イチロー氏 メジャー挑戦後に「日本に戻ろうかなって考えた」同僚から憎まれた過去を告白「耐える時だ」
あえて派手な服装で行くと「(憎まれていた)彼は黙った。僕、強いものに向かっていきたい性格だから、“こいつ、ちょっと危ないかも”ってなったんだと思います。それからピタッとそういうのはなくなりました。勉強になりました」と明かした「抑止力」だな。
クールジャパンとか関係なく、日本人が自分たちで楽しんでいるやつがやがて世界に拡散されていく、というケースはわりにあるね。え、マジで「SASUKE」がオリンピック種目になる可能性があるの?
— SOW@新刊12月発売 (@sow_LIBRA11) January 18, 2023
理由としては世界160カ国以上で放送され高い知名度を持つ。
海外版も作られ、競技人口も増えている。
女性選手の活躍著しく、世相とも合致している・・・https://t.co/D8X4wQ91eM
誰からも良い話を聞かなかった上田だが、子どもに関しては皆口を揃え「子どものことは可愛がっていた」と断言していた。貧しいながらも、高校受験を控える長男には家庭教師をつけていた。上田なりに、子どもには未来への希望を見せたいと願っていたのだと思う。死刑囚になった後も、子どもたちには会えていたのだろうか。
アニメにでてくる人間を襲う鬼の悲しい裏話みたい・・・重い気持ちになる。
で、こちらも
母親のすさまじい愛情物語
acromegaly 【名】《病理》末端肥大症、先端巨大症【Mary Ann Bevan, also known as Rosie Wilmot, claimed the title of the "Ugliest Woman In London." Bevan suffered from a growth hormone condition known as acromegaly. (1919) Credit: u/Lorenzo-Folli pic.twitter.com/0TQiXpVebw
— Colorized (@colorized_pics) January 19, 2022
As New York newspapers featured her photos on the cover pages with the title “World’s Ugliest Woman,” she went on to become the star of the show and accomplished her goal of earning a fortune. For years, Mary was ridiculed, humiliated, and insulted by her fellow humans in every possible show that earned her 20,000-pound sterling. She used this money to send her kids to a boarding school, and she regularly kept in touch with them through letters and visits.
見世物小屋で世間に笑われ馬鹿にされながら、子供を養育した母親。
そんな記憶ないな。I lived in Japan when ISIS killed a few journalists. In America people were really sad about fellow Americans dying but in Japan the sentiment was like "welp he shouldnt have been there". The difference in response was so shocking.https://t.co/4iLZbgiMjB
— Amina (@AminaduJean) January 17, 2023
Media coverage Following the release of Goto's beheading video by ISIL on 31 January, many major Japanese television outlets, including NHK, Nippon Television, TBS, Fuji Television, and TV Asahi, suspended their normal programming schedules to provide breaking news coverage on this event. Some foreign media outlets noted a rather skeptical and critical response by the Japanese public regarding the two hostages.[19] The Japanese public responded in a similar way to three Japanese citizens who were also taken hostage in Iraq. Public outrage of their naïveté compelled the Japanese government to bill them for their return airfare to Japan after their release. The general public sentiment in Japan towards these hostages has been that they are to be blamed for putting themselves deliberately in harm's way, while the Japanese government and taxpayers are pressured to pay the price to get them back.[20日本語を読めない外国メディアの一部が適当なこと書いたんじゃないの?
I’m afraid that the ordinary citizen will not like to be told that the banks or the Bank of England can create and destroy money.
Reginald McKenna, ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1928As banks work as the accountants of record – while the rest of the economy assumes they are honest accountants – it is possible for the banks to increase the money in the accounts of some of us (those who receive a loan), by simply altering the figures. Nobody else will notice, because agents cannot distinguish between money that had actually been saved and deposited and money that has been created ‘out of nothing’ by the bank.
Werner New Paradigm in Macro-economicsop. p. 179
Where Does Money Come From? by Josh Ryan-Collins より孫引き
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