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「ビスケット」 https //scratch.mit.edu/projects/565994339/ 「逆エコ。」 あらすじ ポケットを1回叩くとビスケットが2つ。 ポケットを2回叩くとビスケットが4つ。 ポケットを3回叩くとビスケットが8つ。 ポケットを4回叩くとビスケットが16つ。 ポケットを5回叩くとビスケットが割れて食べられない。 関連話 なし 前回・次回 前回 #126 次回 #128
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Vehicle Panzer Elite Goliath Contents 1 Tactics 2 History 3 Built From 3.1 Funkwagen Vampire Halftrack 4 Vehicle Abilities 4.1 Goliath Camouflage 4.2 Detonate the Goliath 5 Vehicle Weapons 5.1 Goliath Weapon Panzer Elite Goliath Health 85 Max Speed 5.5 Sight 25 Cost 125 Acceleration 8 Detection 0/0 Time 8 Deceleration 12 Hotkey G Population 0 Rotation 45 Target Type vehicle_motorcycle Upkeep 1.344 Crush Human Critical Type goliath Crush Mode Rear Damage Enabled false Tactics On certain maps, it can be a wise decision to destroy bridges in order to focus your and your enemy s troops into a single front. Goliaths are perfect for destroying both small wooden bridges and the larger concrete ones (Goliaths have no effect against land bridges however). Placing a Goliath in medium or heavy cover will camouflage it completely. When the time is right, detonate the goliath and destroy large portions of an enemy force in one click. This tactic is best used on narrow bridges or in confined spaces. Unlike their Wehrmacht counterparts, the Panzer Elite must deploy their Goliaths from the Funkwagen Vampire Halftrack. Drive in, make the drop and get out, as this little halftrack is extremely weak when unsupported. History For the purposes of delivering demolition charges to a target remotely various projects were started, and from them, the Goliath emerged. Meant to be utilized by Pioneers when attacking static emplacements, the Goliath was a remote-controlled demolition carrier guided by a wired controller. Though the small gas-powered vehicle carried enough explosives to knock out most fortifications in one blast, rough terrain posed a problem for it. The wire often got snagged and caught on bushes, branches, and rocks, and wouldn t have the horsepower to free itself from some obstacles. Its larger and more successful cousin, the Borgward BIV, was a demolition tank that was radio-controlled from a StuG III G, or Tiger I E. The Goliath tracked mine was an unmanned German-engineered demolition vehicle. Employed by the Wehrmacht during World War II, this caterpillar-tracked vehicle was approximately four feet long, two feet wide, and one foot tall. It carried 75 to 100 kg (165 E20 lb) of high explosives and was intended to be used for multiple purposes, such as destroying tanks, disrupting dense infantry formations, and the demolition of buildings. In late 1940, after recovering the prototype of a miniature tracked vehicle developed by the French vehicle designer Adolphe Kégresse from the Seine River, the Wehrmacht s ordnance office tasked the Carl F.W. Borgward automotive company of Bremen, Germany to develop a similar vehicle for the purpose of carrying a minimum of 50 kg of explosives. The result was the SdKfz. 302 (Sonderkraftfahrzeug, Epecial-purpose vehicle E, called the Leichter Ladungsträger (‘light charge carrier E, or Goliath, which carried 60 kg of explosives. The vehicle was steered remotely via a joystick control box, which itself was attached to the Goliath by a triple-strand telephone cable connected to the rear of the vehicle. Each Goliath was disposable, as it was intended for the vehicle to be blown up along with its target. Early model Goliaths used an electric motor, but as these were costly to make (approximately 300 Reichmarks) and difficult to repair in a combat environment, later models (known as the SdKfz. 303) used a simpler, more reliable gasoline engine. Goliaths were used on all fronts where the Wehrmacht fought, with their first action beginning in the spring 1942. They were used principally by specialized Panzer and combat engineer units. Goliaths were used most notoriously in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, as Wehrmacht and SS units were deployed to crush the fierce Polish resistance by the Polish Home Army (Armia Krajowa). As the Poles had only a small number of antitank weapons, volunteers were often sent to cut off the command cables of the Goliath before it reached its intended target. A few Goliaths were also seen on the beaches of Normandy during D-Day, though most were rendered inoperative due to artillery blasts, which severed their command cables. Although a total of 7,564 Goliaths were produced, the single use weapon was not considered a success due to the high unit cost, low speed (only just above 6 mph, or 9.5 km/h), poor ground clearance (just 11.4 centimeters), vulnerable command cables and thin armour which failed to protect the remote bomb from any form of antitank weapons. However, the Goliath did help lay the foundation for post-World-War-Two advances in remote-controlled vehicle technologies.[citation needed] Surviving Goliaths are preserved at the United States Army Ordnance Museum, the Bovington Tank Museum in the UK, and the Deutsches Panzermuseum in Germany. Built From Funkwagen Vampire Halftrack [Expand][Hide] Health 285 Population 4 Cost 220 Max Speed 6.5 Time 45 Target Type vehicle_22x Hotkey V Effects Powerful radios equip the 250/3 Funkwagen Vampire enabling it to interdict enemy signals and disrupt their supply lines. This vehicle siphons resources away from enemy sectors that it sets up in. It has no weaponry of its own, so must be supported when in enemy territory. ESee Vehicle Funkwagen Vampire Halftrack for details. Vehicle Abilities Goliath Camouflage [Expand][Hide] Cost Activation always_on Duration _ Target tp_any Recharge 0 Hotkey Effects $0 no key ESee Ability Goliath Camouflage for details. Detonate the Goliath [Expand][Hide] Cost Activation timed Duration _ Target tp_any Recharge 10 Hotkey D Effects Goliaths are remote controlled Tanks packed with Explosives. ESee Ability Detonate the Goliath for details. Vehicle Weapons Goliath Weapon [Expand][Hide] Weapon Goliath Weapon See Weapon Goliath Weapon for details. Retrieved from http //coh-stats.com/Vehicle Panzer_Elite_Goliath
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Market Scenario Market Research Future (MRFR), in its latest report on the global market for construction robots, reveals the likely market scenario in the study period and factors that can control the market across the forecast period 2018–2023. The global Construction Robot MarketSize is likely to rise at 17% CAGR in the forecast period 2018–2023. The construction robot value to touch USD 165 million in the assessment period. Novel coronavirus has Construction Robot Market Size to open new avenues for those firms that are on the lookout for solutions that are reliable, efficiently managed, scalable, and are subscription-based, to remain more focused on the core business. The Construction Robot Market is bearing lesser impact of the COVID-19 outbreak compared to most other segments of the tech world. The growing automation trend in the construction industry is expected to underpin the construction robot in the assessment period. The increase in automated construction solution for renovation, commercial construction, and demolition can boost the expansion of the market across the study period. In addition, the increase in safety concern for labours in disorganized and threating work environment is also boosting the adoption of construction robot, which, in turn, can support the market growth in the years ahead. Request a Free Sample @ https //www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/6305 Competitive Outlook Alpine Sales and Rental (US), CyBe Construction (Netherlands), Cyberdyne (Japan), nLink (Norway), Komatsu (Japan), Husqvarna (Sweden), Brokk AB (Sweden), Esko Bionics (U.S.), TopTec Spezialmaschinen GmbH (Germany), Conjet AB (Sweden), Construction Robotics (U.S.) Autonomous Solutions (US), Fastbrick Robotics (Australia), Apis Cor (Russia), Yingchuang Building Technique Co. (WinSun) (China), MX3D (Netherlands), Giant Hydraulic Tech (China), Advanced Construction Robotics (US), and Beijing Borui Intelligent Control Technology (China) are some reputed dealers of Construction robots as listed by MRFR. Segmentation The segment evaluation of the construction robot market is done by automation, function, vertical, and design type. The design type-based segment of the construction robot are robotic arm, exoskeleton, and traditional robot. The rise in popularity of robotic arm construction robot due to advantages, such as ease of lifting heavy weights and slashing manual labor, can promote the expansion of the market in the years to come. The automation based segments of the construction robot market are semi-autonomous and fully autonomous. The high adoption of automated, followed by semi-autonomous robot can boost the expansion of the construction robot market through the analysis period. The function-based segments of the construction robot market are bricklaying, demolition, concrete structural erection, 3D printing, doors and windows installation, finishing work, and others. Increase in scope of 3D printing can impel the market rise. The vertical based segments of the construction robot market are commercial and residential buildings, public infrastructure, and nuclear dismantling and demolition among others. Other includes road and tunnel construction. Rise in building activates can boost the expansion of the market in the assessment period. Regional Analysis In APAC, the growing awareness about Construction robots and its benefits such as improvement safety, high quality, and rise in productivity can impel the expansion of the regional market through the review period. The availability of different type of construction robots that simplifies tasks in the construction sector can impel the expansion of the APAC market. The rise in the popularity of 3D-printing robots and launch of innovative prototypes can boost the expansion of the construction robot market in the North America. In Europe, the increase in buildings based on 3D models to construct complex design can prompt the regional market growth. In addition, advancements in industrial robotics and the use of implementation on UAV (unmanned aerial vehicles) across the US construction industry can support the expansion of the regional market. The feasibility of UAVs in capturing accurate data for large sites, site surveying, health and safety inspections, and accessing hazardous zones can support the expansion of construction robot market in the North America region. Table of Contents 1Executive Summary 2Scope of the Report 2.1Market Definition 2.2Scope of the Study 2.2.1Research objectives 2.2.2Assumptions Limitations 2.3Markets Structure Continued…. 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チャプター12 Dead Space ストーリーShuttle周辺にて 跳ね橋エリア Returned the Marker HIVE MIND Chapter12の残りのLog翻訳を見る ストーリー Shuttle周辺にて Nicole Isaac! Use one of the loaders to get the Marker off the shuttle! Nicole Isaac!運搬機を使ってMarkerをシャトルから降ろして! Objective Bring the Loader to the ShuttleI need a mobile loading platform to move the Marker. There should be one attached to the track somewhere around here. Markerを運ぶには可動式の運搬台が必要だ。運搬路に設置された運搬台が、どこかこのあたりにあるはずだ。 Objective Open the Supply Depot DoorI'll have to drag the Marker through the colony. The door to the Supply Depot is offline. I need to find a Power Cell to get it working again. コロニーの中を通ってMarkerを牽引していく必要がある。だが、物資倉庫への扉はオフラインだ。Power Cellを見つけ、その扉を再び動作させる必要がある。 Losder操作パネル ACTIVATE? ACTIVATE LOADER Objective Take Marker in Pedestal SiteNicole said something about a Pedestal Chamber. I need to bring the Marker there and plug it back into the pedestal somehow. According to Dr.Kyne, that should trap the Hive Mind back into the core of the planet. Kendra had said that the Marker was responsible for starting the necromorph infection. Somehow it must have the power to also contain the creatures. Nicoleが台座の部屋について何か言っていた。Markerをそこへ運び、なんとか台座に納める必要があるらしい。Kyne博士の話によれば、それでHive Mindを惑星の中心に封じ込めなおすことができるはずだ。Kendraは、Markerがnecromorph感染の原因だと言っていた。……ともかく、あれには化物を抑制する力もあるはずだ。 THE PEDESTALNicole Isaac. the Maker needs to be returned to the Pedestal Chamber.Use the loader to bring it there and place it on the pedestal. Replace what was taken, and make us whole again. Isaac、Markerを台座堂に戻す必要があるわ。運搬機を使ってあれを運び、台座の上に設置するのよ。持ち去られた物を元に戻せば、私達はまた一緒になれるわ。 シャッター操作パネル SHUTTER CONTROL ACTIVATE? LOCK SHUTTER in Progress... 跳ね橋エリア アナウンス Warning. Quarantine lockdown initialized. Unknown bioforms detected in the area. Security has been notified. 警告。強制隔離のため閉鎖しました。このエリアで未確認生命体を確認。警備員に通報しました。 RESTORE POWERNicole Isaac, you`re almost there. You`ll have to restore power to the bridges to move Marker through this area. Look for a control station at the end of the maintenance tube. Isaac、もうそこまで来てるのね。Markerがそのエリアを通過するためには跳ね橋への電力を回復しなければならないの。整備用チューブの一番奥にある制御室を探してみて。 Objective Restore Power to the BridgesI don't know where Nicole went,but she said I need to restore power to the bridges.there's a zero-g maintenance tube nearby that should have a power grid inside Nicoleはどこに行ったか分からないが、彼女は跳ね橋の電力を回復する必要があると言っていた。中に配電盤があるはずの無重力整備用チューブがそばに存在する。 Returned the Marker Nicole Thank you, Isaac. I always believed in you. I knew you would return to me. We are whole again, Isaac. We are whole.... ありがとう、Isaac。私はいつもあなたを信じてた。あなたが私のもとに戻ってくるのを分かっていた。私たちはまた一つになるのよ、Isaac。一つに… アナウンス:Emergency geo-orbital gravity tethers offline. Tectonic load released. Impact Imminent. Evacuvate this area immediately アナウンス:緊急事態:Geo-orbital gravity tethers(地表-軌道間係留重力索;空中に浮かんだ巨石を繋ぎ止めていた重力縛)がオフラインです。地質構造の荷重(巨石のこと)が解放されました。衝突が迫っています。至急このエリアから退避してください。 Kendra Isaac. Isaac...You really didn't think I was going to just walk away, did you? I can't do that. The Marker's coming with me. It's a shame... I was starting to like you. Even if you are insane. What, you don't believe me? Take a look at yourself. Better yet, take a look at that video from Nicole. And this time, watch it right to the end... Isaac。Isaac・・・まさか、私が本当に脱出したと思ってた訳じゃないわよね、でしょ?私にそれはできないもの。Markerは私の手元に来るわ。恥ずかしいことだけど・・・あなたを好きになり始めてた。たとえあなたが狂ってるとしてもね。何、私を信じられない? 自らを顧みなさい。いえ、いっそのことNicoleからのあのビデオを見たほうがいいわ。今度こそ、本当に最後までね・・・。 NICOLE'S FAREWELLNicole Isaac, It`s me. I wish I could talk to you. I`m sorry. I`m sorry about everything. I wish I could just... talk to someone. It`s all falling apart here. I can`t believe what`s happening... It`s strange... such a little thing... In the end, it all comes down to this one little thing... I didn't want it to end like this. I really wanted to see you again, just once. I loved you. I always loved you. Isaac、私よ。あなたと話すことができたら。ごめんなさい、何もかもあやまるわ。誰かと話すことさえできたら。ここは全てバラバラになってしまった。何が起きたか信じられない...ヘンだわ...あんな些細な出来事が...。それが結局、こんなことに・・・。こんな風に終わりにしたくない・・・。本当にもう一度あなたに会いたい、もう一度だけ。愛していたわ、あなたをずっと愛していたわ。 Kendra See! You're insane. Just like Kyne, just like the Captain. Nicole has been dead this whole time. Whatever you were seeing...was caused by that. You were its pawn. But don't worry. It will be in good hands, now. Far away from this damned place. Goodbye, Isaac. ほら!あなたは狂ってたでしょ。まさにKyneのように、まさに船長のように。Nicoleは始めから死んでたのよ。あなたが見ていたものは全て・・・あれが原因よ。あなたは利用されていたの。だけど心配しないで。今にあれは持つべき者の手に渡るわ。このどうしようもない場所ともおさらばね。さようなら、Isaac。 Objective Return to the ShuttleIs Kendra right...am I losing my mind...? Nicole was dead this entire time. A hallucination created by the Marker. This whole time, it was the Marker pusing me to return it to the planet. It's sentient...alive in some way. And now Kendra has it again. I've got to get back to the shuttle and get off of the planet before the chank smashes into it! Kendraは正しいのか……私は正気を失っていたのか……?Nicoleは始めから死んでいた。Markerに作り出された幻影だった。自らを惑星に戻すため、当初からMarkerが私を後押ししていたのだ。あれは意思を持っている……何らかの形で生きている。そして、Kendraはあれを再び持ち去ろうとしている。私はシャトルに戻り、巨石が惑星に衝突する前に脱出しなければならない! HIVE MIND Kendra Oh,my GOD! Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhh!! なんてこと!あぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁ!!!!!!あぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁぁ!! Nicole Isaac, it's me. I wish I could talk to you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry about everything. I wish I could just talk to someone. Isaac、私よ。あなたと話すことができたら。ごめんなさい、何もかもあやまるわ。誰かと話すことさえできたら。 ここまで読み終えたあなたは、このゲームのストーリーを理解出来ているはず。 最後のオマケ。 各チャプターの頭文字を一文字ずつ読むと・・・ ↓ # Chapter 01 New Arrival # Chapter 02 Intensive Care # Chapter 03 Course Correction # Chapter 04 Obliteration Imminent # Chapter 05 Lethal Devotion # Chapter 06 Environmental Hazard # Chapter 07 Into the Void # Chapter 08 Search and Rescue # Chapter 09 Dead on Arrival # Chapter 10 End of Days # Chapter 11 Alternate Solutions # Chapter 12 Dead Space NICOLE IS DEAD ・・・『ニコールは死んでいる』
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SECTION I - TOWARD A HEALTHIER AMERICA CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY The health of the American people has never been better. In this century we have witnessed a remarkable reduction in the life-threatening infectious and communicable diseases. Today, seventy-five percent of all deaths in this country are due to degenerative diseases such as heart disease, stroke and cancer (Figure 1-A). Accidents rank as the most frequent cause of death from age one until the early forties. Environmental hazards and behavioral factors also exact an unnec- essarily high toll on the health of our people. But we have gained important insights into the preven- tion of these problems as well. It is the thesis of this report that further im- provements in the health of the American people can and will be achieved--not alone through increased medical care and greater health expenditures--but through a renewed national commitment to efforts designed to prevent disease and to promote health. This report is presented as a guide to insure even greater health for the American people and an improved quality of life for themselves, their children and their children s children. Americans Today are Healthier Than Ever Since 1900, the death rate in the United States has been reduced from 17 per 1,000 persons per year to less than nine per 1,000 (Figure 1-B). If mortality rates for certain diseases prevailed today as they did at the turn of the century, almost 400,000 Americans would lose their lives this year to tuberculosis, almost 300,000 to gastroenteritis, 80,000 to diphtheria, and 55,000 to poliomyelitis. Instead, the toll of-all four diseases will be less than 10,000 lives. - - 1-3 FIGURE 1-A DEATHS FOR SELECTED CAUSES AS A PERCENT OF ALL DEATH UNITED STATES, SELECTED YEARS, 190 1877 Influenza and weumonia 100 90 60 70 60 I- f 0 60 f 40 I- 30 I- 2c I- ia l- 0 m Major cardiovascular diseases 0 All other causes 1900 1920 1940 1960 1970 1977 NOTE 1977 data are pro”,mnal. ata ‘or #I Other year5 are flrldl. Source National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Vital Statistics l-2 FIGURE 16 FIGURE 16 DEATH BATES BY AGE UNeTED STATES, DEATH BATES BY AGE UNeTED STATES, SELECTED YEARS lsoOl977 SELECTED YEARS lsoOl977 170- 65 years and over 65 years and over 60 - 50 - 40 - 30 - 20 - - 1524 v-* 0.8 - 0.7 - 0.6 - 0.5 - z. 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1960 SOURCE National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Vital Statistics. 1-3 We status 0 have seen other impressive gains in health in the past few years. In 1977, a record low of 14 infant deaths per 1,000 live births was achieved. Between 1960 and 1975, the difference in infant mortality rates for nonwhites and whites has cut in half. Between 1950 and 1977, the mortality rate for children aged one to 14 was halved. A baby born in this country today can be expected to live more than 73 years on average, while a baby born in 1900 could be expected to live only 47 years. Deaths due to heart disease decreased in the United States by 22 percent between 1968 and 1977. During the past decade the expected life span for Americans has increased by- 2.7 years. In the previous decade it increased by only one year. For this, much of the credit must go to earlier efforts at prevention, based on new knowledge which we have obtained through research. Nearly all the gains against the once-great killers--which also included typhoid fever, smallpox, and plague--have come as the result of improvements in sanitation, housing, nutrition, and immunization. These are all important to disease prevention. Rut some of the recent gains are due to measures people have taken to help themselves--changes in lifestyles resulting from a growing awareness of the impact of certain habits on health. Can We Do Better? To be sure, as a Nation we have been expending large amounts of money for health care. l-4 0 From 1960 to 1978 our total spending as a Nation for health care mushroomed from $27 billion to $192 billion. 0 In 1960 we spent less than six percent of our GNP on health care. Today, the total is about nine percent. Almost 11 cents of every federal dollar goes to health expenditures. 0 In the years from 1960 to 1978 annual health expenditures increased over 700 percent. Yet, our 700 percent increase in health spending has not yielded the striking improvements over the last 20 years that we might have hoped for. To a great extent these increased expenditures have been directed to treatment of disease and disability, rather than prevention. Though, particularly in recent years, we have made strides in prevention, much is yet to be accomplished. For example, recent figures indicate that we still lag behind several other industrial nations in the health status of our citizens 0 12 others do better in preventing deaths from cancer; l 26 others have a lower death rate from circulatory disease; 0 11 others do a better job of keeping babies alive in the first year of life; and 0 14 others have a higher level of life expectancy for men and six others have a higher level for women. Prevention - An Idea Whose Time Has Come Clearly, the American people are deeply inter- ested in improving their health. The increased l-5 attention now being paid to exercise, nutrition, environmental health and occupational safety testify to their interest and concern with health promotion and disease prevention. The linked concepts of disease prevention and health promotion are certainly not novel. Ancient Chinese texts discussed ways of life to maintain good health--and in classical Greece, the followers of the gods of medicine associated the healing arts not only with the god Aesculapius but with his two daughters, Panacea and Hygeia. While Panacea was involved with medication of the sick, her sister Hygeia was concerned with living wisely and pre- serving health. In the modern era, there have been periodic surges of interest leading to major advances in pre- vention. The sanitary reforms of the latter half of the 19th century and the introduction of effective vaccines in the middle of the 20th century are two examples. But, during the 1950s and 196Os, concern with the treatment of chronic diseases and lack of knowledge about their causes resulted in a decline in emphasis on prevention. Now, however, with the growing understanding of causes and risk factors for chronic diseases, the 1980s present new opportunities for major gains. Prevention is an i ea whose time has come. We have the scientific knowledge to begin to formulate recommendations for improved health. And, although the degenerative diseases differ from their infec- tious disease predecessors in having more--and more complex--causes, it is now clear that many are preventable. Challenges for Prevention We are now able to identify some of the major risk factors responsible for most of the premature morbidity and mortality in this country. l-6 Cigarette Smoking Cigarette smoking is the single most preventable cause of death. It is clear that cigarette smoking causes most cases of lung cancer--and that fact is underscored by a consistent decline in death rates from lung cancer for former male cigarette smokers who have abstained for 10 years or more. Cigarette smoking is now also identified as a major factor increasing risk for heart attacks. Even in the absence of other important risk factors for heart disease--such as high blood pressure and elevated serum cholesterol--smoking nearly doubles the risk of heart attack for men. Though the actual cause of the unprecedented decline in heart disease in the last ten years is not entirely understood, it is noteworthy that the prevalence of these three risk factors also declined nationally during this same period. Alcohol and Drugs Misuse of alcohol and drugs exacts a substantial toll of premature death, illness, and disability. Alcohol is a factor in more than 10 percent of all deaths in the United States. The proportion of heavy drinkers in the population grew substantially in the 196Os, to reach the highest recorded level since 1850. Of particular concern is the growth in use of both alcohol and drugs among the Nation s youth. Problems resulting from these trends are sub- stantial--but preventable. Our ability to deal with them depends, in many ways, more on our skills in mobilizing individuals and groups working together in the schools and communities, than on the efforts of the health care system. l-7 Occupational Risks Also more widely recognized as threats to health are certain occupational hazards. In fact, it is now estimated that up to 20 percent of total cancer mortality may be associated with these hazards. The true dimensions of the asbestos hazard, for example, have become manifest only after a latency period of perhaps 30 years. And rubber and plastic workers, as well as workers in some coke oven jobs, are exhibiting significantly higher cancer rates than the general population. Yet, once these occupational hazards are de- fined, they can be controlled. Safer materials may be substituted; manufacturing processes may be changed to prevent release of offending agents; hazardous materials can be isolated in enclosures; exhaust methods and other engineering techniques may be used to control the source; special clothing and other protective devices may be used; and efforts can be made to educate and motivate workers and managers to comply with safety procedures. Injuries Injuries represent still another area in which the toll of human life is great. Accidents account for roughly 50 percent of the fatalities for individuals between the ages of 15 to 24. But the highest death rate for accidents occurs among the elderly, whose risk of fatal injury is nearly double that of adolescents and young adults. In 1977, highway accidents killed 49,000 people and led to 1,800,OOO disabling injuries. In 1977, firearms claimed 32,000 lives, and were second only to motor vehicles as a cause of fatal injury. Falls, burns, poisoning, adverse drug reactions and recreational accidents all accounted for a significant share of accident-related deaths. l-8 Again, the potential to reduce these tragic and avoidable deaths lies less with improved medical care than with better Federal, State, and local actions to foster more careful behavior, and provide safer environments. Smoking, occupational hazards, alcohol and drug abuse, and injuries are examples of the prominent challenges to prevention, and there are many others. But the clear message is that much of today s premature death and disability can be avoided. And the effort need not require vast expend- itures of dollars. In fact, modest expenditures can yield high dividends in terms of both lives saved and improvement in the quality of life for our citizens. A Reordering of our Health Priorities In 1974. the Government of Canada published A New Perspective on the Health of Canadians. It introduced a useful concept which views all causes of death and disease as having four contributing elements a inadequacies in the existing health care system; 0 behavioral factors or unhealthy lifestyles; 0 environmental hazards; and 0 human biological factors. Using that framework, a group of American ex- perts developed a method for assessing the relative contributions of each of the elements to many health probl s. Analysis in which the method was applied to the 10 leading causes of death in 1976 suggests that perhaps as much as half of U.S. mortality in 1976 was due to unhealthy behavior or lifestyle; 20 percent to environmental factors; 20 percent to human biological factors; and only 10 percent to inadequacies in health care. l-9 Even though these data are approximations, the implications are important. Lifestyle factors should be amenable to change by individuals who understand and are given support in their attempts to change. Many environmental factors can be altered at rela- tively low costs. Inadequacies in disease treatment should be correctable within the limits of tech- nology and resources as they are identified. Even some biological factors (e.g., genetic disorders) currently beyond effective influence may ultimately yield to scientific discovery. There is cause to believe that further gains can be anticipated. The larger implication of this analysis is that we need to re-examine our priorities for national health spending. Currently only four percent of the Federal health dollar is specifically identified for pre- vention related activities. Yet, it is clear that improvement i n the health status of our citizens will not be made predominately through the treatment of disease but rather through its prevention. This is recognized in the growing consensus about the need for, and value of, disease prevention and health promotion. Several recent conferences at the national level have been devoted to exploring the opportunities in prevention. Professional organizations in the health sector are re-evaluating the role of preven- tion in their work. The President and the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare have made strong public endorsements of prevention. And a rapidly growing interest has emerged in the Congress. The Federal interest is paralleled by great interest in the State health agencies. There are three overwhelming reasons why a new, strong emphasis on prevention-- at all levels of governments and by all our citizens--is essential. l- 10 First,, prevention saves lives. Second, prevention improves the quality of life. Finally, it can save dollars in the long run. In an era of runaway health costs, preventive action for health is cost-effective. Prevention - A Renewed Conxnitment In 1964, a Surgeon s General s Report on Smoking and Health was issued. This report pointed to the critical link between cigarette smoking and several fatal or disabling diseases. In 1979, another re- port was issued based on the knowledge gained from over 24,000 new scientific studies--studies which revealed that smoking is even more dangerous than initially supposed. In recent years, our knowledge of important pre- vention measures in other critical areas of health and disease has also increased manyfold. This, the first Surgeon General s Report on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, is far broader in scope than the earlier Surgeon General s reports. It is the product of a comprehensive review of prevention activities by participants from both the public and private sectors. The process has in- volved scientists, educators, public officials, business and labor representatives, voluntary organizations, and many others. Preparation of the report was a cooperative effort of the health agencies of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, aided by papers from the National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicine and the 1978 Departmental Task Force on Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Core papers from both documents are available separately as background papers to this report. l-11 The report s central theme is that the health of this Nation s citizens can be significantly improved through actions individuals can take themselves, and through actions decision makers in the public and private sector can take to promote a safer and healthier environment for all Americans at home, at work and at play. For the individual often only modest lifestyle changes are needed to substantially reduce risk for several diseases. And many of the personal deci- sions required to reduce risk for one disease can reduce it for others. Within the practical grasp of most Americans are simple measures to enhance the prospects of good health, including 0 elimination of cigarette smoking; 0 reduction of alcohol misuse; 0 moderate dietary changes to reduce intake of excess calories, fat, salt and sugar; 0 moderate exercise; 0 periodic screening (at intervals determined by age and sex) for major disorders such as high blood pressure and certain cancers; and 0 adherence to speed laws and use of seat belts. Widespread adoption of these practices could go far to improve the health of our citizens. Additionally, it is important to emphasize that physical health and mental health are often linked. Both are enhanced through the maintenance of strong family ties, the assistance of supportive friends, and the use of cotwnunity support systems. For decision makers in the public and private sector, a recognition of the relationship between 1-12 health and the physical environment can lead to actions that can greatly reduce the morbidity and mortality caused by accidents, air, water and food contamination, radiation exposure, excessive noise, occupational hazards, dangerous consumer products and unsafe highway design. The opportunities are, therefore, great. But if those opportunities are to be captured we must be focused in our efforts. An important purpose of this report is to en- hance both individual and national perspective on prevention through identification of priorities and specification of measurable goals. Americans have a deep interest in improving their health. This report is offered to help them achieve that goal. l-13 CHAPTER 2 RISKS TO GOOD HEALTH Disease and disability are not inevitable events to be experienced equally by all. Each of us at birth--because of heredity, socioeconomic background of parents, or prenatal exposure--may have some chance of developing a health problem. But, throughout life, probabilities depending upon individual change experience with risk factors--the environmental and behavioral influences capable of provoking ill health with or without previous predisposition. Most serious illnesses--such as heart disease and cancer --are related to several factors. And some risk factors--among them, cigarette smoking, poor dietary habits, severe emotional stress-- increase probabilities for several illnesses. Moreover, synergism operates. The combined po- tential for harm of many risk factors is more than the sum of their individual potentials. They interact, reinforce, even multiply each other. Asbestos workers, for example, have increased lung cancer risk. Asbestos workers who smoke have 30 times more risk than co-workers who do not smoke--and 90 times more than people who neither smoke nor work with asbestos. It is the controllability of many risks--and, often, the significance of controlling even only a few--that lies at the heart of disease prevention and health promotion. 2-l Major Risk Categories Inherited Biological Heredity determines basic biological charac- teristics and these may be of a nature to increase risk for certain diseases. Heredity plays a part in susceptibility to some mental disorders, infectious diseases, and common chronic diseases such as certain cancers, heart disease, lung disease, and diabetes--in addition to disorders more generally recognized as inherited, such as hemophilia and sickle cell anemia. Actually, however, disease usually results from an interaction between genetic endowment and the individual s total environment. And although the relative contributions vary from disease to disease, major risk factors for the common chronic diseases are environmental and behavioral--and, therefore, amenable to change. Even familial tendencies toward disease may be explained in part by similarities of environmental and behavioral factors within a family. Environmental Evidence is increasing that onset of ill health is strongly linked to influences in physical, social, economic and family environments. Influences in the physical environment that increase risk include contamination of air, water, and food; workplace hazards; radiation exposure; excessive noise; dangerous consumer products; and unsafe highway design. Over the past 100 years, man has markedly al- tered the physical environment. While many changes reflect important progress, rew health hazards have come in their wake. The environment has become host to many thousands of synthetic chemicals, with new ones being introduced at an annual rate of about l,OOO--and to byproducts of transportation, manufac- turing, agriculture and energy production processes. 2-2 Factors in the socioeconomic environment which affect health include income level, housing, and employment status. For many reasons, the poor face more and different health risks than people in higher income groups inadequate medical care with too few preventive services; more hazardous physical environment; greater stress; less education; more unemployment or unsatisfying job frustration; and income inadequate for good nutrition, safe housing, and other basic needs. Family relationships also constitute an impor- tant environmental component for health. Drastic alterations may occur in family circum- stances as spouses die or separate, children leave home, or an elderly parent moves in. An abrupt major change in social dynamics can create emotional stress severe enough to trigger serious physical illness or even death. On the other hand, loving family support can contribute to mental and physical well-being and provide a stable, nurturing atmosphere within which children can grow and develop in a healthy manner. Behavioral Personal habits play critical roles in the development of many serious diseases and in injuries from violence and automobile accidents. Many of today s most pressing health problems are related to excesses--of smoking, drinking, faulty nutrition, overuse of medications, fast driving, and relentless pressure to achieve. In fact, of the 10 leading causes of death in the United States (Figure 2-A), at least seven could be substantially reduced if persons at risk improved just five habits diet, smoking, lack of exercise, alcohol abuse, and use of antihypertensive medication. Risk Variability Because risk factors interact in different ways, population groups which differ because of geographic 2-3 Figure 2-A Causes of Death by Life Stages, 1977 PROBLEM Chronic Dlseaser AGE QROUPS Infants (Under 1) Rank Rate’ Adolescents/ Older Total Children Yourq Adults Adults Adults Adults Population (1-14) (15-24) (25-44) (45-64) (Over 65) (all ages) Rank Rate’ Rank Rate’ Rank Rate’ Rank Rater Rank Rate’ Rank Rater Heart Disease 7 1.1 6 2.5 2 25.5 1 351 .o 1 2334.1 1 332.3 Stroke 8 .6 9 1.2 8 6.1 3 52.4 3 656.2’ 3 04.1 Arteriosclerosis 5 116.5’ 9 13.3 Sronchitls. Emphysema, (L Asthma 10 12.2 6 69.3 Cancer 3 4.9 5 6.5 1 29.7 2 302.7 2 966.5 2 170.7 Diabetes Mellitus 10 .4 10 2.4 8 i 7.8 6 io9.5 7 15.2 Cirrhosis of the Liver 7 6.6 4 39.2 9 36.7 a 14.5 Influenza and Pneumonia Menlngltls Septicemia Trauma 5 50.6 6 1.5 a 1.3 9 3.0 9 15.3 4 169.7 5 23.i 8 .6 6 32.7 Accidents Motor vehicle accidents All other accidents Suicide Homicide Dwetapmental Probkmr 2 9.0 1 44.1 3 23.1 7 10.3 1 0 24.5 6 22.5 7 27.7 1 10.6 2 16.4 4 16.5 5 25.5 7 78.1 4 24.E 10 .4 3 13.6 5 17.3 6 19.1 9 13.3 5 1.6 4 12.7 6 15.6 Immaturity associated 1 467.7 Sirth+ssociated 2 294.4 Congenital birth defects 3 253.1 4 3.6 7 1.6 Sudden Infant deaths 4 142.0 All eeusee 1412.1 43.1 117.1 182.5 l,wo.o 5266.1 070.1 ‘Rate per 100.000 live blrths. Rate per 100.000 emulation In swcitied orour). location, we, and/or socioeconomic strata can experience substantial variability in disease incidence. And investigations of the variability can provide important clues about the extent to which major causes of disease and death may be preventable. Contrasts between different groups within the United States will be discussed throughout Section II. Here, it is interesting to note some of the striking influences which international variations in habits and environs can have. For example, an American man, compared to a Japanese man of the same age, is at 1.5 times higher risk of death from all causes, five times higher for death from heart disease, and four times higher for death from lung cancer. And for breast cancer, the death rate for American women is four times as great as for Japanese women. On the other hand, a Japanese man is eight times as likely to die from stomach cancer as his American counterpart. Other Western countries such as England and Wales, Sweden, and Canada have experiences generally paralleling our own although rates vary somewhat from country to country. The importance of environment and cultural habits, rather than heredity alone, is suggested by studies of Japanese citizens who have moved to the United States. They indicate that, with respect to cardiovascular disease and cancer, families who migrate tend to assume the disease patterns of their adopted country. Age-Related Risks From infancy to old age, staying healthy is an ever-changing task. The diseases that affect young children are not, for the most part, major problems for adolescents. From adolescence through early adulthood, accidents and violence take the largest toll. And these are superseded a few decades later by chronic illness--heart disease, stroke and can- cer. Figure 2-A depicts major causes of death by life stages. In one respect, this age orientation is mis- leading. Although heart disease, stroke, and cancer are commonly regarded as adult health problems, their roots--and, indeed, the roots of many adult chronic diseases--may be found in early life. Early eating patterns, exercise habits, and exposure to cancer-causing substances all can affect the likeli- hood of developing disease many years later. Some studies have found high blood pressure and high blood levels of cholesterol in many American chil- dren. The presence of two such potent risk factors for heart disease and stroke at early ages point to the need to regard health promotion and disease prevention as lifelong concerns. At each stage of life, different steps can be taken to maximize well-being--and the health goals described in the next section deal with the major health problems of each group.* Assessing Risk Risk estimates are derived by comparing the fre- quency of deaths, illnesses or injuries from a spe- cific cause in a group having some specific trait or risk factor, with the frequency in another group not having that trait, or in the population as a whole. Some diseases may occur more frequently in a small population group--for example, a rare type of liver cancer among workers handling vinyl chloride. Such a high risk group, of course, is not difficult to identify although many deaths may occur before the disease cause is clearly established. The Nation s leading health problems are not only those which cause death. Other significant condi- tions--such as mental illness, arthritis, learning disorders, and childhood infectious diseases--pro- voke considerable sickness, disability, suffering, and economic loss. These problems are considered in this report--but, for overview purposes, the leading causes of death provide useful indications of some of the prominent risk factors faced by each age group. 2-6 But increases in more common diseases not con- fined to isolated population groups may be much more difficult to attribute to a specific cause. For example, after cigarette smoking was widely adopted, lung cancer rates began to increase dramatically, not immediately but after about a ZO-year interval. Because of the large numbers of diverse people and the long interval involved, many theories had to be considered before the direct link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer was firmly established. The presence of a risk factor need not inevita- bly presage disease or death. But those events can arise from the cumulative effect of adverse impacts on health. The chain of events may be short, as in a highway accident, or long and complex, as in the development of coronary artery disease and the heart attack which may follow. Some diseases may involve a single significant risk, such as lack of immunization. Others involve many contributing factors. Those associated with coronary artery disease, for example, include hered- ity, diet, smoking, uncontrolled hypertension, over- weight, lack of exercise, stress, and possibly other unknown factors. The Role of the Individual Because there are limits to what medical care can presently do for those already sick or injured, people clearly need to make a greater effort to reduce their risk of incurring avoidable diseases and injuries. This is not to suggest that individuals have complete control and are totally responsible for their own health status. For example, although socioeconomic factors are powerful determinants, in- dividuals have limited control over them. Nor can they readily decrease many environmental risks. The role of the individual in bringing about environ- mental change is usually restricted to that of the concerned citizen applying pressure at key points in the system or process. But the individual must rely 2-7 in large part on the efforts of public health offi- cials and others to reduce hazards. People must make personal lifestyle choices, too, in the context of a society that glamorizes many hazardous behaviors through advertising and the mass media. Moreover, our society continues to support industries producing unhealthful products, enacts and enforces unevenly laws against behaviors such as driving while intoxicated, and offers ambig- uous messages about the kinds of behavior that are advisable. Finally, although people can take many actions to reduce risk of disease and injury through changes in personal behavior, the health consequences are seldom visible in the short run. Even when the in- dividual knows that a habit such as eating excessive amounts of high-calorie, fatty food is not good, available options may be limited. And some habits such as alcohol abuse and smoking may have become addictive. To imply, therefore, that personal behavior choices are entirely within the power of the indi- vidual is misleading. Yet, even awareness of risk factors difficult or impossible to change may prompt people to make an extra effort to reduce risks more directly under their control and thus lessen overall risk of disease and injury. Healthy behavior, including judicious use of preventive health care services, is a significant area of individual re- sponsibility for both personal and family health. The following sections of this report will clarify the role of various risk factors in disease and disability. 2-8 SECTION II - HEALTH GOALS FIVE NATIONAL GOALS What should--and reasonably can--be our national goals for health promotion and disease prevention? They must be concerned with the major health problems and the associated--and preventable--risks for them at each of the principal stages of life infancy . . childhood . . adolescence and young adulthood . . adulthood . . and older adulthood. This section examines those problems and risks and presents specific, quantified objectives for each stage. They are realistic objectives--based upon our own recent mortality trends for each age group, the rates achieved in other countries with resources similar to our own, and the very great likelihood that a reasonable, affordable effort can make the goals achievable.
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EQ2用ルートカードの一覧。 http //legendsofnorrath.station.sony.com/rewards.vm?category=eq2 section=oathbreakerEQ2用Loot Card Expポーション類 使用アイテム Shimmering Fist ・・・ 手を輝くパーティクル・エフェクトで包む \aITEM -2079210274 1218257950 Shimmering Fists\/a Flock of Seagulls・・・ 速度10%UP・30秒・リキャスト5分・使用者の周りをカモメが飛ぶ(そのカモメが…)\aITEM -434100053 802226704 Flock of Seagulls\/a変身アイテムDrogan Distraction ・・・ RoKモデルGoblinに変身、meleeに対するダメージシールドを張る \aITEM -397134824 763741171 Drogan Distraction\/a Ancient Bloodletter・・・ Vampireに変身、meleeに対するダメージシールドを張る \aITEM 922669715 1592425516 Ancient Bloodletter\/aクローク Cloak of Comfort ・・・ Glide+使用時にGigglegibber Confort Crateに変身 \aITEM 338257055 -907129871 Cloak of Comfort\/a Cloak of the Oathbreaker・・・ Glide+使用者の頭上に天使のワッカが出る \aITEM -257360399 691223589 Cloak of the Oathbreaker\/a乗り物Mana Spirit Horse Whistle ・・・ 速度50%、Subjugation・Disruption・Ordination・Focus・Ministrationを+5.0 \aITEM 1709251190 2066299441 Mana Spirit horse whistle\/a Fire Spirit Horse Whistle・・・ 速度50%、Slashing・Piercing・Crushing・Aggression・Rangedを+5.0 \aITEM -51885108 -302721902 Fire Spirit horse whistle\/a 家具 Coffin of Regeneration・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM -534966909 -64672624 Coffin of Regeneration\/a Gigglegibber Apprentice ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM 2068850962 4100024 a Gigglegibber Apprentice\/a Di Zok Apprentice ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 The Master s Grand ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM -298183086 1914070478 The Master s Grand\/a Tapestry of the Sathirian Empire ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM -1303526385 -1074117475 Tapestry of the Sathirian Empire\/a Tapestry of Flowing Water ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM 725915061 -459453321 Tapestry of Flowing Water\/a Painting Lady Vox ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 \aITEM 1246506520 -870632956 Painting Lady Vox\/a Painting Cyndra s Barbed Spear ・・・ レントステータス軽減300 Legend s Paintings Volume 1 ・・・ 部屋に置ける画集?Oathboundから画像を収録※全8pだが絵は右側ページのみで4枚。Oathbound以外の絵も。 \aITEM -1007854474 141851127 Legends Paintings Volume 1\/a装備品Gnomeland Securities M.A.D.・・・ チャーム装備、乗り物のスピードを2.0上昇させる \aITEM 176911397 162867897 Gnomeland Security M.A.D.\/a Makeover Kit・・・ 24時間に1回、appearance(外見)の振り直しを行える \aITEM 20924096 -423809138 Makeover Kit\/a Tinkered Thought Cap・・・ 使用すると、30秒間Fish Visionを得られる帽子 \aITEM -621977401 -525558175 Tinkered Thought Cap\/a Ring of the Oathbreaker・・・ 3種類の素晴らしいリングから1つ選択出来る? \aITEM 1953258946 -2052664815 Ring of the Oathbreaker\/a \aITEM 1625603263 -426995050 Forgotten Ring of the Oathbreaker\/a \aITEM 358436742 684291401 Timid Ring of the Oathbreaker\/a \aITEM -208461500 1565167524 Warded Ring of the Oathbreaker\/aその他 Title the Oathbreaker ・・・ 称号"the Oathbreaker"の付加Promotionalなもの(通常のパックには含まれません) Turtle Helm (4EQIIP1) Cloak of Dark Energy (4EQIIP2) Avian Wrath(4EQIIP3) Parrot (4EQIIP4) Sathirian Curse (4EQIIP5)
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横浜ベイスターズ127年度成績 チーム成績 順位 勝ち 負け 分け 連勝 打率 防御率 安打 本塁打 4 61 66 8 5 .263 2.84 1266 73 盗塁 失策 得点 得点率 失点 失点率 自責点 非自責 失策率 66 54 403 3.0 429 3.1 392 37 0.39 おまけ 得圏 1361-342=.251 被打率のとこの合計、電卓で見てね、抑えは記録用 先対右 先対左 先圏被 中対右 中対左 中圏被 抑対右 抑対左 抑圏被 2002-545 1620-466 917-241 660-169 513-154 331-90 75-18 54-18 28-6 やっぱり ひろしまが いちばん きけんで うzげふごふ つよいんだよね 巨人 阪神 中日 広島 ヤクルト 11-14(2) 14-11(2) 12-14(1) 7-19(1) 17-8(2) 個人成績 野手 選手名 製作者 守備位置 打率 本塁打 打点 出塁率 盗塁 守備率 ランド サマルトリアの王子 捕手 .252 13 55 .316 0 .247 安藤洋司 appleパイ 一塁手 .306 13 51 .416 0 .997 ポゾ タティス 二塁手 .300 1 49 .363 0 .980 しょうⅤ しょう 三塁手 .293 2 49 .340 0 .978 ロテクト ハイド 遊撃手 .266 5 37 .324 0 .996 内村 ふみ 左翼手 .209 13 38 .242 1 .976 マクロスプラス マクレーン 中堅手 .237 4 22 .283 39 .978 銚 寿司 右翼手 .229 7 31 .277 26 .993 カイト pio DH .278 15 52 .357 0 - 投手 選手名 製作者 役割 登板 防御率 勝ち 負け セーブ RP 投球回 奪三振 鈴 Strait 先 24 1.70 10 8 - - 179 2/3 57 のうみ わふー 先 23 2.56 8 13 - - 169 0/3 59 ゆきじい3 ゆきじい 先 26 2.62 6 13 - - 168 1/3 73 時代は先発 マイナー 先 24 3.22 8 9 - - 156 2/3 83 工藤公康 akito18 先 22 3.61 4 10 - - 137 0/3 60 G・Maddux 国内選手 先 16 3.59 5 8 - - 102 2/3 45 Fロドリゲス 国内選手 中 35 3.54 4 1 2 6.0 61 0/3 38 吉田敦志 国内選手 中 38 3.72 6 1 2 7.3 55 2/3 32 花火師 うぇー 中 36 2.18 4 1 0 10.0 66 0/3 42 朱文 コメット 中 37 3.81 4 1 0 5.8 52 0/3 31 大柳 国内選手 中 40 2.45 2 0 0 8.9 62 1/3 39 アレック niji 抑 30 1.93 0 1 26 - 32 2/3 20 リーグトップ ゴールデングラブ ベストナイン GG+B9(選手名) 第127期4位で終了 しゃーな・・くないわー 逆指名選手の即失踪は精神的に辛い 制球コーチでいい感じの能力になりそうだっただけに戦力的にも痛い 今季はエース級先発の移籍加入で楽々~となるはずのシーズンだったが辛い結果が積みあがった 広島戦を何とかしのがないと今後も厳しい状況が続きそうだ 例えウチだけでも早めの試合消化で自分のチームに対しては好き勝手をさせないのがベターだと思う つまり全員が大差ない壁ならコース相性の悪い投手で攻められるよりは 得意コース(と優先度は低いけど中継ぎ一番手:16番ね)を見て突っ込んだ方がいい けっきょく さいはいしゃが まいにち 19じから ひつようなんだよね 野手 赤字4人に解雇一人、なぜここまでというほどの不調に陥る、まるで底無し沼 昨季に続き1・2番がわけがわからないくらいに調子が悪く、銚は通算-30超えで解雇になってしまった その厳しい状況で得点率が3.0までいけたのは『いつもアイコンに笑顔を皆様の四球王安藤です!』 と5・6・7番の活躍が大きかった 皆様の四球王、成績的にはこれまでのシーズンでもかなりいいのだがベストナインからもれるあの若さに本塁打・打点まで大差がつくと厳しいか、入れ替わるように年齢を重ねるごとにGG率は上昇中 ポゾ、余りにも絶好調、二塁手が40FP以上稼ぎながら3割打つとかDONDAKEですか圏打率も.298と凹まない綺麗な数字、この成績で体力が後5期は持つというのだから恐ろし屋 ランド、今季チーム打点王、なのに貢献まいなすだめえぇぇぇぇぇ、打率はもう一つ伸びなかったが1・2番の不調で5番ポゾに続きランナーが最もたまる位置となった今季に13本塁打はありがたや しょうⅤ、今季は巧打基準突破よりも何よりも圏打率.311が凄く嬉しかった・・嬉しかったぞー!上位打線の不調で落ち込むはずの得点率だがカレー屋の勝負強さを見せぐぐぐいと押し上げた 投手:先発 流石に負け運3人は初めてだと思う、援護できない打線の問題も大きいのだが リーグに防御率1点台の先発が12人も居る現状ではしょうがないのか 自チーム含めて打撃型のチームが少ないと防率は良くても負け運というサイクルにはまりやすい 鈴、昨季から一転すっげー活躍です、今季チームでただ一人の防率1点台に二桁勝利と勝ち越し制球コーチの指導と新人時代からずーっと続けてきたスタミナ強化が実を結んだ登板限界ぎりぎりまで投げさせつつ壁としても機能し大助かりですねい おじいさま、4完封で6勝、ここ数期打線と噛みあわず酷い状態が続いている特に今季最終戦の一つ前、対巨人を12回無失点で乗り切ったにもかかわらず最後まで援護無しシーズン中こんな事が何度かあったんじゃないかと思うと…くぁwsでrftgyふじこlp 投手:救援 おっかえりなさーいまたよろしくなのです 花火師、ほいさ定位置のGG九連続獲得、あれです登板と調子の波が合わないというかなんというか昨季はめっさ投げさせて今一つに終わり、今季は投げさせられなかったが好成績家業の事を考えている時に無理矢理投げさせても結果には繋がらないという事か アレックさん、大魔神候補きたー!新人での防率1点台は見事なのだが与四球率が泡わわわなんとかセーフだったが後少しで四球をゲットするはめに、危なかった おお、編集者殿ではありませんか、この横浜ベイスターズ127年度はまだ書きかけなのです ゆえに不備・不足など多々あると思われます、是非ともアナタの力を貸して頂きたい 先発1人に中継ぎ3人を募集中 来場者数 今日の観客数 - 昨日の観客数 - 合計観客数 -