金曜日, 10月 7
Outer Banx, North Carolina
we windsurf simply because we can. yeah, baby, rock it in the sound or oceanside for bigger waves.
水曜日, 9月 14
[Photo] どこでもドア(and thanks Haruko)
thru the dokodemo doa He arrives. they meet.
a brief stop at Andes for some gazpacho.
大観覧車: a moment together in the dai kanransha
Expo in the Night
The games begin!
Too much fun.
I came to play at ai chikyuu haku.
Fuel to the fire.
LINIMO
!Attention!
Please Read to the Guardian.
Then, it is not for the Water.
Please do not use it the Pool,
the Bath, and the Sea and
the River etc.
a brief stop at Andes for some gazpacho.
大観覧車: a moment together in the dai kanransha
Expo in the Night
The games begin!
Too much fun.
I came to play at ai chikyuu haku.
Fuel to the fire.
LINIMO
!Attention!
Please Read to the Guardian.
Then, it is not for the Water.
Please do not use it the Pool,
the Bath, and the Sea and
the River etc.
火曜日, 8月 30
FUJI-SAN 登山 アップ！アップ！
3,776 meters of mountain under my belt and still 28 days of Expo remain.
secrets, these days, are all i know.
thinking of you often.
火曜日, 8月 9
[Photo] これったら、日本の庭！？
I would like to share with you the beauty of the East Wing 2 Apt. #103 garden, grown and cared for in the time-honored traditional Japanese way.
First, we have the beginnings of a majestic tree. Her sparse branches reflect the fragility in all of us. A healthy green that can inspire us to work together, so that one day we might grow higher and no longer be confined behind some putrid wall.
Ah, and what wonderous bits of nature are these? They may appear to be mere weeds, but marvel at the lofty hights they have achieved in just a few short months! Certainly the fellow on the right is in a touch better shape than his brother to the left, but I am confident that a little rain will go a long way to reinvigorating and encouraging that they both continue their climb.
Here we have the rumblings of new beginnings. I know not from where they've sprung, but I have been pleased to watch their ambitions grow.
First, we have the beginnings of a majestic tree. Her sparse branches reflect the fragility in all of us. A healthy green that can inspire us to work together, so that one day we might grow higher and no longer be confined behind some putrid wall.
Ah, and what wonderous bits of nature are these? They may appear to be mere weeds, but marvel at the lofty hights they have achieved in just a few short months! Certainly the fellow on the right is in a touch better shape than his brother to the left, but I am confident that a little rain will go a long way to reinvigorating and encouraging that they both continue their climb.
Here we have the rumblings of new beginnings. I know not from where they've sprung, but I have been pleased to watch their ambitions grow.
日曜日, 7月 31
また火星で会おう
俺はいつも感動するのは千九百二年にあの人力自由飛行は可能だと証明されたライト兄弟の制作されたグライダーからちょうど百年経ち、二千三年に火星探査機が宇宙へ打ち上げられたことなのだ。現在でもその二台とも火星の表面に活動しているが、もう見たかしら？俺たちの失敗しばかりのNASAではなく、昨日か一昨日かにジャッパンタイムズに載せた記事によると、クレーターのなかにでっかい氷が見つけられたのじゃ。これはすごい。その写真はこちらへクリックして。
水曜日, 7月 27
Life Sciences & Biotech
"Video also showed the fuel tank's nose cone hitting a bird about 2.5 seconds after liftoff, apparently without damage, he said."
without damage to whom, exactly?
Aaron's ambitions revealed...
President Mary Sue Coleman (picture right) of the University of Michigan visits the United States Pavilion, coinciding her visit with Presidents Simon (not pictured) and Reed (picture left) of, respectively, Michigan State University and Wayne State University. President Mary Sue Coleman and her collegues attended a reception at the Prince Hotel in Hikone along with Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm (picture center) to recognize the Japan Center for Michigan Universities and sister-state relationship with the Shiga Prefectural government. President Coleman will attend a series of seminars in Osaka with life sciences and biotech firms, attempting to promote the school's new facilities.
A knowin' smile...
火曜日, 7月 26
[万博] Michigan Governor
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, right, greets volunteer students from the state of Michigan who work as U.S. pavilion staff during her visit to the pivilion in the 2005 World Expo in Nagakute city, central Japan, Monday, July 25, 2005. Granholm leading a Michigan investment mission was on her week-long tour in Japan, aimed at drawing investment to her state. (AP Photo/Katsumi Kasahara)
木曜日, 7月 21
火曜日, 7月 12
[万博] Number 1?
Nagoya TV says:
『女性必見!イケメンのいるパビリオンはここだ！』
「アメリカ館。なんと言っても、案内してくれるお兄さんがかっこいい。待ち時間ゼロ分にも関わらず楽しめるものだった。シアターを見つつの意外な展開が実感出来て良かった。」
（訳）
MUST SEE FOR WOMEN! These are the Pavilions with IKEMEN!
The U.S. Pavilion. It goes without saying that the ONIISAN (male) guides are really cool. Even if the waiting time isn't zero, it's still an enjoyable experience. By looking at the theater you are able to realize the surprising development of [America].
(sorry, that is a rough and tumble translation)
as informed by our guide manager:
"
The US Pavilion is now rated as Number One in a recent survey done by TV Nagoya on Channel 11! This is the station affiliated with the Asahi newspaper.
The official announcement will be made on Monday between 6 and 8am. Most likely the announcement will be made around 7:30am. In the on-camera interview conducted with Doug West on July 12th, the reporter said that the respondents had particularly singled out the guides for their “youki” attitude.
"
i'm guessing 勇気 was meant and not 妖気 - but neither really fits the bill. actually, i am learning to take what is said with a grain of salt. something Mr. Flynn always told me. "Well, little Orvilles and Matildas, better take that with a grain of salt." Orville and Matilda were the perpetual personification of the 'somebodies' in the world. of course it is entirely possible that they were completely distinct people that lived on in his mind long after class had let out for the day...
anyway, Ch. 11 had some cameras in this morning - they took some footage of me in Pre-show giving a Segway demonstration. don't know when/if/how it'll see the light of day. certainly not back in the States, that is for sure.
『女性必見!イケメンのいるパビリオンはここだ！』
「アメリカ館。なんと言っても、案内してくれるお兄さんがかっこいい。待ち時間ゼロ分にも関わらず楽しめるものだった。シアターを見つつの意外な展開が実感出来て良かった。」
（訳）
MUST SEE FOR WOMEN! These are the Pavilions with IKEMEN!
The U.S. Pavilion. It goes without saying that the ONIISAN (male) guides are really cool. Even if the waiting time isn't zero, it's still an enjoyable experience. By looking at the theater you are able to realize the surprising development of [America].
(sorry, that is a rough and tumble translation)
as informed by our guide manager:
"
The US Pavilion is now rated as Number One in a recent survey done by TV Nagoya on Channel 11! This is the station affiliated with the Asahi newspaper.
The official announcement will be made on Monday between 6 and 8am. Most likely the announcement will be made around 7:30am. In the on-camera interview conducted with Doug West on July 12th, the reporter said that the respondents had particularly singled out the guides for their “youki” attitude.
"
i'm guessing 勇気 was meant and not 妖気 - but neither really fits the bill. actually, i am learning to take what is said with a grain of salt. something Mr. Flynn always told me. "Well, little Orvilles and Matildas, better take that with a grain of salt." Orville and Matilda were the perpetual personification of the 'somebodies' in the world. of course it is entirely possible that they were completely distinct people that lived on in his mind long after class had let out for the day...
anyway, Ch. 11 had some cameras in this morning - they took some footage of me in Pre-show giving a Segway demonstration. don't know when/if/how it'll see the light of day. certainly not back in the States, that is for sure.
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