,lot of ideas to think about and the best way to learn, it is to watch that footage because it's really priceless.
One of the major misconceptions OUT OF the book IS THE idea THAT THE hips turn or spin to start the down swing; kind of eliminating the lateral move. LATER IN the book, he talks about it THAT it HAS to be enough lateral motion to get over to YOUR left leg. In reality, by the time hogan got TO impact, he had a very big lateral motion; a big lateral move into impact, and from here he RETURNED back OUT OF the way. So, THERE HAS to be enough lateral of MOTION TO get YOU over to YOUR left leg. Hogan said THERE WAS 90% of HIS weight ENDURED (BY) his left leg with impact. So, LOTS of stuff to look at, LOTS of ideas to think about, and the best way to learn is to watch that footage because it's really priceless.
Blythe: And, uh, he's a master. Victim: (inaudible) Blyte: You are a master, right? And... Victim: I do... (unclear) Blythe: You're what? Victim: Shin-Too-Kan priest. Blythe: Shin-Doo-Kan priest? Victim: Shin-Too. Shin-Too. Blythe: Shin-Too-Kan priest. He's a priest. The man is a priest. And, uh, he is here to teach you spiritual movements. OK? Trying to get your body and your mind together. Right, John? You're willing to know that, right? John: Yes, sir. Blythe: OK. And, uh, like I said, this gentleman is a master. Uh, he has no master. He's... Victim: My master is Jesus Christ. Blythe: His master is Jesus Christ. Uh, and, uh, he got promoted by Jesus Christ, right? Victim: Well... Blythe: ...to a tenth degree red belt. Victim: It's... (unclear) ...tiger....as Jesus Christ. Blythe: Uh-huh. Victim: The tiger is the extreme. Blythe: OK. Victim: It's the symbol of Jesus Christ. Blythe: OK. Victim: Here is the tiger. 続く
Blythe: All right. It was... we're all in here for knowledge, aren't we? We're all in here for knowledge, aren't we, gentlemen? Thank you very much. I got an e-message... Man: He's scared. You're gonna say what your sensei's talking to y'all. Blythe: Yeah. Uh, this guy, uh, like I say, is a priest. He's a tenth degree red belt. And, who did you say promoted you to tenth degree red belt? Victim: Jesus... Blythe: Je...Jesus did. OK...uh...OK. And I know every one of us would like to be taught by someone that had been taught by Jesus. Correct, John? John: Yes, sir. Blythe: Absolutely. Because I guarantee you that's got to be some movements to behold. Right? Victim: Well, I won't... (unclear) ...that nature, but I think I can... (unclear). Blythe: OK. Demonstrate on him. Victim: Well, I won't demonstrate on him. I will demonstrate around him. Blythe: Go ahead demonstrate around. Victim: You can just stand. Do not make any movements or swearing. I will not touch you. You can just..., well, actually I... I think it would be best, maybe, perhaps if I just perform what is known in... (unclear) ..., Kata. Blythe: We're all interested in that, aren't we, gentlemen? Students: Yes, sir. Blythe: Good. See, everybody... Victim: Do yo feel threatened? Threatned? Not. I just wish to teach you. I don't wish to hurt you. Dennis: Teach me. Victim: OK. What you must do is to... just basically focus on you hands -- your two hands and two feed. Stand straight. Just listen.
Staggeringly good.Yuna Who? She's ovbiously sick of the sight of competeing against Kim Yuna, and losing.Cause thats what happened time after time over the last couple of years, because she was destined to be a multiple world champion,Mao, and indeed won in 2008. Since then, she's had to play second fiddle , but she's put the gauntlet down here, this is not a foregone conclusion now.That was wonder.It really was absolutely amazing, (yeah?Yup??). The thing that I'm trying so hard to swallow with this system is, you know, that g... we are not gonna see any more triple axel this afternoon, and triple axel is SUCH a difficult jump. But the tally of that combination, 9.5, is less than somebody doing triple lutz-triple toe, and thats wrong, yeah, it's completely wrong, and I'm not... That needs to be addressed, I hope they do, becase you know, theres no point in taking that risk, but I'm glad she did, because it was great to see, and well done, everything else just top draw stuff, wasn't it, so much elevation on everything,
>>85の続き and she look so cool and collected(to??) . So here it is, let's make sure it was rotated before we go bananas here, sure it was , yeah, clean as a whistle.(gotta give it that????), beautiful.Three and a half turns... yeah(yup?).Double tow. Fantastic. Little bit stiff on the landing of that,(coka???)flip was as good as any we're gonna see there's no doubt about that one, really, she(?????)to(?????) outside edge and roll back on inside so no problem on the edge there, I(??????).. anything on that, spins were great, footwork beautiful, presentation, transitions... it was all there. (I'm???)surprised, it's only 68 to be honest. Only 6 points points more than Costner.That is ridiculous. (?????)problem there.They spotted someting that we haven't.Cause that doesn't look as good as I expected.(??????)downgraded something, but it looked enough to me,(I'd given ??the axel?????), maybe they haven't.
>>88 一箇所聞き取れない・・ 誰か聞き取れませんか とりあえず聞き取ったもの it hit just over 574kms per hour on a stretch of track between Paris and the eastern cities of Strasbourg. the existing TGV record set in 1990 was 515 kms per hour. but the train still stands 7 kms shy of the absolute train speed record set by set by a Japanese magnetic levitation train 4 years ago. Engineers credit the two supercharge locomotives and extra large wheels for the greater speed of the so called v150. Manufacturer ALSTOM hopes that <???(31秒頃)>will boost sales abroad where it's competeing with the Japanese Shinkansen, and German Intercity-Express high speed trains. Outside France, only South Korea has so far bought th TGVs.Operating since 1981, the French trains daily reach speeds of 320kms per hour. The latest line, opening in July, will cut the travel time from Paris to Strasbourg by almost two hours.
>>96 とりあえず0:38くらいまで聴き取ってみた。最後の方は大分怪しい。間違ってても大目に見てくれ Hi guys. This is Becky here and I am going to talk to you about things which I am updating you on. OK, first of all, I've got a Niconico live at 8 pm on 24th of April which is today. So if you go to the link which will be over there in side bar and also here. And then I will please, well no. I will be live. There will probably be a que because there was for something else which I didn't bring Niconico the other day. So if you get the area that would probably be better but I wouldn't really know some. See you then.
>>112意味が不明瞭なところを補完しつつ意図は汲んでると思いますよ 俺自身こんな喋れるか怪しいって前提だけど、 it's very difficult even though we did the same thing この文脈ではdid がhave been doingを意図して使われてる気もするが、訳者はこのdidから、even though がeven if の 仮定法を意図したものと解釈した感じですね our sales are automatically declining. これもこの文章だけだと意味が不明では?文脈から推測して訳出してあるのでは。 at least globalization especially for in Asia ここ文頭のat leastはglobalizationが最低限の条件、という気分がでたものだろうか? globalizationと言った後でアジア市場のこと思いついちゃって、その後ご愛嬌って感じ の英語になってるがちゃんと意図を汲んでくれてると思います
>>114 Ladies and gentreman, introducing bs 2000 from the north to the south to the east and the west bringing you the best of the bs. nobody beats bs 2000
I don't think this is necessarily a case in which you have 99 skate boards and the goverment (says) "Oh, you have a hundred skate boards" and the government is taking 99 of them. It's like you have more skate boards than there are days in a year or you have more skate boards than you are going to be able to use in your entire life time, and the government is taking part of those.
>>129 days in a yearか!なるほどスバラシイ 非常に助かりました 教えていただけなければ永遠に聞き取れなかったと思う。 先生の話はゆっくりなので躓いてもリプレイすればほぼわかりますが学生さんの発言はお手上げな部分が非常に沢山あります。 リスニング上達の良い方法とかあったら、もしよければ教えてください
ちなみに日本語版は「あなたは100個もスケートボードを持ってるのだから政府が99個とりあげても問題ないと思います」に なってしまってました。 学生の発言は分からないところが多いのですが、近いところで同じ動画の↓の部分もよろしければ教えていただけないでしょうか my name is Joe. And I collect skateboards. <00:19:13> 100 skateboards. I live in a society of a hundred people.
What makes a song a classic. Is it a track that never dates. Is it a melody that you < > in your head. Or is it an unforgettable lyric. I don't think there is a formula. It could be from an inspired idea, or could just be from < > worst mistakes.
>>132 My name is Joe, and I collect skate boards. I have sense, (and I) bought a hundred skate boards. I live in a society of a hundred people. に聞こえますね。
What makes a song a classic? Is it a track that never dies, is it a melody that used to ring in your head, or is it an unforgettable lyric? I don't think there is a formula. It could be from an inspired idea, or could just be from one of your worst mistakes. You probably wonder whether anybody is ever going to want to listen to this song, or whether you're even going to want it on your album. But one thing is for sure --- you know you have a classic. When you get a counter-reception, this song alway gets it.
>>147 how match is your weight ? とか how heavy ? とか how many is your weight ? とか いろいろ聞いても返事が返って来ないのは やっぱり自分の体重を教えたくないからなんでしょうかねえ? 外国人てそれ程自分の体重を教えたがらないものなんでしょうか?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOotE9_OGGs 36分30秒から whereas what we hear from <??> critics of patriotism <???here is the ????> worry that to take patriotic obligation in a communalal way, seriously, involves a kind of loyalty that doesn't let us just pick and choose among the beliefs or actions or practices of our countly. What more.. What's left of loyalty if all we are talking about, <エージェイ and ラフール??>,if all we are talking about, is loyalty to priciples of<or??> justice that may happen to be embodied in our community, or <not,as the case may be, if not then we can reject its coarce>. <>内が良く聞き取れません 特に最後の行は、「共同体に根ざした正義の論理、あるいは、 そこまで行かなくても、その縛りを拒絶できるような正義の論理」(だとここでは忠誠心の 意味が薄れちゃって議論にならんなぁ)みたいな事でしょうか?こうやって言い直しながら しゃべられるとリアルタイムについて行けなくなるのですが、ついて行くコツってありますかね
whereas what we hear from... (or what) I can (hear from) critics of patriotism here is the worry that to take patriotic obligation in a communal way seriously involves a kind of loyalty that doesn't let us just pick and choose among the beliefs or actions or practices of our country. What more..., what's left of loyalty if all we're talking about, A.J. and Rahul, if what we're talking about is loyalty to priciples or justice that may happen to be embodied in our community or not, as the case may be, and, if not, then we can reject its course.
Fusion is a definite (?makes) between jazz improvisation styles and rock drumming, and really has a rock drumset next to (?of the) kick and snare drum (?being) the foundation what's going on. But because it's a busier style playing, ??? where more notes involved, ??? wanna keep the hihat light, and the ghost notes ??? playing on the snare drum extremely light, or organize sound too busy and too ??? ???. It gotta l??? sp??? someone else to play something in the band. So keep that in mind you come up t??? t???? dynamics in fusion playing. Here's a more rock-influenced variation of a fusion groove.
Here's (?what I can) s??? s??? fusion groove. ?? a lot of notes happening but the real key to ??? stay is keeping ??? t?? ???? ???? ??? ??? sound too busy. Make it groove. ???? ??? ???. Variation No.3.
Fusion is a definite mix between jazz improvisational styles and rock drumming, It really has a rock drumset mix to it with a kick and snare drum being the foundation on what's going on. But because it's a busier style of playing, there's way more notes involved, (We?) wanna keep the hihat light, and the ghost notes (we are?) playing on the snare drum extremely light, or organize sound too busy and too bombastic. It gotta leave some sppace for someone else to play something in the band. So keep that in mind when you are coming up with your internal dynamics in fusion playing.
1分12秒 Here's a more rock-influenced variation of a fusion groove.
1分28秒 Here's what I consider a standard fusion groove. With a lot of notes happening but the real key to (this thing?) is keeping your internal dynamics togather so you don't sound too busy. Make it groove. Have fun with it. Variation No.3.
Fusion is a definite mix between jazz improvisational styles and rock drumming, It really has a rock drumset mix to it with a kick and snare drum being the foundation on what's going on. But because it's a busier style of playing, there's way more notes involved, (We?) wanna keep the hihat light, and the ghost notes (we are?) playing on the snare drum extremely light, or we're gonna sound too busy and too bombastic. It gotta leave some sppace for someone else to play something in the band. So keep that in mind when you are coming up with your internal dynamics in fusion playing.
1分12秒 Here's a more rock-influenced variation of a fusion groove.
1分28秒 Here's what I consider a standard fusion groove. With a lot of notes happening but the real key to (this thing?) is keeping your internal dynamics togather so you don't sound too busy. Make it groove. Have fun with it. Variation No.3. 一部訂正、すまそ
When I asked them for a loan, a small loan. . . . .they told me that I was not "economically viable. " Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. How'd your loan work out? Did they give you a loan? He must be economically viable! There's a man with a smiling face. He looks like a happy customer. That's what an economically viable person looks like!
つーか他のところが聞き取れてれば、こんなん聞き取れないか? ってのはウソウソ 自分はfalling down transcriptでググッただけです 俺も英語で洋画見れるようになりたいもんです
For seven years, I banked with this (bank). When I asked them for a loan...a small loan, they told me that I was not "economically viable. "
Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. How did your loan work out? Did they give you a loan? He must be economically viable! There's a man with a smile on his face. He looks like a happy customer. That's what an economically-viable person looks like!
>>191 > work out > (1) 次第に抜け出る.Your blouse has worked out.ブラウスが(スカートのウエストから)はみ出ていますよ. > (2)〔金額などが〕算定される*at,to..と*.Your pay works out at 100 pounds a week.君の週給は100ポンドになる. > (3)〔問題などが〕解ける;〔答えが〕出る. > (4)〔仕事などが〕うまくゆく;*副詞をつけて*..の結果になる.Our plans worked out well[badly].我々の計画はうまくいった[失敗した]. > (5)(スポーツなどの)練習をする (→workout).