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Suspected N.Korean ship changes course US media say that a North Korean ship suspected of carrying banned weapons has changed course after heading toward Myanmar. CBS and other news reports quoted several US officials as saying that the Kang Nam had turned around on Monday and is now heading back where it came from. CBS television says the ship is now off the coast of Vietnam. The US military has been tracking the Kang Nam in the South China Sea. It suspects the vessel may be carrying missile parts and nuclear material in violation of a recent UN Security Council resolution. The ship left a North Korean port on June 17th. The US military plans to continue monitoring the ship until it enters a port, and will ask the country where the ship docks to inspect its cargo in line with the UN resolution. Chinese dissident denies inciting subversion A leading Chinese dissident writer, Liu Xiaobo, has reportedly denied inciting the subversion of state power. Sources say Liu was allowed to meet a lawyer on Friday for the first time since police detained him more than 6 months ago. They say the lawyer met Li in a jail in Beijing and the dissident told the lawyer there were no problems with his health and he denied the charge of sedition. Liu was officially arrested on Tuesday last week, charged with inciting the subversion of state power and the overthrow of the socialist system. Liu was one of the chief architects of a petition, "Charter 08", which called for an end to the one-party rule of the Communist Party and the creation of a multi-party democracy. More than 300 people, including scholars, writers and rights activists, signed the petition that was put online last December. After the police investigation of Liu, prosecutors are expected to take several months before deciding whether to indict him. Liu s arrest has drawn criticism from international human rights organizations. Dozens of prominent Chinese writers and scholars and the US embassy in Beijing have called for his release. GM car sales in China hit a record General Motors says its sales in China in the first half of this year were up 38 percent year-on-year. GM China Group, which operates 8 joint ventures with Chinese firms, said on Wednesday that in the January-to-June period it sold 814,000 vehicles -- a record for a half-year period. It said demand for minivans was particularly strong, with sales up 50 percent. For 5 months in a row this year, China has surpassed the United States as the world s largest buyer of cars, thanks to China s introduction of tax breaks for car buyers to stimulate its economy. GM China Group President Kevin Wale said the strong sales figures show that the Chinese market is embracing GM products. He added that he s optimistic about the second half of the year. Strong growth in China is crucial for the survival of GM as it struggles to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States. WFP scaling back N.Korea food aid program The UN s food agency says it has been forced to scale back its aid program in North Korea because of a shortage of food supplies from donor countries. The World Food Program launched a program last September to provide food to 6.2 million North Koreans. But aid offers began drying up at the beginning of this year, and then stopped completely after North Korea carried out an underground nuclear test in late May. Last month, the WFP had to downsize its program in the country to cover just 2.27 million people. The agency s representative for North Korea, Torben Due, told reporters in Beijing on Wednesday that an increasing number of children are being brought to hospitals suffering from serious malnutrition. Due revealed that last month North Korea ordered Korean-speaking WFP staff to leave the country. The North also told the WFP to give a week s notice before inspecting warehouses. The authorities previously wanted to be informed 24 hours before the inspections, which check to make sure the food aid is not being diverted. Hatoyama says Aso is waffling Opposition Democratic Party leader Yukio Hatoyama has criticized Prime Minister Aso for being indecisive and waffling about everything, including personnel appointments. Hatoyama said it seems as if Aso is changing his position day by day. He said the public must think this is one more reason that the Aso administration is nearing the end of its usefulness.
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Sometimes it's all right To get angry But it takes a man To control his anger,Boy No need for crude And careless words Even guys around you may use them 'Cause you're my hero,Boy Each time you go through hard times You'll grow; hang tough You fight your battle, but Keep in mind you'll always have ★ (My love) A hand yo hold (Here) When you need it (So) You can even cry on (My love) A hand to hold (Here) I'll be with you (So) All the way Sometimes I don't know where you have gone But I am sure you always know how much you mean, tome No matter how much Confused'n hurt Remember, listen to your intelligence 'Cause you're my hero Every time you strive and search You will grow; hang tough I want you to know, without Judgement, you'll always have ★ Repeat While you make it thyough Always,(Boy,)believe in yourself 'Cause I do. ★ Repeat While you make it ★ Repeat While you make it thyough Always,(Boy,)believe in yourself 'Cause I do.
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http //books.google.co.jp/books?id=DqwLVaPdDgoC Great News Photos and the Stories Behind From the Crimean War to Jimmy Carter, here are the shots professional photojournalists still discuss. 140 great photos and the stories of how they were taken. Lindbergh, death of Oswald, first men on the moon, others. 詳細 Great News Photos and the Stories Behind Them 著者 John Faber 出版社 Courier Dover Publications, 1978 ISBN 0486236676, 9780486236674 159 ページ 32ページ 32. The Baby in the Shanghai Railroad Station 上海鉄道駅の赤ん坊 It was August 28, 1937. Retreating Chinese Nationalist Troops had left behind them a blockade across the Whampoo River in Shanghai. At two P.M. that day, the Japanese Navy was scheduled to blow it up. 1937年8月28日、撤退中の中国国民党軍は、上海黄甫江を横切るバリケードを背後に残して去った。日本海軍はその日午後2時にはそれを爆破する予定を立てた。 On the roof of the Butterfield Swires Building, which faced the Whampoo, were many correspondents and cameramen. They waites to record the bombing. By three o clock the Japanese had not shown up. Word came through that the bombing had been postponed. The newsmen left. All but H.S."Newsreel" Wong of Hearst Metrotone News; he decided to wait a little longer. 黄甫江に面したバタフィールド・スワイヤー・ビルディングの屋上には多くの新聞通信員やカメラマンが集まっていた。爆撃を記録しようと待機していたのである。しかし三時になっても日本軍機は現れなかった。爆撃は延期されたという言葉が流れてきた。新聞記者たちは去っていった。ハースト・メトロトーン・ニュース社の H.S."ニュスリールの"ウォンだけが、もう少し粘ってみようとそこに残っていた。 About four P.M. he heard the sound of planes. Three Japanese bombers came in low. They circled the temporary Japanese airfield and passed over Wong again. Seconds later, he felt the concussion of bomb exploding. Black smoke arose in the direction of Chinese Arsenal, two miles away. 午後4時、飛行機の轟音が聞こえてきた。３機の日本軍爆撃機が低空でやってきた。臨時の日本軍飛行場を周って戻ってきて、ウォンの頭上を再び通り過ぎていった。数秒後、爆弾破裂の衝撃を感じた。黒煙があがったのは、２マイル離れた中国軍兵器庫の方角だった。 Wong grabbed his 35mm Eyemo camera and film. He raced his car toward the arsenal. As he approached it, he realized that the railroad station had been hit. ウォンは35ミリのアイモカメラとフィルムをひっ掴むと（引用者注：カメラとフィルムが入ったボックスのことか）、兵器庫に向って車を急行させた。近づくと、鉄道の駅が攻撃されたのだと分かった。 "It was a horrible sight. People were still trying to get up. Dead and injured lay strewn across the tracks and platform. Limbs lay all over the place. Only my work helped me forget what I was seeing. I stopped to reload my camera. I notices that my shoes were soaked with blood. 「それはそれは惨い光景でしたよ。人々は起き上がろうとして起き上がれず、死人やけが人が線路上やプラットホームに散らばっていました。もぎ取られた手足が、至るとことに転がっていました。そんな中で私の仕事が、見たものを忘れさせる（冷静になる）助けとなりました。 私は、カメラのネジを巻くために立ち止まりました。そして、靴にべっとり血が染み付いてることに気が付いたのです。」 "I walked across the railway track, and made many long scene with the burning overhead bridge in the background. Then I saw a man pick up a baby from the track, and carry him to the platform. He went back to get another badly injured child. The mother lay dead on the tracks. As I filmed this tragedy, I heard the sound of planes returning. Quickly, I shot my remaining few feet on the baby, I ran toward the child, intending to carry him to safety, but the father returned. The bombers passed overhead. No bombs were dropped. 「私は線路を横切るように歩いていき、燃える跨線橋を背景にしたロングショット（引用者注：遠景ショットのこと）をいくつも撮影しました。そして、一人の男が線路上から赤ん坊を拾い上げプラットホームに運ぶのを見ました。彼はまた、重傷を負ったもう一人の子供を助けにいきました、（二人の：引用者）母親は、死んで線路のうえに横たわっています。そうした惨状を撮影してたとき、飛行機が戻ってきた音が聞こえました。急いで私は、残り僅かのフィルムで赤ん坊を撮影しました。そして彼を安全な場所に移してやろうとしましたところ、父親が戻ってきました。（幸いにも：引用者）爆撃機は頭上を通り過ぎました。爆弾を落とされなかったのです。」 "The next morning s papers said there had been more than 1800 people, mostly women and children. on the railway platform, waiting to be evacuated to the inland. The Japanese airmen had mistaken them for a troop movement." Fewer than 300 survived. 「翌朝の新聞に依れば、殆どが婦人と子供からなる1800人が、プラットフォームで内陸への避難を待っていたとのことでした。日本軍の飛行士は彼らを部隊の移動と間違えたのです。」 生き残りは300人以下。 （引用者注）人数の記憶はどうか、当時の報道との対照で。 The film was sent by U.S. Navy ship from Shanghai to Manila, then to New York by Pan American Airlines. Two weeks later, the crying baby, sitting in the bombed South railway station in Shanghai, was seen in the Hearst newsreels and newspapers. フィルムは米国海軍の艦艇で上海からマニラに送られ、パンアメリカン航空機でニューヨークに送られた。上海の鉄道駅爆撃の下で泣き叫ぶ赤ん坊は、2週間後には、ハーストのニュース映画や新聞を通して人々が見るものとなった。 It was a story with international repercussions. The U.S, protested the Japanese bombing open cities, killing ｄefenseless men, wpmen, and children. Wong s life was threatened by the Japanese. He said, "To their embarrassment, the Japanese blamed me that the picture was a fake. They put a price on my head to prove they were right." He was under the protection of the British Authorities, and shortly after fled with his family to Hong Kong. これは、世界的な反響を呼び起こす物語となった。合衆国は無防備都市への攻撃、無防備な男、女、子供の殺戮に抗議した。ウォン氏の生命は日本軍によって脅かされた。「日本軍は邪魔をする為に、映画はインチキだと私を非難しました。彼らのほうが正しいと主張するために、私の首に懸賞金をかけたのです。」とウォン氏は云う。ウォン氏はイギリス当局の保護下に入り、間もなく家族とともに香港へと逃亡した。 The October 14, 1937, issue of Life magazine estimated that 136,000,000 people had seen Wong s "Chinese Baby." 1937年10月14日号のライフマガジンは、ウォン氏の「中国の赤ん坊」を1億3千6百万人が見たと見積もった。
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名称 get_uos_loadoffset - uOS をロードすべきアドレスを取得する 書式 int get_uos_loadoffset( uint8_t * mmio_va, uint32_t * uos_load_offset); 引数 mmio_va uOS をロードするアダプタのMMIOの仮想アドレス uos_load_offset 取得したアドレスを格納する領域のアドレス 説明 引数 mmio_va で指定されたアダプタの、uOS をロードすべきアドレスを取得する。 取得したアドレスは、引数uos_load_offset が示す領域に格納する。 uOS をロードすべきアドレスはページ境界の 32 ビットアドレス。 ロードすべきアドレスの取得には、SBOX_SCRATCH2 レジスタを使用する。 戻り値 処理に成功した場合、引数 uos_load_offsetが示す領域に値を格納し、0 を返す。 そうでない場合、0 以外の値を返す。 とはいうものの、失敗するケースはない。 参照 SBOX_SCRATCH2 実装 host/driver/uos_download.c 243 /* 244 DESCRIPTION gets uos load offset from scratch register 2 245 PARAMETERS 246 [in]void *mmio_va - virtual address to access MMIO registers 247 [out]uint32_t *uos_load_offset - offset at which uos will be loaded 248 RETURN_VALUE 0 if successful, non-zero if failure 249 */ 250 int 251 get_uos_loadoffset(uint8_t *mmio_va, uint32_t *uos_load_offset) 252 { 253 int status = 0; 254 uint32_t scratch2 = 0; 255 256 scratch2 = SBOX_READ(mmio_va, SBOX_SCRATCH2); 257 *uos_load_offset = SCRATCH2_DOWNLOAD_ADDR(scratch2); 258 return status; 259 }
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ASEAN plus 3 urge N.Korea to return to nuke talks The foreign ministers of 13 Asian nations have urged North Korea to return to the six-party denuclearization talks. Representing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations plus Japan, China and South Korea, the foreign ministers also agreed to implement the recent UN resolution calling for sanctions against North Korea. Japanese Foreign Minister Hirofumi Nakasone and his Chinese and South Korean counterparts joined ministers of the 10-member ASEAN bloc in Phuket, Thailand, on Wednesday. Nakasone said North Korea s development of nuclear arms and ballistic missiles pose a threat to regional peace and stability and cannot be tolerated. He said these problems should be resolved at the six-party talks, but said that it s necessary to implement the punitive UN resolution in order to induce a positive response from North Korea. The 12 other foreign ministers reportedly expressed agreement. In an expanded 16-nation meeting, including India and Australia, participants shared the view that they should review heavy dependence on exports to the United States in the wake of the global economic crisis. The foreign ministers agreed to promote joint study on ways to expand domestic demand in Asia. Among the ideas are fostering experts in financial affairs; promoting transportation and other infrastructure projects; and providing government insurance for high-risk financial products to invigorate private-sector investments. 8 dead, 9 missing in Yamaguchi mudslides Mudslides and swollen rivers caused by Tuesday s torrential rain in Yamaguchi prefecture, western Japan, have left 8 people dead and 9 missing. Police say 2 bodies were found on Wednesday at a care facility for the elderly, which was struck by a mudslide, in Hofu city. On Tuesday, the bodies of 3 residents of the facility were discovered, and now 2 others remain missing. About 5 kilometers west of the facility, a mudslide along a main road engulfed nearby homes, killing a woman and leaving 3 people missing. In the same area, a man died after being swept into a river, while a landslide buried homes and left 2 people missing. In other cities in Yamaguchi Prefecture, a man was found dead and 2 others are missing. Aegis-class US warship open to public in Yokohama An Aegis-equipped US destroyer is on view to the public at a civilian port in Yokohama, near Tokyo. The USS John S. McCain, which is deployed at a US base in Yokosuka, entered Yokohama Port on Tuesday. The US warship is the first to enter the port in about 60 years. Wednesday s display attracted about 2,000 visitors, many of whom posed for photos with the crew and saw missile launch equipment. The John S. McCain, which is capable of intercepting ballistic missiles, was deployed to deal with North Korea s missile tests in April. It also tailed the North s cargo ship suspected of carrying banned weapons in June. A visitor from Fujisawa said he enjoyed the rare chance to board an Aegis-class warship. Meanwhile, a civic group of about 20 people protested the port call near the wharf. Solar eclipse observed south of Tokyo Sky gazers on Ioto island and a passenger ship in the Pacific Ocean, south of Tokyo, were able to view the longest total solar eclipse of the century on Wednesday. On the island of Ioto, Japan s National Astronomical Observatory and NHK jointly observed the total solar eclipse. At 11 25 AM, the sun was hidden by the moon and the phenomenon, called "black sun", appeared. Sky gazers also observed a phenomenon called the diamond ring, in which sunlight glows like a ring just before and after the moon blocks the sun. The astronomic show lasted more than 5 minutes. Amateur astronomers on a passenger ship cruising near the Ogasawara Islands, south of Tokyo, also viewed the eclipse. They applauded at the sight of a corona glowing around the sun and sunset-like scenery along the horizon. Unfortunately, those who gathered on Akuseki-jima Island off Kagoshima Prefecture in southern Japan were cursed by bad weather. If the clouds had parted, the total eclipse would have been observed for the longest from any inhabited part of the world this century, lasting more than 6 minutes from 10 53 AM. But the sun was not seen from the island as well as nearby locations, because of rainy weather. A partial eclipse was observed elsewhere in Japan. The eclipse also darkened wide areas of Asia from India and China to Japan. The total eclipse was the first observed in Japan in the 46 years since 1963. Clinton urges denuclearization by N.Korea US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has renewed a call for North Korea to denuclearize in an irreversible manner. Clinton arrived in the Thai resort island of Phuket on Wednesday for a meeting of the ASEAN Regional Forum that will be held on Thursday. She held a series of separate bilateral meetings with foreign ministers of Japan, China, South Korea and Russia. Later at a news conference, Clinton referred to military cooperation between North Korea and Myanmar and expressed US concern over the transfer of North Korea s nuclear technology. Clinton said complete and irreversible denuclearization is the only viable option for North Korea and that China, Japan, Russia and South Korea are all in agreement with the United States on this goal. She said that if North Korea agrees to irreversible denuclearization, the United States as well as its partners in the six-party talks will move forward on a package of incentives and opportunities including normalizing relations.
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アビリティ素材 名称 価格 備考 更新日 光る魔力の粉 30M~40M 5/20 40Mの募集有。45Mで取引成立あり。 更新日 光る魔力のかけら 40M~60M 2/18 錬金2個or加護ｲﾝｸﾘ2個募集多 ※錬金(40m)加護(40m) 更新日 光る魔力の結晶 2～3M 更新日 ゴージャスな粉 ~1.9M 更新日 ゴージャスなかけら ~1M 更新日 ゴージャスな結晶 ~1M 更新日 サイモペインの粉 100k 更新日 サイモペインのかけら 4~5M 6/6 4M露天複数有 更新日 サイモペインの結晶 300k～ 更新日 輝く魔力の粉 更新日 輝く魔力のかけら 更新日 輝く魔力の結晶 不明 8/14 8.5Mで販売あり 更新日 輝く粉 1M 更新日 輝くかけら 15M~20M 更新日 輝く結晶 3~5M 4/5 更新日 キラキラ粉 300K 更新日 キラキラかけら 4~5M 更新日 キラキラ結晶 800k 更新日 サラサラ粉 1M 4/5 1M前後 更新日 小さな宝石のかけら 50k 更新日 小さな結晶 50k 更新日
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#blognavi June 1, 2006 • New Control the Arms Trade Ad Looks like Ashley did a photoshoot for this Control the Arms Trade ad. 新しい2006年6月1日は、武器取引広告をコントロールします アシュレーのようなルックスは、広告をこの『アームズTradeを支配する』photoshootにしました。 カテゴリ [Olsen News] - trackback- 2006年06月02日 15 50 39 #blognavi
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