normanについて
・no mrna? . ( ﾟ∀ﾟ)ｱﾊﾊﾊﾊ
"メッセンジャー"ってのがまた…
・nor man?
nor
https://www.etymonline.com/word/nor
・話それるけどロシアがmrna使わなかったのはなんでかな?
mrna派と不活性派に別れたのは意味あると思ってる
なのでnorman = mrnaを打たない(or mrnaが無い?) & 人間ではない生命体orなにか
SF展開に…( ﾟДﾟ)
Fireman Sam (Welsh: Sam Tân) is a British animated children's television series about a fireman named Sam, his fellow firefighters, and other residents in the fictional Welsh rural village of Pontypandy (a portmanteau of two real towns, Pontypridd and Tonypandy). The original idea for the show came from two ex-firemen from London, England, who took their idea to artist and writer Rob Lee who developed the concept, and the show was commissioned.History and development
Fireman Sam first appeared on S4C on 1 November 1987,[3] and a few weeks later on BBC1 on 17 November. The original series finished in 1994, and a new series that expanded the character cast commenced in 2003. The series was also shown as Sam Smalaidh in Scottish Gaelic in Scotland. The series was sold to over 40 countries and has been used across the United Kingdom to promote fire safety.
The theme song was performed by Mal Pope in a classic rock style from 1987 to 1994, then by a different singer, Cameron Stewart, in a 2000s alternative rock style since the 2003 new episode broadcasts.
The original idea came about from two ex-firemen from London, England – Dave Gingell and David Jones after purchasing a stop motion animation book by artist Anthony Miller. They approached Mike Young, creator of SuperTed, in Barry, Wales, and asked him to further develop their concept. The idea was then brought to S4C's Director of Animation, Chris Grace, who had previously commissioned SuperTed, saw potential in the idea and commissioned the series. The characters and the storylines were created by Rob Lee, an illustrator from Cardiff, and the programme was made using stop motion. It could take up to four days to produce one minute of this form of puppet animation. Fireman Sam has to this day been translated into over 25 different languages including Mandarin.[4]
In the original series, all the character voices were performed by John Alderton. The later series used several actors' voices.
In July 2016, it emerged that in Series 9, Episode 6 called "Troubled Waters" – in which the character Elvis slips on a piece of paper and falls into a stack of sheets of paper, causing them to fly everywhere – one of the flying pages that briefly came into view was identified as a page from the Quran: "Surah Mulk (67), verses 13–26".[7] The production company Mattel apologised for this accident, removed the episode from broadcast, and ceased work with Xing Xing, the animation company responsible for the error. Mattel stated: "Someone from the production company thought they were just putting in random text.[7] We have no reason to believe it was done maliciously." It was at first thought that this episode would have to be removed from broadcast circulation, but instead was censored by having the scene edited to show Elvis just slipping on a blank piece of paper, so the television networks were still able to broadcast it.[7] The BBC received more than 1,000 complaints and forwarded them to Channel 5 as the BBC has not aired Fireman Sam since 2008.[7]
In October 2017, the London Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton highlighted Fireman Sam in a campaign fighting sexism and promoting the gender-neutral term firefighter. She proposed that Fireman Sam should be renamed "Firefighter Sam", and said that research showed that women are put off a career in the fire service because it is seen as a job for men.[8]
He is the One Who smoothed out the earth for you, so move about in its regions and eat from His provisions. And to Him is the resurrection ˹of all˺. Do you feel secure that the One Who is in heaven will not cause the earth to swallow you up as it quakes violently?
Maldwyn "Mal" Pope (born 18 May 1960) is a Welsh musician and composer, who is notable for his contribution to music theatre portraying Welsh national identities and themes. He lives in the village of Mumbles, Swansea. He is known for singing both the Welsh and English language versions of the Fireman Sam theme.
Early life and career
Pope was born in Brynhyfryd, Swansea, Wales,[1] into a family of teachers.[2] He began learning to play the guitar aged seven and was soon writing songs.[2]
In the early 1970s Pope sent a tape of songs to BBC Radio 1 presenter John Peel, who invited Pope to perform at the BBC. The session resulted in a recording contract[2] with Elton John's record label named The Rocket Record Company.[3] Whilst studying at Christ's College, Cambridge, he spent much of his holidays recording in London. After leaving Cambridge, Pope moved to London and signed to Harvey Goldsmith's management company AMP.[3]
In 1982 Pope started working for BBC Radio Wales in Cardiff as a researcher. He signed a record deal with Larry Page, wrote songs for Cliff Richard and The Hollies, duetted with Bonnie Tyler and Aled Jones, and toured with Art Garfunkel and Belinda Carlisle.[3]
Pope sang the theme songs of the Welsh children's television shows Fireman Sam (1987) and Joshua Jones (1991).[9]
SuperTed is a Welsh superhero animated television series about an anthropomorphic teddy bear with superpowers, created by writer and animator Mike Young. Originally created by Young as a series of stories to help his son overcome his fear of the dark, SuperTed became a popular series of books and led to an animated series produced from 1982 to 1986.[2] An American-produced series, The Further Adventures of SuperTed, was produced by Hanna Barbera in 1989. The series also aired on The Disney Channel in the United States where it became the first British animated series to air on that channel.
Creation
The character was created by Mike Young in 1978 for his son to help him overcome his fear of darkness.[3] Later Young decided to put the stories into book form, originally as a bear from the woods who was also afraid of the dark, until one day Mother Nature gave him a magic word which gives him superpowers and transforms him into SuperTed. His early attempts were unsuccessful, until he made some adjustments with the help of a local printer and was finally able to get his stories published. This led Young to write and publish over 100 SuperTed books, with illustrations done by Philip Watkins, until 1990. Just after his first book was published, his wife suggested he should produce a stuffed toy version of SuperTed, which was done in 1980.[4]
The story follows an ordinary teddy bear who, upon his creation at a toy factory, was deemed defective and thrown away into a storeroom. By chance, he is discovered by Spotty, a visiting alien from the Planet Spot, who decides to bring the bear to life using his cosmic dust. Spotty then brings the now living teddy bear to Mother Nature, who gives the bear special powers, transforming him into SuperTed. Whenever trouble arises, SuperTed whispers his "secret magic word" and transforms into a superhero adorned with a red suit, cape and rocket boots. As SuperTed and Spotty travel across the world, and sometimes even space, to help others in need, they find themselves up against the nefarious and greedy cowboy, Texas Pete, and his two henchmen; the overweight and bumbling Bulk and the cowardly and effeminate Skeleton, as he seeks to either rule the world or increase his own wealth.
SuperTed, along with Spotty and his sister Blotch, appeared in a Public Information Film sponsored by the Green Cross Code in 1986. The film, commissioned by the Central Office of Information, was entitled "Super Safe with SuperTed", and featured the three characters being flown to Earth by SuperTed, in order to teach Spotty how to cross the road safely after he nearly gets killed by recklessly rushing across the road on the planet Spot (his home), to talk to his sister. It was included in two episode compilation videos: Magic of SuperTed (1986) and The Biggest Ever SuperTed Video (1994).
SuperTed proceeds during the animation to teach Spotty the right way to cross the road, including not running, not standing behind vehicles, etc. He then warns the viewer: "Remember, I can't be there to save you, especially on the planet Earth". The animated "setting" for the film was based on Castle Street in Cardiff city centre, Wales[9] with Cardiff Castle as a backdrop.
This SuperTed public information film was first broadcast on BBC on 26 March 1986 and was later rebroadcast and edited as a short commercial.
2021年11月14日日曜日
ワクチン接種者、小室圭＠Levi'sのダース・ベイダー@Jedi Order
2014年4月5日土曜日
ダース・ベイダー ＝ Anakin@Jedi Order
http://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2014/04/anakinjedi-order.html2015年6月23日火曜日
アナキン@Jedi Order 逮捕
https://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2015/06/jedi-order.htmlDavid Charles Prowse MBE (1 July 1935 – 28 November 2020) was an English bodybuilder,[1] weightlifter and character actor in British film and television. He portrayed Darth Vader (voiced by American actor James Earl Jones) in the original Star Wars trilogy and a manservant in Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film A Clockwork Orange. In 2015, he starred in two documentaries concerning his Darth Vader role, one entitled The Force's Mouth which included Prowse voicing Darth Vader's lines with studio effects applied for the first time, and the other entitled I Am Your Father covering the subject of fallout between Prowse and Lucasfilm.
Prior to his role as Vader, Prowse had established himself as a figure in the United Kingdom as the Green Cross Man in the Green Cross Code road safety public information aimed at children.[2][3][4]Prowse was born in Bristol, the son of Gladys (Burt) and Charles Prowse.[5] He was brought up on the Southmead housing estate in Bristol, gaining a scholarship to Bristol Grammar School.[6] Prowse was tall, standing 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m), and developed an interest in bodybuilding. His early jobs included a bouncer at a dance hall, where he met his future wife, and a helper at Henleaze Swimming Pool. Following his successes from 1961 in the British heavyweight weightlifting championship, he left Bristol in 1963 to work for a London weightlifting company.[7]
Career
Weightlifting and training
Prowse won the British heavyweight weightlifting championship in 1962 and the following two years.[7] He represented England in the weightlifting event at the 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth, Western Australia.[8]
Prowse helped to train Christopher Reeve for the lead role in Superman (1978) after lobbying for the part himself.[9][10] In a television interview, he related how his response to being told "we've found our Superman" was "Thank you very much." Only then was he told that Reeve had been chosen for the role and he was to only be a trainer.[11] He trained Cary Elwes for his role as Westley in The Princess Bride (1987).[12]
Prowse also became fitness consultant to Harrods,[9] ripped up phone books under the stage name 'Jack the Ripper', and opened a series of gyms, including The Dave Prowse Fitness Centre in Southwark, London.[13]
Prior to the introduction of the Green Cross campaign, a series of puppet animation public information films, featuring Tufty Fluffytail (narrated by Bernard Cribbins) were in regular broadcast rotation across the UK. Tufty Fluffytail, a childlike red squirrel character, was created in 1953 by Elsie Mills to introduce clear and simple safety messages to children. The success of the character led to the creation in 1961 of the Tufty Club for children under five years of age. Under its auspices more than 30,000 Tufty books about road safety were issued to parents. At its peak there were nearly 25,000 branches of the Tufty Club throughout the UK, and by the early 1970s an estimated two million children were members. The movement continued into the 1980s.[1]http://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2021/11/jedi-order.html
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…ﾎﾟ…ｶ…( ﾟ.ﾟ) …ｰ…ﾝ…
pontypandy(bridge filling mill)→"ton"ypridd(layland earthen house)
fireman→waterman?
red→blonde?
nor-maxo/alien→nor-min/native?
james/humanoid→～/animal?
king→qeen
alien alert humanoid→animal～native or native～animal? (pgr
…等
違うかもですが雰囲気はなんとなくわかりました
SF/現実、繊維/毛皮…まさにdouble feature picture show
もし正解だった場合native、humanoidがSF展開wだったらどうしようもないんじゃないかなぁ(´•ω•`)
笑ってる場合じゃないんだろうけどすごく面白いです
訂正です
・エイリアンネタの部分(series10 episode14 "space train" 2016.3.16)
>normaxo→norman
extraterrestrial space alien→earth?&native?
from pandyponty→from pridd"ton"y(earth,house,"ton",layland)
assumes the human form→human
handsame→woman,difficult to handle?
young→old
red-headed→white-headed cf.ｱﾘｽ鏡?
顔の緑ペイント→色?
>sarah&james
humanoid→?
>normaxo vs sarah&james
jmesに対しnormaxoは"greetings jams"
(janesの"e"を消している)
馬鹿にされた仕返しにnormaxoは2人に向けてバナナで"normaxo's cormic freeze ray"を撃つマネ
なんか見る人の立場によってnormanは全く違う見え方になるみたいだな
訂正です
・Alien Alert (2016)
alien(ありえん) alert→norman alert,(あり得る,a"truth"n) alert?
mattel(matthew the lord, 待ってる)→sonot(son god, 待ってない)?
Alien(ありえん) Quest→norman quest, (あり得る,a"truth"n) quest?
in 2017 in a new movie adventure that's out of this word
june 17th, douvres-la-delivarande
G7→67, 6s & 7s
617 HIR(赤丸)SHIMA
grobal south, catholic sun→global north, national north, restricted south, catholic sundown?
なんか空目してしまう…
>消防士サム
なぜにチャンネル５？
ノーマン・リーダス（Norman Reedus, 1969年1月6日 - ）は、アメリカ合衆国フロリダ州出身の俳優・写真家・モデル・声優・ディレクター。『ウォーキング・デッド』のダリル・ディクソン役で知られる[1]。
来歴
生い立ち
シチリア島出身の父と、イギリス人の母の間に生まれた。親の仕事の都合でイギリスやスペイン、日本で生活していた時期もあるという（千葉県習志野市の本大久保）[2][3]。その後、ロサンゼルスに戻り、ハーレーダビッドソンの店で働きながら画家・写真家としても活動[4]。
キャリア
画材代金のために舞台に出演したのがきっかけで俳優を始めた。インディペンデント映画などに出演するようになり、『処刑人』（1999年）や『ブレイド2』（2002年）などで注目を集めた。
1997年にはプラダのモデルを、2000年から2004年までダーバンのモデルを務めた。
2010年に米ケーブルテレビ局AMCで放送が開始されたテレビドラマ『ウォーキング・デッド』で、主要人物の一人であるダリル・ディクソン役を演じて人気を博した。メルル・ディクソン役のオーディションを受けた彼のために新たに用意された登場人物がメルルの弟ダリルであり、原作の漫画には存在しなかった。現在は原作者お気に入りの登場人物となっている。
私生活
2005年2月末、ドイツ、ベルリンで行われたR.E.M.のコンサートに出席した帰り道、運転手が道を外れた事により小型トラックと衝突し、フロントガラスを突き破り歩道に投げ出される事故に遭う。左顔面に損傷を負い手術を受けた。この事故により、彼はチタン製の眼窩を使用している[5]。
スーパーモデルのヘレナ・クリステンセンと長い交際歴があり、1999年に息子が生まれているが[6]、二人は2003年に別れている。
2015年、ダイアン・クルーガーとの熱愛が報じられた。ダイアンは交際していたジョシュア・ジャクソンとの破局を発表した。
2017年、女優のダイアン・クルーガーと順調に交際している。
ハローキティが好きでサンリオピューロランドにも訪れている。ハローキティとダリルのコラボしたiPhoneカバーを使っていた。
ぬいぐるみを持ち歩いたりしておりぬいぐるみ好きとして有名である。
『ウォーキング・デッド』で共演しているアンドリュー・リンカーンとはプライベートでも仲が良く親友であり家族のような関係である。
『ウォーキング・デッド』の共演者にキスをするお茶目な一面があり、悪戯好きで、キス魔な一面もある。
・ミイラ男(series10, episode9 "the great party panic" 2016.2.24)
>spooky party
→earthy, natural, normal, reassuring ～
>bat decolation
enormous→norm(a standard, pattern, or model, rule)
>toffee apple
yummy(闇?)→～yucky(光)?
>norman
mummy→fresh or living people?
hiroshma summit logo
"G"=clip , clipping "7"=continents?
それとも"7"枚の折り紙=7の降りor織りor下りor居りor滓or澱 神(or類似するものor神聖なもの)?
7,七絡みの信仰に関するもの?例えば七福神,北斗七星とか?そういえばオタフクソース出てたなぁ
あーもしかしてこれclip,clippingするものorしたものって事?
飼い主コンビ→鶴(福禄寿)
スナク"3兆ｹﾞｯﾄ"首相→布袋,お多福,鯉
アクシャタ夫人→浅草寺(大黒天)
メンバー国→厳島神社(大黒天,平家,鹿は何?)
拡大解釈してここらへんはどうなのかな?
訪問先,写真背景→平和記念公園,原爆ドーム…等
参加国→メンバー+招待国+ウクライナ
…等々
・green cross code
安全週間&緑十字が決まったのは1919年（大正8年）5月4日～7月10日の災害防止展覧会でのことだそう。
これがgreen cross codeの始まりなのかな?
で1953年からはエリザベス2世が窓口みたいな?
じゃ実際に権限があったのは組合@シティ?(謎
>緑の意味(陰毛)
↓からユダヤ的に青は特別、黄色と緑は野菜色みたいな同じ括りでそんなに拘りなさそうな感じ
wiki)blue-green distinction in language
Hebrew
In Hebrew, the word "כחול" (pronounced /kaˈχol/) means blue, while "ירוק" (pronounced /jaˈʁok/) means green and has the same root, י־ר־ק (j-r-q), as the word for "vegetables" (ירקות, jeʁaˈkot). However, in classical Hebrew, ירוק can mean both green and yellow, giving rise to such expressions as ירוק כרישה (pronounced /jaˈʁok kriʃ'ʔa/), "leek green", to specify green to the exclusion of yellow. Like Russian and Italian, Hebrew has a separate name for light blue (תכלת, "t'khelet")—the color of the sky and of fringes (tzitzit) on the ritual garment tallit. This color has special symbolic significance in both Judaism and Jewish culture.[3]
青+黄=緑だとして、じゃ黄色は何を表してるのか?
安全週間のロゴで不採用だったのは棚橋源太郎考案の青地に白線を2本引いたものだったことから予想だけど、日本は青白使っちゃダメって事なのかな?もしかして人種的な意味?(ｺﾜﾋ
なんというかtuftyや緑十字マン不在で大事故が起きなければいいなと思いました
↓リアル赤リスさんも大変らしい…
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