Unfair the movie (DVD)

アンフェア the movie (2007)

allcinemaLink
 
"WORLD TRADE CENTER"(2006)(2006/10)
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allcinemaLink
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— posted by nitobe at 05:17 pm   commentComment [0] 

Well,Well,

From these exhibits, please estimate my action.

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9/18-19
Circus Circus - Las Vegas Hotel & CasinoLink : The foothold in Las Vegas for us.
The DEUCE - RTCLink : The bus which is convenient for the movement of the city.
Las Vegas - LuxorLink
New York New York Hotel & CasinoLink
MGM Grand Hotel & CasinoLink
Bellagio Hotel and Casino, Las VegasLink
Cravings - Las Vegas Buffet - MirageLink : Roast beef is delicious.
Sirens of TI - Treasure Island Hotel and CasinoLink : The attraction is canceled for a strong wind.
South Rim Air & Ground TourLink
Grand Canyon National Park (U.S. National Park Service)Link
Stratosphere Hotel - big_shotLink

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9/20-22
Hotel Deauville NYCLink : The foothold in New York City for us.
Duane Reade, Inc.,Link 401 Park Ave S 28th St, Manhattan, NY
Nectar Coffee Shop : 1090 Madison Ave, NY 10028-0237
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New YorkLink
Central ParkLink
Top Of The RockLink
Grand Central Oyster Bar and RestaurantLink
The Kitano New York HotelLink
Rent The Musical on Broadway and on National TourLink
Mandarin Oriental Hotel New YorkLink
Tribute WTC 9/11 Visitor CenterLink
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New York Water TaxiLink
Bridge CafeLink Our Famous Buffalo Steak ( Lingonberry Sauce, House Made Potato Gnocchi $ 28 ) was very delicious.
Jazz StandardLink
Wadada Leo SmithLink Trumpeter : He is a big name of the free jazz. However, his performance was not my preference.
Black Duck Restaurant at the Park South HotelLink
Nick D'AmicoLink Guitarist : He and I became a friend ... without his permission.
 
The drainage function of the bathroom of the Deauville Hotel was insufficient. I repaired it by my expiration. Give me repair charges!
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I do not vomit. I repair the drainage.


It is the only regret that I was not able to happen to meet NAKED COWBOYLink . (nyliberty.exblog.jp) The guy has an official siteLink .

Sing




By the way,
Saigyo, a Buddhist monk, was not in USA. It is reliable.
もっと読む»

THE BRIDGE CAFE
 

The Oldest Drinking Establishment In New York City

 
  The Bridge Cafe is located in a 1794 building at 279 Water Street. In that year Newell Narme opened a "grocery and wine and porter bottler" in the then tow and a half story wooden building with a peaked roof. The above date is significant because from that time the building has been the site of a food and drinking enterprise -- the oldest continuous business establishment in the same building in New York City. The Bank of New York although established in 1784 is not in its original building. Chase Manhattan Bank can only trace its origin to 1799 and not at the same site.
  In 1794 Water Street (in this neighborhood) and the buildings on its east side marked the East River's western edge and Lawrence's wharf occupied the space near where the restaurant's kitchen now stands. The address has not changed in all these years. In 1888 the exterior of the building was altered to its present form.
  In 1801 Peter and Jannet Laing bought the store and ran a grocery. During much of the 19th century alcoholic beverages were staple items for sale in grocery stores -- and still are. The New York City Board of Excise issued tavern licenses to groceries throughout much of the 19th century. In addition, the building held a tavern license in 1829 when it was described as a grocery in Longworth's city directory.
  Laing was mariner and ship captain before buying 279 Water Street. In 1812 his name appeared as a witness on an indictment against a "Disorderly House" [brothel] at 15 Dover Street across the street. That building was demolished when the Brooklyn Bridge was built.
  The building was purchased in 1826 by Charles G. Ferris, an attorney, who (and lather his estate) lease the property to a variety of saloon and boarding house operators until 1905 when it was purchased by Maurice Hyland. One notable tenant was Henry Williams who operated a Porter House and brothel here from 1847 to 1860. The prostitutes are actually listed in the 1855 New York census.
  Williams had competition in the building because Ferris rented out the back room (now the kitchen) to Mr.James McGinnis from 1850 to 1858 where he ran his "Empire House," a Porter House. The literature of mid 19th century describes this part of Water Street as having a continuous string of saloons and brothels and, in some buildings, on every floor.
  Then in 1859 Thomas Norton appeared as a lessee and Porter House keeper and remained until 1881. Noton was an attention getter. The crusading reform lawyer Flank Moss in his 1897 book The American Metropolis had the following to say: "At 279 Wather Street was Tom Norton's, a Bagnio [brothel] filled with river pirates and Water Street Hags. Norton made a fortune with his Dance Hall." Norton had been a mate on a Black Ball Packet ship according to Frank Moss. The building was indicted by the District Attorney in April 1879 as a "Disorderly House" (the legal term for brothel in the 19th century).
  From 1881 to 1890 a parade of saloon operators moved in and out. Then in 1891 Jeremiah J.Cronin along with John Murphy arrived to run a liquor establishment. (Their 1986 saloon licence hangs on a wall.) Cronin was a New York City Alderman -- today's Councilman -- from 1898 to 1902 (Cronin was swept out of the City Council in a reform movement in 1901). Cronin and Murphy disappear from the directories in 1910, but are replaced in that year by Peter J.Boyle. Mr.Boyle ran a saloon here until 1922 when the McCormack family leased and later bought the property. During Prohibition the place was run as a restaurant and sold "cider," but beer was available and was supplied by a Brooklyn bootlegger named Charlie Brennan.
  The current owners bought the building in 1979 and renamed it the Bridge Cafe. They upgraded the restaurant and bar but have kept the charming 1920s interior. The menu is outstanding. The restaurant received a one star rating from The New York Times several years ago. Ed Koch, while he was Mayor, regularly had lunch here and declared that it is "his favorite restaurant."
 
  The research that resulted in the above account was done by Richard McDermott, publisher of The New York Chronicle (718) 423-8738. The New York Times reported on this research on Sunday, November 19, 1995 and September 29, 1996.

 


— posted by nitobe at 03:10 pm   commentComment [1] 

Well,

Where here is. Where am I ?

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Answer: The neighborhood of the World Trade Center site.
 
While I stay in N.Y.C., Bob JamesLink whom I respect visited Tokyo.
Oh my god!
 
英語を読むのが面倒な方は Yahoo翻訳Link  でどうぞ。


— posted by nitobe at 10:52 pm   commentComment [1] 

Flying 鷹の爪

いっこうに赤くならないので、とりあえず喰ってみた。

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青唐辛子位になっているんかな?
んー。まだピーマンだ。


— posted by nitobe at 11:34 pm   commentComment [2] 

"完熟ゴーヤー".split('').each{|c| print c,"¥n" }

【ruby初級問題】
表題の挙動は如何。
 
何はともあれ、喰ってみた。

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種のまわりの真っ赤な果肉はほんのり甘い。美味しい。子供の頃に食べた「オンコの実」の果肉の味に似ていると思うが、最近食べたことがないので断言できない。「オンコ」は北海道弁なので「イチイLink 」とか「アララギ」と言った方がよいか?
 
通常食べているところは、味がない。スポンジ喰ってるみたいだ。
 
何れにしろ好き好んで喰うもんではない。
 
夜は「芋焼酎」の「未熟成ゴーヤーおろし割り」だい。

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【回答】
nitobe@PCN195 /cygdrive/c/ruby
$ cat goya.rb
#!/usr/local/bin/ruby
 
require "jcode"
$KCODE = "S"
 
"完熟ゴーヤー".split('').each{|c| print c,"¥n" }
 
nitobe@PCN195 /cygdrive/c/ruby
$ ruby goya.rb








— posted by nitobe at 11:13 pm   commentComment [2] 

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