Japanese men offered "lap pillow" solace (Reuters)
Grok Headline matches for Japanese men offered "lap pillow" solace (Reuters)
10th-century Japanese text "The Pillow
Book" becomes a bl0g
10th-century Japanese text "The Pillow
Book" becomes a bl0g
07/27/2004 12:25 AMA blogger named
Simon
Cozens is translating the
classic
Japanese text The Pillow Book (Makura no Soshi) by
Sei
Shonagon into English and republishing it as a blog. It's easy to
forget the fact that these words were written in the tenth century,
because the results in this format read -- well, rather like a blog.
Some dates are fictitous, and some liberties have been taken to
produce a coherent narrative stream in blog format -- but the content
is purported to be a faithful translation of the original. Since I
speak neither contemporary nor classical Japanese, I'll have to take
this blogger (or someone wiser)'s word for it. And no, I'm sorry --
Ewan McGregor has nothing
to do with this one.
Link (
Thanks, Andrew)
President Offers Solace to Florida Storm
Victims (Reuters)
President Offers Solace to Florida Storm
Victims (Reuters)
09/19/2004 12:08 PMReuters - President Bush on Sunday
returned to hurricane-ravaged Florida to witness the
devastation wrought by Hurricane Ivan and comfort storm victims
in a campaign battleground state that could determine whether
he wins a second term in office.
Japanese Hostages Safe in Iraq -
Japanese Media (Reuters)
Japanese Hostages Safe in Iraq -
Japanese Media (Reuters)
04/11/2004 12:20 AMReuters - Three Japanese civilians kidnapped in
Iraq were safe near Falluja on Sunday, Japanese TV said.
Government officials could not confirm the report.
Bigger breasts offered to U.S. soldiers
(Reuters)
Bigger breasts offered to U.S. soldiers
(Reuters)
07/21/2004 11:13 PMReuters - The U.S. Army has long lured recruits with the slogan "Be
All You Can Be", but now soldiers and their families can
receive plastic surgery, including breast enlargements, on the
taxpayers' dime.
Porn Flick Profits Offered to Hospital
(Reuters)
Porn Flick Profits Offered to Hospital
(Reuters)
04/15/2005 09:51 AMReuters - A porn star's first, and last, film
about lesbian sex could end up boosting the coffers of Canada's
best known children's hospital, if the agent for dead actress
Natel King has his way.
Police offered cash to reject bribes
(Reuters)
Police offered cash to reject bribes
(Reuters)
02/05/2005 09:24 PMReuters - A Malaysian state is fighting fire with fire in the battle
against corruption, offering
police a cash reward if they reject a bribe.
Police offered money to grow moustaches
(Reuters)
Police offered money to grow moustaches
(Reuters)
01/17/2004 10:48 PMReuters - Police in northern India are being paid an extra 30 rupees
(36 pence) a month to grow a moustache to
give them more authority, a newspaper has reported.
Porn flick profits offered to Canada
hospital (Reuters)
Porn flick profits offered to Canada
hospital (Reuters)
04/14/2005 03:55 PMReuters - A porn star's first, and last, film about lesbian sex could
end up boosting the coffers of Canada's best known
children's hospital, if the agent for dead actress Natel King has his
way.
Woman Who Offered Pig as Tiger Bait
Faces Charge (Reuters)
Woman Who Offered Pig as Tiger Bait
Faces Charge (Reuters)
07/16/2004 08:22 AMReuters - A Florida woman who offered up a
Yorkshire pig as bait to entice an escaped tiger back home will
face charges of animal cruelty, local newspapers reported on
Thursday.
Jackson Accuser's Family Offered House -
Stepdad (Reuters)
Jackson Accuser's Family Offered House -
Stepdad (Reuters)
08/19/2004 08:42 PMReuters - The stepfather of the boy
who accused Michael Jackson of sex abuse testified on Thursday
that Jackson's associates offered the family a house and
college funds to help fix the singer's damaged reputation.
I Find Solace in Humor. You?
I Find Solace in Humor. You?
09/22/2004 08:32 AM
The Glorious Revolution: A Look Back, by Jeff Greenfield
(CNN), is one of 16
What if Bush Wins? essays in the September edition of The
Washington Monthly.
Christian solace from Homeland Security
Christian solace from Homeland Security
09/05/2004 07:52 AMW. David Stephenson blogs that the Dept. of Homeland Security ... ...
has chosen "Victim Relief Ministries"which The Baptist Standard calls
"an interdenominational nonprofit organization related to Texas
Baptist Men" to "take the lead in mobilizing the country's faith
community in the event of a terrorist attack or mass-casualty crisis.
What is this all about???.. It's actually unclear what it's about. The
article David's blog is based on (note the "postnuke" in its url) may
be exaggerating a tad, since "taking the lead" may just be puffery. On
the other hand, the article says "The U.S. Department of Homeland
Security...
Seriously ill find creative solace on
the internet
Seriously ill find creative solace on
the internet
07/08/2004 10:11 PMIrish Times Jul 9 2004 2:29AM GMT
Harvard man provides musical solace for
bereft bl0ggers
Harvard man provides musical solace for
bereft bl0ggers
06/18/2004 02:40 PMBlogicide BPM
Ordnance Survey agrees business
partnership with SOLACE
Ordnance Survey agrees business
partnership with SOLACE
07/07/2004 02:38 AMPublicTechnology.net Jul 7 2004 7:13AM GMT
Japanese prisoners get makeover
(Reuters)
Japanese prisoners get makeover
(Reuters)
04/02/2005 06:42 AMReuters - Japan is to try to improve morale among its swelling prison
population by giving inmates more attractively
coloured uniforms and bedding.
Singing Japanese plants (Reuters)
Singing Japanese plants (Reuters)
07/20/2004 06:17 AMReuters - People who like talking to their plants can now enjoy a
musical accompaniment,
thanks to a Japanese invention that turns petals and leaves into
amplifiers.
Two More Japanese Reported Kidnapped in
Iraq (Reuters)
Two More Japanese Reported Kidnapped in
Iraq (Reuters)
04/14/2004 07:57 PMReuters - Two more Japanese civilians have been
kidnapped in Iraq in addition to three taken hostage by
militants last week, Japanese media said on Thursday, as the
hostage crisis dragged on with little sign of resolution.
More Japanese think wives need not stay
home (Reuters)
More Japanese think wives need not stay
home (Reuters)
02/06/2005 03:16 AMReuters - For the first time, Japanese who believe that wives should
stay home are in a minority -- but an
overwhelming majority still wants women to do most household chores.
Two Japanese Hostages Released in Iraq
(Reuters)
Two Japanese Hostages Released in Iraq
(Reuters)
04/17/2004 07:38 AMReuters - Two Japanese hostages were released in
the Iraqi capital Saturday, saying they had been moved from
house to house during their three days in captivity but had
been treated fairly well.
Japanese minister "lost election bet"
(Reuters)
Japanese minister "lost election bet"
(Reuters)
07/13/2004 05:33 AMReuters - A Japanese cabinet minister says he lost 1,000 yen (5
pounds) after apparently incorrectly predicting the
results of a weekend election in which his party suffered an
embarrassing setback, Japanese media has reported.
Japanese dress down to save the planet
(Reuters)
Japanese dress down to save the planet
(Reuters)
06/29/2004 05:49 AMReuters - Cabinet ministers, usually clad in the dark suits that are
de rigueur for Japan's
businessmen and bureaucrats, have agreed an unprecedented step to
support the Kyoto protocol on climate
change -- taking off their jackets to keep cool.
Wave Pillow
Wave Pillow
08/13/2004 09:06 AM
Surfers are a
lazy, cowardly lot, but by nature also rather inventive. So rather
than get up in the wee hours of the morning to check the waves, Elmar
Trefz develop a special pillow that connects to a PC that vibrates
depending on what wave conditions are like that morning. That way, if
the breakers aren't even breaking, you can roll back over in your hut
or cocoon or whatever it is that surfers nest in at night, and sleep
until you have to go to "work." (Thanks, Mike!)
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[WavePillow]
Pillow Talk
Pillow Talk
04/17/2004 07:11 PM
Pillow
Talk -- what blogs were like 1000 years ago.
Horsehead Pillow
Horsehead Pillow
09/17/2004 05:45 PM
Godfather
Horsehead Pillow. big fluffy pillow
big fluffy pillow
04/14/2005 04:22 AMneed to do ..
Kristof
nytimes.com/2005/04/12/opinion/12kristof.html?th&emc=th
track
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Iraq Group Says Will Free Japanese
Before Deadline (Reuters)
Iraq Group Says Will Free Japanese
Before Deadline (Reuters)
04/10/2004 08:33 PMReuters - Families of three Japanese civilians
kidnapped in Iraq rejoiced on Sunday at a report that they
would shortly be freed, while the Japanese government scrambled
to confirm the information.
Driver Says Both Japanese Killed in Iraq
Attack (Reuters)
Driver Says Both Japanese Killed in Iraq
Attack (Reuters)
05/28/2004 01:49 AMReuters - An Iraqi driver working for two
missing Japanese journalists said both were killed in an attack
on their vehicle south of Baghdad, the director of the hospital
where their bodies were taken said on Friday.
Japanese sweet-toothed doll kidnapped
(Reuters)
Japanese sweet-toothed doll kidnapped
(Reuters)
04/26/2004 04:44 AMReuters - "Peko-chan", a round-eyed mannequin with a lip-licking grin,
has seen a lot in her five decades of hawking sweets for a
leading Japanese confectioner.
Japanese tourist heads for space station
(Reuters)
Japanese tourist heads for space station
(Reuters)
05/18/2004 08:52 PMReuters - A U.S. space travel agency and a Japanese advertising firm
aim to send a
"prominent Japanese figure" to the International Space Station aboard
a Russian Soyuz, the Space
Adventures company says.
Iraqi Boy Thanks Wife of Slain Japanese
Benefactor (Reuters)
Iraqi Boy Thanks Wife of Slain Japanese
Benefactor (Reuters)
06/14/2004 08:28 AMReuters - A partially blinded Iraqi boy brought to
Japan for treatment as one of the last deeds of a Japanese
freelance journalist slain in Iraq met the man's widow Monday
to offer his thanks.
More Hostages Held in Iraq, Deadline for
Japanese (Reuters)
More Hostages Held in Iraq, Deadline for
Japanese (Reuters)
04/10/2004 12:48 PMReuters - More foreigners were reported missing or
seized as hostages in Iraq Saturday after a spate of
kidnappings, which included three Japanese civilians under
threat of being killed Sunday.
Japanese plants sing with flower power
(Reuters)
Japanese plants sing with flower power
(Reuters)
07/21/2004 06:04 AMReuters - People who like talking to their plants can now enjoy a
musical accompaniment,
thanks to a Japanese invention that turns petals and leaves into
amplifiers.
Japanese Stocks End Flat, Telecoms
Higher (Reuters)
Japanese Stocks End Flat, Telecoms
Higher (Reuters)
05/27/2004 03:07 AMReuters - Japanese stocks closed flat on Thursday
as light profit-taking in a number of blue chips offset gains
in techs and telecoms, inspired in part by news that KDDI Corp
is in talks to sell a wireless unit.
Japanese "natural" spas caught using tap
water (Reuters)
Japanese "natural" spas caught using tap
water (Reuters)
08/12/2004 12:54 AMReuters - A month after one of Japan's most famous natural spas got
caught adding bath salts to its waters,
the industry faces further embarrassment after two other spa resorts
admitted their "spring" water came straight from
the tap.
Singapore Detonates World War II
Japanese Bomb (Reuters)
Singapore Detonates World War II
Japanese Bomb (Reuters)
07/13/2004 12:30 PMReuters - Singapore's military on Tuesday
detonated a Japanese bomb from World War II that was discovered
at a construction site near the center of the city.
Japanese Stocks Lower; Banks Slide
(Reuters)
Japanese Stocks Lower; Banks Slide
(Reuters)
07/15/2004 10:19 PMReuters - Japanese shares fell by midday on Friday
but stayed above lows as a rebound in shares of South Korea's
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (005930.KS) following its earnings
result eased investor nerves over the high-tech sector.
Japanese princess to marry office worker
(Reuters)
Japanese princess to marry office worker
(Reuters)
12/30/2004 12:16 AMReuters - Princess Sayako, the 35-year-old only daughter of Japan's
emperor and empress, has become engaged to a
commoner and will marry late next year, the nation's top courtier
says.
Japanese blame foreigners and kids for
crime (Reuters)
Japanese blame foreigners and kids for
crime (Reuters)
09/19/2004 12:08 AMReuters - More than 86 percent of Japanese believe their country is
more dangerous than it was 10 years ago and most blame foreigners and
youngsters
for rising crime, according to a government poll.
Grok Description matches for Japanese men offered "lap pillow" solace (Reuters)
GrokA matches for Japanese men offered "lap pillow" solace (Reuters)
Japanese men offered "lap pillow" solace (Reuters)