“We famously apologize for any inconvenience.” An e-mail from the airline.
Be like William James and find joy in philosophy! Our #ThoughtoftheWeek is taken from "The Varieties of Religious Experience", examining the philosophy of religious faith. Learn more: https://oxford.ly/3RxvNcz
“We famously apologize for any inconvenience.” An e-mail from the airline.
Be like William James and find joy in philosophy! Our #ThoughtoftheWeek is taken from "The Varieties of Religious Experience", examining the philosophy of religious faith. Learn more: https://oxford.ly/3RxvNcz
The Man Who Won’t Let the World Forget the Firebombing of Tokyo
By MOTOKO RICH
As a child, Katsumoto Saotome barely escaped the air raids over Tokyo that killed as many as 100,000 people. He has spent much of his life fighting to honor the memories of others who survived.
The woman who rejected Donald Trump’s sexual advances — referred to as “Nancy” in an obscenity-laced video obtained by The Washington Post — has been identified as Nancy O’Dell.
President Obama & The White House advocate for the Formosans and enable their complaints to be entertained by the International Courts; we Americans believe that Formosa and her people have a right to Decolonization, a right to Transitional Justice, and a right to sovereign State of FORMOSA.
On the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, LIFE presents photos -- most of which were never published in LIFE magazine -- from Hawaii and the American mainland in the aftermath of the infamous 1941 attack: http://ti.me/1br9jPK
Like that, what would become infamous as the Battle of the Overpass was on. Forty of Bennett’s men charged the union organizers. Kilpatrick called out a warning, but the security men pounced, beating the union leaders while reporters and clergy looked on. Kilpatrick and the other photographers began snapping away. Reporters accompanying them took notes on what they were seeing.
France Télécom hastens CEO shift
France Télécom js poised to announce the appointment of Stephane Richard as its chief executive, advancing a planned leadership change in a bid to help it overcome controversy surrounding employee suicides.
ImClone Systems announced Wednesday that it was entertaining a preliminary offer from a new, unnamed suitor that topped a $4.5 billion bid by Bristol-Myers Squibb, and industry watchers predicted a bidding war.
Go to Article from The New York Times»
French Newspaper Firebombed Over Mohammed Stunt
The satirical outlet's offices were destroyed before the issue hit the newsstands.
Famous List of the Infamous, Now in Need of an Update
By ERICA GOODE
The 10 Most Wanted list now has a vacancy, but it is not immediately apparent who will fill it.
Neo-Nazis allowed to march in commemoration of Dresden bombing
On Saturday, the 65th anniversary of the infamous allied firebombing of
Dresden, thousands of Neo-Nazis will be allowed to march through the city -
amid counter protests and official commemorations.
The DW-WORLD Article
http://newsletter.dw-world.de/
Firebombing is a bombing technique designed to damage a target, generally an urban area, through the use of fire, caused by incendiary devices, rather than from the blast effect of large bombs.
advance
- : forward movement
- : progress in the development or improvement of something
- : a rise in price, value, or amount
Legal Definition of advance: a provision of something (as goods or money) before a return is received; also : the money or goods supplied
clergy
Pronunciation: /ˈkləːdʒi/
Definition of clergy
noun (plural clergies)Origin:Middle English: from Old French, based on ecclesiastical Latin clericus 'clergyman' (see cleric)名]（複-gies）((the 〜))((集合的))((複数扱い, 時に単数扱い))聖職者, 僧侶(そうりょ)（⇔laity）. ▼1人の場合はclergyperson
［古フランス語. clerc-聖職者＋-Y3＝聖職者たること. △CHIVALRY］
cler・gy・lìke
[形]entertain
(ĕn'tər-tān')v., -tained, -tain·ing, -tains. v.tr.
- To hold the attention of with something amusing or diverting. See synonyms at amuse.
- To extend hospitality toward: entertain friends at dinner.
- To consider; contemplate: entertain an idea.
- To hold in mind; harbor: entertained few illusions.
Give attention or consideration to (an idea or feeling):Washington entertained little hope of an early improvement in relations
- Archaic. To continue with; maintain.
- Obsolete. To employ; hire.
- To give admittance to; receive.
- To show hospitality to guests.
- To provide entertainment.
[Middle English entertinen, to maintain, from Old French entretenir, from Medieval Latin intertenēre : Latin inter, among; see inter– + Latin tenēre, to hold.]
variety show 台灣叫”綜藝節目”。 在英文Wikipedia這條，還拿台灣的「綜藝大哥大」假笑聲修理一番。
variety show 日文採取音譯バラエティショー.，所以如果沒參考諸如下述解釋，你搞不太清楚variety show是什麼，尤其是Yahoo的辭典用「雜耍表演」。
variety (ENTERTAINMENT)
noun [U]
a type of entertainment which includes several separate short performances, such as singing, dancing, magic tricks and telling jokes:
(from Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
va・ri・e・ty
━━ n. 変化, 多様（性）; 寄せ集め; 種類; 【生物】変種 ((of)); バラエティショー.
a variety of 色々な.
variety meat くず肉; 臓物.
variety show [entertainment] バラエティショー.
variety store 雑貨店.
綜藝大哥大
Another of today's variety shows in Asia is Taiwan's Variety Big Brother. Taiwanese variety shows are infamous for its constant use of artificial laugh tracks even though there is a studio audience.
Japanese television programs such as Music Station and Utaban continue in an almost pristine format from the same variety shows of years before. The only major changes have been the increasing dissapearance of live backup music since the 1980s.
最近日本的一個 variety show：「人間！これでいいのだ」（The show, "Ningen! Korede Iinoda" (Humans! This is how it goes),） ，因（非法）引用科學論文（錯誤的解釋）而公開道歉。
TBS apologizes for exaggerating theory on hypersonic sounds, memory
02/08/2007
The Asahi Shimbun
ＴＢＳ、「頭の良くなる音」でおわび 表現に行き過ぎ
2007年02月08日00時15分
ENTERTAINMENT
Zsa Zsa Gabor — first U.S. star famous for being famous — dies at 99
infamous
Pronunciation: /ˈɪnfəməs/
adjective
Derivatives
infamously
adverb
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