しゃけの診療映画科

Top of the world 歌詞　カーペンターズ

Such a feelin's comin' over meThere is wonder in most every thing I seeNot a cloud in the sky, got the sun in my eyesAnd I won't be surprised if it's a dreamEverything I want the world to beIs now comin' true especially for meAnd the reason is clear, it's because you are hereYou're the nearest thing to heaven that I've seenI'm on the top of the world lookin' down on creationAnd the only explanation I can findIs the love that I've found, ever since you've been aroundYour love's put me at the top of the worldSomething in the wind has learned my nameAnd it's tellin' me that things are not the sameIn the leaves on the trees, and the touch of the breezeThere's a pleasing sense of happiness for meThere is only one wish on my mindWhen this day is through I hope that I will findThat tomorrow will be, just the same for you and meAll I need will be mine if you are hereI'm on the top of the world lookin' down on creationAnd the only explanation I can findIs the love that I've found, ever since you've been aroundYour love's put me at the top of the worldI'm on the top of the world lookin' down on creationAnd the only explanation I can findIs the love that I've found, ever since you've been aroundYour love's put me at the top of the world

Christina was unhappy at her job

Christina was unhappy at her job in advertising and took an eight-month break.Christina:Social Security is also something I think is very important. What I did didn’t make me happy and it didn’t let me have the work-life balance that we cherish so much here. And so we have a system that made it possible for me to quit my job and have some thinking time and figure out, you know, what’s my next step in life.Reporter:Christina received about $2,000 a month from the Danish government while she was unemployed. She is now in school to become a painter. Her tuition is covered and she receives an educational stipend of about $1,000 a month. Two of the biggest perks of life in Denmarkand Finlandare free education and free health care.Christina:Income taxes are not at all as high in the Nordic countries that Americans tend to think. However, overall, it is completely true that the Nordic countries collect more taxes in general than the United States does.Reporter:In Finland and the Nordic countries, there are higher taxes on consumption, like eating in restaurants and buying jeans.Christina:But the things that I think a lot of Americans forget is that the Nordic people are happy to pay those taxes because they get services in return. Day care, great public education. It includes your college tuition, free. It includes healthcare, all of those are included in your taxes. When the news hit that Financial is the happiest country in the world, I think most people kind of reacted to it, like, what are they talking about? We don’t think of ourselves as very happy because it’s dark and gloomy in the winter and whatever. It’s easier for Finns and Danes to shape their lives because the government supports so many of their basic needs. The American dream is probably more alive in Denmark. The perception of freedom is probably also a little bit different. It seems like in the U.S. the feeling is you have to be protected from the government and you have to have freedom from the government. I think in Denmark the sense is that the government protects you. People trust other people. You leave a bag in a restaurant in Finland, you’re pretty sure you’re going to make it back and the money is still there. People even leave babies parked in strollers outside coffee shops while they run errands. And I think partly the Nordic society cultivates that trust simply by providing basic services for everyone. So there's much less poverty, much less feelings of injustice, inequality, crime. People get the education they need. They can have a job. They can work. They don’t have to struggle in life as much. There isn‘t super wealth and there’s absolutely no super poverty. Everybody participates. It turns out it leads to a wonderful kind of life and one that is expressed, year after year, as making these countries the happiest countries in the world.

Maria lives in Helsinki with her husband

Reporter:Maria lives in Helsinki with her husband, Duke, her 2-year-old son, Luka.Maria Ainamo-McDonald: Finland is the best place to have kids.When you go give birth, it’s almost free.We stayed in the hospital three full days as a family. We had our own family room and we got like meals and support and help and everything. And the bill was about 300Euro in the end.It’s basically like living in a hotel.Reporter:In Finland, new mothers receive a free baby box jam-packed with 63 items to help with the baby’s first year.Maria Ainamo-McDonald:You don’t have to buy anything for the first two, three months.Of course, diapers and stuff like that, but basically.And also, you can actually put your baby to sleep in that box. Our baby actually, Luka slept in the box for the first month. Reporter:Finland, along with the other Nordic countries, offers generous parental leave. Anu Partanen , author of “The Nordic Theory of Everything,” spent 10 years as a journalist in the U.S. before returning to her home country, Finland.She’s also a mother.Anu Partanen:In Finland, you get 10 months of paid parental leave, out of which about four months is set aside for the mother and you start it before the baby is born and then father can keep nine weeks.Reporter:Typically, both parents stay home for the first three weeks. They share the rest of the time until the baby is nine months old.A parent can even stay home until the child is 3 years old and keep his or her job.However, the stipend is much smaller.J:Another determinant of wellbeing is one’s sense of personal freedom to make important life choices. Can you shape your life the way you want?

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest 【vol.3】

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest 【vol.3】Reporter:Meet Meilk Wiking, Happiness researcher and CEO of the Happiness Research Institute in Denmark.Meilk Wiking:There is a lot of factors that impact happiness, everything from biology to income levels to the city they live in.But I think the best predictor we see in the data of whether people are happy or not is whether they're satisfied or happy with their relationships.So, do we have somebody we can rely on in times of need?Do we have somebody we can share our hopes and worries with?Reporter:These sixcategories help account for the differences in life satisfaction around the world.GDP percapita, healthy life expectancy, freedom to make life choices, social support, generosity, and absence of corruption.Meilk Wiking:On average, richer countries are happier.On average, richer peopleare happier.But, once we get to a certain level of income, an additional $100 a monthis not going to impact how people feel about their lives.So, with money, like with everything else, we see diminishing marginal return.Oliver Enne:And I don't know why I'm bringing up this quote, because it's extremely cormy, but there is a Kanye west song in whiche he says that, "Having money is not everything Not haveing it is."And I do think that's true in the sense that when you don't have it, It's all you worry about.And when you do have money, you can actually worry about other stuff.Happiness alsoseems like this elusive thing.We have two words for happiness in Danish.So we have "LYKKE,"which is the elusive thing.The thing you experience once every blue moon.And then we have to be "glad," like the word glad, which is different because it's more down to Earth and you can be glad despite the fact that it's not anything special, it's no special day.Lykke seems like this elusive thing that you can't quite chase.To be glad is more like our mindset.So I feel more like I choose to be glad at times rather than sort of trying to chase happiness because that seems like it's never going to happen that way.

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest 【vol.2】

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest countries in the world?【vol.2】Reporter:The anual happiness ranking began in 2021, but we can trace measuring happiness back to 1971.Jeffery:It came in the inspiration of the country of Bhutan, a country in the Himalayas that many people know for its innovation of attempiting to measure gross national happiness. Reporter:Globally, a standard for measuring success and productivity is gross national product. Bhutan has the bright idea of trying to measure happiness Measuring happiness is a fairly complicated business.First of all, we need to understand what happiness means.Jeffery:It means the satisfaction with the way one’s life is going. It’s not primarily a measure of how one laughed or smiled yesterday, but how one feels about the course of one’s life.

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest

Why Finland and Denmark are the happiest countries in the world?What makes me happy is...I think I was definitely born happy, and then life happens.I feel very happy. Very happy.I'm happier now than when I live in New York.and I got paid probably twice as much in New York as I do.Here, Our happiness is kind of like quiet happiness, kind of a stillness.Reporter:What it take to be happy?The Nordic countries seem to have it all figured out.Finland and Denmark have consistently topped the United Nation's most prestigious index, the World Happiness Report,in all six areas of life satisfaction.How have they cracked the formula?And, are the people they are really the happiest?The United Nations just named the happiest place on Earth.It is not Disneyworld.It's Finland.In 2019, the World Happiness Report named Finland the happiest country a row.Denmark came in second place after claiming the top slot in 2013 and 2016.Year after year, Nordic countries like Norway, Iceland and Sweden round out the top of the list.Enter Jeffery Sachs, a professor at Columbia and the co-editor of the World Happiness Report.Jeffery:What do those countries have?They have a high level of prosperity, to be sure, but they're not the richest countries in the world by any means.The idea is a good balbance of life.You don't have to get super rich to be happy they believe.In fact, if someone's super rich, they, look,"What's wrong with that' person?"So they're not societies that are aiming for all of the effort and time to becoming gazillionaires.They're looking for a good balance of life and results are extremely positive.

インタビューの時に使える英語１

Interviewer：Hello Thank you for coming here today.Answer：Thank you for inviting me today.Interviewer：What do you value most about your story today.The reason why I want to behere・・・I would like to have your view of・・・I don't beat around the bush.I want to save your time as well as mine.Could you briefly explain your back ground?How long did it take to be asenior VP?VP→Vice PresidentDid you achive anythingsignificant to be a senior VP just in 6 months?What is cooking・・・What ineterest you most about Japan?Anime Movies Japanese foodHave you been to Japan before?Why come to Japan?Would you like to come to Japan?Why do you want to come to Japan?How long have you here in Japan?Have you visited many places.Why did you come to Japan?Business orPleasure?Where did you enjoy the most?Why did you enjoy Geneva the most?How long have you been with your company when you were slected.What are you going to tell me?My question to you is・・・When did you get interested in Japan?What have you been up to lately?Answer：Nothing much.Interviewer：What's new?How did you improve your command of English?What was the happiest moment in the past?It was the most enjoyable lunch in NY.I hope you enjoy this lunch as much as I did.I hope do this again in nearfuture.Answer：It was nice talkig to you.I'm sure.

close to you カーペンターズ

Why do birds suddenly appear, ev'ry time you are near?Just like me, they long to be close to youWhy do stars fall down from the sky, ev'ry time you walk by?Just like me, they long to be close to youOn the day that you were born the angels got togetherAnd decided to create a dream come trueSo they sprinkled moon dust in your hair of goldAnd star-light in your eyes of blueThat is why all the girls in town follow you all aroundJust like me, they long to be close to youOn the day that you were born the angels got togetherAnd decided to create a dream come trueSo they sprinkled moon dust in your hair of goldAnd star-light in your eyes of blueThat is why, all the girls in town, follow you all aroundJust like me, they long to be close to youJust like me, they long to be close to youWah, close to youWah, close to youAh, close to youWah, close to you

Two sides of the same coin

Two sides of the same coin"The presence of a reverse side is what gives rise to the obverse on a coin.Does hatred lurk beneath the surface of love?Does ugliness hide behind beauty?It's the duality that makes it all worthwhile.Now, the stage is set."【表裏一体】コインには裏があるから表がある愛の裏には憎しみが？美しさの裏には醜さが両方あるからそれでいいさあ、舞台は整った

“Mike’s Appreciation to Saki” 1周年に向けて

“Mike’s Appreciation to Saki”First of all, I would like to say how grateful I am to you, Saki.It all started on Valentine’s Day in 2023, when we first talked.Our meeting was like a wonderful surprise and it has left a lasting impression on me.In just a few minutes, I was drawn to your charm, and I was amazed by the so many things we have in common: Above all , we both have interviewed over 100 amazing people.Saki has Japanese artists, while I have Wall Street’s Executives.Every day for the past 12 months, as we have been talking, a certain phrase has emerged: “Overwhelming Superiority “ I wonder why talking together makes us feel invincible.It seems like we can achieve anything.This coming Valentine Day , I decided to take on the challenge of singing Frank Sinatra’s“My Way“ written by Paul Anka.The lyrics of “My Way “ have been a reflection of my life for the past 73 years, akin to a musical journey mirroring the highs and lows of my personal experiences.”I hope you will enjoy it!

マイウェイ My Way フランク・シナトラ（Frank Sinatra/1915-1998）

And now, the end is nearAnd so I face the final curtainMy friend, I'll say it clearI'll state my case, of which I'm certainそして今、終わろうとしている最終幕を目の前にして友人たちに言っておきたいことがある明確にはっきりと言えるI've lived a life that's fullI've traveled each and every highwayAnd more, much more than thisI did it my way高速をかけぬけた私の人生は満たされた人生だったと言いたいいや、それ以上に私は自分の道を歩んだと言いたいRegrets, I've had a fewBut then again, too few to mentionI did what I had to doAnd saw it through without exemption後悔？少しはあるが、ここで言うほどのことではないやるべきことはやった見るべきものは見たI planned each charted courseEach careful step along the bywayAnd more, much more than thisI did it my way計画を立て注意深く実行していった私は自分の道を歩んだYes, there were times,I'm sure you knewWhen I bit off more than I could chewBut through it all, when there was doubtI ate it up and spit it outI faced it all and I stood tallAnd did it my wayそう　そんな時代もあった君も知ってるだろう窮地に陥ったこともあるが堂々と立ち向かい戦うのが私だI've loved, I've laughed and criedI've had my fill; my share of losingAnd now, as tears subsideI find it all so amusing私は愛し、笑い、泣いた存分に味わい、失った今は涙が乾き、すべてのことが楽しく思えるTo think I did all thatAnd may I say - not in a shy way"Oh no, oh no not meI did it my way"人生を間違えたか？いや、そんなことはない私はただ自分の道を歩んだんだFor what is a man, what has he got?If not himself, then he has naughtTo say the things he truly feelsAnd not the words of one who kneelsThe record shows I took the blows -And did it my way!Yes, it was my way人は何のために生き、何を得るのか？自分らしく生きなければ生きる価値はない言わされている言葉ではない受けてきた傷がその証だそれが自分の人生だ

洗練されたメタフォー（比喩表現）

【A storm in a teacup】カップの中の嵐The scandal turned out to be nothing more than a storm in a teacup, dissipating quickly and leaving no lasting impact.【ポケット】あたたかくて揺れているここはあなたの胸のポケット【Her words】Her words hurt him deeply, like swords that pierced his heart as if it were sharp blades tearing through his feelings. With every criticism she spoke, his confidence crumbled a bit more. The echoes of her disapproval lingered, creating a sad tune in his wounded heart. Their arguments left behind a mess of shattered confidence, showing just how much her words could hurt. But in the mess, he tried to bounce back, like a determined phoenix rising from the ashes of her harsh words.【一言】あの一言が美容液この一言で病院行き

Priceless Joy プライスレスな喜び　

PricelessJoyPricelessjoy,Something money can't buy—it's people.Celebrating the joy of someone being born,Finding happiness in the fact that they are alive now.The joy of being able to celebrate meeting in the same era.Just saying, "Life is beautiful, isn't it?" "Yes, it is." will be enough.Being grateful for being able to say, "See you tomorrow," before sleeping.See you tomorrow.プライスレスな喜び　お金で買えないもの、それは人その人が生まれてきたことを喜びその人が今生きていることを喜べる幸せ同じ時代に生まれて出会えたことを祝いたいと思える幸せ「人生は美しいね」「そうだね」と言い合えたら、それだけでいい「じゃあ、また明日」と言えることに感謝して眠るじゃあ、また明日

“Saki’s Appreciation to Mike”

It's amusing when two arrogant individuals compete in their arrogance. How enjoyable, isn't it?In this battle, perhaps the one who loses is the real winner. (At least, that's what I've started to think.)Is the　person who can enjoy the silly little moments of everyday life the true victor?No matter how much we say life isn't about winning or losing, humans still acknowledge the joy of winning.Happiness might be found in those moments when you can immerse yourself in an overwhelming sense of superiority."さきのマイクへの感謝傲慢な二人が傲慢さを競い合うなんて楽しいことでしょう。この戦いでは負けた方が勝ちなのかもしれない。（と思い始めた）ささいな日常（stupid little life）を楽しめた人が勝ち？人生は勝ち負けではないといくら言っても、人間って勝つことがうれしいということを認めます。幸せは圧倒的優越感に浸れる瞬間かもしれない。

マイクのインタビュー記事はこちら！

73歳、今が一番幸せだ！ハイネイティブ最年長オフィシャルライバー、マイク（Mike Kinoshita）の生きがい-Reason to live- – CROSSROADwww.crossroad-llc.jpマイク、インタビューに応えていただき、ありがとうございました！クロスロード知識で遊ぶしゃけ#英語#ロサンゼルス#インタビュー#マイク#ニューヨーク

Pretty Woman　Edward×Susan

Pretty WomanEdward:I told my secretary to make the arrangements.Didn’t she call you?[Jessica over the phone]Yes, she did.I speak to your secretary more than I speak to you.E:I see.Jessica:I have my own life too, Edward.E:This is a very important week for me.I need you here.J:You never give me any notice. You think I’m at your beck and call?E:I do not believe that you are at my beck and call.J:That’s the way you make me feel. Maybe I should move out.E:If that’s what you want, yes.J:When you get back, we’ll discuss it.E:Now is the as good as time as any.J:That’s fine with me. Goodbye.[line disconnects]E:Goodbye Jessica.[a man]Phil suggested that I—E:How the Morses stock open on the Nikkei?-I don’t know.E:You don’t know? Tokyo opened 90 minutes ago.You have to keep on top of it.[a woman]Hello, Mr. Lewis.E:How are you doing? I want this wrapped up soon.I gotta get to New York by Sunday.I got tickets to the Met.[man]Yes.-Your coat, Mr. Lewis.-E:Thank you.Susan:Edward.E:Susan.Susan:I was sorry to hear about Carter.E:Oh Yeah, Thanks.I heard you got married.S:Well… Yeah, I couldn’t wait for you.E:Mmm.Tell me something. When you and I were dating,Did you speak to her more often than you spoke to me?S:She was one of my bridesmaids.E:Oh. Your husband is very lucky guy.S:Thanks. Bye.

Meet Joe Black Coffee shop

Meet Joe BlackCoffee shopJ:Morning.S:[softly] Good morning.J:I was talking kind of loud there. I’m sorry.S:Oh, not at all. It was fascinating.J:Yeah, what was fascinating about it?S:You and “honey”?J:It’s my kid sister.S:Oh.J:She just broke up with her boyfriend and was thinking about dropping out of law school.S:Oh, I’m sorry.J:No, nothing to be sorry about. That’s the way it is with men and women, isn’t it?S:What’s the way?J:Nothing lasts.S:Oh Yeah, I agree.J:Really？　Why? I’m interested.S:I was just trying to be agreeable.J:Okay. All right. I was sharp shooting.No. Just that “nothing lasts “stuff.That was the problem with Honey’s guy.He didn’t know what he wanted.So he was fooling around, and she caught him at it.You know, one girlfriend isn’t enough for him.S:So, you’re a one-girl guy.J:Yes, I am. That’s right.S:Right.J:Looking for her right now, actually.Who knows.You might be her.No, don’t laugh.I just got into town.I got a new job.I’m trying to get into this apartment.Anyway, so you’re a doctor.S:How’d you know?J:Cause everyone’s a doctor around here. This apartment building, everyone’s green slippers, green pajamas.The guy I’m waiting to vacate?S:Doctor.J:He’s a doctor.What kind of doctor?S:I’m a resident internal medicine.J:So, if I needed a doctor, you could be it.S:I could be her. Yeah.J:You could be her.S:Yeah, I could.I’m… I’m working at the hospital, so…J:I see. This is my lucky day.I just get in the big, bad city, not only do I find a doctor, but a beautiful woman, as well.Do you mind me saying that?S:Oh…No of course. No, it’s fine.It’s fine. It’s just…J:Listen, could I buy you a cup of coffee?S:I have some patients coming in, so I should probably get going.J:Yeah, yeah. I gotta get to the apartment and get off to work. But I’d still like to have another cup of coffee.Would you let me do that?S:Well, yeah, okay.J:Deal.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++J:It’s kind of a pro bono job.S:Pro bono?J:Yeah.S:Meaning doing good?J:That’s me.S:Gonna be doing good all your life?J:I know what you’re saying.It doesn’t pay so well, but I like it.Eventually, it’ll depend on the woman I marry, I think.Maybe she’ll want lots of kids, a bigger house, a better car…College doesn’t come cheap. You know?I don’t know.S:Give up what you want for the woman you marry.J:Yeah, you know what? I would.S:Yeah?J:I would. Gladly.‘Cause you make your choices, you know?So, you and I, if we were married, I would…No, for example, okay?If you and I were married, I would want to give you what you need. That’s all.I’m talking about taking care of each other the best you can.What’s wrong with taking care of a woman? She takes care of you.S:You’ll have a hard time finding a woman like that these days.J:Shoot, you think so?S:Mhh-hmm.J:I don’t know. Lightning could strike.S:[stuttering] I’ve gotta go.J:Yeah. Listen, did I say something wrong?S:No.J:No?S:No. No. It was…J:Sure?S:It was so right, it scares me. That’s all. Just…J:You know, I was thinking. I don’t want you to be my doctor. I don’t want you to examine me and…S:Why?J:Because I like you so much.S:And I… I don’t want to examine you.J:You don’t. Why not?S:Because I like you so much. [both laughing]S:Oh, boy. Okay. Now, I gotta go, so…J:Yep, understood.S:All right. All right.J:Fair enough. See you.S:Bye. Bye.J:Bye-bye.

Meet Joe Black　プールサイドで

Meet Joe BlackプールサイドでSusan:Would you hand me one of those?You must have something very big going on with my father.Joe:Big?S:Yea. You appear at his side out of the blue, stay at his house, have dinner with his family.That’s practically a first.You’re in the red-hot center of the big business, and I thought you were just a regular Joe.J:I am Joe.S:Not the one I met this morning.Hitting on me as nice a way as I’ve been hit on in a long time.The second that you found out I was my father’s daughter, you…Well, you acted like a stranger.J:That is not my intention.S:What are your intentions?Huh?I mean just to make little dramas in coffee shops, turn a woman’s head?I don’t mind admitting that my head was turned.I liked it.But well, ten hours later, I feel like a fool.I just don’t get it.I don’t.You, my father, here in this house.It’s… It’s upsetting me, and I… What happened to that sweet guy from the coffee shop?Who are you, anyway?And, what are you eating?J:Peanut butter.But It’s gone now.S:No. Please.You act like you’ve never had peanut butter before.J:I haven’t.S:What kind of childhood did you have?J:Do you love Drew?S:Excuse me?J:When you put your mouth to his, it seemed a frequent thing.S:Drew is none of your business, and neither is where I put my mouth,J:I’m sorry.Do you live here?S:No, Joe.I’m swimming here and now I’m going home.J:Yes, I think what I’m trying to say is, I would like it if we were friends.S:I’ve got plenty of friends.J:I don’t have any.S:Well, I can see why.J:I didn’t mean to offend you at dinner.I’m sometimes not quite at home around people.I get busy doing what it is I do. And I don’t seem to have developed…S:Yes?J:I have a certain function to perform, and it seems to take up most of my time.But sometimes, I speculate that I haven’t left room for anything else.S:Hmm. I’m sorry to say I know what you mean.Well… Good night, Joe.J:Well, Good night to you, Susan.

新年のおみくじ引いてみた

Meet Joe Black

J：Hello Bill. Did you have a nice nap?B:I couldn’t sleep.J:I’m sorry to hear that.B:I’ll come down.What’s going on? Hmm? I saw you kiss Susan.J:Yes. I saw you see me.B:Well, you are at the wrong place at the wrong time and with the wrong woman.J:I’ll be the judge of that.B:I’m her fatherJ:With all due respect Bill. I’m not asking yourB: [shouting]You goddamn well should!You walk into my life.You give me the worst news a guy can get.You have me dancing on heads of pin with my business, my family.Now you’re spooning with my daughter?J:“Spooning”?B:[shouting] Yes!And stop repeating every thing I say to turn it into a question.Spooning, fooling around and god knows what.Oh, you arrive on the scene… Why you picked me? I still don’t understand.J:I chose you for your verve.Your excellence and your ability to instruct.You’ve lived a first-rate life, and I find it eminently usable.B:What do you want?Everybody wants something, Joe.You’ve been taking me from pillar to post here.And I thought who you were, and it wasn’t a lot of fun, but it was almost bearable.But now, I’m getting something else from you, something very, very strange.What is it that you want?J:I’m only living Parrish by words, looking for that “ounce of excitement,” that whisper of thrill there is no “sense living your life without.” You know what I mean, Bill?B:You are violating the laws of the universe.J:This universe?B:Any universe that exists or ever existed.You may be the pro, Joe, but I know who you are, and you are all fucked up.J:I don’t like your tone, and I don’t like your references.B:And I don’t give a shit.J:Perhaps it’s time to remind you this is not simply a dispute with a putative suitor. This is me. So be careful, Bill.B:Cut all that “Bill” crap out, you son of a bitch.J:I’ll say it again. Be careful Bill.