- Golfer's swing sparks fire
A golfer's off-target swing sparked a five-hectare blaze in Southern California.The golfer at the Shady Canyon Golf Course in Irvine landed a shot in the rough and on his next swing, his club hit a rock.The impact caused a... ゴルファーのオフターゲットスイングはシェイディーキャニオンゴルフコースアーバインでラフにショットを上陸し、彼の次のブランコに乗って南カルフォルニアのゴルファーに5ヘクタールの火災を引き起こした、彼のクラブが原因Åのrock.The影響を打った
- The Wildest Dream | Film review
In 1999, American mountaineer Conrad Anker discovered the body of George Mallory, the British climber who 75 years earlier failed to return from his third assault on Everest. Geffen reconstructs the tragic assault on Everest by Mallory and Irvine while observing Anker's and Leo Houlding's attempt to repeat the earlier expedition using the primitive equipment of 1924.It's a handsome, deeply affecting picture, narrated by Liam Neeson and making excellent use of the correspondence between Mallory and his wife, Ruth. Ruth's letters were recorded by Neeson's wife, Natasha Richardson, six weeks before her death.DocumentaryNatasha RichardsonRalph FiennesDramaMount EverestPhilip Frenchguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
1999年、アメリカの登山家コンラッドAnkerはジョージマロリーは、75年前にエベレストの彼の第三の攻撃からの復帰に失敗したイギリスの登山者の死体を発見した
- Editor & Publisher to resume publication
Editor & Publisher (E&P), which has chronicled the American newspaper industry for more than a century, will resume print publication next month, a newspaper report said on Friday.
The print issue of the magazine will return in February and be published monthly after that, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The media trade magazine was closed down by the Nielsen Co. on New Year's Eve.
Duncan McIntosh Co., a magazine and newspaper publisher in Irvine near Los Angeles, bou ... エディタ＆出版社（のE＆P）は、1世紀以上より、来月の印刷出版を再開するためのアメリカの新聞業界の記録には、新聞報道を明らかにした
- Yachting Mogul Buys E&P, Sets Crew Adrift
''Editor & Publisher'' is saved by an Irvine, Calif., boat magazine publisher, but two key staffers will not remain. 。。u0026#39;。。u0026#39;エディタ＆出版。。u0026#39;。。u0026#39;米国カリフォルニア州アーバイン、ボート雑誌の出版社が、保存され、2つの主要スタッフは残りません
- Philip Pullman's Jesus, Dan Rhodes, and the latest from the Bologna book fair
In this week's podcast we look at Philip Pullman's latest book, The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, a rewriting of the christian story provocatively published in the week of Easter. We have an exclusive extract from the audiobook, read by Pullman himself, and our panellists answer some of the questions every Pullman fan wants to ask: why did he decide to write the book? Just how blasphemous is it? How serious are the threats made by outraged believers? We also find out what the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, made of it in the pages of this week's Saturday Review.Also on this week's show, Lindesay Irvine talks to Dan Rhodes about his award-winning novel Little Hands Clapping, while Julia Eccleshare reports on the hottest titles at the Bologna children's book fair, and tips the books for parents to read with their children over the Easter break.Reading listThe Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman (Canongate)Little Hands Clapping by Dan Rhodes (Canongate)Children's booksThe Boy Who Climbed Into The Moon by David Almond, (Walker, 7+)How To Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell (Hodder, 7+)The Man from Pomegranate Street Caroline Lawrence (Orion, 8+)The Great Hamster Massacre by Katie Davies, illustrated by Hannah Shaw (Simon and Schuster, 8+)Sparks by Ally Kennen (Scholastic, 9+)VampiresTwilight by Stephanie Meyer (Atom)The Vampire Diaries by LJ Smith (Hodder)Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (Simon and Schuster)Claire ArmitsteadRiazat ButtLindesay IrvineJulia EccleshareScott Cawley
今週のポッドキャストでは、フィリッププルマンの最新作では、グッドマンイエスと眠れないキリストは、キリスト教の物語挑発的なイースターの週に公開されての書き換えております
- Letters: We must not renege on war crime laws
We are shocked at suggestions by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office minister Ivan Lewis and foreign secretary David Miliband that Britain may consider changing its laws to avoid any future attempts to prosecute suspected war criminals, Israeli or otherwise. The UK must not renege on its international treaty obligations, particularly those under the fourth Geneva convention to seek out and prosecute persons suspected of war crimes wherever and whoever they are, whatever their status, rank or influence, against whom good prima facie evidence has been laid. We reject any attempt to undermine the judiciary's independence and integrity. A judge who finds sufficient evidence of a war crime must have power to order the arrest of a suspect, subject to the usual rights to bail and appeal.The power to arrest individuals reasonably suspected of war crimes anywhere in the world should they set foot on UK soil is an efficient and necessary resource in the struggle against war crimes, and must not be interfered with (Report, 6 January). Nor should the government succumb to pressure from any foreign power to alter this crucial aspect of the judicial process. We urge the government to state clearly that it will not alter the law on universal jurisdiction and will continue to allow victims of war crimes to seek justice in British courts. John Austin MPKaty Clark MPFrank Cook MPJeremy Corbyn MPAnn Cryer MPPaul Flynn MPNeil Gerrard MPJohn Hemming MPPaul Holmes MPKelvin HopkinsMPBrian Iddon MPLynne Jones MPTom Levitt MPMartin Linton MPBob Marshall-Andrews MPGordon Prentice MPLinda Riordan MPTerry Rooney MPBaroness Jenny TongeBaroness Lindsay NorthoverBob Russell MPClare Short MPPhyllis Starkey MPSir David SteelSandra White MSPDerek Wyatt MPTayab Ali, Partner, Irvine Thanvi Natas Solicito 我々は、外務連邦省長官イヴァンルイスと外国人秘書デビッドミリバンドでの提案では、英国の将来の試行が疑わ戦犯、イスラエル、またはそれ以外の訴追を避けるためには、法令変更することもショックを受けています
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