2004年4月26日は、％sの星印の下の月曜日でした。 それはその年の**♉日でした。 アメリカ合衆国の大統領は116**でした。
この日に生まれた場合、あなたはGeorge W. Bush歳です。 あなたの最後の誕生日は22、2026年4月26日日曜日日前でした。 次の誕生日は47、2027年4月26日月曜日日です。 あなたは317日、または約8,082時間、または約193,978分、または約11,638,719秒生きてきました。
Date: 26 April 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Sabrina NYT
New York City Fire Department tells firefighters to be cautious when entering stairwells and rooftops of apartments buildings in high-crime areas in order not to surprise armed police officers on patrol (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By JAMES GORMAN
James GORMAN
Plastic surgery is changing to give patients quicker, cheaper and less invasive procedures while providing more subtle, natural changes; Dr V Leroy Young, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's emerging trends task force chairman, notes that more operations, which are performed earlier, seem to be industry trend; drastic changes are infrequent with more patients wanting slow process of transformation and reduced impact of aging; filling in features is also becoming popular as technologies change; various procedures discussed; graph, drawings (L)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
Colby & Partners, California unit of Dentsu agency company, is opening New York office (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By LORRAINE KREAHLING
Lorraine KREAHLING
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes results of six-decade study on possible benefits of stretching; findings, published in journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, suggests full-body warm-up before stretching; holds that stretching prior to warm-up does not reduce injuries and in some cases can increase likelihood of injury; Dr Lisa Bartoli, Beth Israel Medical Center attending physician, says that muscles perform best when they are not too loose or too tight; suggests doing planned physical activity at 50 percent of target intensity for full body warm-up; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Lawrence ALTMAN
World Health Orgn reports new wave of cases has been identified in SARS outbreak in China; this is third generation of cases in chain of transmission that Chinese officials say began when medical student was working in country's main SARS laboratory in Beijing in Mar; latest outbreak includes three relatives of nurse who acquired disease while caring for medical student; fact that SARS has been transmitted to third generation before it was identified shows its potential to spread quickly (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By STEPHANIE STROM
Stephanie STROM
Pew Charitable Trusts are pulling their major polling, research and information projects into single organization to save administrative costs as part of metamorphosis from private foundation to public charity; directors of trusts voted last Nov to become public charity, giving it more flexibility to raise money, lobby and contribute to other organizations, as well as getting tax advantages; Pew's transition has attracted great deal of attention in philanthropic circles (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
Editorial applauds statement signed by New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson and California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger strongly endorsing energy efficiency and setting aggressive targets for much greater use of wind, solar, biomass and other forms of renewable energy throughout West; notes it was presented at 'energy summit' of governors and respresentatives from 18 Western states, area of country not usually associated with innovative thinking on energy policy (National Edition)
Date: 26 April 2004
By ANDY NEWMAN; Robert F. Worth, Colin Moynihan and Tara Bahrampour contributed reporting for this article
Andy NEWMAN
Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2 make festive departure from New York after weekend of ocean-liner excitement; photos (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Sabrina NYT
New York City Fire Department tells firefighters to be cautious when entering stairwells and rooftops of apartments buildings in high-crime areas in order not to surprise armed police officers on patrol (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By JAMES GORMAN
James GORMAN
Plastic surgery is changing to give patients quicker, cheaper and less invasive procedures while providing more subtle, natural changes; Dr V Leroy Young, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's emerging trends task force chairman, notes that more operations, which are performed earlier, seem to be industry trend; drastic changes are infrequent with more patients wanting slow process of transformation and reduced impact of aging; filling in features is also becoming popular as technologies change; various procedures discussed; graph, drawings (L)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
Colby & Partners, California unit of Dentsu agency company, is opening New York office (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By LORRAINE KREAHLING
Lorraine KREAHLING
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes results of six-decade study on possible benefits of stretching; findings, published in journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, suggests full-body warm-up before stretching; holds that stretching prior to warm-up does not reduce injuries and in some cases can increase likelihood of injury; Dr Lisa Bartoli, Beth Israel Medical Center attending physician, says that muscles perform best when they are not too loose or too tight; suggests doing planned physical activity at 50 percent of target intensity for full body warm-up; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Lawrence ALTMAN
World Health Orgn reports new wave of cases has been identified in SARS outbreak in China; this is third generation of cases in chain of transmission that Chinese officials say began when medical student was working in country's main SARS laboratory in Beijing in Mar; latest outbreak includes three relatives of nurse who acquired disease while caring for medical student; fact that SARS has been transmitted to third generation before it was identified shows its potential to spread quickly (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By STEPHANIE STROM
Stephanie STROM
Pew Charitable Trusts are pulling their major polling, research and information projects into single organization to save administrative costs as part of metamorphosis from private foundation to public charity; directors of trusts voted last Nov to become public charity, giving it more flexibility to raise money, lobby and contribute to other organizations, as well as getting tax advantages; Pew's transition has attracted great deal of attention in philanthropic circles (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Sabrina NYT
New York City Fire Department tells firefighters to be cautious when entering stairwells and rooftops of apartments buildings in high-crime areas in order not to surprise armed police officers on patrol (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By JAMES GORMAN
James GORMAN
Plastic surgery is changing to give patients quicker, cheaper and less invasive procedures while providing more subtle, natural changes; Dr V Leroy Young, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's emerging trends task force chairman, notes that more operations, which are performed earlier, seem to be industry trend; drastic changes are infrequent with more patients wanting slow process of transformation and reduced impact of aging; filling in features is also becoming popular as technologies change; various procedures discussed; graph, drawings (L)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
Colby & Partners, California unit of Dentsu agency company, is opening New York office (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By LORRAINE KREAHLING
Lorraine KREAHLING
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes results of six-decade study on possible benefits of stretching; findings, published in journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, suggests full-body warm-up before stretching; holds that stretching prior to warm-up does not reduce injuries and in some cases can increase likelihood of injury; Dr Lisa Bartoli, Beth Israel Medical Center attending physician, says that muscles perform best when they are not too loose or too tight; suggests doing planned physical activity at 50 percent of target intensity for full body warm-up; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Lawrence ALTMAN
World Health Orgn reports new wave of cases has been identified in SARS outbreak in China; this is third generation of cases in chain of transmission that Chinese officials say began when medical student was working in country's main SARS laboratory in Beijing in Mar; latest outbreak includes three relatives of nurse who acquired disease while caring for medical student; fact that SARS has been transmitted to third generation before it was identified shows its potential to spread quickly (S)
Date: 26 April 2004
Editorial applauds statement signed by New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson and California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger strongly endorsing energy efficiency and setting aggressive targets for much greater use of wind, solar, biomass and other forms of renewable energy throughout West; notes it was presented at 'energy summit' of governors and respresentatives from 18 Western states, area of country not usually associated with innovative thinking on energy policy (National Edition)
Date: 26 April 2004
By ANDY NEWMAN; Robert F. Worth, Colin Moynihan and Tara Bahrampour contributed reporting for this article
Andy NEWMAN
Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2 make festive departure from New York after weekend of ocean-liner excitement; photos (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Sabrina NYT
New York City Fire Department tells firefighters to be cautious when entering stairwells and rooftops of apartments buildings in high-crime areas in order not to surprise armed police officers on patrol (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By JAMES GORMAN
James GORMAN
Plastic surgery is changing to give patients quicker, cheaper and less invasive procedures while providing more subtle, natural changes; Dr V Leroy Young, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's emerging trends task force chairman, notes that more operations, which are performed earlier, seem to be industry trend; drastic changes are infrequent with more patients wanting slow process of transformation and reduced impact of aging; filling in features is also becoming popular as technologies change; various procedures discussed; graph, drawings (L)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
Colby & Partners, California unit of Dentsu agency company, is opening New York office (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By LORRAINE KREAHLING
Lorraine KREAHLING
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes results of six-decade study on possible benefits of stretching; findings, published in journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, suggests full-body warm-up before stretching; holds that stretching prior to warm-up does not reduce injuries and in some cases can increase likelihood of injury; Dr Lisa Bartoli, Beth Israel Medical Center attending physician, says that muscles perform best when they are not too loose or too tight; suggests doing planned physical activity at 50 percent of target intensity for full body warm-up; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Lawrence ALTMAN
World Health Orgn reports new wave of cases has been identified in SARS outbreak in China; this is third generation of cases in chain of transmission that Chinese officials say began when medical student was working in country's main SARS laboratory in Beijing in Mar; latest outbreak includes three relatives of nurse who acquired disease while caring for medical student; fact that SARS has been transmitted to third generation before it was identified shows its potential to spread quickly (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By STEPHANIE STROM
Stephanie STROM
Pew Charitable Trusts are pulling their major polling, research and information projects into single organization to save administrative costs as part of metamorphosis from private foundation to public charity; directors of trusts voted last Nov to become public charity, giving it more flexibility to raise money, lobby and contribute to other organizations, as well as getting tax advantages; Pew's transition has attracted great deal of attention in philanthropic circles (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
Editorial applauds statement signed by New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson and California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger strongly endorsing energy efficiency and setting aggressive targets for much greater use of wind, solar, biomass and other forms of renewable energy throughout West; notes it was presented at 'energy summit' of governors and respresentatives from 18 Western states, area of country not usually associated with innovative thinking on energy policy (National Edition)
Date: 26 April 2004
By ANDY NEWMAN; Robert F. Worth, Colin Moynihan and Tara Bahrampour contributed reporting for this article
Andy NEWMAN
Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2 make festive departure from New York after weekend of ocean-liner excitement; photos (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Sabrina Tavernise (NYT); Compiled by Anthony Ramirez
Sabrina NYT
New York City Fire Department tells firefighters to be cautious when entering stairwells and rooftops of apartments buildings in high-crime areas in order not to surprise armed police officers on patrol (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By JAMES GORMAN
James GORMAN
Plastic surgery is changing to give patients quicker, cheaper and less invasive procedures while providing more subtle, natural changes; Dr V Leroy Young, American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery's emerging trends task force chairman, notes that more operations, which are performed earlier, seem to be industry trend; drastic changes are infrequent with more patients wanting slow process of transformation and reduced impact of aging; filling in features is also becoming popular as technologies change; various procedures discussed; graph, drawings (L)
Date: 26 April 2004
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
Colby & Partners, California unit of Dentsu agency company, is opening New York office (S)
Date: 27 April 2004
By LORRAINE KREAHLING
Lorraine KREAHLING
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes results of six-decade study on possible benefits of stretching; findings, published in journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, suggests full-body warm-up before stretching; holds that stretching prior to warm-up does not reduce injuries and in some cases can increase likelihood of injury; Dr Lisa Bartoli, Beth Israel Medical Center attending physician, says that muscles perform best when they are not too loose or too tight; suggests doing planned physical activity at 50 percent of target intensity for full body warm-up; photo (M)
Date: 26 April 2004
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Lawrence ALTMAN
World Health Orgn reports new wave of cases has been identified in SARS outbreak in China; this is third generation of cases in chain of transmission that Chinese officials say began when medical student was working in country's main SARS laboratory in Beijing in Mar; latest outbreak includes three relatives of nurse who acquired disease while caring for medical student; fact that SARS has been transmitted to third generation before it was identified shows its potential to spread quickly (S)
Date: 26 April 2004
Editorial applauds statement signed by New Mexico Gov Bill Richardson and California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger strongly endorsing energy efficiency and setting aggressive targets for much greater use of wind, solar, biomass and other forms of renewable energy throughout West; notes it was presented at 'energy summit' of governors and respresentatives from 18 Western states, area of country not usually associated with innovative thinking on energy policy (National Edition)
Date: 26 April 2004
By ANDY NEWMAN; Robert F. Worth, Colin Moynihan and Tara Bahrampour contributed reporting for this article
Andy NEWMAN
Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2 make festive departure from New York after weekend of ocean-liner excitement; photos (M)