価格的にはNexus 7の16GBモデル（$199）と32GBモデル（$249）のほぼ中間。16GBモデルの発売時価格は$249だったので、その時の価格と比べれば$20ほど安いことになります。
Unknown (KaraKoramParka)
2013-06-14 21:08:50
空さん、エントリとは無関係の投稿で失礼します。ベーグルヘッドに続き、またまたwacky Japanネタです。今度は眼球舐め、だそうです。
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2340988/The-EYEBALL-LICKING-craze-thats-sweeping-Japan-causing-surge-eye-infections.html
情報源は以下のサイトのようですが、元記事には、ある小学校の一クラスの事例のみなんですね。
http://news.merumo.ne.jp/article/genre/1249531
http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2137058819724992001
この真偽が定かですらないネタが、日本を席巻している（sweeping Japan）、と。Youtube、twitterでも入れ食い状態のようです。まあ、普段から「日本＝ヘンな国」という偏見があるゆえ、ウケるんでしょうねえ。
Unknown (KaraKoramParka)
2013-06-14 21:17:29
日本在住のBusanKevinなるJ-vloggerも。
Japan's Eye Licking Fetish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiIHe66WYoo
この人は最悪ですな。第一次情報にアクセスできる状況にありながら、更に迷信・偏見の流布を広めている。
英語で書かれた日本の記事はかくのごとくでたらめが多い。
出鱈目でも信じている読者は多いし、議論の根拠にされることがある。
日本のケースから推論すると、英語で書かれた海外ネタはデタラメが多いかもしれないから、多角的に資料を収集する必要がある。
英語で書かれた記事を無批判に崇拝するのはやめましょう。
適切な情報発信を英語で日本からしていく必要がある。
おお。こういう、「ど保守」がいるのだなあ（苦笑）。まったく共感できないが。こういうのを掲載する新聞社の意図も不明だけどね（苦笑）。まったく論理のかけらもないし。紙面の無駄。「女の気持ち:就活 神奈川県横須賀市・（大学生・２０歳）」 http://ow.ly/m1Oab
女の気持ち:就活 神奈川県横須賀市・太田茜（大学生・２０歳）
mainichi.jp
大学３年生、夏。そろそろ就職についてまじめに考えなければならない時期が来ました。 私は女なので総...
He said Snowden would likely have been deemed by the Home Office to be detrimental to the "public good."
“People think that China’s foreign policy has only one face ― wanting a harmonious world,” Mr. Zhang said. But the Okinawa issue, he said, was helpful in showing the “black face” of Chinese foreign policy. In Chinese opera, the black face is a reference to a tough, bold character.
“Historically the United States was involved at several stages in determining the status of the Ryukyus,” Mr. Berger said. “Geopolitically, Okinawa is critical to our strategy in East Asia , and is the bedrockon which our alliance with Japan is founded.”
On countries he wouldn't mind moving to, from a 2006 post (a topic that's still relevant):
My list, in order (just like in the poll!) would be:
Japan
Thailand
Korea
China
Australia
China, Korea, and australia might be swapped, though. They’re sort of nebulous.
Later in that same thread:
WINNAR!
Although I’m not a diplomat, I work for the Department of State. I actually signed up because of the opportunity for foreign travel, so I’m not bent out of shape at all. All of the inflexible terms in the OP were to establish some sort of ground rules for the hypothetical so it didn’t veer off into insanity.
That said, I’m surprised by the showing Australia made in the poll. I have to wonder if it’s really the paradise Arsians seem to think it is, but being that this is a nerds’ forum, I’m suprised ANYTHING beat out Japan. I also don’t see the allure of “Scandinavian” countries, but that’s simply because I don’t want to live in a country where warmth and comfort are only spoken of in bedtime stories.
China is definitely a good option career-wise, and I’ve already got a basic understanding of Mandarin and the culture, but it just doesn’t seem like as much “fun” as some of the other places. Who knows where the “needs of the service” will actually end up placing me, though.
Azerbaijan, anyone?
Putin Highlights Dark Side of America’s History in TV Interview - Emerging Europe Real Time - WSJ http://j.mp/13ENozZ @WSJさんから
By Paul Sonne
MOSCOW―President Vladimir Putin said Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, despite being a tyrant, never would have dropped an atomic bomb like the Americans did at the end of World War II
Mr. Putin also highlighted that U.S. history began with “substantial ethnic cleansing” during the settling of North America and noted how former Secretary of State Colin Powell recounted in his book the difficulties of growing up black in the U.S.
もっと、叩いて、もっと強く、あなたも、そして、あなたももっと強くなぐって、
Investigators in Fort Hood, Texas, are looking into allegations that an Army sergeant sexually assaulted three female soldiers and forced one into prostitution. This is only the latest in a string of military sexual assault scandals that has lawmakers demanding answers. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports.
By Courtney Kube and Jeff Black, NBC News
Just a week after an Air Force lieutenant colonel working in its sexual-assault prevention office was arrested and accused of sexual battery, a second U.S. service member assigned to a military sexual assault program is being investigated for various forms of sexual misconduct, officials revealed Tuesday.
A U.S. Army sergeant first class, assigned to III Corps at Fort Hood, Texas, is now under investigation for pandering ― a prostitution solicitation charge ― abusive sexual contact, assault and maltreatment of subordinates, the Pentagon said.
A Defense Department source told NBC News the publicly unidentified soldier allegedly forced at least one subordinate soldier into prostitution and sexually assaulted two others.
