今朝テレビをちらっと眺めていたら、新首相 野田氏の話。 その番組でカダフィのテロップが一瞬流れた。
で、海外の報道を検索。NY Timesを読むと、ハリケーン・アイリーンが過ぎ去った後の洪水災害、カダフィは影が薄い。 そして英国のGuardian、カダフィがトップ、アイリーンは２番目。 国際感覚は健全？ 新首相 野田氏の記事もきちんと載せている。
で、久し振りに、Guardianの記事をコピペした。（全部読まないし、訳さないと思うものの）
ちなみに、コピペの後、画面を眺めていたら、
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2011/aug/29/wheres-wally-tattooed
Where's Wally? He's behind you
ウォーリーはどこ？ 彼はあなたの後よ。
A man from Norwich has had Wally, and 150 other characters, tattooed on his back. Can you spot Wally?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/ （記事はどんどん変わっちゃいますが）
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