イスラマバード（パキスタン）

JAXA｜リレー衛星「おきな」中継器（RSAT）の4ウェイドップラ観測データを解析して得られた重力異常 −月の二分性の起源への新しい知見−
表側と裏側ではっきりとした重力異常の差が表れたことは大きな発見で、地下の構造や形成の歴史が異なっていたことを表しています。観測データが増えれば、重力異常図をもっと多くの地域でより正確に表側と裏側の違いを含めて描くことができるようになります。
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2008/04/20080416_kaguya_j.html
国立天文台 RISE月探査プロジェクト
リレー衛星「おきな」中継器（RSAT）の４ウェイドップラ観測データ
を解析して得られた重力異常
http://risewww.mtk.nao.ac.jp/D10_2.htm

"Omega Centauri is unusual in that its stars are of different ages and possess varying levels of metals, or elements heavier than boron.
Astronomers say this points to a different origin for Omega Centauri than other globular clusters: they think it might be the core of a dwarf galaxy that was ripped apart and absorbed by our Milky Way long ago." Spitzer Sees Shining Stellar Sphere
http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Spitzer_Sees_Shining_Stellar_Sphere_999.html

Olympic Torch Hits China-Friendly Pakistan, Officials Hope For Smooth Ceremony- CBS News
"China has also lent more than $300 million to Pakistan to develop a new deep-sea port in the country's southwest, near the city of Gwadar. The site - close to the oil-rich Middle East - will be of vital importance for Pakistani commercial and naval traffic."
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/16/world/main4018992.shtml

PTV World News Website-Sports
"The Olympic Torch is arriving in Islamabad from Muscat tonight.
Pakistan Olympic association has finalized all arrangements for the ceremony to be held at the sports complex Islamabad tomorrow. The ceremony will be followed by cultural events at Liaquat gymnasium. "
http://www.ptvworldnews.com.pk/sports.asp

胡錦濤主席と愛ちゃん「日中ピンポン外交」展開へ（読売）
"５月６日に来日する中国の胡錦濤国家主席が、早稲田大で卓球の北京五輪代表・福原愛選手（１９）とピンポンを楽しみ、「ピンポン外交」を展開する方向で調整している
主席はまた、中国で「国父」として敬われる革命家・孫文がたびたび訪れた都内のレストランにも足を運ぶ予定"
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/politics/news/20080416-OYT1T00144.htm

サミットで五輪への協力要請　首相の意向、中国に伝達 asahi.com：
"「７月の北海道洞爺湖サミット参加国に五輪への協力を求めたい」と伝えた"
http://www.asahi.com/politics/update/0416/TKY200804150360.html

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

"cop out"
"ブッシュ大統領は政治が介入しない姿勢を堅持し、報道官は、ボイコットは政治的空白を生み出すことになり、無責任とし、依然出方が注目されている形だ。"- nikkei
http://www.nikkeibp.co.jp/style/biz/feature/risk/080415_seika/

"反中感情を持つウイグル人たちを『分離主義者』、『テロリスト』などと呼び、弾圧を強めている」。
また、中国政府が今月発表した「ウイグル人が計画したとされるテロ行為」を完全否定。中国当局が弾圧を正当化させるための『中国側の捏造』であると訴えた"
オーストラリア：人権活動家が五輪ボイコット訴え-JanJanニュース
http://www.news.janjan.jp/world/0804/0804144864/1.php

チベット問題と北京オリンピック、聖火リレーへの抗議 nikkei BPnet
"チベットでの写真を掲げた個人崇拝などを禁止した中国当局ではあるが、中国側が認めるパンチェン・ラマ11世の写真を掲げることを奨励した"
http://www.nikkeibp.co.jp/style/biz/feature/risk/080415_seika/index3.html
林志行の「e戦略の視点2」
http://www.linsbar.com/e2/index.cgi
ダライ・ラマ法王日本代表部事務所 HOME
"ダラムサラと北京　その変遷"
http://www.tibethouse.jp/international/beijing.html

「北京五輪と政治」 : （読売）
"８８年のソウル大会は、大韓航空機爆破事件の発生により、共催案は吹き飛び、北朝鮮はボイコットに動いた。
２００２年ソルトレーク冬季大会。開会式では、前年９月１１日の米国同時テロで崩落した世界貿易センタービルの廃墟から回収された「グラウンド・ゼロ・フラッグ」が入場"
http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/olympic/2008/feature/20080411/?from=yoltop

聖火リレー 4月16日イスラマバード（パキスタン）
パキスタンの聖火リレーは非公開で開催：CNN.co.jp
首都イスラマバードで１６日に予定されている北京五輪の聖火リレーは、治安上の懸念を理由に一般には非公開で行われることになった。
当初、イスラマバードの街頭を走る予定だったが、予定を変更してスタジアムで招待客を前に行われることになった。
ムシャラフ大統領は現在、政府首脳との会談のため中国を訪問中"
http://www.cnn.co.jp/sports/CNN200804150012.html

中国　パキスタンとの軍事関係強化中゜
Pakistan vows best efforts to make Olympic torch relay a success_English_Xinhua
" SANYA, Hainan, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Pakistan will do its best to ensure that the Beijing Olympic Games torch relay in Pakistan is a success, said Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf here on Friday."
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-04/11/content_7959470.htm

聖火リレー

4月17日ニューデリー（インド）
4月19日バンコク（タイ）
4月21日クアラルンプール（マレーシア）
4月22日ジャカルタ（インドネシア）
4月24日キャンベラ（オーストラリア）

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

Should protests torch Olympics? - The Daily of the University of Washington
Today, Tibet is ruled as an autonomous region in China. It has the political standing and equivalency as any other province or national municipality. However, there have been disputes and arguments over the exact meaning of “autonomous” and how free the Tibetans actually are to rule themselves. China has continually invested in Tibet as a tourist region, including the recently completed construction of a fast railway to the capital of Lhasa from the Sichuan Province capital of Chengdu.
http://thedaily.washington.edu/2008/4/15/should-protests-torch-olympics/

Olympics boycotts a 'cop out' | The Australian
"cop out"
ONE of the Bush administration's key figures has taken a swipe at world leaders who will stay away from the Beijing Olympics opening ceremonies as a protest against China's handling of Tibet, calling such a boycott a "cop out".
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23538558-2703,00.html

辛口(笑)

Who knew? Anyone with brain cells|Deseret News
"Beijing looked like a bad idea from the start. They could have chosen Paris, where the worst problem would be a snobby waiter or two. They could have chosen Toronto, Canada, a country that already knows both official Olympic languages. They could have chosen 、。Osaka, which hasn't stolen anybody's country since Pearl Harbor.
Anyone with a few brain cells could have seen this coming, which explains how the IOC made this decision under the leadership of the grand imperial Poohbah Antonio Samaranch, who made Beijing his parting gift (shot?) to the world days before retiring. (He openly supported Beijing's bid before the vote.)
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
The Games are still months away, and already they're about as fun as a picnic in Baghdad. The traditional torch relay to the Olympic site ― dubbed the "Journey of Harmony" ― has turned into a game of hide and seek to avoid confrontations and disruptions. The torch is being escorted by Chinese soldiers ― or "thugs," as Britain's former Olympic champ Sebastian Coe calls them."
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695270508,00.html

聖火リレー

胡錦濤主席と愛ちゃん「日中ピンポン外交」展開へ（読売）
"５月６日に来日する中国の胡錦濤国家主席が、早稲田大で卓球の北京五輪代表・福原愛選手（１９）とピンポンを楽しみ、「ピンポン外交」を展開する方向で調整している
主席はまた、中国で「国父」として敬われる革命家・孫文がたびたび訪れた都内の