英語の文には１０の形があります。 主語と述語には ①動き ②存在 ③性質 助動詞には ④一般の助動詞 ⑤進行形助動詞 ⑥受け身助動詞 ⑦完了助動詞 従属的な主語と述語には ⑧従属節 ⑨不定詞 ⑩分詞、動名詞 です。 この１０個の決まった形を用いることによって、どんな英文でもその構造を全て解き明かすことが出来ます。 また日本語の発音で、未だ解決の指定ない物があります。 ha hyi hwu he ho nra nri nru nre nro です。
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未だ解決のしていない物があります。 の誤りでした。
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How to Get a $106,000 College Education for FreeLynn O'Shaughnessy Friday, January 27, 2012 How would you like to go to a private liberal arts college that will give you a full-ride tuition scholarship for four years? Sounds crazy? Actually, I'm serious. Antioch College in Yellow Spring, Ohio, is waiving the tuition for all its students, who enroll in the next three years. How much are these freebies worth? The value of the free tuition for the current year is $26,500. The scholarship, based on that price, makes each scholarship worth at least $106,000. Some students, who file financial aid applications, will capture an even greater price break. If they qualify, they may get to skip the room and board charges or pay a reduced price. Antioch's room and board is currently $8,628. [See also: 7 Ways to Score Free Stuff]
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How to *Get a $106,000 College Education for FreeLynn O'Shaughnessy Friday, January 27, 2012 How would you *like { to *go to a private liberal arts college [ that will *give you a full-ride tuition scholarship for four years ] }? (It) *Sounds crazy? Actually, I'*m serious. Antioch College in Yellow Spring, Ohio, is *waiving the tuition for all its students, { who *enroll in the next three years }. How much *are these freebies worth? The value of the free tuition for the current year *is $26,500. The scholarship, { *based on that price }, *makes { each scholarship (*being) worth at least $106,000 }. Some students, { who *file financial aid applications }, will *capture an even greater price break. { If they *qualify }, they may *get { to *skip the room and board charges or *pay a [ *reduced ] price }. Antioch's room and board *is currently $8,628. [*See also: 7 Ways { to *Score Free Stuff }]
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⑨How to *Get a $106,000 College Education for FreeLynn O'Shaughnessy Friday, January 27, 2012 ④How would you *like ⑨{ to *go to a private liberal arts college ⑧[ that will *give you a full-ride tuition scholarship for four years ] }? ③(It) *Sounds crazy? Actually, ③I'*m serious. ⑤Antioch College in Yellow Spring, Ohio, is *waiving the tuition for all its students, ⑧{ who *enroll in the next three years }. ③How much *are these freebies worth? ②The value of the free tuition for the current year *is $26,500. ①The scholarship, ⑩{ *based on that price }, *makes ⑩{ each scholarship (*being) worth at least $106,000 }. ④Some students, ⑧{ who *file financial aid applications }, will *capture an even greater price break. { ⑧If they *qualify }, ④they may *get ⑨{ to *skip the room and board charges or *pay a ⑩[ *reduced ] price }. ②Antioch's room and board *is currently $8,628. [④*See also: 7 Ways ⑨{ to *Score Free Stuff }]
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嗚嗚嗚！片岡先生！！！ またお会いでそうで何よりです！
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どうも。 お久しぶりです。
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Topless protesters detained at elite Davos forum, trying to call attention to poor A topless Ukrainian protester is arrested by Swiss police after climbing up a fence at the entrance to the congress center where the World Economic Forum takes place in Davos, Switzerland Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012. The activists are from the group Femen, which has have become popular in Ukraine for staging small, half-naked protests against a range of issues including oppression of political opposition. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- Three topless Ukrainian protesters were detained Saturday while trying to break into an invitation-only gathering of international CEOs and political leaders to call attention to the needs of the world's poor. Separately, demonstrators from the Occupy movement marched to the edge of the gathering and engaged in a brief standoff with police. After a complicated journey to reach the heavily guarded Swiss resort town of Davos, the Ukrainians arrived at the entrance to the complex where the World Economic Forum takes place every year. With temperatures around freezing in the snow-filled town, they took off their tops and tried to climb a fence before being detained. "Crisis! Made in Davos," read one message painted across a protester's torso, while others held banners that said "Poor, because of you" and "Gangsters party in Davos."
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{ Topless protesters *detained at elite Davos forum, [ *trying ( to *call attention to poor ) ] } A topless Ukrainian protester is *arrested by Swiss police after { *climbing up a fence at the entrance to the congress center [ where the World Economic Forum *takes place in Davos, Switzerland Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012 ] }. The activists *are from the group Femen, { which has *become popular in Ukraine for [ *staging small, half-naked protests against a range of issues ( *including oppression of political opposition ) ] }. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- Three topless Ukrainian protesters were *detained Saturday { while (they were) *trying [ to *break into an invitation ] }- only { *gathering } of international CEOs and political leaders { to *call attention to the needs of the world's poor }. Separately, demonstrators from the Occupy movement *marched to the edge of the { *gathering } and *engaged in a brief standoff with police. After a complicated journey { to *reach the heavily [ *guarded ] Swiss resort town of Davos }, the Ukrainians *arrived at the entrance to the complex { where the World Economic Forum *takes place every year }. With temperatures around { *freezing } in the snow-{ *filled } town, they *took off their tops and *tried { to *climb a fence } before { being *detained }. "Crisis! { *Made in Davos }," *read one message { *painted across a protester's torso }, { while others *held banners [ that *said "Poor, because of you" and "Gangsters party in Davos." ] }
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⑩{ Topless protesters *detained at elite Davos forum, ⑩[ *trying ⑨( to *call attention to poor ) ] } ⑥A topless Ukrainian protester is *arrested by Swiss police after ⑩{ *climbing up a fence at the entrance to the congress center ⑧[ where the World Economic Forum *takes place in Davos, Switzerland Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012 ] }. ②The activists *are from the group Femen, ⑧{ which has *become popular in Ukraine for ⑩[ *staging small, half-naked protests against a range of issues ⑩( *including oppression of political opposition ) ] }. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) -- ⑥Three topless Ukrainian protesters were *detained Saturday ⑧{ while (they were) *trying ⑨[ to *break into an invitation ] }- only ⑩{ *gathering } of international CEOs and political leaders ⑨{ to *call attention to the needs of the world's poor }. Separately, ①demonstrators from the Occupy movement *marched to the edge of the ⑩{ *gathering } and ①*engaged in a brief standoff with police. After a complicated journey ⑨{ to *reach the heavily ⑩[ *guarded ] Swiss resort town of Davos }, ①the Ukrainians *arrived at the entrance to the complex ⑧{ where the World Economic Forum *takes place every year }. With temperatures around ⑩{ *freezing } in the snow-⑩{ *filled } town, ①they *took off their tops and ①*tried ⑨{ to *climb a fence } before ⑩{ being *detained }. "Crisis! ⑩{ *Made in Davos }," ①*read one message ⑩{ *painted across a protester's torso }, ⑧{ while others *held banners ⑧[ that *said "Poor, because of you" and "Gangsters party in Davos." ] }
Joe Biden Advised Against the Osama Bin Laden Raid Vice President Joe Biden confessed this weekend that he advised President Obama not to launch the mission that ultimately killed Osama bin Laden last spring. During remarks at a Democratic congressional retreat this weekend, Biden explained that when it came time to make the final decision, he had some lingering uncertainties about whether the 9/11 mastermind was in the suspected compound in Pakistan. When the president asked his top advisers for their final opinion on the mission, all of them were hesitant, except for the former CIA director, now Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, Biden said. “Every single person in that room hedged their bet except Leon Panetta. Leon said go. Everyone else said, 49, 51,” Biden said, as he offered the unsolicited details of the decision-making process. “He got to me. He said, ‘Joe, what do you think?’ And I said, ‘You know, I didn’t know we had so many economists around the table.’ I said, ‘We owe the man a direct answer. Mr. President, my suggestion is, don’t go. We have to do two more things to see if he’s there,’” Biden recalled. While the vice president did not explain what those two more things were, the next morning the president gave National Security Adviser Tom Donilon the “go” to launch the SEAL raid of the compound. “He knew what was at stake, not just the lives of those brave warriors, but literally the presidency,” Biden said.
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{ Joe Biden *Advised Against the Osama Bin Laden Raid } Vice President Joe Biden *confessed this weekend { that he *advised President Obama not [ to *launch the mission ( that ultimately *killed Osama bin Laden last spring ) ] }. During remarks at a Democratic congressional retreat this weekend, Biden *explained { that [ when it *came time ( to *make the final decision ) ] }, he had some { *lingering } uncertainties about { whether the 9/11 mastermind *was in the [ *suspected ] compound in Pakistan }. { When the president *asked his top advisers for their final opinion on the mission }, all of them *were hesitant, except for the former CIA director, now Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, Biden *said. “Every single person in that room *hedged their bet except Leon Panetta. Leon *said *go. Everyone else *said, 49, 51,” Biden *said, { as he *offered the [ *unsolicited ] details of the decision-[ making ] process }. “He *got to me. He *said, ‘Joe, what do you *think?’ And I *said, ‘You *know, I didn’t *know { we *had so many economists around the table }.’ I *said, ‘We *owe the man a direct answer. Mr. President, my suggestion *is, { don’t *go }. We *have { to *do two more things [ to *see ( if he’*s there ) ] },’” Biden *recalled. { While the vice president did not *explain [ what those two more things *were ] }, the next morning the president *gave National Security Adviser Tom Donilon the “{ *go }” { to *launch the SEAL raid of the compound }. “He *knew { what *was at stake, not just the lives of those brave warriors, but literally the presidency },” Biden *said.
⑩{ Joe Biden *Advised Against the Osama Bin Laden Raid } ①Vice President Joe Biden *confessed this weekend ⑧{ that he *advised President Obama ⑨[ not to *launch the mission ⑧( that ultimately *killed Osama bin Laden last spring ) ] }. During remarks at a Democratic congressional retreat this weekend, ①Biden *explained ⑧{ that ⑧[ when it *came time ⑨( to *make the final decision ) ], he had some [ *lingering ] uncertainties about [ whether the 9/11 mastermind *was in the ( *suspected ) compound in Pakistan ] }. ⑧{ When the president *asked his top advisers for their final opinion on the mission }, ③all of them *were hesitant, except for the former CIA director, now Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, ①Biden *said. “①Every single person in that room *hedged their bet except Leon Panetta. ①Leon *said ④{ *go }. ①Everyone else *said, 49, 51,” ①Biden *said, ⑧{ as he *offered the ⑩[ *unsolicited ] details of the decision-⑩[ making ] process }. “①He *got to me. ①He *said, ‘Joe, ④what do you *think?’ And ①I *said, ‘①You *know, ④I didn’t *know ⑧{ (that) we *had so many economists around the table }.’ ①I *said, ‘①We *owe the man a direct answer. Mr. President, ②my suggestion *is, ④{ don’t *go }. ①We *have ⑨{ to *do two more things ⑨[ to *see ⑧( if he’*s there ) ] },’” ①Biden *recalled. ⑧{ While the vice president did not *explain ⑧[ what those two more things *were ] }, the next morning ①the president *gave National Security Adviser Tom Donilon the “④{ *go }” ⑨{ to *launch the SEAL raid of the compound }. “①He *knew ⑧{ what *was at stake, not just the lives of those brave warriors, but literally the presidency },” ①Biden *said.
①Joe Biden *Advised Against the Osama Bin Laden Raid ①Vice President Joe Biden *confessed this weekend ⑧{ that he *advised President Obama ⑨[ not to *launch the mission ⑧( that ultimately *killed Osama bin Laden last spring ) ] }. During remarks at a Democratic congressional retreat this weekend, ①Biden *explained ⑧{ that ⑧[ when it *came time ⑨( to *make the final decision ) ], he had some [ *lingering ] uncertainties about [ whether the 9/11 mastermind *was in the ( *suspected ) compound in Pakistan ] }. ⑧{ When the president *asked his top advisers for their final opinion on the mission }, ③all of them *were hesitant, except for the former CIA director, now Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, ①Biden *said. “①Every single person in that room *hedged their bet except Leon Panetta. ①Leon *said ④{ *go }. ①Everyone else *said, 49, 51,” ①Biden *said, ⑧{ as he *offered the ⑩[ *unsolicited ] details of the decision-⑩[ making ] process }. “①He *got to me. ①He *said, ‘Joe, ④what do you *think?’ And ①I *said, ‘①You *know, ④I didn’t *know ⑧{ (that) we *had so many economists around the table }.’ ①I *said, ‘①We *owe the man a direct answer. Mr. President, ②my suggestion *is, ④{ don’t *go }. ①We *have ⑨{ to *do two more things ⑨[ to *see ⑧( if he’*s there ) ] },’” ①Biden *recalled. ⑧{ While the vice president did not *explain ⑧[ what those two more things *were ] }, the next morning ①the president *gave National Security Adviser Tom Donilon the “④{ *go }” ⑨{ to *launch the SEAL raid of the compound }. “①He *knew ⑧{ what *was at stake, not just the lives of those brave warriors, but literally the presidency },” ①Biden *said.
WONDERFUL, BOUNDLESS PEACE “Peace I leave with you, My peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27 Words: Virgil P. Brock, 1915. Music: Blanche K. Brock (MIDI, NWC, PDF). Jesus came into my heart one day, Taking my burdens and sins away, Bringing a peace that ever stays; Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain Peace, peace, wonderful peace, Peace, peace never shall cease; Flowing like rivers through my soul, Under divine control. Now as I journey along my way, Never forgetting to watch and pray, There is a blessing for each day; Wonderful boundless peace. Refrain When I am tempted, when sorely tried, Always I hasten to Jesus’ side; There is a peace He doth provide; Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain
WONDERFUL, BOUNDLESS PEACE “Peace I *leave with you, My peace I *give unto you: not as the world *giveth, *give I unto you. *Let { not your heart be *troubled }, neither *let { it *be afraid }.” John 14:27 Words: Virgil P. Brock, 1915. Music: Blanche K. Brock (MIDI, NWC, PDF). Jesus *came into my heart one day, { *Taking my burdens and sins away }, { *Bringing a peace [ that ever *stays ] }; (It is) Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain Peace, peace, wonderful peace, Peace, peace never shall *cease; { *Flowing like rivers through my soul, Under divine control }.
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Now { as I *journey along my way }, { Never *forgetting [ to *watch and *pray ], There *is a { *blessing } for each day; Wonderful boundless peace. Refrain { When I am *tempted }, { when (I am) sorely *tried }, Always I *hasten to Jesus’ side; There *is a peace { He doth *provide }; Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain
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Now { as I *journey along my way, [ Never *forgetting ( to *watch and *pray ) }, There *is a { *blessing } for each day; Wonderful boundless peace. Refrain { When I am *tempted }, { when (I am) sorely *tried }, Always I *hasten to Jesus’ side; There *is a peace { He doth *provide }; Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain
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WONDERFUL, BOUNDLESS PEACE “Peace I *leave with you, My peace I *give unto you: { not as the world *giveth }, *give I unto you. *Let { not your heart be *troubled }, neither *let { it *be afraid }.” John 14:27 Jesus *came into my heart one day, { *Taking my burdens and sins away }, { *Bringing a peace [ that ever *stays ] }; (It is) Wonderful, boundless peace. Refrain Peace, peace, wonderful peace, Peace, peace never shall *cease; { *Flowing like rivers through my soul, Under divine control }.
Scientists puzzled by region outside solar system By ALICIA CHANG A glimpse beyond our solar system reveals the neighborhood just outside the sun's influence is different and stranger than expected, scientists reported Tuesday. One oddity is the amount of oxygen. There are more oxygen atoms floating freely in the solar system than in the immediate interstellar space, or the vast region between stars. Scientists were unsure why, but they said it's possible some of the life-supporting element could be hidden in dust or ice. "We discovered this big puzzle — that the matter just outside of our solar system doesn't look like the material inside," said David McComas of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. The discovery came from NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer spacecraft, which launched in 2008 to study the chaotic boundary where the solar wind from the sun clashes with cold gases from interstellar space.
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Circling 200,000 miles above Earth, the Ibex spacecraft spots particles streaming into the solar system. A protective bubble surrounding around the sun and planets prevents dangerous cosmic radiation from seeping through, but neutral particles can pass freely, allowing Ibex to map their distribution. The presence of less oxygen outside the solar system should not have any bearing on the search for Earth-like planets, scientists involved in the exoplanet hunt said. There's plenty of oxygen in all the stars in the galaxy and in the material out of which stars and planets form, Geoff Marcy of University of California, Berkeley said in an email. While Ibex probes the edge of the solar system from Earth orbit, NASA's long-running, nuclear-powered twin Voyager spacecraft are at the fringes. Launched in 1977, the spacecraft have been exploring the solar system boundary since 2004. Scientists have said it'll be months or years before Voyager 1 exits the solar system and becomes the first manmade probe to cross into interstellar space.
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{ Scientists *puzzled by region outside solar system } By ALICIA CHANG A glimpse beyond our solar system *reveals { the neighborhood just outside the sun's influence *is different and stranger [ than (it has been) *expected ] }, scientists *reported Tuesday. One oddity *is the amount of oxygen. There *are more oxygen atoms { *floating freely in the solar system [ than (there are) in the immediate interstellar space, or the vast region between stars ] }. Scientists *were unsure { why (it *is so) }, but they *said { it'*s possible [ (that) some of the life-( *supporting ) element could be *hidden in dust or ice ] }. "We *discovered this big puzzle — { that the matter just outside of our solar system doesn't *look like the material inside }," *said David McComas of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. The discovery *came from NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer spacecraft, { which *launched in 2008 [ to *study the chaotic boundary ( where the solar wind from the sun *clashes with cold gases from interstellar space ) ] }.
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{ *Circling 200,000 miles above Earth } , the Ibex spacecraft *spots particles { *streaming into the solar system }. A protective bubble { *surrounding around the sun and planets } *prevents dangerous cosmic radiation from { *seeping through }, but neutral particles can *pass freely, { *allowing Ibex [ to *map their distribution ] }. The presence of less oxygen outside the solar system should not *have any { *bearing on the search for Earth-like planets }, scientists { *involved in the exoplanet hunt } *said. There'*s plenty of oxygen in all the stars in the galaxy and in the material { out of which stars and planets *form }, Geoff Marcy of University of California, Berkeley *said in an email. { While Ibex *probes the edge of the solar system from Earth orbit }, NASA's long-{ *running }, nuclear-{ *powered } twin Voyager spacecraft *are at the fringes. { *Launched in 1977 }, the spacecraft have been *exploring the solar system boundary since 2004. Scientists have *said { (that) it'll *be months or years [ before Voyager 1 *exits the solar system and *becomes the first ( *manmade ) probe ( to *cross into interstellar space ) ] }.
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⑩{ Scientists *puzzled by region outside solar system } By ALICIA CHANG ①A glimpse beyond our solar system *reveals ③{ (that) the neighborhood just outside the sun's influence *is different and stranger ⑧[ than (it has been) *expected ] }, ①scientists *reported Tuesday. ②One oddity *is the amount of oxygen. ②There *are more oxygen atoms ⑩{ *floating freely in the solar system } { than (there are) in the immediate interstellar space, or the vast region between stars }. ③Scientists *were unsure ⑧{ why (it *is so) }, but ①they *said ⑧{ (that) it'*s possible ⑧[ (that) some of the life-⑩( *supporting ) element could be *hidden in dust or ice ] }. "①We *discovered this big puzzle — ⑧{ that the matter just outside of our solar system doesn't *look like the material inside }," ①*said David McComas of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. ①The discovery *came from NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer spacecraft, ⑧{ which *launched in 2008 ⑨[ to *study the chaotic boundary ⑧( where the solar wind from the sun *clashes with cold gases from interstellar space ) ] }.
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⑩{ *Circling 200,000 miles above Earth } , ①the Ibex spacecraft *spots particles ⑩{ *streaming into the solar system }. ①A protective bubble ⑩{ *surrounding around the sun and planets } *prevents dangerous cosmic radiation from ⑩{ *seeping through }, but ④neutral particles can *pass freely, ⑩{ *allowing Ibex ⑨[ to *map their distribution ] }. ④The presence of less oxygen outside the solar system should not *have any ⑩{ *bearing on the search for Earth-like planets }, ①scientists ⑩{ *involved in the exoplanet hunt } *said. ②There'*s plenty of oxygen in all the stars in the galaxy and in the material ⑧{ out of which stars and planets *form }, ①Geoff Marcy of University of California, Berkeley *said in an email. ⑧{ While Ibex *probes the edge of the solar system from Earth orbit }, ②NASA's long-⑩{ *running }, nuclear-⑩{ *powered } twin Voyager spacecraft *are at the fringes. ⑩{ *Launched in 1977 }, ⑦the spacecraft have been *exploring the solar system boundary since 2004. ⑦Scientists have *said ⑧{ (that) it'll *be months or years ⑧[ before Voyager 1 *exits the solar system and *becomes the first man-⑩( *made ) probe ⑨( to *cross into interstellar space ) ] }.
BLESSÈD JESUS, AT THY WORD “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John 1:1-2 Blessèd Jesus, at Thy Word We are gathered all to hear Thee; Let our hearts and souls be stirred Now to seek and love and fear Thee, By Thy teachings sweet and holy, Drawn from earth to love Thee solely. All our knowledge, sense and sight Lie in deepest darkness shrouded, Til Thy Spirit breaks our night With the beams of truth unclouded. Thou alone to God canst win us; Thou must work all good within us. Glorious Lord, Thyself impart! Light of light, from God proceeding, Open Thou our ears and heart; Help us by Thy Spirit’s pleading; Hear the cry Thy people raises; Hear and bless our prayers and praises. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Praise to Thee and adoration! Grant that we Thy Word may trust And obtain true consolation While we here below must wander, Till we sing Thy praises yonder.
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TAKE CARE OF ME “He careth for you.” 1 Peter 5:7 Those whose arm has been my stay All along my pilgrim way, Let my prayer ascend to thee, Blessèd Lord, take care of me. Refrain Blessèd Lord, take care of me, Let Thy love my shelter be, Till I wake in Heav’n with Thee; Blessèd Lord, take care of me.
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Let me hold Thy hand in mine, Let me hear Thy voice divine; Like a dove I fly to thee, Blessèd Lord, take care of me. Refrain On the weary voyage of life, Thro’ its toil, its care and strife, O’er a dark and stormy sea, Blessèd Lord, take care of me. Refrain Thou my hope, my life, my all, When the shades of evening fall, May Thy staff my comfort be, Blessèd Lord, take care of me. Refrain
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*TAKE CARE OF ME “He *careth for you.” 1 Peter 5:7 Those { whose arm has *been my stay } All along my pilgrim way, *Let { my prayer *ascend to thee }, { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me. Refrain { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me, *Let { Thy love my shelter *be }, { Till I *wake in Heav’n with Thee }; { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me.
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*Let { me *hold Thy hand in mine }, *Let { me *hear Thy voice divine }; Like a dove I *fly to thee, { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me. Refrain On the weary voyage of life, Thro’ its toil, its care and strife, O’er a dark and stormy sea, { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me. Refrain Thou my hope, my life, my all, { When the shades of evening *fall }, May Thy staff my comfort *be, { *Blessèd } Lord, *take care of me. Refrain
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キチガイ荒らし
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Facebook’s Rise From Start-Up to Establishment Facebook's prospectus, released today, offers readers a voyeuristic look at the company's operations, its profits and the riches it will shower on fortunate investors and insiders. Reading between the lines of the prospectus also reveals a case study of how, in an age of income inequality and embedded privilege, an outsider can very quickly become part of the establishment. It shows how a good idea can attract not just capital and customers, but people and other institutions. Facebook has definitively arrived. It starts literally at the top of the prospectus -- with the lead underwriter. Facebook chose Morgan Stanley, the last remaining white-shoe firm, which traces its lineage to J.P. Morgan. From the moment he got started, Mark Zuckerberg, an outsider without significant family connections, was able to attract members of the establishment. At Harvard, some of his first funding came from the Winklevoss twins, who were portrayed in The Social Network as aristocratic, rich-guy rowers from Greenwich, Conn. The roster of significant investors also reveals that members of the establishment -- in Silicon Valley, New York, Boston, Washington, Russia and Hong Kong -- clamored to be a part of the company, even when it was not clear it would be a juggernaut.
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Soon after Zuckerberg moved out to Silicon Valley, he began to attract the attention of established players. Peter Thiel, a co-founder of Paypal and ringleader of a group of technology entrepreneurs, in 2004 became the first outsider investor in the company, putting in a reported $500,000 for stock worth 10 percent of the company at the time. As the prospectus shows (see page 128), Thiel has 44.7 million shares, worth about 2.5 percent of the company. Next came the establishment venture capital firms: Accel Partners, the huge global venture capital firm, which invested $12.7 million in 2005 and now holds an 11.4 percent stake; Greylock Partners, which was founded in 1965 and has a long and distinguished history in the field, came on board in 2006, along with Meritech Capital Partners. Once Facebook gained critical mass, heavyweight corporations, the classic second and third movers, came knocking on the door. In 2006, Interpublic (IPG), the gigantic advertising conglomeratem bought a sliver of Facebook for $5 million. (It has already sold half its stake). And in 2007, the largest software company in the world, Microsoft (MSFT), paid $240 million for a 1.6 percent stake.
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The global rich, eager to get in on the next big thing, followed in the footsteps of the corporations. Li-Ka shing, one of the wealthiest men in Hong Kong, invested in two different transactions in 2007 and 2008. Yuri Milner, Russia's dominant entrepreneur, bought a stake in the company for $200 million in 2009. His firm, DST Global, has 5.5 owns of the company. In 2011, Goldman Sachs (GS) came up with a way to let its clients in on the Facebook action. Together, Goldman and entities affiliated with it own 66 million Class A shares. Of course, as a cash-generating machine, Facebook didn't really need any of this aristocratic capital. It did, however, need grown-up advice and supervision on how to transition from a start-up to a titan. And, here, again, the prospectus shows Zuckerberg's ability to tap into the establishment. Top executives include COO Sheryl Sandberg, a double Harvard graduate, a veteran of the Clinton White House and Google (GOOG). The board of directors includes Marc Andreesen, who founded Netscape (and controls 3.6 million Class B shares), and Reed Hastings, the chief executive officer at Netflix (NFLX). Then there are the requisite graybeards from Washington, such as Donald Graham, CEO of the Washington Post Company, and Erskine Bowles, former White House chief of staff in the Clinton years and co-head of the Bowles-Simpson Commission.
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There's a certain irony in this. If The Social Network is to believed, Facebook started in part as a reaction to an establishment that was keeping Mark Zuckerberg and his nerdy buddies out. It then morphed quickly from an elitist network -- remember, at first you had to be a student at Harvard to get onto Facebook -- into a remarkably democratic and open network. At the World Economic Forum in Davos last week, I attended a session in which Sandberg spoke of how the company and technology were allowing those whose voices had yet to be heard to be broadcast loudly throughout the world. In other words, Zuckerberg and his team have stormed the establishment's barriers by empowering the non-establishment and allowing for the creation of new social networks. In doing so, they've created untold wealth for themselves. But because the establishment is smart enough to be open to new ideas, many of the already-rich are going to get much richer as a result of Facebook's IPO. Daniel Gross is economics editor at Yahoo! Finance.
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Facebook’s Rise From Start-Up to Establishment Facebook's prospectus, { *released today }, *offers readers a voyeuristic look at the company's operations, its profits and the riches it will *shower on fortunate investors and insiders. { *Reading between the lines of the prospectus } also *reveals a case study of { how, in an age of income inequality and [ *embedded ] privilege, an outsider can very quickly *become part of the establishment }. It *shows { how a good idea can *attract not just capital and customers, but people and other institutions }. Facebook has definitively *arrived. It *starts literally at the top of the prospectus -- with the lead underwriter. Facebook *chose Morgan Stanley, the last { *remaining } white-shoe firm, { which *traces its lineage to J.P. Morgan }. From the moment { he *got [ *started ] }, Mark Zuckerberg, an outsider without significant family connections, was *able { to *attract members of the establishment }. At Harvard, some of his first { *funding } came from the Winklevoss twins, { who were *portrayed in The Social Network as aristocratic, rich-guy rowers from Greenwich, Conn }. The roster of significant investors also *reveals { that members of the establishment -- in Silicon Valley, New York, Boston, Washington, Russia and Hong Kong -- *clamored [ to *be a part of the company ], [ even when it *was not clear ( it would *be a juggernaut ) ] }.
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10公式はこんな無意味なことしかできないって宣伝したいの？ やってることは逆効果なことばっかりだね
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ALL ALONE “Casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you.” 1 Peter 5:7 Words & Music: C. Austin Miles, 1915 (MIDI, NWC, PDF). Have you ever tried to bear your burdens All alone? All alone? Don’t you know there’s one who waits to help you, Who will make all your burdens His own? Refrain When I have burdens to bear which no one can share, I take them to Jesus, the Man of Calvary; When I have crosses to bear, my Savior is there, And always takes the heavy end, and gives the light to me. Don’t you know He trod the winepress for you? All alone? All alone? And the burden that He bore in meekness, Such a burden no other has known. Refrain Don’t you know that He has bought your pardon All alone? All alone? And your gratitude for such a mercy Unto Jesus you never have shown. Refrain
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ALL ALONE “{ *Casting all your care upon Him }; for He *careth for you.” 1 Peter 5:7 Have you ever *tried { to *bear your burdens All alone? All alone }? Don’t you *know { (that) there’*s one [ who *waits ( to *help you ) ] }, Who will *make { all your burdens (*be) His own }? Refrain { When I *have burdens [ to *bear ( which no one can *share ) ] }, I *take them to Jesus, the Man of Calvary; { When I *have crosses [ to *bear ] }, my Savior *is there, And always *takes the heavy end, and *gives the light to me. Don’t you *know { He *trod the winepress for you }? All alone? All alone? And the burden { that He *bore in meekness }, Such a burden no other has *known. Refrain Don’t you *know { that He has *bought your pardon All alone? All alone }? And your gratitude for such a mercy Unto Jesus you never have *shown. Refrain
