お願いします。 Also, is it possible that a player who will get 3,000 hits in MLB is actually one of the most overrated players ever? The only thing that saves Ichiro from being a sub .300 hitter is his speed. If he loses a step of 2 he's pretty much garbage. In the past 2 weeks I've seen some absolutely awful at bats from him. He strikes out swinging at pitches the always hit the dirt. Why would a pitcher every throw a strike to him when he swings at such outragous pitches. I know the Mariners will never do it, but please, trade him now while he still has some value.
Three years have passed since zero unit cost of translation was firmly established worldwide. Meanwhile, fraud cases have been exposed, one after another, to the public eye, where profit-seeking English conversation schools apparently conducted predatory business practices. Now, learning of foreign languages, including English, for free is a world norm.
All foreign language translation schools are in serious financial trouble. Since wet-behind-the-ears translators who just graduated from such translation schools via insubstantial correspondence courses are not expert in subjects of translation jobs, their translations are frequently erroneous, or flatly wrong, as a matter of fact. They are typically poor second-class citizens among the digital divide. Accordingly, the internationally accepted standard for translation fee has been established at nil, or zero yen, per character, per word, or whatsoever. It's a safe bet that a sea change will unlikely occur in the translation business.
Moreover, since the person of foreign citizenship other than Japanese, such as Chinese people, understands neither the custom of Japan nor the Japanese semantic content, the unit price of 0 yen serves as a market price. In addition, the company where the passing word only in the company is English in recent Japanese firm plans to do the management failure sooner or later and to go bankrupt. Anyway, if a large amount of non-regular employers of a present Japanese nationality are not employed, economic development in a Japanese country like the bubble economy era and the high economic growth period, etc. cannot be done.
i watched a documentry last night called 'the cove'.i urge you all to watch it asap (i will be buying a copy on payday,if you want to see it just let me know!).after seeing it,i cried for an hour.if you cant handle watching it let me give you a snippet... In The Cove,a team of activists and filmmakers infiltrate a heavily- guarded cove in Taiji,Japan.In this remote village they witness and document activities deliberately being hidden from the public:More than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises are being slaughtered each year and their meat,containing toxic levels of mercury,is being sold as food in Japan,often times labeled as whale meat.To really make an impact on this issue,we must get the word out in Japan and urge action from our own leaders.We believe that once the world and the Japanese people know,they will demand change.Help us save Japan's dolphins.Click the link below to demand action from our leaders!
in this documentary you actually see the slaughter,my god,its the most hideous thing i have ever seen. they bherd hundreds of dolphins into this cove and hack away at them from boats with knives on sticks.you see a baby dolphin so terrified it flings itself onto the rocks to try,in vain,to get away.the babies are kept apart from the mothers and actually hear their mothers being murdered.the noise is horrible.the slaughter will begin again in september.....please sign the petition. and dont go to see dolphins in captivity......i did it in the past not knowing the damage i was doing....the fishermen get up to 150,000 pounds for a show dolphin, the rest are slaughtered for meat.
Like for Japan we were only 2 travelling to Portugal but it was our last trip being only 2.In less than two month a baby boy will join us. Even if the baby is not born yet,he is alredy keeping us busy. We are trying to be prepared for his ¨arrival¨.Murielle is already in maternity leave but we are living together and when you send us a mail,we are both reading it whatever the adress is ([email protected] ot [email protected]))
Three years have passed since zero unit cost of translation was firmly established worldwide. Meanwhile, fraud cases have been exposed, one after another, to the public eye, where profit-seeking English conversation schools apparently conducted predatory business practices. Now, learning of foreign languages, including English, for free is a world norm.
All foreign language translation schools are in serious financial trouble. Since wet-behind-the-ears translators who just graduated from such translation schools via insubstantial correspondence courses are not expert in subjects of translation jobs, their translations are frequently erroneous, or flatly wrong, as a matter of fact. They are typically poor second-class citizens among the digital divide. Accordingly, the internationally accepted standard for translation fee has been established at nil, or zero yen, per character, per word, or whatsoever. It's a safe bet that a sea change will unlikely occur in the translation business.
Moreover, since the person of foreign citizenship other than Japanese, such as Chinese people, understands neither the custom of Japan nor the Japanese semantic content, the unit price of 0 yen serves as a market price. In addition, the company where the passing word only in the company is English in recent Japanese firm plans to do the management failure sooner or later and to go bankrupt. Anyway, if a large amount of non-regular employers of a present Japanese nationality are not employed, economic development in a Japanese country like the bubble economy era and the high economic growth period, etc. cannot be done.
The landslide victory of Juan Manuel Santos as Colombia’s president opens a new chapter in the story of a nation that has come to rely less on personalities than on institutions grounded in the rule of law. In a region that swoons over chest-thumping autocrats (Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez) and populist charmers (Bolivia’s Evo Morales), Santos’s win sets Colombia apart.
But Colombia isn’t just holding its own in a rowdy neighborhood: building on the legacy of his predecessor, Álvaro Uribe, Santos is poised to lead a new elite class of the global economy: the CIVETS. In the acronym-filled taxonomy of globalization, the CIVETS are midsize economic powers—Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey, and South -Africa—that are hailed as the new stars of the emerging markets. And it’s no accident that Colombia gets lead billing. In the past eight years, the Andean nation has gone from dud to dynamo: foreign investment has risen 250 percent. Its stock index is up 15 percent this year, and 35 percent (versus Brazil’s 14 percent) over the decade. That lead is now Santos’s to lose.
1)Appearance-based which uses holistic texture features and is applied to either whole-face or specific regions in a face image. 2)Feature- based which uses geometric facial features (mouth, eyes, brows, cheeks etc.) and geometric relationships between them.
I'm searching for schools and places that offer preparation for the practice of soccer but also contains spanish classvand other specialisations!!! So be patient please is not easy to find!!!
You could come to our center in Barcelona to make individual improvement program for a period of a month. I think that would enought.
The program would consist of one session per day from Monday to Friday (mornings) for 2 hours throughout the month. If you want to do more time would be no problem. In this program, o ur specialists will look to improve your technical and tactical as much as possible.
It depends on your level of play, we can look to find a team of your level in order to train for the afternoon with them.
The price of the program would be: Custom Program: 25 sessions, approximately 2 hours-€ 2800 Includes coach, technical equipment and facilities rental.
Full board stay 30 days, sleeping, breakfast, lunch and dinner € 1800 .-€ Total program for one month € 4600 .-€
It would be important to know what time you be interested in coming. The train with the youth ranks at Barcelona is impossible.
My brother has come to visit. He is the one on the right in this picture I took with my cell-phone.
I’m going to show him around Iceland tomorrow. He has never lived in Iceland, so he has only ever seen tourist spots and the city. My parents are divorced, and I have three siblings that I’m only half related to, but we all still really look alike anyway (lol).
I’m going to take him out a little ways and show him around by car.
Anyone who comes to Iceland to sightsee should definitely get a rental car!!
The cities in Iceland don’t really have that much to see anyway (lol).
But if you drive out just a little bit, you can see some really beautiful scenery!!
As people turned to a diet consisting largely of grains and vegetables, supplemented by the meat of domestic animals, obtaining salt became a necessity of life, giving it great symbolic importance and economic value.
Given this responsibility, it is only fair that teenagers with the chance to vote, register, and take the event seriously. This way, they really can feel proud to be Australians, and they can possibly even ensure themselves a more positive future in the meantime.
Whereas the first absolute increase in population by one billion people took from the beginning of time until the early 19th century, one billion people will be added to today's population in only 13 to 14 years.
I'm not sure if i quoted u the price to send to Japan but i did somebody i told them approx. $20 i think but its gonna be the $23 bc of the weight and all, thank u very much enjoy
原文: TITLE:PEACE OF WAR ? hello friend am vicelider clan of (クラン名), I pideir sorry for sending you to war was for pidir peace, but my leader said that one of you attacked him tambeim attacked and destroyed, but if I want war warrior, but if not I hope that eventually I send peace
Brief History of Probability Concepts of probability have been around for thousands of years, but probability theory did not arise as a branch of mathematics until the mid-seventeenth century. During the fifteenth century several probability works emerged. Calculations of probabilities became more noticeable during this time period even though mathematicians in Italy and France remained unfamiliar with these calculation methods (David, 1962). In 1494, Fra Luca Paccioli wrote the first printed work on probability, Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportioni e proportionalita (David, 1962). In 1550, Geronimo Cardano inspired by the Summa wrote a book about games of chance called Liber de Ludo Aleae which means A Book on Games of Chance (David, 1962).
In the mid-seventeenth century, a simple question directed to Blaise Pascal by a nobleman sparked the birth of probability theory, as we know it today. Chevalier de Méré gambled frequently to increase his wealth. He bet on a roll of a die that at least one 6 would appear during a total of four rolls. From past experience, he knew that he was more successful than not with this game of chance. Tired of his approach, he decided to change the game. He bet that he would get a total of 12, or a double 6, on twenty-four rolls of two dice. Soon he realized that his old approach to the game resulted in more money. He asked his friend Blaise Pascal why his new approach was not as profitable. Pascal worked through the problem and found that the probability of winning using the new approach was only 49.1 percent compared to 51.8 percent using the old approach (Smith, 1996).
This problem proposed by Chevalier de Méré is said be the start of famous correspondence between Pascal and Pierre de Fermat. They continued to exchange their thoughts on mathematical principles and problems through a series of letters. Historians think that the first letters written were associated with the above problem and other problems dealing with probability theory. Therefore, Pascal and Fermat are the mathematicians credited with the founding of probability theory (David, 1962).
The topic of probability is seen in many facets of the modern world. The theory of probability is not just taught in mathematics courses, but can be seen in practical fields, such as insurance, industrial quality control, study of genetics, quantum mechanics, and the kinetic theory of gases (Simmons, 1992).
T.Y! It's hard work...lol....:) All Canadian here! The states gives it's people too much for granted, like credit. Not everyone can live like that and be responsible...lol.
The biggest challenge when dealing with differences in nonverval behavior is the need to combine the ability to be perceptive with the ability to be detached. Without being detached, we may jump to inaccurate conclusions -e.g. 'Wow,Arabs are pushy' ,or 'Wow, Japanese are shy'-without stopping to consider if the reason that one is reacting that way is a lack of understanding of how Arabs or Japanese communicate among themselves. As we learn the communication patterns of others, we can use our bodies to join in the intricate dance of communication.
>>698です without stopping to consider if the reason that one is reacting that way is a lack of understanding of how Arabs or Japanese communicate among themselves. のところが上手く訳せません。どなたかお願いします。