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MANILA, Philippines – In 2012, the Malampaya Deep Water Gas-to-Power project started making some money. The profits remitted to the government were supposed to be used for energy resource development and exploration programs. But under Presidential Decree 910signed in 1976, the President of the Philippines is allowed to determine “other purposes” which the earnings might be used for. These other purposes range from agricultural to rehabilitation projects. By 2004, P600 million was released for priority development projects for Palawan. Through the years, profits going to Palawan would increase especially after former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo signed in 2007 Executive Order No. 683 authorizing the use of profits from the Malampaya gas project to fund projects in Palawan – the location of the Camago-Malampaya Reservoir. And then things started to go wrong. (READ How the Malampaya fund was plundered) ‘Other purposes’ The release of funds from Malampaya started to spike beginning 2008. That year, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) released P6.601 billion to the Department of Agriculture (DA), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), and the provincial government of Palawan. The year 2009 (prior to the 2010 presidential elections) saw the biggest release, almost P15 billion, going to DPWH, DA, National Housing Authority, Philippine Army, and Philippine National Police for rehabilitation, infrastructure and housing projects. It was also in 2009 when the Arroyo administration released P900 million to help the survivors of typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng. MALAMPAYA FUND. The Malampaya project has earned P173.280 billion as of June 30, 2013. Of that amount, P38.8 billion was released starting 2004 up to 2012. Graph courtesy of the Commission on Audit MALAMPAYA FUND. The Malampaya project has earned P173.280 billion as of June 30, 2013. Of that amount, P38.8 billion was released starting 2004 up to 2012. Graph courtesy of the Commission on Audit This P900 million was reportedly scammed through the use of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), some of which were linked to Janet Lim Napoles. Of course we know now that as early as 2007, Napoles had been employing a similar scheme to profit from the pork barrel of lawmakers. The Commission on Audit (COA) believes that the DBM’s “laxity” in the release of these funds contributed to the misuse. Because of such findings, the COA is calling for a criminal investigation against officials of the DBM. Senate committee on energy chairman Sherwin Gatchalian supports the investigation, saying that “It is clear that these anomalies are something we have to investigate. Those funds are meant to be used in building a brighter future for the Philippine energy sector. Their misuse will put that future in jeopardy.” Irregular disbursement The total P38-billion release from 2004 to 2012 consists of 184 Special Allotment Release Orders (SAROs). Of those 184, only in 4 instances of a SARO issuance were all rules followed. In 137 instances, 120 of which involved projects with the DPWH, there was even no letter of request from the implementing agency, or in most cases, the DPWH. In 173 cases, there were no endorsements from the Department of Energy (DOE), a requirement stated in Executive Orders 683 and 848. EO 848, signed in 2009, was Arroyo’s order to release funds for typhoon victims. In 171 cases, there was no proof of evaluation from the DBM, again a requirement that COA insists, is provided for under several laws. And in 7 cases, the SAROs did not even have specific projects. In an 80-page sectoral performance audit of the Malampaya fund, the COA already observed anomalies post-disbursement. For example, P958 million worth of funds which went to DA from 2008 to 2009 were found to be ghost projects. There are P20-million worth of projects supposedly for DA’s farm-to-market roads in Botolan, Zambales which were found to have violated the procurement law. Worse, the projects were reported completed, but a year later, an inspection found they were already “scoured, washed out, breached and certain sections not passable.” The PNP received P2.14 billion in 2009 to augment their operational and logistical requirements for search, rescue and rehabilitation efforts in calamity-hit areas. Instead, the money was used for the PNP’s operating expenses, and office and janitorial supplies. “The DBM’s laxity in the release of SAROs to IAs [implementing agencies] and without thorough evaluation, contributed to the misuse of funds by the IAs,” the COA said. Reasons given The officials whose comments were sought have their respective reasons for allowing the disbursements without some mandatory documents. But the COA is not buying some of them. For example, DBM Undersecretary Luz Cantor said that when EO 848 was signed in 2009, some of the requirements laid out by the 2007 EO 683 on the agreements by DBM, DOE, and the Department of Finance (DOF) were no longer applicable. Cantor was referring to the need to have a DOE requirement. But even assuming Cantor is correct on that point, COA said that wouldn’t explain why some SAROs did not have DOE endorsements even before 2009. And it also wouldn’t explain why some SAROs were issued with DOE endorsements from 2011 to 2012. These were SAROs covered during the time of former budget secretary Florencio "Butch" Abad. Five SAROs worth P11.5 billion during his time had DOE endorsements, but 5 other SAROs released during his time did not. Andaya’s defense Most of the projects were given the green light during the time of Arroyo’s budget secretary, Rolando Andaya. Andaya claimed that “it was never required by existing laws, rules and regulations that all aforementioned documents are submitted prior to the release of funds from the Malampaya fund.” Andaya also said that if there was misuse at the level of the implementing agency, then they should be blamed and not the DBM. The COA said that while they are not holding DBM officials accountable for the misuse of funds, they should be held accountable for the irregular disbursements. “DBM did not observe prudence in the release of SAROs and IAs in the disbursement of funds,” the COA said. The COA also noticed that the DBM categorized as "classified" some of the evaluation reports, which they had requested the department to submit for audit purposes. According to COA, there were no significant differences in the reports submitted to them and the reports deemed classified. “Hence it appears that the DBM has been selective in the submission of documents, which [became clearer when it did not specify] the reasons why some of the requested documents were considered classified,” the COA said. “Had DBM been cautious in the documentary requirements and in evaluating the request of IAs in the release of funds, the misuse and wastage of the government’s meager resources could have been averted,” the COA added. Under a memorandum of agreement, the Office of the Ombudsman should be putting this case on priority for filing and for preliminary investigation. The Senate also has the choice to let it go through a public inquiry. As Senator Gatchalian said “This investigation has been a long time coming.” – Rappler.com
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Links to LaTeX related web pages (mainly Japanese) Templates for LaTeXHeaders and formatsno dates Papers Papers 2 Books Books2 Figures and TablesFigures Two figures Tables BOX tips Links to LaTeX related web pages (mainly Japanese) TeX Wiki by Prof. Okumura (奥村先生) TeX documents by Prof. Kumazawa (熊沢先生) TeX sty file collection by Prof. Iwakuma (岩熊先生) TeX look up table by Prof. Isomura (磯村先生) TeX Live Templates for LaTeX Headers and formats no dates \date{} Papers +... \documentclass{jarticle} \usepackage{multicol} \usepackage[dvips]{graphicx} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{float} \title{} \author{F. Matsui} \西暦 \begin{document} \maketitle \section{} \end{document} Papers 2 +... \documentclass[12pt,twocolumn]{jsarticle} \usepackage{multicol} \usepackage[dvips]{graphicx} \title{} \author{\\} \date{} %\setlength{\headsep}{0pt} %\setlength{\voffset}{0pt} \setlength{\topmargin}{0pt} \setlength{\textwidth}{380pt} %\setlength{\oddsidemargin}{0pt} \pagestyle{empty} \begin{document} \maketitle \thispagestyle{empty} \paragraph{緒言} \paragraph{} \paragraph{} \paragraph{} \paragraph{} \begin{figure} \begin{center} \includegraphics[width=6.5cm,keepaspectratio]{.eps} \end{center} \caption{} \end{figure} \end{document} Books +... \documentclass{jsbook} \usepackage[dvips]{graphicx} \usepackage{float} \usepackage{latexsym} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{multicol} \usepackage{makeidx} \title{光電子分光メモ} \author{松井 文彦} \西暦 \makeindex \begin{document} \maketitle \pagenumbering{roman} %--------------------% \include{preface} %--------------------% \tableofcontents % \listoftables % \listoffigures %--------------------% \newpage \pagenumbering{arabic} %--------------------% %chapter{はじめに} \include{chap1} %chapter{基本事項} \include{chap2_1} %エネルギー変換・粒波二重性 \include{chap2_2} %エネルギー階層性 \include{chap2_3} %結晶構造とBrillouin zone \include{chap2_4} %電磁気学の基礎 \appendix \include{chapDiffraction} \include{chapAbs} \include{chapVac} \include{chapUnit} \include{chapRef} \printindex \end{document} Books2 +... \documentclass[twocolumn]{jsbook} \usepackage[dvips]{graphicx} \usepackage{float} \usepackage{cite} \usepackage{latexsym} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{multicol} \usepackage{makeidx} \usepackage{fancybox} \title{\rule[10pt]{180pt}{8pt}\\ \Huge 論文執筆単語帳\\ \rule[2pt]{180pt}{8pt}\\} \author{} \西暦 \makeindex \renewcommand{\figurename}{Fig.} \begin{document} \fancypage{\fbox}{} \maketitle \fancypage{}{} \printindex \end{document} Figures and Tables Figures +... \begin{figure}[H] \begin{center} \includegraphics[width=11cm,keepaspectratio]{.eps} \end{center} \caption{} \end{figure} Two figures +... \begin{figure} \begin{minipage}[t]{.47\textwidth} \includegraphics[width=5.5cm,keepaspectratio]{.eps} \end{minipage} \hfill \begin{minipage}[t]{.47\textwidth} \includegraphics[width=5.5cm,keepaspectratio]{.eps} \end{minipage} \caption{} \label{F } \end{figure} Tables +... \begin{table} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{clrcr} \multicolumn{2}{c}{filename(.SPE)} K.E.(eV) dwell B.E.(eV)\\ \hline 0311271101 1800 18.00 10$\times72$ -1.15\\ 0311271121 1700 17.00 10$\times72$ -0.15\\ 0311271141 1600 16.00 10$\times72$ 0.85\\ 0311271161 1500 15.00 10$\times72$ 1.85\\ \hline \end{tabular} \end{center} \caption{} \label{T } \end{table} BOX tips +... \begin{figure}[b] \fbox{ \parbox[b]{24zw}{ \colorbox{grey3}{\textcolor{white}{\bfseries Column}}\ \ \small }} \end{figure} 名前 コメント ascmacパッケージを用い、\命令{幅}{高さ}{網掛け種類}{文字位置}{枠線の太さ}{文字列} -- matui (2009-01-13 15 56 54) \colorbox{black}{\textvolor{white}{\bfseries 白抜き}} -- matui (2009-01-13 15 55 57) TeX LiveではCD-R用のISOファイルがdownloadできます。TeX Live 2007がそれでWindows用にinstallerがあります。cjkフォントをマクロで使うために試用してみました。editorはwinshellなど自前のを使います。 -- matui (2008-01-31) last modified 0000-00-00 00 00 00 以下は本サイト@wikiのスポンサー広告です。
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Initial Meetings (Issues for OYRs) One of the main problems between the groups at ICU, the OYRs, the September students and the April students seems to be actually meeting one another. In Japan there are certain ways one normally makes friends, such as joining a club or living in the dorms. But many of the students do not have these opportunities. For example, many clubs do not want OYR students, who are preoccupied with traveling and are only at ICU for a year anyway. Compared to other Japanese universities, a relatively small number of people join clubs at ICU. So ICU students are already at a disadvantage when it comes to meeting people. A basic characteristic of forming Japanese relationships seems to be the consideration of the benefit of the relationship beforehand, because in Japan, individuals are not so much considered for their own ability, but who they know. Relationships in Japan are therefore taken very seriously, maintained, nurtured, and sometimes extinguished. To many OYRs, this is a strange process...especially to many Americans, who make friends with anyone, anywhere, and for any reason, and rely on their own personal ability to make it in life rather than the relationships they form. Despite all these things, even if an opportunity arises for OYRs and Japanese students to make friends, there are still many barriers to be dealt with. For many students from abroad, (particularly Americans? Californians?) meeting someone new is an opportunity to start fresh and create new bonds, and diving into a new relationship is exciting. But for Japanese people, meeting new people seems to cause a lot of stress. Japanese people are concerned about 間合いのつめかた, which means how/when to progress in a relationship (suggestions on explanation?), a concept that most foreigners are thoroughly unaware of. The context of a situation and the ability to "read the air" dictates the appropriate behavior in Japanese mind, but for [Americans], personality and individual compatibility determine how the relationship will progress. SOLUTION It is impossible to tell Japanese people to give up on their mindset, so the best thing for a foreigner in Japan to do is understand how Japanese people approach making new relationships. Foreigners should take the initiative when it comes to making Japanese friends, and they should also be aware of "imposing" too much of their own personality on sensitive situations; ie any first meeting one has with Japanese people they hope to befriend! (courtney) (ps im really slow at learning how to use this...but i JUST read the discussion page after typing this....a lot of things that you guys talked about there i wrote here!! so feel free to modify/edit/add/change anything that i wrote! i made a new page because i feel we should start trying to "divide" the issues into pages...) 名前 コメント
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ABZU 項目数：12 総ポイント：1000 難易度：★☆☆☆☆ コンプまで3～4時間程度。 Win10版別実績。 Breach Leap from the water.水中から跳び上がる。 50 Ballet Perform a flip while riding a creature.生き物に乗りながら回転する。 50 Jetstream Burst 15 fish schools in the jetstream.水流の中で15の魚の群れに入り込む。 50 Food Chain Witness predation while meditating.瞑想中に捕食を目撃する。 50 Ecosystem Release fish from all the hidden pools.すべての隠された淵から魚を解き放つ。 125 Zen Master Find all the meditation statues.すべての瞑想の像を発見する。 125 Reflection Complete the adventure.冒険を終える。 100 Collector Add all secret shells to your collection.全ての秘密の貝をコレクションに加える。 150 秘密の実績 Kraken Discover those that lurk in the abyss.深淵に潜むそれらを発見する。 75 Connection Ride the Great White Shark.ホオジロザメに乗る。 75 Leviathan Breach the water on the back of a blue whale.シロナガスクジラの背に乗り水面に飛び出す。 75 Arctic Explorer Discover the polar region.極地を発見する。 75 Breach Aを押して加速しながら水面に向かって泳ぐとジャンプが可能。 Ballet LTでサメなどに乗った状態でBを押す。 Jetstream Chapter2に二回ある水流に乗り自動的に進むシーンで、合計15回赤い魚の群れに触れる（近くでXでも可）。 群れの数は余裕があるので多少逃しても問題ない。 Food Chain 石像の上で瞑想中にビューボタンを押すことで特定の魚を注視できる。 大型の魚（一番最初の石像の場所ならGoliath Grouper）を注視し、その状態で捕食の瞬間を見る。 Kraken Chapter4の細長い岩が乱立しているエリアの最深部にいる巨大なイカに乗る。 Connection Chapter7にいるホオジロザメに乗る。 Leviathan Chapter7の巨大な逆さピラミッドがあるエリアにいるクジラに乗り、水上に飛び出すまで待つ。 Arctic Explorer Leviathanと同じエリアの隅にペンギンやシロクマがいる氷の島がある。 そこに上陸してウロウロしていると解除される。 Ecosystem・Zen Master・Collector 収集物の場所は以下の動画参照。 取り逃した場合は、クリア後にChaptersメニューからチャプターセレクトが可能。 Chapter1 Chapter2 Chapter3 Chapter4 Chapter6 Chapter7・Credit
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Wikipedia Guaranteed minimum income (2009-11-18T15 25 11)より転載。 Template POV Guaranteed Minimum Income (GMI) is a proposed systemHistory of Basic Income, Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN), retrieved on 18 June 2009 of social welfare provision that guarantees that all citizens or families have an income sufficient to live on, provided they meet certain conditions. Eligibility is typically determined by citizenship, a means test and either availability for the labour market or a willingness to perform community services. The primary goal of a Guaranteed Minimum Income is to combat poverty. If citizenship is the only requirement, the system turns into a Basic Income guarantee. Elements A system of Guaranteed Minimum Income can consist of several elements, most notably a minimum wage, either set by the government or resulting from negotiations of employers or their organizations with trade unions; a calculation of the social minimum, usually below the minimum wage; a safety net, to help citizens or families without sufficient financial means survive at the social minimum. This may be a transfer or, in some cases, a loan, and is generally conditional to availability for work, performance of community services, some kind of social contract, or commitment to a reintegration trajectory; child support by the government; Student loan|student grants and student loans; state pension for the elderly. Basic income Template Main A Basic Income is granted independent of other income (including salaries) and wealth, with no other requirement than citizenship. This is a special case of GMI, based on additional ideologies and/or goals. While most modern countries have some form of Guaranteed Minimum Income, a Basic Income is rare. A Basic Income is a proposed system of social security, that periodically provides each citizen with a sum of money that is sufficient to live on. Except for citizenship, a Basic Income is entirely unconditional. There is no means test; the richest as well as the poorest citizens would receive it. A Basic Income is often proposed in the form of a citizen s dividend (a [transfer]) or a Income TaxTax Negative Income Tax (a guarantee). A Basic Income less than the social minimum is referred to as a Partial Basic Income. A worldwide Basic Income, typically including income redistribution between nations, is known as a Global Basic Income. One of the arguments for a basic income was articulated by French economist and philosopher André Gorz The connection between more and better has been broken; our needs for many products and services are already more than adequately met, and many of our as-yet- unsatisfied needs will be met not by producing more, but by producing differently, producing other things, or even producing less. This is especially true as regards our needs for air, water, space, silence, beauty, time and human contact... From the point where it takes only 1,000 hours per year or 20,000 to 30,000 hours per lifetime to create an amount of wealth equal to or greater than the amount we create at the present time in 1,600 hours per year or 40,000 to 50,000 hours in a working life, we must all be able to obtain a real income equal to or higher than our current salaries in exchange for a greatly reduced quantity of work... Neither is it true any longer that the more each individual works, the better off everyone will be. The present crisis has stimulated technological change of an unprecedented scale and speed `the micro-chip revolution . The object and indeed the effect of this revolution has been to make rapidly increasing savings in labour, in the industrial, administrative and service sectors. Increasing production is secured in these sectors by decreasing amounts of labour. As a result, the social process of production no longer needs everyone to work in it on a full-time basis. The work ethic ceases to be viable in such a situation and workbased society is thrown into crisis... Andre Gorz, Critique of economic Reason (Galilée, 1989) The Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) describes one of the benefits of a basic income as having a lower overall cost than that of the current means-tested social welfare benefits. However critics have pointed out the potential work disincentives created by such a program, and have cast doubts over its implementability. The Need for Basic Income An Interview with Philippe van Parijs , Imprints, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1996). In later years other proposals have been suggested.Basic Income Studies How it could be organised; Different Suggestions Examples of implementation The U.S. State of Alaska has a system which provides each citizen with a share of the state s oil revenues. The USA also has the Earned Income Tax Credit for low-income taxpayers. In 2006 a bill, written by members of the advocacy organization USBIG, to transform the credit into a partial basic income, was introduced in the U.S. Congress, but did not get passed. In 2008, a two year pilot project with a basic income grant was started in the Namibian village of Otjivero Basic Income Grants in Otjivero, Namibia , econoblog101 (1 November 2008) NAMIBIA Small town, BIG grant , IRIN Africa (4 November 2008). Positive News had a front page article about this in their Summer 2008 issue, and in their summer 2009 edition say this has been a success, with the new income, rather than encouraging apathy, has enabled people to invest time and money in setting up their own businesses. The survey also revealed other positive statistics the total of malnourished children fell from 42 per cent to 17 per cent, while the number of young people not attending school dropped by 50 per cent. There was also reduced child mortality and improved maternal health Otjivero’s BIG Shows It Can Work , Hilma Shindondola-Mote, New Era (12 June 2009). Advocates American revolutionary homas Paine advocated a basic Income Guarantee to all US citizens as compensation for loss of his or her natural inheritance, by the introduction of the system of landed property (Agrarian Justice, 1795). In his final book Where Do We Go From Here Chaos or Community? (1967) Martin Luther King Jr. wroteMartin Luther King jr., Where do we go from here Chaos or community? (New York Harper Row, 1967) Template In 1968, James Tobin, Paul Samuelson, John Kenneth Galbraith and another 1,200 economists signed a document calling for the US Congress to introduce in that year a system of income guarantees and supplements. In 1973, Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote The Politics of a Guaranteed Income in which he advocated for the Guaranteed Minimum Income and discussed Richard Nixon s GAI proposal. In 1987, New Zealand s Zealand Labour Party Labour Finance Minister Douglas] announced a Guaranteed Minimum Family Income Scheme to accompany a new flat tax. Both were squashed by then Prime Minister Lange], who sacked Douglas. New Zealand Is Jolted By a Speedy Decontrol , Seth Mydans, The New York Times (24 February 1988) Modern advocates include Sinn] (Germany) and Buğra] (Turkey). Funding Many different sources of funding have been suggested for a guaranteed minimum income tax]es tax]es gains tax]es tax]es tax]es, e.g. tax] tax]es Elimination of current support program]s and deduction]s Repayment of the grant at death or retirement value tax|Land] and resource tax]es tax]es Fees from government created monopolies (such as the broadcast spectrum and utilities) resource ownership] stock ownership] A Mutual Fund] Money creation or [1]] [2]], the lottery, or taxes] Technology Taxes Tax] See also income] Income Earth Network] dividend] Income Supplement] in the United States] wage] minimum d insertion] Credit] welfare provision] slavery] References Template reflist External links Basic income for all-Philipp van Parijs, Boston Review Social minimum in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Guaranteed Basic Income Studies How it could be organised, Different Suggestions About a Guaranteed Basic Income History Category Minimum wage Category Organizational studies and human resource management Category Labour relations Category Socialism Category Basic income Category Income distribution Category Socioeconomics Category Personal taxes Category Income Category Wealth Category Society Category Employment compensation Category Sociology Category Labor economics Category Employment Category Politics br ca da de es eo fr nl ja pt ru fi sv uk
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【Tags Kanimiso-P Miku tB S】 Original Music title 細菌汚染 - Bacterial Contamination - English music title Bacterial Contamination - Bacterial Contamination - Romaji music title Saikin Osen - Bacterial Contamination - Music Lyrics written, Voice edition by カニミソP (Kanimiso-P) Music arranged by カニミソP (Kanimiso-P) Singer(s) 初音ミク (Hatsune Miku) Click here for the original Japanese Lyrics English Lyrics (translated by motokokusanagi2009)： "Kill yourself." "We ve decided." "We re going to ignore her." "We ll embarrass everybody involved with her, right? XD" I m their target. I heard someone whispering it. "Doesn t she get on your nerves? XD" Just like that Contaminated by bacteria I got stuck in this situation My heart has been eaten away It hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts No matter how much "I want to be saved" Nobody is my friend No matter how much "I am in pain" No place can make relieve me Everybody despises me What do you want to do to me...? My heart breaks into millions pieces To where am I vanishing...? Taking somebody down with me I contaminate that somebody To make myself feel better Giving her hand to me She was really kind "I m sorry," I promised to apologize her Contaminated by bacteria You re not worth believing Lately, even "common sense" is eaten away I can t hold my purity Since the bacterial contamination has spread You want to be tougher Even if you could survive It hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts The bacterial contamination is gone I m feeling much better I transmitted it to her Aha Aha Aha Ahaha Everybody is contaminated by bacteria Wounds are incurable Despite killing themselves by jumping right after contamination They can t even die with grace The bacterial contamination has spread None of you are around here I m eventually alone It hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts, hurts Romaji lyrics (transliterated by motokokusanagi2009)： "shineba?" "atashira de kimeta nda" "aitsu wa mushi suru ndatte" "aitsu ni kakawatta yatsu wa matome te tsubushi chaeba īyone? XD" tāgetto wa atashi da dareka uwasa shiteta nda "aitsutte mukatsuku ne? XD" nanka son na tanjun na wake de saikin osen ni kakatte kimi wa nogare rare nai ya saikin kokoro mo yan de itai itai itai itai itai "tasukete" tte omottemo mikata nante daremo inai nda "kurushī" tte omottemo nigeba nante doko nimo nai nda daremo kamo sagesunda atashi o dōshite yari tai no...? kokoro ga kowareru nda atashi wa doko eto kieru no...? dareka o michizure ni shite dareka ni utsushi te yatte hayaku raku ni nari tai yo atashi ni te o sashi nobe te yasashiku shite kureta ko e "gomen ne" tte ayamaru kara saikin osen ni kakatte kimi wa mō shinji rare nai ya saikin "jōshiki" mo yan de kirei nimo ire nai ya saikin osen hirogatte kimi wa tsuyoku nari tai ya saite iki rare tatte itai itai itai itai itai saikin osen mo osamatte kibun wa mō yoku natta ano ko ni utsushita node aha aha aha ahaha saikin osen ni kakatte kizu wa mō fusagan nai ya saitan de tobi ori tatte kirei ni shine nai ya saikin osen hirogatte kimira mō daremo inai ya saishū teki wa hitori de itai itai itai itai itai itai itai itai itai itai [Kanimiso-P, KanimisoP]
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The Inter-state exposition souvenir; containing a historical sketch of Chicago; also a record of the great Inter-state exposition of 1873, from its inception to its close; names of exhibitors, and description of articles exhibitedhttp //www.archive.org/details/interstateexposi00vana GREAT INTER-STATE EXPOSITION OF 1873 ？ http //www.archive.org/stream/interstateexposi00vana/interstateexposi00vana_djvu.txt EXPOSITION SOUVENIR. SECTION 8. Apparatus and Instruments for Instruction and Scientific Investigation, Optical Instruments, etc. 5. E. PAYSON PORTER, 159 LaSalle street, Chicago. Sholes Gledden s Type Writer.This is a truly novel little machine, by the use of which the operator is enabled to produce copy in the form of print with twice the rapidity of the penman, and with the most perfect ease, It is adapted for merchants, lawyers, editors, authors, etc. It requires no especial skill in its manipulation, and one may readily become able to write from sixty to eighty words per minute. The motion of the hand is free, easy, and unconstrained, so that the monotonous move- ment of the pen is avoided and the labor of writing performed with far less fatigue to the muscles of the hand and arm. This machine is in constant use at the National Telegraph College, of which the exhibitor is proprietor, and who is also agent for the sale of this valuable machine. The operation of this machine is simple. A set of keys similar to those of a piano, upon each of which is a letter of the alphabet. The operator presses upon a key, and by the mechan- ical construction of this machine a letter is printed upon the paper corresponding with the key touched. This little invention is destined to lessen the arduous labors of the copyist, and is hailed with favor by the telegraph operators and press of the country. OCN｜翻訳サービス http //www.ocn.ne.jp/translation/ E. PAYSON PORTER、159ラサル通り、シカゴ。 ショールズ GleddenのタイプWriter.Thisは、印刷という形でオペレータが筆記者の2倍の速さ、および最も最適の容易によってコピーを生産することが可能にされる使用で本当に斬新な小さいマシンであり それ 、マーチャント、弁護士、エディタ、作者などのために適応します それはそのマニピュレーションについての格別な手腕を全然必要とせず、それは、すぐに、60語／分から80語／分まで書くことが可能になるかもしれません。 手の動作は自由で、容易で、無連結式です。ペンの単調な動き-mentは避けられて、書き込みの労働者はずっと少ない疲労によって手とアームの筋肉に働き、従って、。 このマシンは全国電信大学で一定に使用されています。それで、展示者は、所有者、およびこの貴重なマシンの販売のためのエージェントでもあることです。 このマシンの操作は簡単です。 アルファベットの手紙であるそれぞれでピアノのそれらと同様なキーのセット。 オペレータがキー、およびmechan-を押し付ける 紙のように薄い一致と同時に手紙がキーでプリントされるこのマシンのical建築は触れました。 このほとんどの発明が写字生の困難な仕事を減らすことは運命づけられず、好意によって国の電信オペレータとプレスにより歓迎されます。 http //www.archive.org/stream/interstateexposi00vana#page/98/mode/2up link_trackbackcounter -
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Scientists have conducted a new study, which concluded that when a person is depressed or has suicidal thoughts and treatment for depression does not seem to work, they should check for obstructive sleep apnea. Moreover, they agree that inquiries can be performed even though people do not appear to match the normal description of obstructive sleep apnea, which involves overweight men who snore and suffer from drowsiness during the day. "No one is talking about evaluating obstructive sleep apnea as a potential cause of resistance to treatment for depression, which occurs in about 50% of cases of major depressive disorder," says W. Vaughn McCall, lead author of the study. The researchers found this disease clinically relevant in 14% of the 125 patients diagnosed with major depressive disorder, insomnia, and suicidal thoughts. McCall even claims that the existing evidence is sufficient to introduce obstructive sleep apnea testing into the standard procedure for managing resistance to depression treatment. Most people diagnosed with apnea have higher rates of depression compared to other segments of the population. However, when things are reversed, specialists no longer have so much information. The initial intention of the scientists was to find out if treating insomnia can reduce suicidal thoughts. Patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea have been excluded because sleeping pills tend to relax the muscles, and in the case of apnea, the neck muscles are already too relaxed, which is a problem. People with morbid obesity were also excluded. Of the 125 enrolled people tested through a sleep study, either in the center or at home, 17 were diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea. However, neither daytime sleepiness nor insomnia accurately predicted the severity of apnea identified in the 17 patients, who were not obese, and six were women. Treating apnea can improve the symptoms of depression It is recognized that undetected medical or psychiatric conditions may cause resistance to treatment for depression. However, obstructive sleep apnea was not on this long list, including endocrine disorders such as hypothyroidism and other problems such as coronary heart disease and cancer. Patients with obstructive sleep apnea often also have depressive symptoms. Also, patients with apnea do not respond well to antidepressants. 45% of the 125 participants were resistant to depression, and four of the 17 diagnosed with apnea had serious problems. Also, most participants with apnea were elderly, with the risk increasing as people get older. Ten years earlier, McCall noticed that 8.2 percent of people with mild apnea had been studied in 73 patients with stress and insomnia, albeit with a low incidence of sleep apnea. Following a review by other specialists, 14% of 703 people with depression still had apnea. This is the first research in which suicidal behavior was indeed a consideration. When people lose their last hope that they will sleep well, they have a high risk of suicide. Obstructive sleep apnea appears to induce excess resting periods throughout the day, but insomnia patients have been enrolled in this experiment, and most of the individuals identified with insomnia are not prone to apnea. Depression aversion can also be a side-effect of drugs commonly used for other medical problems, including lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. Visit Kentucky mental health care in Louisville, KY, for the best Medication Therapy Management https //kentuckymentalhealth.com/medication-therapy-management/.
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