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AWS	AWS News Blog	Customize and Package Dependencies With Your Apache Spark Applications on Amazon EMR on Amazon EKS	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/customize-and-package-dependencies-with-your-apache-spark-applications-on-amazon-emr-on-amazon-eks/	Customize and Package Dependencies With Your Apache Spark Applications on Amazon EMR on Amazon EKSLast AWS re Invent we announced the general availability of Amazon EMR on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service Amazon EKS a new deployment option for Amazon EMR that allows customers to automate the provisioning and management of Apache Spark on Amazon EKS With Amazon EMR on EKS customers can deploy EMR applications on the same Amazon EKS …	2021-06-24 19:34:38
AWS	AWS Architecture Blog	Building a Showback Dashboard for Cost Visibility with Serverless Architectures	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/building-a-showback-dashboard-for-cost-visibility-with-serverless-architectures/	Building a Showback Dashboard for Cost Visibility with Serverless ArchitecturesEnterprises with centralized IT organizations and multiple lines of businesses frequently use showback or chargeback mechanisms to hold their departments accountable for their technology usage and costs Chargeback involves actually billing a department for the cost of their division s usage Showback focuses on visibility to make the department more cost conscientious and encourage operational efficiency …	2021-06-24 19:51:08
AWS	AWS Database Blog	How to migrate Amazon DynamoDB tables from one AWS account to another with AWS Data Pipeline	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/how-to-migrate-amazon-dynamodb-tables-from-one-aws-account-to-another-with-aws-data-pipeline/	How to migrate Amazon DynamoDB tables from one AWS account to another with AWS Data PipelineThere are many scenarios in which you might need to migrate your Amazon DynamoDB tables from one AWS account to another AWS account such as when you need to consolidate all your AWS services into centralized accounts Consolidating DynamoDB tables into a single account can be time consuming and complex if you have a lot of …	2021-06-24 19:51:31
AWS	AWS	Amazon EMR on EKS - Build Custom Images for Apache Spark on Kubernetes	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x4DRKmNPfQ	Amazon EMR on EKS Build Custom Images for Apache Spark on KubernetesSee how to build your own containers images for running Apache Spark jobs on EMR on EKS Customers often want to customize their Spark images with EMR on EKS This functionality allows you to build your own container image based off of the default EMR Spark runtime and run your Spark jobs on Kubernetes with the custom image See how to build a custom Dockerfile that installs additional software and run a Spark job that builds a map of air quality data in the continental US using data from OpenAQ Learn more about customizable runtime images for Amazon EMR on Amazon EKS Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos AWS AmazonEMR	2021-06-24 19:36:02
AWS	AWS - Webinar Channel	Improve Database Scalability and Availability with Amazon RDS Proxy - AWS Online Tech Talks	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZSEsOi3S4Y	Improve Database Scalability and Availability with Amazon RDS Proxy AWS Online Tech TalksMany applications including those built on modern serverless architectures have large numbers of open connections to the database server and may open and close database connections at a high rate exhausting database memory and compute resources Applications that support highly variable workloads for example may attempt to open a burst of new database connections Applications built on technologies such as serverless PHP or Ruby on Rails also open and close database connections frequently to serve application requests In this tech talk learn how RDS Proxy a fully managed highly available and easy to use database proxy feature reduces the stress on database compute and memory resources that typically occurs when new connections are established resulting in improved scalability availability and application security Learning Objectives Learn how to improve Aurora scalability with connection pooling Learn how to improve Aurora availability and reduce failover times up to Learn how to improve and better manafe application security To learn more about the services featured in this talk please visit	2021-06-24 19:28:11
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	不必要な項目をグラフから削除したい。	https://teratail.com/questions/345958?rss=all	不必要な項目をグラフから削除したい。	2021-06-25 04:40:51
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Google delays FLoC rollout until 2023	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1775951	google	2021-06-24 19:48:09
海外TECH	Ars Technica	DirectStorage on Windows 11: Next-gen gaming performance, with PC requirements	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1775968	directstorage	2021-06-24 19:05:25
海外TECH	DEV Community	Getting started with React Cosmos	https://dev.to/logrocket/getting-started-with-react-cosmos-50mn	Getting started with React CosmosWritten by Elizabeth Amaechi ️ IntroductionOne of the many selling points of React is that users can build components and reuse them repeatedly within a specific codebase You can take this feature further with the help of the React Cosmos developer tool React Cosmos is used for building isolated and scalable React components It lets you create a sole component for your React application You can consider different use cases as well as different design patterns when making use of React Cosmos which will allow you to create very versatile isolated components that fit many other conditions Benefits of using React CosmosReact Cosmos works by making use of component features The sum of these component features is what makes up your component library This is then rendered on a UI for easy tracking A major benefit of using React Cosmos is that it can scan any of your React projects and let you render the components within each of them with any combination of props or in any state In this section we ll go over some of the many benefits of using React Cosmos Reusable component creationAs stated earlier React Cosmos takes the reusability benefits of React to the next level allowing for the creation of isolated and reusable components This gives you more room to create a robust architecture while preventing you from having to rewrite an already defined UI UI sharing across different projectsIn addition to reusing a UI within a given project React Cosmos allows for the reusability of a component across various projects in your portfolio This is really helpful in creating solid and uniform branding across your project Easy debuggingIt is much easier to identify and fix errors in your application when you use React Cosmos because it isolates components into individual units rather than forces you to work with non isolated components This makes development much easier and faster because it s much easier to figure out your error sources Build and publish your component libraryYou can make any of your React Cosmos components publicly available for your coworkers or anyone on the internet This can come in handy should you decide to build or launch your own component library for public use Real time external API mockingUsers can see the current state of their application in real time by mocking external APIs This makes development faster and can also come in handy during debugging Installing React CosmosReact Cosmos can be used on any React or React Native project but for this article we will focus on React Make sure that you ve installed your React project beforehand with the use of npx create react app Now let s install React Cosmos in our React project using either npm Node Package Manager npm i D react cosmosor Yarn yarn add dev react cosmosYou can confirm that installation is successful by checking the package json file in your React project After installation the next step is to create a package json script in your application This will enable you to start your Cosmos project Include the following code under the script section of your package json file scripts cosmos cosmos cosmos export cosmos export Your whole package json file should look as so name reactcosmos version private true dependencies testing library jest dom testing library react testing library user event react react dom react scripts web vitals scripts start react scripts start build react scripts build test react scripts test eject react scripts eject cosmos cosmos cosmos export cosmos export eslintConfig extends react app react app jest browserslist production gt not dead not op mini all development last chrome version last firefox version last safari version devDependencies react cosmos Let s proceed to start our application Launching our React app with React CosmosRun the below command within your terminal Using npm npm run cosmosOr using Yarn yarn cosmosYou should be prompted to visit localhost to view your component libraries You won t see any components there yet because we haven t built any If you re faced with an error message you should do the following Create a file called babel config js and update its content with the code below module exports presets babel preset env targets node current babel preset react targets node current add this Create another file called postcss config js and update its content as so module exports This should fix any Babel or PostCSS issues If the error persists then you can read through the message and try to troubleshoot or browse the error message on your favorite browser Building our first React componentTo build our first component we need to create a fixture Fixture files usually contain only one default export ーeither a React component or a React node To create one we need to add fixture to the name of the file containing our component ーwe ll use main fixture js This way React Cosmos can easily track it Proceed to create a file named button fixture jsx within the src folder of your React application The next step is to update the file with the code below button fixture jsximport React from react export default function Hello return lt h gt Hello World lt h gt Hurray You just created your first isolated component using React Cosmos To confirm this proceed to localhost again where you should see your first component listed under All Fixtures Updating your React componentsNow that we have successfully created our first component we can proceed to update it In this section we ll build a button component Proceed to update the content of our button fixture jsx file as shown below import React from react import button fixture css export default function Button return lt button gt Hey Click me lt button gt What we did above is create a button tag and linked our yet to be created CSS stylesheet Now create another file called button fixture css for our button component styling Update the content of the new file as follows button padding px px color fff border none outline none background color teal border radius px display block margin auto margin top px cursor pointer This will style the newly created button You can once again proceed to localhost to see the changes we made to our component We have successfully created and updated our isolated button component It can now be used for our different applications As you create more components they will show up within your pre rendered dashboard for viewing Note that fixture files must be located within the src folder of your React application You can create a fixture either by adding fixture to your filename or creating a fixtures folder and placing all your fixture files within it Multi fixture filesIt can be challenging to export more than one component from a single fixture file especially when you allow for just one default export You can walk around this issue by placing your components in the form of an object as shown below this will enable you to export multiple components with one fixture file export default primary lt PrimaryButton gt Click me lt PrimaryButton gt primaryDisabled lt PrimaryButton disabled gt Click me lt PrimaryButton gt secondary lt SecondaryButton gt Click me lt SecondaryButton gt secondaryDisabled lt SecondaryButton disabled gt Click me lt SecondaryButton gt ConclusionReact Cosmos is an excellent way to create an isolated component for your current or future React application particularly as it comes easy to use and with swift debugging among other benefits Try out React Cosmos for easy and faster development the next time you re building components Full visibility into production React appsDebugging React applications can be difficult especially when users experience issues that are difficult to reproduce If you re interested in monitoring and tracking Redux state automatically surfacing JavaScript errors and tracking slow network requests and component load time try LogRocket LogRocket is like a DVR for web apps recording literally everything that happens on your React app Instead of guessing why problems happen you can aggregate and report on what state your application was in when an issue occurred LogRocket also monitors your app s performance reporting with metrics like client CPU load client memory usage and more The LogRocket Redux middleware package adds an extra layer of visibility into your user sessions LogRocket logs all actions and state from your Redux stores Modernize how you debug your React apps ーstart monitoring for free	2021-06-24 19:18:32
海外TECH	DEV Community	Using Hotwire and Rails to build a live commenting system	https://dev.to/davidcolbyatx/using-hotwire-and-rails-to-build-a-live-commenting-system-aj9	Using Hotwire and Rails to build a live commenting systemToday we re exploring Hotwire a new old way of building web applications by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire We ll learn how Hotwire works with Ruby on Rails by building a simple application that allows users to leave comments on a project and see those comments in real time without requiring full page turns This guide presents an alternative approach to a guide I wrote last year which guides you through creating a similar experience using Stimulus Either approach is valid and works well The approach presented today presents a way of delivering the experience without writing any JavaScript code and should feel very natural for any Ruby on Rails developer Here is what it will look like when we are finished It won t be pretty but it will work and we won t write a single line of JavaScript To accomplish this we will start with a new Rails application install Hotwire in the application and then walk through the basics of adding Hotwire to our views and controllers I m writing this assuming that you are comfortable with the basics of Ruby on Rails development and that you ve never used Hotwire before You can find the complete source code for this tutorial on Github Let s dive in Set up our projectTo get started we will create a new Rails application and scaffold up a Project resource to build our commenting system against While you can work from an existing application of your own you will find this guide easier to follow if you start from scratch along with me First run these console comamnds to create and setup our Rails app rails new hotwire comments Tcd hotwire commentsrails g scaffold Project name stringrails g model Comment body text project referencesrails db migraterails sIn your browser head to http localhost projects and create a project We ll use this project as we build the commenting system Once that s done open the application s code in your favorite editor and add has many comments to app models project rb Next display comments on the project show page by updating app views projects show html erb with the following lt app views projects show html erb gt lt p id notice gt lt notice gt lt p gt lt p gt lt strong gt Name lt strong gt lt project name gt lt p gt lt div gt lt project comments each do comment gt lt div gt lt comment body gt lt div gt lt end gt lt div gt lt link to Edit edit project path project gt lt link to Back projects path gt And add a few comments in the rail console Project first comments lt lt Comment create body Hotwire comments are coming soon Wonderful If you ve followed along successfully so far when you visit http localhost projects you should see something that looks like this Now we re ready to install Hotwire and start learning Installing HotwireTo install Hotwire first add the hotwire rails gem to your Gemfile by running this commend in your console or by manually updating your Gemfile and running bundle install in your terminal bundle add hotwire railsOnce the gem is added run the installer from your terminal rails hotwire installAfter the installer runs restart your rails server or you may encounter some undefined method errors later in this guide Now that we have Hotwire installed let s start with getting comments to render in real time Adding a comments streamHotwire as we re using it relies on frameworks designed and maintained by the Basecamp team One of those frameworks is Turbo Turbo is a set of complimentary techniques for speeding up page changes and form submissions For our purposes we ll be interested in two key components of the Turbo package Turbo Frames and Turbo Streams A Turbo Stream delivers page changes to the browser over Websocket By adding the Hotwire Rails project to our application we gain access to a set of helper methods that make working with Turbo Streams simple Let s see how this works by updating our project show page as follows lt app views projects show html erb gt lt p id notice gt lt notice gt lt p gt lt p gt lt strong gt Name lt strong gt lt project name gt lt p gt lt turbo stream from project comments gt lt div id lt dom id project comments gt gt lt render project comments order created at desc gt lt div gt lt link to Edit edit project path project gt lt link to Back projects path gt Let s walk through the changes here one by one First we add a turbostream that listens for broadcasts on the comments channel for our Project This stream is how we subscribe to comment updates for our project Note that because we re working with a nested resource here comments belong to a project our stream subscribes to comments for just the current project We also add an id to the parent div of our comments list This id is used to identify where to add broadcasted comments to the DOM If this id is not present or does not match the id in the broadcast no DOM updates will occur when comment changes are broadcast Finally we re using a comment partial to render each comment That partial doesn t exist yet let s add it now mkdir app views commentstouch app views comments comment html erbAnd then fill in the comment partial with the below content lt app views comments comment html erb gt lt div id lt dom id comment gt gt lt comment body gt lt div gt Note that here we re ensuring each comment has a unique id in the DOM which ensures that new comments are properly inserted into the DOM Our last step towards getting our stream setup and comments prepending in real time is to add a callback to the comment model When this callback runs the newly created comment will be broadcast on the project comments stream that our project show page is now subscribed to app models comment rbinclude ActionView RecordIdentifierafter create commit broadcast prepend to project comments target dom id project comments Here we are using the broadcast prepend to method provided by turbo rails There are a variety of methods that can be used to add remove and replace DOM content through callbacks triggered by model changes The best place to find these methods is by reading the turbo rails code Note that the target value passed to broadcast prepend to must exactly match the id set in the DOM earlier The dom id method used to set the broadcast channel target is not normally available in models so we include the relevant ActionView helper class in the model This simplifies our method of broadcasting to the appropriate channel H T to Chris Oliver at GoRails for this helpful trick With these changes in place let s test out our stream and see how it works Make sure you ve got your project open in a web browser and then open your Rails console and create a comment If you ve followed along successfully immediately after you create the comment in the console you should see the comment added to the project page open in your browser like this Adding comments with a formWhile our subscription is working great users aren t going to add content through the Rails console Let s finish up this tutorial by adding a form to add comments in the UI without requiring a page turn First let s create a partial to render our form touch app views comments form html erbAnd add the below to the form lt app views comments form html erb gt lt turbo frame tag comment form do gt lt form with model comment url project comments path project do form gt lt if comment errors any gt lt div id error explanation gt lt h gt lt pluralize comment errors count error gt prohibited this comment from being saved lt h gt lt ul gt lt comment errors each do error gt lt li gt lt error full message gt lt li gt lt end gt lt ul gt lt div gt lt end gt lt form text field body gt lt form submit gt lt end gt lt end gt This is pretty close to a standard Rails form partial with the added turbo frame tag that wraps the entire element This frame tag allows us to selectively replace the content of the form partial on form submission without writing any special Javascript Now we ll need a controller to handle submissions from this form rails g controller CommentsFill in the controller with the below content app controllers comments controller rbclass CommentsController lt ApplicationController def create project Project find params project id comment project comments new comment params respond to do format if comment save format turbo stream render turbo stream turbo stream replace comment form partial comments form locals comment Comment new format html render partial comments form locals comment Comment new else format turbo stream render turbo stream turbo stream replace comment form partial comments form locals comment comment format html render partial comments form locals comment comment end end end private def comment params params require comment permit body endendOur comments controller create method is a fairly standard Rails controller with one twist the create method responds to turbo stream requests When a turbo stream request is sent to this endpoint the controller responds with a turbo stream response to replace the comment form DOM element with the comments form partial both on a successful request and a failed request Note that as before the comment form id in our turbo frame needs to match the target passed to the turbo stream replace method The only difference between the failure and success responses is using the existing comment on failed responses so that errors can be rendered On success we set the comment local variable for the form partial to a new comment to clear out the body field on the form To test out the error path you can update your Comment model to validate the presence of the body field Next before we can create comments we need to add the appropriate route to the routes rb file config routes rbRails application routes draw do resources projects do resources comments only i create endendFinally let s display the comment form on the project show page lt app views projects show html erb gt lt p id notice gt lt notice gt lt p gt lt p gt lt strong gt Name lt strong gt lt project name gt lt p gt lt render partial comments form locals comment Comment new gt lt turbo stream from project comments gt lt div id lt dom id project comments gt gt lt render project comments order created at desc gt lt div gt lt link to Edit edit project path project gt lt link to Back projects path gt Refresh your project page after you update the view If everything is set up correctly you should see new comments added without a page turn If you submit with the comment body left blank you should see error messages added to the page Wrapping upCombining Hotwire and Rails with a sprinkling of Stimulus for client side interactivity is a powerful way to build performant scalable developer and user friendly web applications While single page applications and independent frontends built with the latest JavaScript framework have their place if you re a small team building standard SaaS applications I encourage you to spend time learning about Hotwire powered applications to keep your team productive and focused on solving problems for your users not fighting with your tech stack Helpful Hotwire resources Hotwire intro videoTurbo handbookStimulus handbookGoRails Hotwire introductionturbo rails sourceThanks for reading As always get in touch if you have any questions or if I can be of any help	2021-06-24 19:17:34
海外TECH	DEV Community	AzureFunBytes Episode 48 - @Azure Arc Enabled Data Services with @sqldbawithbeard	https://dev.to/azure/azurefunbytes-episode-48-azure-arc-enabled-data-services-with-sqldbawithbeard-3g28	AzureFunBytes Episode Azure Arc Enabled Data Services with sqldbawithbeardAzureFunBytes is a weekly opportunity to learn more about the fundamentals and foundations that make up Azure It s a chance for me to understand more about what people across the Azure organization do and how they do it Every week we get together at AM Pacific on Microsoft LearnTV and learn more about Azure We ve discussed Azure Arc before with people like Thomas Maurer but this time we ll focus on Azure Arc Enabled Data Services Azure Arc gives you a single platform to manage all of your data services no matter where they are You can manage your Azure Arc enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale and your Azure Arc enabled SQL Managed Instance with the Arc Data Controller With Azure Arc makes it possible to run your Azure data services in your datacenter at the edge and in public clouds using Kubernetes and the infrastructure of your choice You re not just limited to Azure you can enable your data from any public cloud you may feel like using If you need a place to get started learning there s tons of great documentation and even some zero to hero training with Azure Arc Jumpstart This time we dip into the Microsoft MVP community and get the assistance of Data Platform Cloud and Datacenter MVP Rob Sewell Rob has done a number of presentations on how Azure Arc can simplify connecting your data anywhere you can find online From Rob s bio on his blog SQLDBAWithABeard Rob was a SQL Server DBA Now he just helps people with Powershell Azure Automation and Data He is a Cloud and Data Center MVP and a Data Platform MVP co leader of Data South West UK user group and PSConfEU organiser One of the Admins for Data Saturdays He is a proud supporter of the Data and Powershell communities He has a fabulous beard Our agenda includes Azure Arc Enabled Data Services enables a single pane for your data services no matter where your data services are Dashboards metrics logs built in both in Azure and wherever your cluster is Self provisioning and scaling using the tooling that you choose Portal ARM Bicep Az Cli Azure Data Studio Its all Kubernetes so application and state data are taken care of for you Data people find this part scary so it might be good for you to say that Connected and disconnected options and use casesSo don t miss out on this session No need to fear the beard let s hear what Rob has to teach us about connecting all of our data anywhere Learn about Azure fundamentals with me Live stream is normally found on Twitch YouTube and LearnTV at AM PT PM ET Thursday You can also find the recordings here as well AzureFunBytes on TwitchAzureFunBytes on YouTubeAzure DevOps YouTube ChannelFollow AzureFunBytes on TwitterUseful Docs Get in free Azure CreditMicrosoft Learn Introduction to Azure fundamentals Microsoft Learn Manage hybrid infrastructure with Azure ArcAzure Arc OverviewAzureFunBytes Episode with Thomas MaurerWhat are Azure Arc enabled data services preview What is Azure Arc enabled PostgreSQL Hyperscale Azure Arc enabled SQL Managed Instance OverviewCreate the Azure Arc data controllerAzure Arc enabled data services Azure Arc JumpstartAzure Arc enabled data services PREVIEWAzure Arc Enabled Data Services Revealed	2021-06-24 19:00:42
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Watch Series 3 prototype sports 'Smart Connectors' for bands	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/06/24/apple-watch-series-3-prototype-sports-smart-connectors-for-bands?utm_medium=rss	Apple Watch Series prototype sports x Smart Connectors x for bandsAn alleged Apple Watch Series prototype appears to sport some type of smart connector system hinting at the company s past experimentation with smart bands Credit Giulio ZompettiImages of the prototype were posted to Twitter by Giulio Zompetti who collects rare Apple devices He suggested that two connection points on it could be some type of Smart Connector Read more	2021-06-24 19:49:46
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Blowout deal: Intel 13-inch MacBook Pro (16GB RAM, 512GB) dips to $1,499	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/06/24/blowout-deal-intel-13-inch-macbook-pro-16gb-ram-512gb-dips-to-1499?utm_medium=rss	Blowout deal Intel inch MacBook Pro GB RAM GB dips to Post Prime Day deals continue to drive down prices on MacBooks with Apple s GHz Core i inch MacBook Pro with GB of memory and a GB SSD now off Limited inventoryShoppers can secure the discount deal expired at Amazon on the robust Intel MacBook Pro inch with units in stock soon according to Amazon Read more	2021-06-24 19:45:20
海外TECH	Engadget	'The Sims 4' is hosting a (partly Simlish) music festival	https://www.engadget.com/ea-sims-sessions-festival-193849008.html?src=rss_b2c	x The Sims x is hosting a partly Simlish music festivalStarting on June th EA will host a music festival inside of the Sims that will feature pop star Bebe Rexha one part of indie band Glass Animals and singer songwriter Joy Oladokun	2021-06-24 19:38:49
海外TECH	Engadget	Amazon is adding 'DIRT 5' and 'Saints Row The Third' to its Luna+ game library	https://www.engadget.com/amazon-saints-row-the-third-dirt-5-luna-plus-190024698.html?src=rss_b2c	Amazon is adding x DIRT x and x Saints Row The Third x to its Luna game libraryAmazon is adding DIRT Saints Row The Third Remastered and Valkyria Chronicles to the Luna channel in July	2021-06-24 19:00:24
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Seamless Streaming Analytics with Azure Synapse Analytics Part 1: Overview	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5306321/Seamless-Streaming-Analytics-with-Azure-Synapse-2	Seamless Streaming Analytics with Azure Synapse Analytics Part OverviewIn the first article of this series we develop a basic understanding of Azure Synapse Analytics and take the first step toward using the service by creating a workspace	2021-06-24 19:57:00
海外科学	BBC News - Science & Environment	New type of ancient human discovered in Israel	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-57586315	ancient	2021-06-24 19:19:54
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Balearics and Malta added to UK's green travel list	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57599477	amber	2021-06-24 19:35:51
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Miami building collapse leaves 99 people unaccounted for	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-57592827	florida	2021-06-24 19:08:45
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Sea lion opens gate to crash fisherman's interview about a 'plague of sea lions'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-57604881	lions	2021-06-24 19:18:27
ニュース	BBC News - Home	What are the rules for travelling to green, amber and red list countries?	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-52544307	countries	2021-06-24 19:08:21
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	【期間限定動画】大人こそ受けたい！末永幸歩さんとアートの島・直島で磨く 『アート思考』 - Udemy発！学びの動画	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/273349	【期間限定動画】大人こそ受けたい末永幸歩さんとアートの島・直島で磨く『アート思考』Udemy発学びの動画『歳からのアート思考』著者・末永幸歩氏とベネッセアートサイト直島のエデュケーション担当・藤原綾乃氏による動画講座「大人こそ受けたい『アート思考』の授業ー瀬戸内海に浮かぶアートの島・直島でつの力を磨くー」の一部を期間限定で公開ダイヤモンド・オンラインの無料会員は、世界最大規模の動画学習プラットフォーム「Udemy」発の学びの動画の中から、えりすぐりの動画をご覧いただけます。	2021-06-25 04:55:00
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