１１月１２日火曜日
晴れ。風なく穏やか。朝家事は薄い方の掛布団カバーの洗濯。カバーを外すのは簡単だが、カバーをかけるのが面倒なのであるよ。その後、生協へ自用の品と洗濯洗剤の詰め替えを買いに行く。洗剤の容器は780グラムで詰め替え用は1160グラムになっている。どういう状態を想定してこの容量にしたのだろう？容器の概ね1本半だから、容器を2本用意しておいて、2本目が半分空になった辺りで注ぎ足せと云うことかね？
生協の前にワカちゃんに面会致す。ちょっと頭に触ったが、無反応。少しずつ、少しずつ。
帰宅して昼飯を温め、その後書き取りで忘我に努め、昼飯を喰って一息入れたあとアリオの紀伊国屋書店に届いたと連絡の入った予約図書『藤井旭の天文年鑑』を引き取りに参った。途中、かなり遠回りをして白鳥都住の黒猫とサバトラ猫を訪ねた。黒猫は怖いもの知らずで足下までくる。サバトラはスナックは欲しいが怖くてそばには来られない。サバトラには少し投げてあげた。それぞれの生い立ちで対人間への警戒心が違うのだろう。
で、そこから亀青小学校南門、宝持院、環七を渡り、中川の土手を歩き、アリオに入る。
で、紀伊国屋書店で云いつかった卓上カレンダー二種類と『藤井旭の天文年鑑』を買い求め、退去。昔々、高校の天文部に所属していた細君はこの天文年鑑を捲り一年を過ごす。方向音痴とケチの相乗効果で義妹のようにほっつき歩かず結構なことである。
参考文献：
「星座を知るよろこび － 草下英明｣社会思想社刊 星座手帳 から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/33668636/
次にリリオ2階のニトリで、これも云いつかったタオル掛けを探した。この種の品物の品揃えが非常に悪化していて1200円するものが1種類あるだけだった。で、それならと5階の百均に上り、百円の品を買った。1200円で気に入らなければいつまでもブチブチ言うだろうが百円ならば使い物にならなくても文句は言うまい。
で、リリオを出て、前の銀行でへそくりを少し卸した。この一年は少し無駄遣いしてみるかという気分なのである。無駄遣いといっても猫と野点までだが。
そこから、日高屋に行き、かたヤキソバでビールを飲む。かたヤキソバは久しぶりで旨し。
日高屋から曳舟川に出て、お稲荷さんまで下る。コンちゃんは腹が空いていたようで愛想よくニャーと鳴き、尻尾をピンと立ててスナック会場へと先導してくれた。マグロ風味を完食。食べ終わればさっさと寝ぐらへ。
最後にクロちゃんを訪ねるが不在の様子。今日は全猫に会いたいと思い何回か呼んでいると二号棟の階段を駆け下りてクロちゃんが来てくれた。モフモフのあとカツオ風味を完食。
帰宅して、面倒な布団カバー入れ。
願い事―ポックリ御陀仏。知らずに仏。
再びは生まれ来ぬ世か冬銀河（細見綾子）
昨日はブログ「随筆筆写｣に２９人の方が訪れ、３２のアクセスがあった。
トップはアクセス５で
「サザエさんの性生活 － 寺山修司」角川文庫 家出のすすめ から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32296453/
２位（アクセス２）は、
「回転寿司と財産犯 － 橋爪隆」巻頭言、法学教室2022年２月号
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32387538/
「タナトスのラーメン・きじょっぱいということ － 千葉雅也｣ずる、ずるラーメン から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32561698/
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32703684/
「明るい自殺 － 東海林さだお｣人間は哀れである から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32834199/
と
「死亡推定時刻はどう推理する？ － 上野正彦｣朝日文庫 死体の教科書 から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/33674142/
でした。で、明るくない自殺を紐づけ致しました。
「“かぎりなく他殺に近い自殺” 香山リカ」死をめぐる５０章 から
https://zuihitsuhissha.exblog.jp/32330558/
本日の暇つぶし。
Parenting
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001h422
I dictated this BBC Program. Your advice and corrections are appreciated.
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Hello. Last weekend I met ???(1)??? with my ten-year old grand daughter Rose. She sat opposite me alongside the parents on one side of the restaurant table, appeared to be silently enjoying her food while the adults chattered happily way about their lives and times. ???(2)??? I recognized that it was incumbent on me as a loving grand father, or any indeed any sort of proper grand father, to attempt some conversation with her. I dutifully asked her what was school like? what was her favorite subjects? what do you want to be when she was grown up? But even as I asked, I was silently aware how much my questions, not about fun, but implicitly about how well her parents, my son and his wife, were preparing her for successful life ahead.
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And it was ???(1)??? new paper by Benedetta Cappellini, Professor of Marketing at Durham University. But I realized how much my questions are reflection, symptom if you like, of the significant shift in parenting culture, shift towards what Benedetta call intensive parenting. Well now, Benedetta now joins me.
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Benedetta, how do you define intensive parenting? What would you say who is principal figuring?
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We should start by saying that I like the earlier ???(1)??? advice. Intensive parenting ???(2)??? solely around the child. The need of the child which had been expanded and today we are not talking just of the physical need of the child but also of psychological ???(3)??? need. Parents are encouraged to learn from experts. They have a lot of advice from pediatricians, doctors, even celebrities if you like, influencers and of all this advice are centered around consumption. So parents are encouraged to buy gadgets, brand objects and experiences for their children to nature them. And very importantly to develop ???(4)??? skills ???(5)???. They are cultural, social capital. So the model of parenting here is around the concept of education Is these ideas that childhood cannot be ???(6)??? naturally. The child is at risk, at risk of not doing well at school, at risk on not performing very well in sports. The last point, probably ???(7)??? should make in define intensive parenting is that it is a classed idea of good parenting. So only the very lucky and very fortunate ones in society have the financial resources to buy so many products for their children. So it's a middle class way of doing parenting, and this is something that quite important to emphasize, because it's becoming more and more normalized way of looking after children, which means that the working class parents, for example, are judged against the standards that be cannot simply be afford.
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本日の暇つぶし。その二
Chris Elliott on fighting food fraud
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001gwyh
I dictated the BBC program. Your advice and corrections are appreciated.
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In this episode we dig into the lucrative world of food crime with the scientist who has made it his life’s work to scupper fraudsters, such as those behind 2013 horse meats scam and ensure what we're eating is what it says it is. Bon appetit.
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Hello, how do we know we can trust food we eat whether your sprinkling dried herbs into stew, or tucking into a ready made lasagna, how can you be sure that the product you bought is what it says it is? Or indeed it is safe because that oregano could just be much cheaper crushed olive leaves, and beef ragu could be, well, horse meats, or of course they could potentially contain something far worse. Luckily for all of us, exploring how we identify contaminants in the food and finding the technologies to allow us to that is what my guest today’s all about. He is something of a food detective. Chris Elliott is the professor of food safety and micro biology at Queen’s University, Belfast, and founding director of its institute for global food security. During impressively packed career that has taken him all over the world. Chris has been an instrumental in developing scientific solutions to protect those animals and humans from contaminated food. In 2013 horse meats scandal broke in the UK. When it was revealed that foods purporting to be made with beef, in fact contained undeclared horse meats. When the government subsequently wanted an independent review of the UK food system, Chris Elliott was clearly the man for the job. And the scientific he has pioneered to read the miraculous fingerprints of food stuffs and confirm their authenticity are specifically designed to be easily usable anywhere in the world. All these achievements are far cry from his childhood years growing up in Belfast during the troubles. When Chris describes himself as being a bloody awful student who left school at sixteen. He has come a long way since then. Chris Elliott, welcome to Life Scientific.
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