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浜崎あゆみ（ayumi hamasaki） By 浜崎あゆみ（ayumi hamasaki）

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5/14 “Hello new me” Digital Release!

Ayumi Hamasaki’s new song “Hello new me” has been confirmed as the theme song for the second season of “Zoku: Saigo Kara Ni Ban Me No Koi”. This is the second Ayu track in a row to grace the popular Fuji TV drama, with “How Beautiful You Are” being used for season one in 2012.
“Hello new me” is a heartwarming, mid-tempo track that perfectly evokes the perennial Japanese springtime themes of students starting the new school year, new company employees… and of course, new love.
The digital release on May 14th precedes its inclusion on Ayu’s 15th studio album due out July 2nd!

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5/14「Hello new me」Digital Release！

浜崎あゆみ書き下ろしの新曲「Hello new me」は、毎週高視聴率をキープをしている人気のフジテレビ系ドラマ「続・最後から二番目の恋」主題歌！
2012年１月放送のファーストシーズン主題歌「how beautiful you are」に続き2作連続の主題歌決定！！
今作は春を迎えるこの季節にピッタリのミディアムチューン。4月から新生活を迎える学生、社会人、恋人達...多くの人が新たなスタートを切るこの季節にピッタリのキャッチーなメロディと歌詞が聴く人の心を温かく包むハートフル・ソング。
5月14日にデジタル・リリースし、7月2日発売の通算15作目となるオリジナル・アルバムにパッケージ初収録！

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Lee Hsien Loong By Lee Hsien Loong

2015-06-27 20:02:19 有 19,061 人按讚
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Deeply saddened by the passing of Mr Chia Chwee Leong, at the ripe old age of 93. He and my father knew each other for more than 75 years. Their friendship survived the Japanese Occupation, Singapore’s independence, marriages, children, grandchildren and widowerhood.

Mr Chia first met my father in 1939 as students in RI and Raffles College. They lost touch when my father went to England to study, but after he came back, he looked up his old friend and they picked up where they last left off.

For 40 years, my parents would visit Mr Chia’s family at Chinese New Year. They did this every year until 2010, the year my mother passed away.

Mr Chia attended the wakes of both my mother and father. I am glad that my father had such a loyal and true friend. My deepest condolences to his children and loved ones on their loss. - LHL

(Source: The Straits Times © Singapore Press Holdings Limited. Permission required for reproduction.)

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Aten Arnon: เอเท็น อานนท์ Prince of Marketing By Aten Arnon: เอเท็น อานนท์ Prince of Marketing

2016-02-18 07:30:41 有 15,484 人按讚
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"วิธีแก้ไขโรคลังเล"

"ตัดสินใจด้วยตัวเองไม่ได้"

"พร้อม3วิธีที่ทำให้คุณ...
Continue Reading"how to fix hesitation disease"

"can't decide by myself"

" Ready 3 ways to make you
I'm the one who decided "

Now now.
Graduating
About to find a new job
Making a decision that

I will choose to work full time. I get high salary.

Or.....

I will choose to work, sell, no salary to get skills to do business.

What should I choose?

A
Here's a popular question.
No matter the whole inbox
Or live talk

When I find this question
I won't choose.
And won't answer that
What's better than anything

The mood is like
Should I buy a Japanese or European car?

Or...

I will choose a white car.
Or
Good Black?

" I believe no one can pay back

B
And.....
It must be crazy how people can pay back.
Who knows someone's heart better than him?
If you answer, it's just an opinion.

Like I replied....

White is good, handsome brother.
It's clean when it's clean.
But it's easy.
It's raining. I need to wash it.
Because it will be red and yellow stain.
Make the car a doctor.

Or

Black is also cool.
New wash time
Or the more glass coating, I ride.
But get over it
Just put your hands on the dust
Or clean cloth to wipe
Cat hair marks!

The question is....
If I could answer the question.
That's all I can do.
Promotion from car salesman
Become a cell in how to

" can you imagine?"

C C E C E E E
Honestly.
Most of the time I won't answer.
But I'll ask everyone

" what is the goal?"

Why am I asking this?

Because.....

Back to the car story.

I told you.
If a customer asks me
Should I choose white or black?

I'll tell you...

" let me see which color is stock?
I will be able to cheer for the colors that I have "
So I can sell.
And I will get money "
Frankly, is this okay?

" therefore
You will only get his opinion.
Which doesn't help you much "
Apart from temporary comfort

D
But if you ask...

Hey a!

I intend to...
Give my wife a car.
I will pick up my kid.
Most of them can't drive in the alley. Main Road.
Drive back less than 10 kilograms a day. That's all.
There's another big car anyway

I can imagine that's all.
No need for top model. No need to be a lot of system.
The Air Conditioner is not cold yet.
It's down.
So take the eco car enough

And then and and and and and
Or like me now old accord
Since I worked almost 7-8 years old.
Another 300 kg run. I will complete 200,000 km.

Start fixing tens of thousands at a time.
Of course age
It's time to buy a new one

I came to think.
Let's be honest.
Since I have a business.
Out of full time job
Plus do expert biz
Frankly, life is at home.
Some days I don't get a car stud.

Taking mom to travel. Eating is not far from home.
Going back for a few kilograms

If you go far, use it to fly.
Then rent a car
Actually use any car

F
Now now.
I'm starting to know a clear lifestyle
What do you want to do?

Assemble with the clear goals of life.
I plan to be 35
"there are plenty of people left"

So I'm very clear
And the highlight that everyone sees is
"I'm a very serious person"
"if you don't want to do anything, you won't do it"
"but if you want something, it must be the best"

"even if anyone disagrees, I will do it"
Not going around.

G G
So....

1. Current car goals
Just taking mom to eat around the house
Driving around Bangkok.
Far away from khao yai, chanthaburi, hua hin.
That's it.
Go further, fly and rent a car.
Meeting appointment. Now I use online.

2. Life goals. Age 35
I have to have a lot of use.
No more thinking about work
Thinking about passion

Thinking about family anyway
And Society continues
Create a society of going continuously.
Work according to happiness enough
Whatever you want. Enough!
Be like this for the rest of my life

H
So I calculated
Very little use of my car
And the biggest goal is
Retirement goal. Rich at 35
Which I can say cuddle wor for sure.
If I have continuous discipline

Of course today
Even though I don't drive much
I want to repay happiness
Give yourself some by leaving benz BMW
About 5 million

And when I get it, I'll be so happy.
And....
I'm going to be proud of it for 6 MONTHS-1 years
Then it will be indifferent

i
After that, the mood is gone.
And I have to pay back for a month for hundred thousand.
Warranty 60,000 per year
Not including checking range

And of course it will make me
Retire slow down
Of course I am clear
So in the building period
Common sense easily
I should cut the car I want
Temporary response to the mood
These go out

Use it just necessary
It's the same Japanese car.
Might lower the size again
From accord is a bunch
Be City car guys

Civic City altis hrv anything
If I don't think I will take mom to take the family.
Go to other provinces
Might as well drive eco car

%
So so
Willing to reduce happiness a little bit temporarily
Reduce big face, extravagant daddy
To reach the real goal faster

"surrender to jump higher"
" because if you stand tight legs, how can I jump up?"

I took this model from a successful man.
And used it all the time

Don't know
So so
Every problem, I can answer by myself.
Because my goal is very clear

Back at the question
Do you know why so many people can't choose?
Can't decide
And keep asking for confidence from others.

Because....
Actually...
" the goal is not clear!"

Or not even at all
Only day by day
Month per month
Year per year

But...
I can't answer the next 10
What will he be?

L's
When I was in my early 20 s.
I said to myself
Next 10 years before 30
I will earn 4-500,000 per month.
I pin the flag.

Which is now too much

It's not that I'm coming to show off.
Everybody knows I'm not that kind of person

But I would say
If people have goals
Let's be clear.
Even if I don't know how?

But if you move forward...
The way will come.
And most importantly.
This is clarity.
It will help us reach it

M L M L
It keeps telling me from the beginning
" when I want to be
Business owner something
I got 4-500,000 "

It also ordered me to go find knowledge.
I found a good book.
Told me to go to work for sale
Because I will...
Gained entrepreneurship skills

So, of course.
I'm fighting against all my friends
That keeps asking me
Why don't you follow the line of work?
Why do you go to work for sale?

N n n t
When I was working on selling Japanese cars.
At that time, income was included in every way.
2 million per year.
I said I was leaving
Going to be in Europe car

Everybody tell me crazy
Why start building a new customer base?
Old customers are tight.
I will get money here for cuddle days.

But I'm out because
The main goal is before 30
I have to be a business owner

So so
I need time
Sure.
I do what most people
I don't understand when I look at it.
Well, I lost half the income.

The O O O O O O
But that gives me time to go to business.
And...
9 months later
My big goal is accomplished
Income over set
I also left the sales job.

So so
On the way
I barely consulted anyone

If on the way
There are crossroads to choose from.

I'll put my big goal on it
"business owner 4-500,000"
And I'll know right away.
That's.....

"which way is good for me"

" which way makes me achieve my main goal

Starting with me, clear to myself.
What is my goal
Don't know what to do?
But I will!

P
So so
I told you today.
I'm not a salesman how to
I can't recommend anyone.

What should I choose?
Or which way is better
How can I know your heart ^_

But I solved this problem.
I will give all brothers and sisters for sure.
If you really do it

You can do it like me
The problem is....

Most of the people.
Like.......

1. Choose the path before goal

Would he think that he should go to do an uncle?
Or....
Let's go do this job?

Like you are
Ask yourself...
I'm going...

That Road?

Or...

This line is good?

The question is

" your goal is to stay on the road forever?"

Almost everyone will answer, not!

I will always ask.
I have seen it since I graduated.
Pay attention. Choose each other but the road.
Choose a career as the main point.
But never really told where to go?

So where are you going?
So I can choose the right road.
So I can choose the right career.

Many people are confused!

Can't answer

That's it.
Most people so
Still on the road next

Because he chose a career before the goal.

So so
These questions will never happen
If.....

1. You have clear life goals
And you can answer the next 10 years
Who will you be?
(answer in mind, no need to announce)

2. You make it clear enough
I don't know the way. It's
(when I was 20, I said this.
Own a business, earn 4-500,000 every month.
But that day, I don't know what to do)

3. Time you find choices in life
Each time you have to choose.
Between one.
With the.
Another one.

You will not hesitate or listen to anyone's word.
Even who doesn't understand
Or someone broke your wings

But I will look at that
My main goal first
I think it's way 2
Which leads to my goal
Let's talk about it
Without Consulting anyone

(I told you on top
That all the way
A lot of people don't understand.
My decision.
But I'm clear)

3 ways to make me....

"got a real goal"

"the one who decided"

" and no need to consult.
Ask someone a question often "

A10(Aten)
Prince of sales
"a society of possibilities"Translated

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Rachel and Jun By Rachel and Jun

2017-03-03 22:09:01 有 15,427,306 人看過 有 411,926 人喜歡
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This is our cat Poki. We found Poki about a year ago. What a year it's been.

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おもしろ雑貨コレクター By おもしろ雑貨コレクター

2020-01-14 16:11:54 有 9,050,273 人看過 有 81,455 人喜歡
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◆この雑貨について◆
［コレクションNo.0509］
あけましておめでとうございます。今年もどうぞ宜しくお願い致します。おもしろ雑貨コレクターの伊勢海老太郎です。今回は昭和の餅つき機の2020年バージョンです。昨年紹介して好評だったので、今年も昭和の餅つき機で餅をついてみました。今回も餅は荒ぶり暴れ回りました（笑）。元旦に公開したかったのですが、年末年始に仕事が入り、編集が遅れて本日の公開となりました。2019年バージョンの動画で、つきたての餅をどうして食べないの？丸もちじゃないの？きなこもちが美味しいよ！などなどコメントを頂いたので今年は全てしてみました（笑）。モチケズ、モチスラを使って餅のアレンジ料理も楽しみましたよ。色々と詰め込みすぎて動画の尺がお餅のように長く伸びました。最後までご視聴頂けるとモチ（餅）ベーションが上がります。昭和の餅つき機でついた餅を、令和の醤油皿で食べるのは時代を感じました。動画を見れば一目瞭然ですが、餅つきシーンは長いし昨年も紹介したので、かなり早送りしています。お菓子の家の鳩時計タイマーの新色が発売されていたので、さっそく購入して使ってみました。ASMR好きの視聴者さまからリクエストがあったモチスラ餅せんべいをサクサク食べる音は、昨年不評だったので今年はしませんでした……（笑）。 #エンディングは2020年のビッグイベントにちなんで…… 2020年と言えば東京の年になるだろうということで、東京タワーの登場です。今年は東京に来られる海外の方も多いかと思います。日本を楽しんで、おもしろ雑貨を是非お土産に爆買いしてください（笑）。登場した雑貨の詳細は下記関連リンクをご確認ください。



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Happy New Year 2020! I hope you will have a great year. I will introduce Japanese Rice Cake Machine again this year. Japanese Rice Cake Machine videos are very popular. I am very happy. thank you very much. With this machine you can make delicious rice cake. Unfortunately, the Japanese Rice Cake Machine featured in this video has been discontinued. However, another manufacturer sells a new Japanese Rice Cake Machine. I cooked a lot of mochi. How was my rice cake cooking show? Mochi Takoyaki and Mochi Pizza are very delicious. Mochi and cheese go very well. The Olympic Games will be held in Tokyo in 2020. I am very much looking forward to the Tokyo Olympics. The last tower I introduced is Tokyo Tower. It is a very famous building in Tokyo. Hope you can enjoy Japan watching the Olympic Games and sightseeing.
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