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Takako Segawa is a contemporary dancer, choreographer, movement coach, dance-theatre performer, and teacher of Japanese Arts. Born in Japan, Takako trained in both traditional arts and contemporary Japanese movement styles, before graduating from the London Contemporary Dance School. Her 20-year career includes performances throughout Europe, Asia, and North America. Takako has been an Ottawa-based dance artist since 2016. Her new work, Echoes: Vibrations from Japan to Canada will premiere at Arts Court this November. Hosted by the Ottawa Dance Directive, the show is directed, choreographed, and performed by Takako, accompanied by a vocalist and several taiko drummers.
Best-seller internacional, Meus dias na livraria Morisaki é um mágico e comovente romance japonês sobre o poder da literatura. A jovem Takako perde tudo, mas se encontra na livraria que pertence a sua família há três gerações. Takako é uma jovem de 25 anos que levava uma vida relativamente tranquila.
"The small coastal town where you'll be staying this weekend bears the cool sea air like a mantle. Your suite, the luxurious Victorian era Revival room in a traditional Western style hotel, overlooks the harbor and the steep, switchback mountain trails that flow into town like a ruddy stream. Breakfast is served an hour past dawn and free ornithology classes are held each afternoon with the proprietress. When you leave here, you will forget some things. Don't be afraid - this is what we wanted for you. It's not the end of something. It's the start of your next journey.Everything has a Reason.9.5/10 starsminus 0.5 stars because the manager got drunk and proposed marriage to me?"- Customer review of a certain mountaintop hotel. This month, Runa and Sara join returning guest Raven to discuss SeaBed (2016), a richly woven tapestry of memory, grief, kindness, and healing. The story begins as the lively and spontaneous Takako enjoys a seaside vacation with her long-time girlfriend, serious and grounded Sachiko. Or perhaps it begins in elementary school, when Takako and Sachiko first meet. Or... did it start when Takako disappeared? Was that four years ago? Two years ago? SeaBed quickly immerses you in the world of these two women, joined quickly by Narasaki, a childhood friend of Sachiko's who studies disorders and conditions of the brain and memory. As Sachiko struggles to recall exactly what happened, Narasaki guides her through the landscape of her past with Takako and into the strange pathways of Sachiko's own perception and memory. Soon, Sachiko recalls that Takako didn't just go missing - she died. That's when the story shifts, and we begin to see things from Takako's perspective where she's recovering from a memory condition in a seaside sanatorium.For listeners who haven't played SeaBed, we avoid talking about major spoilers up until 00:56:00 minutes, so if you want to listen that far and see what you think, we encourage you to listen along up to that point and then check out SeaBed for yourself!As always, if you enjoy our show please consider rating us and leaving a review wherever you listen to podcasts! Our patreon (at patreon.com/sayitinred) also hosts a growing number of bonus episodes, released around the second week of each month. Our most recent episodes include some deep dives into The Executioner and Her Way of Life light novel series and you can find today's guest, Raven, on bonus episodes for Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, a Umineko volume 1 restrospective, and an in-depth explainer about Riverdale.
词汇提示1.underpinning 基础2.embodied 体现3.atrocity 暴行4.perplexing 令人困惑的5.stagnation 停滞6.beset 困扰7.ethics 道德8.criteria 标准9.enlightened 开明10.forebears 祖先原文Takako Doi: 'Politics, Future, and Hope'Theunderpinnings of our lives is hope.If wehave the smallest margin of hope, we can continue to exist.Ibelieve what is sought from politics is to expand that hope even by thesmallest margin.Whenwe think of it, however, it seems politics has cast a shadow over people'shopes.Icannot ask help but ask myself if there has ever been so much urgency embodiedin the words "future of hope."However,even knowing the absolute destructive capacity of nuclear weapons, and havingexperienced its atrocity, mankind still has not been able to walk the road tothe destruction of nuclear arms.Tothe contrary, some countries see the retention of nuclear arms as the symbol ofa national power.Inthe 21st century, are we going to gain richness with science and technology, orwill humanity be subjugated to science and technology.Wewill be faced with the choice of one or the other.Ibelieve the advances of telecommunication technology will present us with similarchoices in the future.Fiftyyears after the war, the Japanese society is caught in a very perplexingstagnation.WhenI look back on the last 50 years of Japanese history, I am beset by the deepestsoul searching and painful frustration, when I find that we Japanese have notbeen able to overcome our mistakes on our own volition.Westill have not been able to reach a reconciliation with many of our Asianfriends.Politiciansshould speak of the future, of ethics, and life.Adiscussion of hope should be based on fundamental principles.Inparticular, politicians must speak with children and young people and women ifwe are to retain hope for the future.Politiciansmust be accountable for their decisions, and they must also question thecriteria in which their responsibility would be assessed.Thatis why our enlightened forebears and predecessors who have translated idealsinto reality continue to be respected and be a source of encouragement.EmmanuelKant wrote, "Truly lasting peace is not an empty ideal, but a challengegiven to us."Thischallenge will be solved gradually and we will eventually reach our goal.Wemust all share a firm resolve to realize our goals.Thecritical stimulus for that will be the recognition of human rights andcoexistence.However,there are many problems that face us.Butwhen we think of how we can respond to such difficulties and challenges, Iquestion where we can place our starting point.It isat this fundamental question that the future of hope must be questioned.Thatis the question I entertain for myself and which I believe has to be resolved.翻译土井贵子:政治、未来与希望我们生活的基础是希望。只要我们还有一线希望，我们就能继续生存下去。我认为，从政治中寻求的是扩大这种希望，即使是最小的差距。然而，当我们想到这一点时，似乎政治给人们的希望蒙上了阴影。我无法请求帮助，只能问自己，在“希望的未来”这几个字中，是否曾有过如此紧迫的含义。然而，即使知道核武器的绝对破坏力，并且经历了它的暴行，人类仍然没有能够走上毁灭核武器的道路。相反，一些国家认为保留核武器是国家实力的象征。在21世纪，我们将凭借科技致富，还是人类将沦为科技的奴隶?我们将面临二选一的抉择。我相信，随着电信技术的发展，未来我们也会面临类似的选择。战后五十年，日本社会陷入了令人费解的停滞状态。当我回顾过去50年的日本历史时，我被最深的反省和痛苦的挫折感所困扰，当我发现我们日本人并没有能够凭借自己的意志克服我们的错误。我们仍未能与许多亚洲朋友达成和解。政治家应该谈论未来、伦理和生命。关于希望的讨论应该以基本原则为基础。特别是，如果我们要保持对未来的希望，政治家必须与儿童、青年和妇女对话。政治家必须对他们的决定负责，他们也必须质疑评估他们责任的标准。这就是为什么我们把理想变为现实的开明的祖先和前辈们继续受到尊重和鼓舞的原因。伊曼纽尔·康德写道:“真正持久的和平不是空洞的理想，而是摆在我们面前的挑战。”这一挑战将逐步解决，我们最终将达到我们的目标。我们必须以坚定的决心实现我们的目标。这方面的关键刺激因素将是承认人权和共存。然而，我们面临着许多问题。但是，当我们考虑如何应对这些困难和挑战时，我怀疑我们的起点在哪里。必须对希望的未来提出质疑的正是这个根本问题。这是我自己思考的问题，我相信这个问题必须得到解决。
Takako é uma jovem de 25 anos que levava uma vida relativaamente tranquila. Até que seu namorado, Hideaki, o homem com quem ela esperava formar uma família, anuncia que vai se casar com outra pessoa. De repente, a vida de Takako começa a desmoronar. Ela sai do emprego e entra numa depressão profunda. No auge do seu desespero, ela recebe uma ligação de Satoru, um tio que ela não via havia muitos anos. Satoru é um homem excêntrico e pouco convencional, principalmente depois que sua esposa, Momoko, o deixou. Ele é quem cuida da livraria Morisaki, que está na família há três gerações; um pequeno espaço, num prédio antigo, em Jinbôchô, o bairro das livrarias de Tóquio, um paraíso para os leitores. Takako é o oposto de Satoru. Mas agora ela se vê obrigada a aceitar a oferta do tio: morar no quartinho em cima da livraria em troca de ajudá-lo na loja. A mudança é temporária, só até ela se reerguer. Porém, nos meses que se seguem, Takako se surpreende ao desenvolver uma paixão pela literatura e tornar-se frequentadora assídua de um café local – onde faz novos amigos e acaba por conhecer um jovem editor que trabalha ali perto e que também está passando por um momento difícil. E, à medida que o verão se vai e o outono chega, Satoru e Takako descobrem que têm mais em comum do que pensavam. Livro: https://amzn.to/48FmOvE Dedicatória: a todos que encontraram na literatura seu refúgio, mas também sua salvação. Twitter e insta: @termineicast
Co-founders Elaine Alowo-Matovu and Takako Mino discuss the founding and fundraising journey of Musizi University, a new university in Uganda, and their vision behind it. They discuss their backgrounds and how they came together to start the university. Elaine and Takako also explain the unique programs and curriculum offered at Musizi University, emphasizing the importance of practical skills and indigenous knowledge. The podcast includes insights into their fundraising strategy, the importance of warm introductions, building relationships, and crafting compelling pitches. In addition, you'll hear insights on overcoming university startup challenges, actionable advice for ambitious ideas, donating to Musizi University, and the interesting significance of "Musizi."00:00 Introduction 00:43 Background and Inspiration for starting Musizi University03:53 Unique Approach and Model of Musizi University07:09 Co-founding Musizi University and Takako's Background13:58 The Meaning of Musizi 16:16 Blending Western and Ugandan Talent in the University26:32 Fundraising for a Startup University30:43 Fundraising Success and Building Relationships38:26 Tactics for Warm Introductions and Relationship Building41:52 Crafting a Compelling Pitch47:41 Navigating Challenges of Starting a University48:16 Actionable Advice for Ambitious Ideas49:43 Building Meaningful Relationships with Donors51:07 How to Donate and Learn More About Musizi UniversityTo learn more about Musizi University visit: https://www.musizi.ac.ug/To see all the show notes visit: https://www.7figurefundraising.com/podcast/ To learn more about fundraising and our training visit: 7FigureFundraising.com
Last stop before Big Egg. Toyota big singles title match time. (All Matches From Nagoya, Japan, 10/22/1994) Kumiko Maekawa & Misae Watanabe vs. Yoko Takahashi & Nobue Endo Rie Tamada vs. Chaparita Asari Kyoko Inoue vs. Reggie Bennett Aja Kong vs. Toshiyo Yamada (IWA/All Pacific Championship) Manami Toyota (c) vs. Takako Inoue Join the patreon For LLPW reviews, Joshi 2010s Journey, Pure-J and more. https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD
Takako es una joven ordinaria, quien impulsada por las difíciles circunstancias que a veces nos toca vivir, llega a la librería Morisaki, una pequeña librería que ha pertenecido a su familia por generaciones y en aquel pequeño espacio polvoso, encontrará el valor para salir al mundo! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/libroclaroscuro/message
Aujourd'hui , Holly et Chris s'intéressent au cas du premier cross media Japonais .Une chanteuse qui incarnera Creamy au début de sa carrière et s'éloignera par la suite de la magical girl.Nous vous invitons à survoler avec nous l'évolution de L'idol Ohta Takako
The Mangasplaining gang returns to a favorite josei manga from way back in the first season, Takako Shimura's Even Though We're Adults! But when the second volume goes in a different direction than the first, will the team still find themselves as passionate about the series as leads Ayano and Akari were in volume 1? Listen to find out! Don't forget to check out our show notes at Mangasplaining.com, or our newsletter at MangasplainingExtra.com to have those notes delivered right to your inbox!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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JWP and LLPW joint show at the famous Budokan as they take on AJW in interpromotional battle. Part 1 includes Hokuto defending the White belt in the semi main event while Cutie and Takako headline the first part of the show. (All Matches From AJW Legacy of Queens @ Nippon Budokan, 8/25/1993) Six Woman Tag Team Match: Tomoko Watanabe, Numachi & Chikako Shiratori vs. Utako Hozumi, Yasha Kurenai & Mitsuki Endo Six Woman Tag Team Match: Yumiko Hotta, Manami Toyota & Sakie Hasegawa vs. Mayumi Ozaki, Plum Mariko & Hikari Fukuoka Takako Inoue vs. Cutie Suzuki Elimination Match: Bull Nakano, Suzuka Minami, Etsuko Mita & Mima Shimoda & Bat Yoshinaga vs. Eagle Sawai, Harley Saito, Miki Handa, Yukari Osawa & Leo Kitamura Kyoko Inoue vs. Shinobu Kandori WWWA All-Pacific Championship: Akira Hokuto (c) vs. Rumi Kazama Join the patreon For LLPW reviews, Joshi 2010s Journey, and more. Website: https://redleafretrocast.blogspot.com https://linktr.ee/RedLeafRetrocast Twitter: @BowlingJD
"Faced with overwhelming odds I'm going to have to science the s*** out of this." We celebrate our 50th podcast in style with Maryam Farooqi taking over the hosting duties (and the kitchen) as we discuss all things FSHD. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-l-jones/message
Drs. Takako and Peter Jones discuss how they made the FLExDUX4 FSHD-like mouse model that is used around the world for FSHD therapeutic development and preclinical testing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-l-jones/message
Takako, a first grade student at Dokkyo Medical University, took part in this series called 'Talk About It...' In the series, we invited students to talk about a subject that interested them, and hopefully their friends. In this podcast, Takako talks about chocolate. Enjoy!
On this episode we answer some emails, talk about Pokémon Legends: Arceus and Taiko no Tatsujin, and Seamus reads more Even Though We're Adults! Then we review Masaaki Yuasa's 2017 film about a teenager meeting a song loving mermaid, Lu over the Wall!!! Send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/mangamactv Buy us a Kofi! https://ko-fi.com/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Are You Ready For Me Baby” by Funky Giraffe, Opening, Introductions, Shout-out to Wyatt for being a Generous Manga Head 00:01:32 - Listener emails: Feedback on Recommendation Round-up 00:04:04 - Our goals and hopes for 2022 00:11:06 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, Darfox isn't getting good impressions from the Ride Your Wave manga 00:12:45 - Morgana finally started Pokémon Legends: Arceus while dakazu has been playing Taiko no Tatsujin: The Drum Master! 00:17:58 - *SPOILERS* Seamus read volume 3 of Even Though We're Adults 00:29:46 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Shojo Showdown, We will read the beginning of three different shojo manga to see if we'd keep reading them and also pick our favorite, including: Peach Girl by Miwa Ueda, Kiss Him, Not Me! by Junko, and My Little Monster by Robico 00:30:50 - Main Segment Manga in Motion: Lu over the Wall, Transition Song: “It's Over” by Generation Lost, we review Masaaki Yuasa's 2017 anime film about pessimistic middle school boy who meets a music loving dancing mermaid 01:16:23 - Next Week's Topic: Peach Girl/Kiss Her, Not Me!/My Little Monster, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas
We've got a special Seamus selection Twiple Dip this week! We're reading the second volumes of Dai Dark, Even Though We're Adults, and The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service! Also Darfox talks about the new Mamoru Hosoda film Belle, Morgana reads Akiko Higashimura's webtoon A Fake Affair, and dakazu loves learning about manga artists in Mangaka Sainyumon!!! Send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/mangamactv Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Are You Ready For Me Baby” by Funky Giraffe, Opening, Introductions 00:01:10 - Listener Mail: Our favorite anthropomorphic characters 00:11:01 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: “Funkymania” by The Original Orchestra, Darfox saw Mamoru Hosoda's latest film Belle 00:24:11 - Morgana has predictions about Akiko Higashimura's webtoon A Fake Affair 00:31:17 - Mangaka Sainyumon follows gag manga artist Isami Nakagawa as he interviews Katsuhiro Otomo, Taiyo Matsumomo, Junji Ito, Akiko Higashimura, and other mangaka to learn how to make story manga 00:40:04 - dakazu thought Nana to Kaoru - Kokosei no SM gokko was a fitting end to the series 00:43:11 - dakazu watched Taisho Otome Fairy Tale with his wife and was relieved that the anime did not follow the ending from the manga 00:50:18 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: Check our Twitter account for an update on the next episode 00:50:40 - Main Segment Twiple Dip: Even Though We're Adults/The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service/Dai Dark, Transition Song: “It's Over” by Generation Lost, We revisit a previous Triple Dip selection and read the next volume for discussion and to see if we'd continue reading it before picking our favorite of the three, Including: 00:51:17 - Even Though We're Adults by Takako Shimura 01:10:31 - The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service by Eiji Otsuka & Housui Yamazaki 01:30:35 - Dai Dark by Q Hayashida 01:52:21 - We picks our favorite out of the three manga 01:53:39 - Next Week's Topic: TBA, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “Crazy for Your Love” by Orkas
ビジュアルアーティストtakako noelのエキシビジョン「braking heart」が、mat galleryにて2021年12月18日土曜日〜12月25日土曜日まで開催。 今回のエキシビジョンのテーマはlove。人間の魂は愛を知るために生まれ、愛に向かっているという着想のもと、takako noelはその抽象的で目にみえない存在の輪郭を捉えようと試み、写真やペインティングを通して表現。展示は作家の新作を中心に約40点のプリントから構成され、期間中は作品を購入することも可能。街中がロマンティックなムードに包まれるシーズン、幻想的な愛の世界に誘われてみては？
ORBITAL CHRISTMAS was the winner of BEST SHORT FILM at the November 2021 WILDsound Film Festival. You can watch the film & festival today for FREE all day HERE: https://lafeedbackfilmfestival.com/virtual-cinema-screening/ “In near future, ALI, a Muslim space pilot, is working alone on a space station during the Christmas season, because all other crew is back to the Earth for holidays. One day, TAKAKO, a Japanese girl lives in the city on the Moon, stows away in an unmanned cargo ship and gets on board the space station.” Conversation with filmmaker Mitsuyasu Sakai on the making of this amazing film. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod
Esta semana, Fanmacia Popular continúa entregándote toda la información del entretenimiento friki de cada semana a través de la señal de modoradio.cl todos los sábados a las 6 PM (GMT - 4) y en sus podcasts oficiales en Spotify y otras plataformas. Esta semana analizamos las novedades que trajo este fin de semana la NY Comic Con en cuanto a trailers, estrenos y muchas novedades en un divertido resumen informativo. Además, traemos la noticia del pronto final Kaguya Sama: Love is War. También tendremos en el Fashion Geek las cosas raras que tiene Japón junto a Kira además de los emprendimientos geeks de las semana, Roque, nos trae en una Reseña Citypop especial a una artista cuyo presente se encuentra en un completo misterio, hablamos de Takako Mamiya. Y por último, Carlos en el Asian Top Chart nos trae el resumen de los grandes éxitos del KPOP de Corea del Sur. Programa emitido el día 25 de septiembre de 2021. Con la conducción de Roque "Eriol" Espinoza y la compañía de Constanza "Kira" Ojeda, Carlos PInto y Dani Bru.
Never give up on your dreams. Here's our new spin on Takako Okayama's (岡村 孝子) evergreen classic that will lighten the weariest of hearts. We hope it brings you courage, determination and a warm hug. Original song "https://open.spotify.com/track/0lH1nME5TuJ06cyUztK05L?si=5dff9d363c514721 (夢をあきらめないで)" by https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Ypo8CjIQm2QasVKUVXuHg?si=cfiNBUu2QOeUZb5YIE9PxQ&dl_branch=1 (Takako Okayama 岡村 孝子) Song composed and written by https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Ypo8CjIQm2QasVKUVXuHg?si=cfiNBUu2QOeUZb5YIE9PxQ&dl_branch=1 (岡村 孝子) Remix produced by https://litolabs.com/ (LITO)
閑歳孝子さんをゲストに迎えて、パンデミック、旅行、将棋、mixi, マンガなどについて話しました。 Show Notes Rebuild: 260: Doing It Myself Is Faster (kansai_takako) Breakthrough cases aren't the cause of the US Covid-19 surge Japanese TV: The Omnipresent Face-in-the-Box VisaカードのApple Payでの使い方 バイデン政権 入国の外国人ワクチン義務化検討 現地メディア | 米 バイデン大統領 Child Safety - Apple Apple pushes back against child abuse scanning concerns in new FAQ 第6期叡王戦 五番勝負「見届け人」を募集します プロ棋士自作の将棋AIと戦ったら色々とヤバかった 将棋 - Number Web - ナンバー THE FIRST -BMSG Audition 2021- １日外出録ハンチョウ（１０） SHIROBAKO The Movie ルックバック - 藤本タツキ | 少年ジャンプ＋ まんが未知 ハイパーインフレーション - 住吉九 グレシャムの法則 FX戦士くるみちゃん 機動戦士ガンダム 閃光のハサウェイ
She is an esthetician who lives on Camp Pendleton currently. She has been giving Kenzie facials since she moved to California! We dive into all things esthetician facials and how she got into the beauty industry. Check out episode 29 to learn more about the process of a facial and some tips to get through esthetician school. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
For our second week of Pride Month Spectacular, we're doing a LGBTQ+ themed Triple Dip! We'll be looking at the first volumes of Boys Run the Riot, Even Though We're Adults, and I Think Our Son Is Gay! Also Darfox finally read Perfect World and dakazu learned about real Japanese communal bath houses in Nyuuyoku Yankees!!! Send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our website! https://mangamachinations.com Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord! https://discord.me/mangamac Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Massara” by KANA-BOON from Sarazanmai, Opening, Introductions, The oxymoron of Death Stranding Director's Cut 00:02:20 - Listener Email: Appreciation for reviewing Amazing Agent Luna 00:07:29 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, Darfox read Perfect World and discusses the use of disability in fictional entertainment 00:21:48 - Volume 5 of Chainsaw Man hypes up Darfox for the rest of the series 00:25:33 - Delinquents enjoy real-life sentos in Nyuuyoku Yankees 00:29:45 - News: Nominees announced for 2021 Eisner Awards 00:38:18 - Gege Akutami will be taking a hiatus from Jujutsu Kaisen to recover his health 00:50:56 - Yoko Kanno to create new soundtrack for live-action Cowboy Bebop 00:54:51 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: One Shot on I Love You So Much, I Hate You, We'll be reviewing yuni's single volume yuri series about an office romance between superior and subordinate 00:55:43 - Main Segment Triple Dip: Even Though We're Adults/Boys Run the Riot/I Think Our Son Is Gay, Transition Song: “White-Collar Elegy” by Akio Ootsuka from Africa Salaryman, we read the beginning of each LGBTQ+ themed manga for discussion and see if we'd continue reading it before picking our favorite of the three, including: 00:56:40 - Even Though We're Adults by Takako Shimura 01:11:01 - Boys Run the Riot by Keito Gaku 01:36:06 - I Think Our Son Is Gay by Okura 01:50:52 - We picks our favorite out of the three manga 01:52:26 - Next Week's Topic: I Love You So Much, I Hate You, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster
Join the ASNP Crew this week as they celebrate the show's one-year anniversary with our Patron Collective choice episode for the month of May!This week, Collective member Takako asks, if you were to introduce Star Trek to someone who has never seen any Trek at all, what three episodes from all the series would you watch with them and why?What makes these episodes essential to convey what Star Trek means to you?Also, we welcome New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Dr. Una McCormack to the show to talk about her latest novel, Star Trek Discovery: Wonderlands.All that and more this week on A Strange New Pod. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/astrangenewpod)
今週のトラベラーは、アメリカ・ロスアンジェルス在住のシンガーソングライター、Takako Stecさん。 和光学園卒業後、ミュージカルツアー参加のため渡米し、パートナーであるJoey Stecさん（ex. The Millennium)と出逢うまでのライフストーリーや、ロスアンジェルスでの暮らし、そして、Takakoさんにとっての旅のサウンドトラックなど、たっぷりと語っていただきました。 さらに、番組後半には、番組をお聴きの皆さまへJoeyさんから届いたボイスメッセージも御紹介します！ 写真提供: Takako Stecさん ※著作権上の都合によりポッドキャストには楽曲が収録されておりません。 ☆Bonus Trip for PODCAST 本編後にTakakoさんがお話ししてくださった『Takako EP』制作エピソードを追加収録しています。 【INFORMATION】 Takako - EP ※applemusicにて配信中 https://music.apple.com/jp/album/takako-ep/639332825 ＊ ＊ ☆トラベラー（リスナー）の皆さまからのメッセージをお待ちしています！ 番組の感想、リクエスト、旅のお話、ひとことメッセージなど、お気軽にどうぞ♪ メッセージフォーム https://se.hickory.jp/entry メール hickory.jp (at) gmail.com ※（at）を@に置換えください。 ＊ ＊ Hickory Sound Excursion ヒッコリー・サウンド・エクスカーション FMまつもと（長野県松本市）79.1Mhz 毎週木曜日 夜7時30分オンエア https://se.hickory.jp
Reel Bay: What was Takako Konishi really doing in North Dakota, and why did she end up dead? Did she get lost and freeze to death, as the police concluded, while searching for the fictional treasure buried in a snowbank at the end of the Coen Brothers' film Fargo? Or was it something else that brought her there: unrequited love, ritual suicide, a meteor shower, a far-flung search for purpose? The seed of an obsession took root in struggling film student Jana Larson when she chanced upon a news bulletin about the case. Over the years and across continents, the material Jana gathered in her search for the real Takako outgrew multiple attempts at screenplays and became this remarkable, genre-bending essay that leans into the space between fact and fiction, life and death, author and subject, reality and delusion. On Lighthouses: Far from home, in the confines of a dim New York apartment where the oppressive skyscrapers further isolate her, Jazmina Barrera offers a tour of her lighthouses--those structures whose message is "first and foremost, that human beings are here." Starting with Robert Louis Stevenson's grandfather, an engineer charged with illuminating the Scottish coastline, On Lighthouses artfully examines lighthouses from the Spanish to the Oregon coasts and those in the works of Virginia Woolf, Edgar Allan Poe, Ingmar Bergman, and many others. In trying to "collect" lighthouses by obsessively describing them, Barrera begins to question the nature of writing, collecting, and how, by staring so intently at one thing we are only trying to avoid others. Equal parts personal memoir and literary history, On Lighthouses takes the reader on a desperate flight from raging sea to cold stone--from a hopeless isolation to a meaningful one--concluding at last in a place of peace: the home of a selfless, guiding light. _______________________________________________ Produced by Maddie Gobbo, Lance Morgan, & Michael Kowaleski Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang. Visit https://www.skylightbooks.com/event for future offerings from the Skylight Books Events team.
Leaning Japanese means learning Japanese culture and history - 日本語を教えることは、文化や歴史を知ってもらうこと
love＆peaceをコンセプトに活動するビジュアルアーティストtakako noelのエキシビジョンが、at mat galleryとmaison special青山店にて同時開催中！ at mat galleryで開催中の「far side of new moon」では、takako noelが月の裏側の光景を想像してつくった円形の13点の作品と、月から見た地球をあらわしたシルクスクリーンの作品1点を展示。maison specialでは、シンガーソングライターのcharaをウィンターコレクションルックに起用し、takako noelがその撮影を担当。charaの新作ep「inner peace」の発売に合わせて、ルックから撮り下ろした写真を用いたトリプルコラボレーションアイテムが発売に。maison special青山店ではその発売を記念して、takako noelが「inner peace」をインスピレーションに、心の中を表現したベッドルームのインスタレーションを展示。また、2020年12月18日金曜日の18〜19時は、takako noel本人が来場者をお出迎え。どちらの会場も近いので、開催期間中に両展示を巡ってアートな1日を楽しんで！
Esiste una realtà parallela a quella che percepiamo noi? Nessuno può dirlo con certezza: molti sostengono di aver avuto delle esperienze paranormali; altrettanti liquidano tali episodi come fantasie e suggestioni. Noi raccontiamo storie, e le storie a volte sono molto strane. La prima è quella di un orologio a parete, fermo da anni sulla stessa ora: la notte in cui muore l'anziano proprietario, alla presenza di più testimoni, le lancette di quell'orologio si comportano in modo sorprendente e inspiegabile, come ci racconta Massimo. La seconda storia è quella di Takako, una donna giapponese che nel 2001 viaggiò da Tokyo al Minnesota guidata dalla convinzione che Fargo - film del 1996 - fosse basato su una storia vera: il suo obiettivo era ritrovare i soldi nascosti dal personaggio di Steve Buscemi, Carl Showalter. In chiusura, prosegue la storia seriale dedicata ad Antonio Cocco e custodita nell'Archivio Diaristico Nazionale di Pieve Santo Stefano. Playlist Clockwise Witness - DeVotchKaL'orologio - Sergio EndrigoBelieve - Lenny KravitzLament For the Lonely - Brian O' hEadhraSolitude - Billie HolidayTrust In Me - Etta James
Building “base values” from scratch. “I treat everybody as they are as a soul and not categorized into something.” Two equations for solo travel: 1. Good will + good conscience > language barrier; 2. Adaptation = authentic learning - judgment. Traveler spirit in daily life. Happiness = being grateful for the simple things + having theories and running experiments. Finding excitement and creativity during COVID. Everyone has a choice, no matter what. “Hidden”/“hinting” coaching & “coaching from behind.” The more beautiful choice. Stimulus & Response: https://stimulus-response.com Damon: https://www.sidestreetcoaching.com Jeremy: http://jeremynsmith.com "Takako Hoshi On Coaching One of the Best Teams in the World," Gymclimber.com: https://www.gymclimber.com/takako-hoshi-on-coaching-one-of-the-best-teams-in-the-world/ Why Japanese Climbers are so Incredible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g8lKx2DfYY Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi: The Pursuit of Happiness (https://www.pursuit-of-happiness.org/history-of-happiness/mihaly-csikszentmihalyi/): “The best moments in our lives are not the passive, receptive, relaxing times.… The best moments usually occur if a person's body or mind is stretched to its limits in a voluntary effort to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile.” Takako: “If you choose to look at how lucky we are, we'll be centered. And if you are centered, and if you value yourself without judgement, without fear, then you can create and provide for the greater good. And if you're appreciative, if you feel grateful, and give this to the world, the world will give back to you. And if we loop like that, I think it's enough and we are enough.”
Takako + Phil are the founding owners of the Hive + Barrow https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23organicfarm (#organicfarm) and https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23Ploughman (#Ploughman) Cafe in Chiba - not far from Narita International Airport. Takako has a keen sense of business as she had a career as a buyer and importer of Japanese products in London where she met Phil. They came to Chiba and have been running the Hive + Barrow since 2011. In this talk, they share their secrets of growing beautiful, unique organic veggies in their farm without the use of pesticides or artificial fertilizers (yet too difficult to be registered as organic under the JAS Japanese Agriculture System). https://youtu.be/LxXxajx5U4c (Watch video of this interview on YouTube) They introduce some of the wonderful dishes that they make for the cafe as well as supply to Tokyo grocery stores. Many of the dishes are https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23vegan (#vegan) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23plantbased (#plantbased) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23vegetarian (#vegetarian) but they also use local fish in some of their products. They did a great service for a local hospital during the height of the coronavirus scare by providing healthy, farm-fresh foods for the hospital staff who were suffering from stigmatization for themselves and their families as they were feared by some people who discriminated against them as they assumed they carried the disease. The Cntrl+H project was a great boost to health and morale. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23communitysupport (#communitysupport) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23coronavirus (#coronavirus) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23cntrlHproject (#cntrlHproject) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23stigma (#stigma) Takako and Phil have a great philosophy for https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23organicfarming (#organicfarming) which gets them up at 3am during the summer months, collaborating with local businesses and people, and running a small cafe in https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23chiba (#chiba) "without taking themselves too seriously" https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23seekingsustainabilitylive (#seekingsustainabilitylive) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23socialequity (#socialequity) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23foodsecurity (#foodsecurity) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23supportlocalfarmers (#supportlocalfarmers) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23hiveandbarrow (#hiveandbarrow) Find out more about the HIve + Barrow: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fhiveandbarrow.com%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbmNUQVhDQUZTNGF4dkhpTndyNHp1NXBwQXBHd3xBQ3Jtc0tucG4ybDlZWXRXX1JsM1lBTGNJZUdrWXBwWDhhVGVYNWF1Q3RfcmxXZ1d4NjVHZkVqcDNnclRySGJaNFRpSkNKRzRZV2ZBa2MyMVdVdlpIYkVObGVxaHVCeWQtcWJUNDV4ZFhHMTU3eXpuUkFjeUs5OA%3D%3D&v=LxXxajx5U4c&event=video_description (https://hiveandbarrow.com/) https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fthe_hive_and_barrow_%2F&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbUxlUVNpX1drREFNQXd6S3dVNXNkSXBZY2Z3d3xBQ3Jtc0trM1VyN3FZT2R2VXJaaVNfSkdRNjJoYjhpMEktcjBGbW1FTmpXaEdBZ3B5aVFrd0s1WjhEWXFnTVBzNWpYYW9NNmZJXzRxMFVKSzVfZDRIOHhEOG5ReTVyaXp2QktlbV9DbnBxUmVBSXVoSkxyZ3VoNA%3D%3D&v=LxXxajx5U4c&event=video_description (https://www.instagram.com/the_hive_an...) https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FHiveAndBarrow&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbjV0TUVNcFo1Q1BMLXVhMmhscmpuUk5GNG0yZ3xBQ3Jtc0trNzgtMXBvbVJ1QzZkaHhkZkZhMkl4LV9lZlhFQWhqNFQtZXV1Sm94MFdjSHljUTZKNVl5V3JCT2FRLXBLVGQ1REo2YWs4b3B3ZXRXb2FUNFZrQlRYUFhvemtKaTlGTV9rVDc3WnBsa0NGekJqZnhGUQ%3D%3D&v=LxXxajx5U4c&event=video_description (https://www.facebook.com/HiveAndBarrow) Support this podcast
Former Mayor Billy Kenoi is suffering from some life-threatening health issues, and he shares the details plus shares thoughts about our island's economy, tourism, the next mayor's job, and more. He also gives a heartfelt tribute to his wife, Takako. Part 1 aired June 28 and includes former Mayor Kenoi's thoughts about some of the challenges the next Mayor (election coming August 8) will face in budget and more, plus his thoughts about Mauna Kea. Air date: July 5, 2020 (Note, part 1 is here: https://www.kwxx.com/episode/island-conversations-85-former-mayor-billy-kenoi/
Former Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi talks with host Sherry Bracken about dealing with the pandemic, the mayor job and what the next Mayor (who could be elected in August) will need to do, what government should be counted on as the pandemic recovery begins, and his now-changed views about Thirty Meter Telescope. In Part 2, airing July 5, Mayor Kenoi shares more about the Mayor job, and shares intimate details about his health challenges in recent years and how he's faced them, including with support from his wife Takako, to whom he gives a heartfelt tribute. Air Date: June 28, 2020
Welcome to a very special episode of The SEGA Lounge. A conversation with two of the people behind one of your host's favorite series: Space Channel 5. Straight from Japan, this week's guests are Mineko Okamura, CEO and founder of Grounding Inc., Takumi Yoshinaga of SEGA of Japan, and Takako Sakuma of Grounding Inc. Follow Grounding Inc. on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Grounding_Inc To enter our giveaway of 2 codes for Space Channel 5 VR Kinda Funky News Flash! on Playstation VR , courtesy of Grounding Inc. and Strangely Compelling Media, head over to the link for your respective region. Winners will be announced next week. Europe: https://gleam.io/Zmf83/the-sega-lounge-space-channel-5-vr-giveaway-europe North America: https://gleam.io/cecLm/the-sega-lounge-space-channel-5-vr-giveaway-na Theme song of The SEGA Lounge by OSC. You can buy it at 'name your price' by going to https://opussciencecollective.bandcamp.com. Follow The SEGA Lounge on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thesegalounge Find KC on social media: https://tapmybio.com/kcradioman
閑歳孝子さんをゲストに迎えて、新型コロナウイルス、リモートワーク、定年、AI、映像研には手を出すな！、将棋などについて話しました。 Show Notes What Mike Pence’s past says about his ability to lead on coronavirus 新型コロナウィルス感染症 (COVID-19) に関する RubyKaigi 2020 の対応について Asana Files Paperwork To Go Public Through Direct Listing How Chinese tech giants are assisting in the battle against coronavirus with AI GDC postponed to later this year over coronavirus concerns Reflecting on the last nine years, and Fastly’s new CEO 個人型確定拠出年金iDeCo NISA（ニーサ）:少額投資非課税制度 Personal Capital Lunch Money Visa is acquiring Plaid for $5.3 billion yyx990803/build-your-own-mint 神前 暁 "適当に打ち込んでみたけど、完全なベタ打ちでもそれなりに聞けるの凄いと思う #AIきりたん" ボカロ界の革命――無償のAI歌声合成ソフトが一般公開 “手塚治虫らしさ”をAIが学習、新作漫画「ぱいどん」誕生 「モーニング」に掲載 映像研には手を出すな！ 劇場版『SHIROBAKO』 日本語ペラペラの外国人から見た日本語のいいところ アゲアゲ将棋実況 第5期叡王戦 本戦 二回戦 豊島将之名人 vs 千田翔太七段 Parasite (2019) オルタード・カーボン Watch Netflix’s first full Ghost in the Shell trailer - The Verge FORMULA 1 栄光のグランプリ FYRE Backjoy バランス シナジー
Takako Ôta est l'interprète du générique et des chansons de Creamy (Mahô no Tenshi Creamy Mami). 1ère diffusion le 17/12/2018
NY五番街トークではリスナーからの「お悩み」を募集しています。 ケイコさんやマサミさんに聞きたいことがある人はQandA@sakuraradio.comまでご応募ください。さくらラジオHPでも受け付けています！
Biographical - Hisashi & Takako Takagi - Japan
Biographical - Hisashi & Takako Takagi - Japan
第107回NYこりんごラジオ、只今オンエアされました！Takako 6-17-19 Final BGM.mp3ジューンブライト月間！ 未了的な目力をつけるエクスパート！本日のゲストは、Keico's Eye lash オーナーの Takako Bestさん！仕事もしたことなかったパーティーガールが、突如NYに来て、死に物狂いで、まつ毛エクステサロンのオーナーになりました。人生に、2度も死を覚悟したTakakoさんのライフシェアをどうぞ！インタビュー詳細ブログはコチラ！第107..
Pour ce nouveau numéro de Bulle d'Art, je vous parle de trois expositions qui ont commencé le 8 mars et se déroulent jusqu'en mai ou septembre, au CAPC, le musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux : "Rovesciamento" de Marie Cool Fabio Balducci, "Anna & the Jester dans 'La Fenêtre d'Opportunité'", et une rétrospective de l'artiste Takako Saito
An emerging international artist/a former illustrator at Chanel Paris, Takako Osawa is holding exhibition My Chanel Collection at the Alliance Française de Melbourne, St Kilda till March 21, 2019. - 世界的ファッションブランド、シャネルで過去、ファッションイラストレーターをつとめた大澤貴子さんの作品が、現在メルボルンのフランス語の学校及びフランス文化センターであるアリアンス・フランセーズで展示されています。
Rob Price is a self-published author turned publisher who founded Gatekeeper Press to level the playing field of the book-publishing industry. The company provides full-service publishing and a la carte services for authors. Gatekeeper is run by Rob and his wife Takako along with a staff of editors, designers and data entry people. They offer a wide and varied distribution network to protect you against possible distribution outages. They also offer lowest-cost printing I’ve seen in an on-demand service, and you’ll learn why. In this episode, we walk through the publishing process from editing, design, and distribution. You’ll learn how long each step takes so you can schedule your book launch. I met Rob at the IBPA conference when he was Chairman of the IBPA, and have gotten to know him in my role as self-publishing and tech track leader at the San Francisco Writers Conference. Authors I know who have used Gatekeeper rave about the service.
閑歳孝子さんをゲストに迎えて、Google Duplex, Android P, 決済事情、GDPR、将棋、マンガなどについて話しました。 Show Notes サンワサプライ USBヘッドセット MMZ-HSUSB10SV RescueTime Asana Google I/O 2018: How Google’s Duplex Demo Stole the Show Facebook is shutting down M, its personal assistant service Google AI Blog: Google Duplex Android Beta Program Swiping high up on Android P's home button opens the app drawer GDPR - A Practical Guide For Developers Unroll.me to close to EU users saying it can’t comply with GDPR GDPR, Ragnarok Online and Decision Analysis わが国におけるオープンAPI議論のあり方 Fastly eases GDPR compliance for our customers Facebook explains how it will comply with the EU's GDPR 「漫画村」へのアクセス遮断を実施へ NTTグループ3社が発表 Cafe X: Robotic Coffeebars in San Francisco Oculus Go けもみみおーこく国営放送 Rebuild: Aftershow 200: The Singularity Is Near (hak) ベストプレープロ野球 MiSTEL BAROCCO MD600 レノボ・ジャパン ThinkPad トラックポイント・キーボード レディ・プレイヤー1 バーフバリ 王の凱旋 我らコンタクティ 彼方のアストラ - 篠原健太 | 少年ジャンプ＋ ピッコマ AIの遺電子 RED QUEEN 近未来SFマンガ「AIの遺電子 RED QUEEN」 別冊少年チャンピオンで連載開始 王様達のヴァイキング 「SHIROBAKO」劇場アニメ化が決定 おっさんずラブ ゆるキャン△ 銀河英雄伝説 Die Neue These
This time on Anime Hatewatch! The crew watched a show about a guy whos right hand becomes the stalker girlfriend he didn't know he had. No for real, this guy couldn't get a girl to go out with him, but had a secret stalker admirer who became his right hand by . . . I don't know . . . magic, witch craft, anime logic, take your pick! It follows the development of their yelling matches at each other until finally something like love blossoms? All this and more on this episode of: ANIME HATEWATCH! If you like us please share us with your friends. Don't forget to subscribe to us on iTunes, and while you're there leave us a rating. We really appreciate it! Check out Bloodletter at the following links: Facebook Bandcamp
Documentarian Paul Berczeller examines the case of Takako Konishi, who died in a frozen forest on the North Dakota/Minnesota border looking for the fictional treasure from the Coen Brother’s film Fargo. Be sure to check out Paul’s documentary about Takako’s journey, This is A True Story. Also, be sure to check out the feature film by the David and Nathan Zellner inspired by Takako’s story, Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter. It is available for download on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and xBox, as well as VOD. Producer: Joe Rosenberg
Takako Arai published her first collection of poetry in 1997. Her second collection Tamashii Dansu received the Oguma Hideo Prize and several of the works were translated in Soul Dance: Poems by Takako Arai. She is an Associate Professor at Saitama University teaching Japanese language and poetry. Since 2014 she has been involved with a regional language poetry project in Ofunato city. Here, she reads ‘Dollogy' with the aid of Jen Crawford from the University of Canberra and discusses the poem at length in the interview following. For three years, Paul Munden was director of the Poetry on the Move festival. As well as being a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Canberra, Paul has published five collections of poetry including Chromatic and The Bulmer Murder both released in 2017. Last year we recorded him reading live from his latest collection Chromatic (UWAP). This episode hosted by: Shane Strange Sound production by Samuel Byrnand
Time Codes: 00:00:28 - Introduction 00:02:35 - In-between holidays 00:09:01 - Servant X Service 00:55:47 - Sweet Blue Flowers, Vol. 1 01:32:21 - Wrap up 01:33:22 - Contact us For November Shea and Derek discuss two very different kind of manga, but both that involve romance in one form or another. They begin with Karino Takatsu's Servant X Service. The complete series was released in two volumes by Yen Press in 2016, and the guys spend much of the episode discussing this strip-like series. The title concerns civil servants on the job -- a topic you don't really encounter much in comics/manga -- and both Derek and Shea have a lot to say about the unusual subject matter and format. After that they discuss the first volume of Takako Shimura's Sweet Blue Flowers (VIZ Media). As the guys reveal, this is an example of yuri manga, where two childhood friends who have lost track of one another become reacquainted in high school, although they attend different academies. As the story unfolds, romances and complicated relationships develop. However, the friendship of the series' main protagonists (at least in this first volume), Fumi and Akira, is what really anchors this text.
LOS ANGELES — Takako was born in Tokyo in 1955, teaches at a Waldorf school in California, and is also, turns out, my mother. She first read Almost Transparent Blue (1976) while still a student at Tokyo Daigaku, so at twentyish. I first read Almost Transparent Blue (tr. Nancy Andrew, 1976) maybe a month ago, and have reread it since. Ryu Murakami (b. Feb, 1952) was born and raised in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture. He wrote Almost Transparent Blue while studying sculpture at Musashino Art University in Tokyo.
Revealing a truer self and finding hope through photography with Takako… Sarah Takako Skinner, Photographer and Creator of The Hope Is Project (bio), joins Julie Chan for an extraordinary and inspiring mini intuitive reading, interpretation and coaching. Recorded at the MouthMedia Network studios. (Includes explicit language.)Photographic process, a healing experience, and the moment between the moments Skinner discusses how her photography process with her subjects involve textures, emotions, a complex process, are incredibly enjoyable, have creativity with interpersonal relationships which develop. How she is a humanist first, with the camera documenting. How the common thread is that someone comes in with their own sense of identity, and she allows them to expand and expose fears, bringing them out. How she makes sue she gives a lot of direction, flowing through movements and actions and intentions, acting out, tapping into their inner child, sub personalities, how it is felt to be a transformative experience like art therapy, with storytelling, as a healing experience, enlightening, joyful, fun, providing a feeling of pride in who subjects are, seeing a new version of themselves, thinking of themselves in a way they never thought of before. Skinner touches on her process taking usually at least two days, how she is bossy and firm, and how the idea is to get them out of their heads. The moment between the moments, learning to learn to shed taboos, allowing herself to honor extreme anger and fear and live and reenact them. Once OK’d, you become to understand how to accept what is inside you, and all elements. Gastroschisis, becoming Takako, and The Hope Is Project Her extraordinary birth story, and how life was propelled by fight, scarring, trauma, and how she was bestowed the name Takako and it is a lifeline representing triumph on a battlefield. Skinner’s anger, shame, body shame, a long time to shed, allowing her to connect more directly with people. She’s all in, and has been able to do it, and how each image is her. Skinner talks about the meaning of hope, and the basic need for survival, how she has wondered what drove hope for her parents. When she decided to research the meaning of hope through other people, and it became The Hope Is Project, how hope has many levels making it impossible to fully verbalize it, so used a camera. Her mission to lead people to teach us, show us, inform us what their hope looks like. The press picked up on it, the power of visual communication, the hypothesis that hope begets hope, the act of searching with a physical item is powerful, giving participants back their power and a sense of purpose, why it matters that Skinner understands the fragility of life and to not waste it, but to push it, give back and lead. Evolving by pushing through, and how Skinner is living her purpose.An intuitive reading, clouds and a storm, and waiting for a rainbow Chan shares a mini intuitive reading, being a cloud, being seen and photographed, how light is blocked but then allowing light to filter through in new and magnificent ways, what is it? A way of being fleeting, of causing and creating a mark on the world, a shadow, and interplay of light that just happens. How a cloud can be remembered, forgotten, and can pass by without anyone noticing it existed, feeling like a child waiting for a rainbow to appear after a thunderous storm, focusing on an opening of light that has always been there can peek through, but it is what is invisible that moves it all in the first place. The fight to live the way she wants to live, a lot of fear and sacrifice, and getting past darkness and self-doubt.
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Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1Kqjicm. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. Photography can communicate feeling, emotion and even information that an infinite number of words cannot. Photographer Sarah Takako Skinner and her partner Marc Raco have created the Hope Is Project to give people who are struggling an opportunity to photograph hope. The work that people create when they use photography to communicate hope in the face of despair can be both inspiring and informative. Sarah tries to put words to the struggles people face today. “This is the time and place. Individuals require hope to live. The world needs hope to move forward. In this day of racism, violence, economic woes, intolerance, hunger, environmental chaos, and more, hope is an elusive notion for many. The very old, the outcasts, the terminally ill, the wounded war veterans. But how can we find hope when we need it most?” Marc explains the program, “Through an innovative photographic concept, people with compelling stories of adversity, along with hope leaders, search for hope and photograph it. Their own ‘self portraits’ are complimented by exquisite portraits by the artist Takako. This journey commonly produces increased hopefulness and self worth along with an expanded view of the world, coupled with artful and inspiring images that show hope through their eyes. Can the simple act of searching for hope result in the very hope one seeks?” The project is growing beyond individuals to institutions, allowing more people to participate in and benefit from the program, Sarah says. “Igniting a large conversation about hope can motivate people to explore hope in their own lives, and to initiate actions which can improve their own lives and immediate world, which can reverberate infinitely. The project’s work with individuals is expanding to human service and governmental agencies, which reflects the therapeutic and important power of hope in medicine, pain management, mental health and rehabilitation currently being increasingly researched and implemented.” Read the full Your Mark on the World article and watch the interview here: http://bit.ly/1Kqjicm. Please consider whether a friend or colleague might benefit from this piece and, if so, share it.
Photographer Sarah Takako Skinner created the HOPE IS PROJECT as a way to understand the nature of Hope and inspire others to find it. Takako has traveled the world, interviewing subjects and handing them a camera and a roll of film, providing them with one simple instruction: photograph hope. With the collaboration of a team of influencers, the project seeks to place cameras in the hands of many people, challenging them to share their stories and capture images embodying hope. This will capture the continuation of Takako's journey, and can become one of the largest and most influential art exhibits in history -- true partnership between art and purpose. It is a project of transformation and impact focused on the understanding, discovery, and harnessing of the power of hope through the vehicle of an inspiring photographic process. The mission is to engage the power of photography along with a process of exploration, storytelling, and self-reflection to widely inspire hope, effect lasting and meaningful change, and contribute to growth and development in fields of social work, medicine, mental health, tolerance, rehabilitation and recovery. Resources: Hope Is Project Sarah Takako Skinner Marc Raco Fred Elms Francesca Woodman Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Click here to download for Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with your donations via PayPal. https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_flow&SESSION=VgliBy3J2e39NoaYEakyINt-17h2AevWulBCcGTirwI6lei5NIMz-60qhE4&dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8d64ad11bbf4d2a5a1a0d303a50933f9b2
原野妄想 × 偶然之詩作者：Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa譯者：三少、虛坻序言寫詩對於我和貴子來說是一件特別偶然的事情。一開始我們只是寫了一些簡單的句子，然後發給對方，由對方繼續。這有點兒像打網球，或者更像是打羽毛球。我們會順著對方的句子往下寫，形成單一的線索。這首詩讀起來像個謎，或者某個人的心靈幻象。它奇妙、荒誕、怪異而美麗。脊骨之梯從天而降，神經電流在空氣中刻畫枝椏般的全息投影，鈣制的長矛刺破暗雲，挖開圓形的空洞，從灰色中心浮現出幽默的青白緩緩的水流中間飄著一枚葉子，葉脈裏小小的氣泡隨機排列現在正是原本好像待孵化的卵子般的圓形開始柔軟變形的時刻然後一齊四分五裂天空揚起連綿的漣漪，螺旋花紋像茶壺的茶嘴，像無風而起的龍卷緩慢旋轉著噴出蒸汽霧氣中無盡的顏色將世界包裹為順滑的珍珠質地霧氣變為乳白色的球體隨後又瞬間變形仿佛是天空中起舞的鳥群一樣動作極其柔和，像飽滿的水滴的舞蹈被吸引著，積聚起來積成愈發巨大的漩渦我目睹了這一切舒展開來的波浪陣陣悸動，空氣團震響，深沈的拍子創造出透明稀薄聖潔的大氣內心的物化開始了寂靜的吶喊般的語言像水的滲透般浸入我們的肌膚令人懷念的回響和新的驚喜無形的自由了解這些之後穿透我們內心深處的光芒就會溢於言表無盡顏色的光，顏色不同發揮的作用也各不相同從心中滿溢，細胞一個一個變化為新的意識化為新的肉體獨一無二感官全開 凝神細聽那是一種謹慎的智慧眼睛緊閉 依靠感覺本不存在破壞的惡人現在展開變身的自我祈禱與感謝的傳說這是我們的故事原文PrologueInterestingly, Takako and I decided to write some poetry just by chance. It began with a few lines then we would email it and the other would continue. Like a tennis match, or more like a badminton match. We would continue each other's sentences, making it a singular thread.The poem felt like myth, or the illustration of someone's psyche. Fantasy and surreal, grotesque and beautiful.Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa背骨のはしごが天から降りて、神経の電気が小枝の模様を空気にホログラムらしき投影を描く、暗黒雲を突き刺すカルシウムの槍が円形の空洞を空けて、灰色の中心から滑稽な青と白が浮かんだ緩やかな水の流れのその下には一枚の葉が漂っていた、その葉脈には小さな気泡がランダムに並んでいて今そこから生まれようとしている卵子のようだった丸い形が柔らかく変形し始めたときそれは一斉に弾ける空のさざ波は的の連続の様 、螺旋の模様が急須の口の様に、風のない竜巻みたく遅く回転しながら蒸気を噴出して霧の中の無限の色が真珠の質感と滑らかさで世界を囲んだその霧は乳白色の球体となったでもそれも一瞬で形を変えるまるで空の中でダンスしている鳥の群れのようにその動きはとても柔らかくて水分を含んだような水滴の踊りだった引き寄せられていくようにくっついてもっともっと大きな渦になったそれを私は見ていた伸びて広がり 波がうずく脈を打ち、空気の塊が響く深い拍子が透明で薄い霊的な大気を自ら創造した内心 の物質化が始まる静かな叫びのような言葉は染み込む水のように私たちの肌に馴染む懐かしい響きと新しい驚きかたちではない自由それがわかったとき私たちは胸の奥から突き抜ける光が溢れる無限の色の光、色の違いで役割も変わる胸の中から溢れて、細胞の一つ一つが新しい意識に変わっていく新しい肉体に変わっていく種類はない 、全てが違うから感覚 は開いている よく聴いているその知恵は注意深い目を閉じて 気持ちに傾くほんとうは壊すわるいもの はいない今開く変身する自分自身祈りと感謝の物語これが私たちの話“原野妄想”巡演詳情：http://oooe.org/ooo/savage-imagination/歡迎關注公眾帳號：逸事WeChat ID: escapeintolife
閑歳孝子さんと、ワールドトリガー、LINEマンガ、ジブリ、ダンジョン飯、SHIROBAKO などについて話しました。 Show Notes ワールドトリガー 僕のヒーローアカデミア LINE マンガ コンテンツの秘密―ぼくがジブリで考えたこと 暇と退屈の倫理学 血界戦線 決してマネしないでください。/蛇蔵 ダンジョン飯 IT業界版 SHIROBAKO なれる! SE プラチ*ジェット (colate remix)
閑歳孝子さんをゲストに迎えて、Zaim, Titanium, Reactive Programming, App Store, Apple Watch などについて話しました。 Show Notes Rebuild: 91: The PHP Way (Naoya Ito) Zaim Mint Titanium でつくろう！ iPhone/Android 両対応アプリ Technical debt ReactiveCocoa 【翻訳】あなたが求めていたリアクティブプログラミング入門 - ninjinkun's diary ReactKit "I’m leaving GitHub, and will be available for part-time ReactiveCocoa consulting as of May 25." ナシ - Wikipedia Rebuild: 29: Rate My App (Naoya Ito) Why Wesabe Lost to Mint Venmo - Share Payments Apple Watchのクックパッドアプリを使って料理してみた！ Google I/O 2015 Android Support Library 22.1 | Android Developers Blog Steins;Git 第二版 GitHub Flow in the Browser
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 いよいよ最終回となりました。BrianとCarmel、Takakoは、いよいよ目的地に到着します。Takakoは二人と空港で再会してから、今までその場所を知らされていませんでした。このお楽しみの目的地はどこなのでしょうか。そしてTakakoはこの場所を気に入るのでしょうか。また、Takakoが嫌がっていた新しい仲間、ヒッチハイカーのNathanの行方は・・・？ （聞き取りのポイント） ・TakakoとCarmelは何を忘れてきたことを残念がっていますか。 ・Nathanはdidge（オーストラリアの楽器）の演奏を皆に披露するつもりでしょうか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) I'll let you off. (2) Can't take the country out of the girl, eh? (3) What a bummer! 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （19:51 11.5MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#5: At a campsite) Brian: What'd ya reckon? It was a good surprise, hey? Takako: Yeah, I'll let you off. I love this place! I can't wait to go swimming in the morning! Brian: I can't wait to see if the fish are biting. Fish for breakfast! Carmel: This fire's pretty good too. Good job, Takako. You've still got it. Can't take the country out of the girl, eh? Takako: You said it! I love a fire. What a bummer you forgot the marshmallows! Carmel: Oh, sorry. I'm disappointed too. Takako: It's OK. We'll survive. Brian: Hey, where's your friend? The hitchhiker. Takako: Thank goodness he took himself off to the other side. I thought for sure he'd want to hang around all night. Carmel: He seems alright. He's friendly. Takako: I could have sworn we'd be hearing some didge by now. Brian: You can put in a request… here he comes! Takako: What?… Oh dear. Carmel: Hiya, you get yourself set up alright? Have you eaten? We've got plenty of sausages left over if you're hungry. Nathan: Oh, thanks. That's sweet. I ate already. Brian: Where's your didge? Takako thought you might be coming over to serenade us. Nathan: I don't play. I'm just the carrier. I make strange squawky noises and spit a lot when I try to play. I can't get the breathing right. I came over to see if you like marshmallows! It's no fun toasting them by yourself, you know. Carmel: Really? Takako loves marshmallows! Takako: Oh, no…
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 いよいよ最終回となりました。BrianとCarmel、Takakoは、いよいよ目的地に到着します。Takakoは二人と空港で再会してから、今までその場所を知らされていませんでした。このお楽しみの目的地はどこなのでしょうか。そしてTakakoはこの場所を気に入るのでしょうか。また、Takakoが嫌がっていた新しい仲間、ヒッチハイカーのNathanの行方は・・・？ （聞き取りのポイント） ・TakakoとCarmelは何を忘れてきたことを残念がっていますか。 ・Nathanはdidge（オーストラリアの楽器）の演奏を皆に披露するつもりでしょうか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) I'll let you off. (2) Can't take the country out of the girl, eh? (3) What a bummer! 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （19:51 11.5MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#5: At a campsite) Brian: What'd ya reckon? It was a good surprise, hey? Takako: Yeah, I'll let you off. I love this place! I can't wait to go swimming in the morning! Brian: I can't wait to see if the fish are biting. Fish for breakfast! Carmel: This fire's pretty good too. Good job, Takako. You've still got it. Can't take the country out of the girl, eh? Takako: You said it! I love a fire. What a bummer you forgot the marshmallows! Carmel: Oh, sorry. I'm disappointed too. Takako: It's OK. We'll survive. Brian: Hey, where's your friend? The hitchhiker. Takako: Thank goodness he took himself off to the other side. I thought for sure he'd want to hang around all night. Carmel: He seems alright. He's friendly. Takako: I could have sworn we'd be hearing some didge by now. Brian: You can put in a request… here he comes! Takako: What?… Oh dear. Carmel: Hiya, you get yourself set up alright? Have you eaten? We've got plenty of sausages left over if you're hungry. Nathan: Oh, thanks. That's sweet. I ate already. Brian: Where's your didge? Takako thought you might be coming over to serenade us. Nathan: I don't play. I'm just the carrier. I make strange squawky noises and spit a lot when I try to play. I can't get the breathing right. I came over to see if you like marshmallows! It's no fun toasting them by yourself, you know. Carmel: Really? Takako loves marshmallows! Takako: Oh, no…
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第四回目は、Brian、Carmel、Takakoがヒッチハイカーと話をしている場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・Brianによれば、彼らの目的地はどこですか。 ・Nathanは興奮したらどのような癖があると言っていますか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) It’s good to boost the testosterone levels in here. (2) Should I hold my breath? 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （18:00 10.3MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#4 Picking up a hitchhiker) Carmel: (whispering) Takako. He’s cute! Brian: Hey, mate. Can we give you a lift? But we’re not going far. Takako: We’re not? Brian: You’re welcome to get in ‘til Washpool. Takako: Oh, so you’ll tell him, but not me? Lucky! It’s Washpool! Nathan: Washpool? Really? That’d be awesome. You must be angels. I don’t usually hitch but I missed the last bus. I thought I’d make it on foot but the sun’s coming down so fast. I didn’t think I’d get there in time to set up my tent. And this damn didge is so heavy, I’ll never know why I agreed to carry it home for a mate. I’m heading back to Sydney after this. I’m a teacher. I’m having some personal days and the agency hasn’t had anything much for me. I took the opportunity while it was waving a big red flag in front of my face and shouting ‘pick me!’. Brian: So…that’s a yes, then? Nathan: Oh yeah, sorry. I talk a lot when I’m excited. Sorry, I won’t annoy you, I hope. Carmel: So, hop in. Hi, I’m Carmel. This is Brian. And this is Takako. Takako: Hi. Carmel: She’s a teacher, too. And she’s on holiday from Sydney. Road rage is her problem. Nathan: It’s bad, isn’t it? Sometimes I wonder what I’m doing there. I was born around these parts. They call me back every now and then. More now than then. I can’t thank you enough for the lift. I was starting to lose hope. And, my god, how good is the river at the moment? Just magic. Wish I had a canoe. Carmel: Is that so? Nathan: Sorry, talking again. Brian: It’s fine mate. It’s good to boost the testosterone levels in here. The girls were about to really start picking on me. I’m their favourite pastime on road trips. Carmel: No, we never. Brian, you really should go and see someone about these paranoid delusions of yours. Brian: See? Hey, you’re quiet, Takako. Takako: Yes, I am. I’m thinking of something particularly cruel to say. Give me a minute. It’ll come to me. Brian: Should I hold my breath? (Written by Helen Needs)
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第四回目は、Brian、Carmel、Takakoがヒッチハイカーと話をしている場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・Brianによれば、彼らの目的地はどこですか。 ・Nathanは興奮したらどのような癖があると言っていますか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) It’s good to boost the testosterone levels in here. (2) Should I hold my breath? 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （18:00 10.3MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#4 Picking up a hitchhiker) Carmel: (whispering) Takako. He’s cute! Brian: Hey, mate. Can we give you a lift? But we’re not going far. Takako: We’re not? Brian: You’re welcome to get in ‘til Washpool. Takako: Oh, so you’ll tell him, but not me? Lucky! It’s Washpool! Nathan: Washpool? Really? That’d be awesome. You must be angels. I don’t usually hitch but I missed the last bus. I thought I’d make it on foot but the sun’s coming down so fast. I didn’t think I’d get there in time to set up my tent. And this damn didge is so heavy, I’ll never know why I agreed to carry it home for a mate. I’m heading back to Sydney after this. I’m a teacher. I’m having some personal days and the agency hasn’t had anything much for me. I took the opportunity while it was waving a big red flag in front of my face and shouting ‘pick me!’. Brian: So…that’s a yes, then? Nathan: Oh yeah, sorry. I talk a lot when I’m excited. Sorry, I won’t annoy you, I hope. Carmel: So, hop in. Hi, I’m Carmel. This is Brian. And this is Takako. Takako: Hi. Carmel: She’s a teacher, too. And she’s on holiday from Sydney. Road rage is her problem. Nathan: It’s bad, isn’t it? Sometimes I wonder what I’m doing there. I was born around these parts. They call me back every now and then. More now than then. I can’t thank you enough for the lift. I was starting to lose hope. And, my god, how good is the river at the moment? Just magic. Wish I had a canoe. Carmel: Is that so? Nathan: Sorry, talking again. Brian: It’s fine mate. It’s good to boost the testosterone levels in here. The girls were about to really start picking on me. I’m their favourite pastime on road trips. Carmel: No, we never. Brian, you really should go and see someone about these paranoid delusions of yours. Brian: See? Hey, you’re quiet, Takako. Takako: Yes, I am. I’m thinking of something particularly cruel to say. Give me a minute. It’ll come to me. Brian: Should I hold my breath? (Written by Helen Needs)
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第三回目は、Brian、Carmel、そしてTakakoの３人が車で移動している場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・３人はどこに行こうとしていますか。 ・３人は途中でどのような人に出会いますか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Cotton's so thirsty. (2) You dag! (3) to cop 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （16:20 9.4MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#3 In a car) Takako: Have you had any rain? How's the river looking? Have you still got that canoe? Brian: We had a few inches the other day. Last week it bucketed. Carmel: It's beautiful at the moment. Really high. Brian: The farmer's haven't pumped yet. Shouldn't be long, though. The crops went in a few weeks ago. Takako: I still don't get why they grow cotton out here. Makes no sense. Cotton's so thirsty. There's no water. Carmel: Yeah well, money isn't it. Takako: I guess we better make the most of it, then. I came at a good time. Brian: So you did! Takako: Hey, where are we going, anyways? You still haven't told me! Carmel: It's a surprise. Takako: Is it a nice surprise? Carmel: Maybe. Takako: Have I been there before? Carmel: Not telling. Takako: Come on, I'll be your best friend! Carmel: You already are, you dag! Takako: Oh, that's right. So… just tell me, anyway. Brian: I'll tell her. Carmel: No, don't do it! She loves it. Takako: Do not. Tell me… it hurts! Tell me I'll be able to go swimming, and make a fire. I need to swim and make fire, and toast marshmallows! Then I'll be a happy camper. Brian: Oh, you'll be a happy camper. I'll be a happy camper, too! I put the fishing rod in. Takako: Great! But I hope we're not relying on your skills for our dinner tonight. Brian: It's not a matter of skill. It's all up to the fish! They might not like the worms I've got. Takako: As long as you're having a good time. Carmel: Yes, that's the main thing. Brian: Hey, a hitchhiker! Lets pick this guy up. He looks tired. Takako: Oh, no. Come on, Brian. Don't tell me you're gonna stop. He could be a mass murderer, rapist, or wanna play the didge in the car! Or worse: just be really weird and wanna talk! And I'm sitting in the back and have to cop most of it. And he'll probably smell. Carmel: Takako, what's happened to you? Takako: What? Brian: Remember all those times we didn't have a car and hitched rides. We have to pick this guy up. It's the rules. Or else, the highway gods will frown upon us. Takako: Oh, Jesus. (car slows down and stops)
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第三回目は、Brian、Carmel、そしてTakakoの３人が車で移動している場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・３人はどこに行こうとしていますか。 ・３人は途中でどのような人に出会いますか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Cotton's so thirsty. (2) You dag! (3) to cop 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：Wikipedia Download MP3 （16:20 9.4MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs (#3 In a car) Takako: Have you had any rain? How's the river looking? Have you still got that canoe? Brian: We had a few inches the other day. Last week it bucketed. Carmel: It's beautiful at the moment. Really high. Brian: The farmer's haven't pumped yet. Shouldn't be long, though. The crops went in a few weeks ago. Takako: I still don't get why they grow cotton out here. Makes no sense. Cotton's so thirsty. There's no water. Carmel: Yeah well, money isn't it. Takako: I guess we better make the most of it, then. I came at a good time. Brian: So you did! Takako: Hey, where are we going, anyways? You still haven't told me! Carmel: It's a surprise. Takako: Is it a nice surprise? Carmel: Maybe. Takako: Have I been there before? Carmel: Not telling. Takako: Come on, I'll be your best friend! Carmel: You already are, you dag! Takako: Oh, that's right. So… just tell me, anyway. Brian: I'll tell her. Carmel: No, don't do it! She loves it. Takako: Do not. Tell me… it hurts! Tell me I'll be able to go swimming, and make a fire. I need to swim and make fire, and toast marshmallows! Then I'll be a happy camper. Brian: Oh, you'll be a happy camper. I'll be a happy camper, too! I put the fishing rod in. Takako: Great! But I hope we're not relying on your skills for our dinner tonight. Brian: It's not a matter of skill. It's all up to the fish! They might not like the worms I've got. Takako: As long as you're having a good time. Carmel: Yes, that's the main thing. Brian: Hey, a hitchhiker! Lets pick this guy up. He looks tired. Takako: Oh, no. Come on, Brian. Don't tell me you're gonna stop. He could be a mass murderer, rapist, or wanna play the didge in the car! Or worse: just be really weird and wanna talk! And I'm sitting in the back and have to cop most of it. And he'll probably smell. Carmel: Takako, what's happened to you? Takako: What? Brian: Remember all those times we didn't have a car and hitched rides. We have to pick this guy up. It's the rules. Or else, the highway gods will frown upon us. Takako: Oh, Jesus. (car slows down and stops)
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第二回目は、シドニーからクイーンズランドにやってきたTakakoが、地元の友人であるBrian、Carmelとコーヒーショップで話をしている場面です。シドニーとクイーンズランド、それぞれの特徴ががよくわかる会話です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・タカコがシドニーを離れたいと思った理由は何ですか。 ・カーメルは事故で車が壊れた時の話をしていますが、その事故の原因となった動物は何ですか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Not all they're cracked up to be. (2) Just say the word! (3) to cross one's fingers 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：PD Photo 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （20:01 11.5MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 2 ---------- Situation: In a coffee shop ---------- Takako: Ooooh, that's good, I haven't had a decent coffee in ages. Carmel: But surely it's Coffee Shop Central down in Sydney!? Takako: It is. I guess I'm too busy to stop and smell the coffee. So what's the plan? What have you got in store for me? I'm really excited. I need a bit of an adventure! Carmel: Well, we'll see what we can do. Are you still up for camping? Brian: So, the bright lights, big city not all they're cracked up to be, then? I thought you were loving your job down there. You know you can always come back here. Just say the word! I'm sure there'd be a place for you back at the school. Takako: Cheers Brian. Sydney's been good to me. I'm getting a lot of variety and plenty of challenges working for the agency. I think maybe I'm just tired and need a holiday. I love my flat, and I'm definitely loving the beach and surfing! I don't know: sometimes the city just gets the better of me, and I need to run away. And the traffic is a nightmare. I have to say: I've gotten road rage more than a couple of times! Carmel: Ha. No chance of that here, except for the trucks. They still drive like maniacs! Brian: And the cows. You can't forget the cows! Sometimes they just won't move. Or they do move, from the side of the road to right out in front of you! I nearly got one on the way here. Takako: True? Carmel: Yeah. And then there's the roos. Remember last year? We had to stop for the night cause of that one that nearly went through the windscreen! Scary. Takako: Wow. Carmel: It's funny now. I was pretty freaked out at the time, though. Takako: Why didn't you drive off? Carmel: The car was pretty banged up. We had no signal, so we couldn't ring for roadside service. And no other cars were stopping for us. So we just gave up after a while. Brian: Lucky we had the laptop. We watched “Muriel's Wedding” and “Sampson and Delilah” on the backseat before the battery died! Takako: Well, lets cross our fingers that there are no trucks, cows, or kangaroos on the roads today! Camping is it?
毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」をお届けしています。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化に触れてみましょう。 第二回目は、シドニーからクイーンズランドにやってきたTakakoが、地元の友人であるBrian、Carmelとコーヒーショップで話をしている場面です。シドニーとクイーンズランド、それぞれの特徴ががよくわかる会話です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・タカコがシドニーを離れたいと思った理由は何ですか。 ・カーメルは事故で車が壊れた時の話をしていますが、その事故の原因となった動物は何ですか。 ・解説を聞き、会話で使われている次の語句の意味を考えてみましょう。(1) Not all they're cracked up to be. (2) Just say the word! (3) to cross one's fingers 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真：PD Photo 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （20:01 11.5MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 2 ---------- Situation: In a coffee shop ---------- Takako: Ooooh, that's good, I haven't had a decent coffee in ages. Carmel: But surely it's Coffee Shop Central down in Sydney!? Takako: It is. I guess I'm too busy to stop and smell the coffee. So what's the plan? What have you got in store for me? I'm really excited. I need a bit of an adventure! Carmel: Well, we'll see what we can do. Are you still up for camping? Brian: So, the bright lights, big city not all they're cracked up to be, then? I thought you were loving your job down there. You know you can always come back here. Just say the word! I'm sure there'd be a place for you back at the school. Takako: Cheers Brian. Sydney's been good to me. I'm getting a lot of variety and plenty of challenges working for the agency. I think maybe I'm just tired and need a holiday. I love my flat, and I'm definitely loving the beach and surfing! I don't know: sometimes the city just gets the better of me, and I need to run away. And the traffic is a nightmare. I have to say: I've gotten road rage more than a couple of times! Carmel: Ha. No chance of that here, except for the trucks. They still drive like maniacs! Brian: And the cows. You can't forget the cows! Sometimes they just won't move. Or they do move, from the side of the road to right out in front of you! I nearly got one on the way here. Takako: True? Carmel: Yeah. And then there's the roos. Remember last year? We had to stop for the night cause of that one that nearly went through the windscreen! Scary. Takako: Wow. Carmel: It's funny now. I was pretty freaked out at the time, though. Takako: Why didn't you drive off? Carmel: The car was pretty banged up. We had no signal, so we couldn't ring for roadside service. And no other cars were stopping for us. So we just gave up after a while. Brian: Lucky we had the laptop. We watched “Muriel's Wedding” and “Sampson and Delilah” on the backseat before the battery died! Takako: Well, lets cross our fingers that there are no trucks, cows, or kangaroos on the roads today! Camping is it?
今月から５ヶ月にわたり、毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作をお届けします。 タイトルは「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化を覗いてみましょう。 第一回目は、クイーンズランド（Queensland）の空港でカーメルとブライアンが、友人でのタカコの到着を待っている場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・カーメルとブライアンによれば、タカコの旅のスタイルはどのようなものですか。 ・タカコは何を欲しがっていますか。 ・ドラマに登場する口語表現のうち、"fella"、"cuppa"、"bickies"の意味を聞き取ってみましょう。 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真（オーストラリア・クイーンズランドのゴールドコースト空港）：Wikipedia 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （15:00 8.7MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 1 ---------- Situation: Takako, who lives in Sydney, flies to Queensland to visit friends. ---------- Carmel: Hmm… where is she? Can you see her? Brian: Maybe if you moved your head out of the way… Is that Takako, with the red wheelie bag? Carmel: Where? Behind the guy with the caterpillar eyebrows? No, looks a bit like her, though. Takako's not a wheelie bag kind of girl. I'm betting she's got a backpack. Brian: She should have come through by now. The plane landed half an hour ago. Should we ring? Carmel: Good idea, I'll try. (On the phone) Carmel: Hi, where are y…. Takako: Hi. I'm on my way. Mine was the last bag out. It's always this way. Hey, sorry, love. Carmel: Oh, I can see you… (waving at each other, pause) Carmel: Give me a hug! So good to see you! I missed you. Takako: I missed you too! Both of you. Hi Brian. Brian: G'day, how was the flight? You're looking well, you must have a fella! Carmel: Brian! Why must she have a fella? A girl can look well without one, you know. Takako: Thanks Brian. You look well, too. You must have a fella! Flight was good. Got my cuppa and cheese and bickies. I ate them by myself, alone, without a fella. Carmel: You want a coffee or something before we head off? Here, give me your bag. See Brian: a backpack. Takako: I'm right; it's not heavy. But did you say coffee? I'll always have a coffee. You know me!
今月から５ヶ月にわたり、毎月第１週は「ドラマで英語を学ぼう」の新作をお届けします。 タイトルは「オーストラリアの冒険（Adventure in Australia）」。広島大学に留学していた、オーストラリア出身のHelen Needsさんが作成したオリジナルドラマです。３人の登場人物（Takako, Carmel, Brian）と一緒にオーストラリアを旅しながら、オーストラリアの英語や文化を覗いてみましょう。 第一回目は、クイーンズランド（Queensland）の空港でカーメルとブライアンが、友人でのタカコの到着を待っている場面です。 （聞き取りのポイント） ・カーメルとブライアンによれば、タカコの旅のスタイルはどのようなものですか。 ・タカコは何を欲しがっていますか。 ・ドラマに登場する口語表現のうち、"fella"、"cuppa"、"bickies"の意味を聞き取ってみましょう。 毎回、ドラマの中で使われている表現をJoeとKanaがていねいに解説します。 今回お借りした素材 写真（オーストラリア・クイーンズランドのゴールドコースト空港）：Wikipedia 効果音：The Freesound Project Download MP3 （15:00 8.7MB 中級） "Adventure in Australia" (C) 2011 Helen Needs and FLaRE.Adventure in Australia Written by Helen Needs Part 1 ---------- Situation: Takako, who lives in Sydney, flies to Queensland to visit friends. ---------- Carmel: Hmm… where is she? Can you see her? Brian: Maybe if you moved your head out of the way… Is that Takako, with the red wheelie bag? Carmel: Where? Behind the guy with the caterpillar eyebrows? No, looks a bit like her, though. Takako's not a wheelie bag kind of girl. I'm betting she's got a backpack. Brian: She should have come through by now. The plane landed half an hour ago. Should we ring? Carmel: Good idea, I'll try. (On the phone) Carmel: Hi, where are y…. Takako: Hi. I'm on my way. Mine was the last bag out. It's always this way. Hey, sorry, love. Carmel: Oh, I can see you… (waving at each other, pause) Carmel: Give me a hug! So good to see you! I missed you. Takako: I missed you too! Both of you. Hi Brian. Brian: G'day, how was the flight? You're looking well, you must have a fella! Carmel: Brian! Why must she have a fella? A girl can look well without one, you know. Takako: Thanks Brian. You look well, too. You must have a fella! Flight was good. Got my cuppa and cheese and bickies. I ate them by myself, alone, without a fella. Carmel: You want a coffee or something before we head off? Here, give me your bag. See Brian: a backpack. Takako: I'm right; it's not heavy. But did you say coffee? I'll always have a coffee. You know me!
Anime dvd review of Otoboku (Maidens Are Falling For Me) Volume 3: Androgynous Antics. Published by Media Blasters. List Price: $19.99, Rated 16+. Episodes 10-13. Running Time: 100 minutes. Directed by Munenori Nawa (Galaxy Angel A&Z). Series Composition by Katsumi Hasegawa. (Japanese with English subtitles) It's time to say goodbye to Seio Academy as the last dvd wraps up the series and some of its cast gets prepared to graduate. Luckily for Mizuho, for the most part, he has been able to keep the secret that he's actually a dude from most of the all female student body. This last volume focuses almost exclusively on the love triangle between Mizuho, his childhood friend, Mariya, and the Student Council President, Takako. It's unclear at this point if that love is reciprocated for either girl on Mizuho's side. I think he sees Mariya as his best friend and doesn't really see her in a romantic way. The event that brings things to a head is the staging of Romeo and Juliet at the school festival, with Mizuho and Takako playing the starcrossed lovers. It's left to them whether they will actually kiss during the love scenes. Locking lips has an odd effect on Takako as she goes from overconfident snobbish prude to love struck puppy dog after one kiss from Mizuho. Mariya is going to have to share Mizuho even more as he takes the traditional role of dancing with all the single girls at the annual Christmas dance party. The last episode on the dvd is an OVA sendup of the fairy tale of Cinderella, featuring super deformed versions of the Otoboku cast. This series really brought something new to the crossdressing genre, (or maybe this is a harem anime?) whether it be a boy or a girl in the uncomfortable role of masquerading as something they are not. The aspect that made Otoboku unique was that after the first couple of episodes, Mizuho became a girl. What I mean is that he wasn't really a horndog like other anime characters put in the same situation. Mizuho is so nice that you forget he's a guy. There is more fan service in Maria Watches Over Us than this show. He just sorta goes with the flow and you almost feel like you're watching an all girl cast. It was really refreshing that he never tried to take advantage of the situation to seduce or cop feels or spy. But let's face it, he was already so effeminate before he came to Seio, he made Clay Aiken look tough in comparison. I almost wish the show was longer so I could see what happened with the different character's plot lines. Extras: Clean Ending, Live Event in Kawasaki featuring the voice actresses singing songs, and a promotional music video. Media Blasters will be releasing a box set of the entire series on Oct. 6. My Grade: B+ Listen to my podcast review of Volume 1 here: http://sesho.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=398985 View the opening sequence of the anime below:
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