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70樓發表於: 2007-07-03 16:21

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暑課

該寫的中文了...不知道的人還真以為我外國人咧=.=

Summer school~怎麼翻？應該是暑課吧？

總而言之...

第一堂=Health & Safety 健康教育？

老師是Khouzam，老姊九年級的自然老師。

慣例：每天出一堆筆記跟功課，並不忘在下課前說一句："Don't hate me 〈別恨我〉!"

評分：目前不怎麼樣，再說、再說。

相關資料：ABE，什麼意思呢？American Born Egyptian，美國生的埃及人
聽媽說是閃族...那是啥？=口=

第二堂=Pathways to Career 職業規劃？〈啊，亂翻的，真怪〉

老師是Mrs. DiConti，咱們的死對頭敵校Ramona的七年級老師

慣例：講課時有時會扯到別的地方去〈倒〉

評分：還不錯，至少目前還可以

相關資料：老公是哈佛畢業生，大她九、十歲，是靠跑步拿獎學金進大學的〈汗〉

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Summary：總結，每天都被功課壓死。早上肚子好餓，下午更餓。

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吾乃星空下的漫遊者，夜晚的子民。

痛徹心扉，才能成就圓滿。

十年如白駒過隙，一朝回首，紅塵夢裡笑枉然。

十里青山雲簇簇，一條丹水石嶙嶙。

Sometimes affection is a shy flower that takes time to blossom.
Sometimes, however, such flower never exist from the beginning.

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72樓發表於: 2007-07-09 21:30

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亂踩一番

"What you have to do should be what you can do."

by...

K. Wang *lol*

Career Pathways的教科書真的是我讀過最難看最無聊的課本了。

從來沒發現稀飯原來這麼好吃〈淚〉

下排牙齒綁了四個討厭的橡皮筋，讓我越來越討厭那個矯正醫師Howard。

天知道他會不會因為上面的掉了而罵的我慘死？

唉，我為大文豪Howard感到悲哀，居然得跟他同名。

牙齒好痛...再一次體會到吃飯原來是這麼美好的事情。

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75樓發表於: 2007-07-23 22:16

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Imagination

Maybellene.T:
Imagination makes the real world look so unkind…

Mielikki:
Umm, or makes it too kind, depending on what you imagine.

Maybellene.T:
Yup, pretty true...

Mielikki:
Hmm, imagination is almost unlimited.

swissbob:
Almost? I can't imagine where imagination should stop.

Mielikki:
Well, humans are limited, so their imagination are limited too. And because we're limited, we can't imagine the things beyond our limit…

gbman:
I respectfully disagree, the sky's the limit. Or, should I say the universe is the limit. The only limits we have are those that we impose upon ourselves.

Vano:
The universe is the limit, therefore humans are limited.

Mielikki:
Aren't we limited within the universe? If we pass the universe we'll be unlimited, but unfortunately we had not...Sorry, but I still think that humans are limited.

gbman:
Whatever, but imagination is unlimited, or limitless.

Mielikki:
Hmm, I don't know. From my point of view, if humans are limited, how can their imagination be unlimited?

Vano:
If you go beyond the universe, the limit will be whatever is outside of that.

Mielikki:
Yes, so I guess there's a limit to everything?

gbman:
I still contend that imagination is limitless. I imagine that a rocket ship goes into space, races past all of the planets (gives Pluto a salute) soars past the Sun (my rocket ship is super-heat proof). It then winds around meteor showers, and other as yet undiscovered planets in an as yet undiscovered universe. My rocket ship is powered by an unlimited power source, deriving it's energy from minute particles of space dust. Until it comes upon a bright star (not unlike our Sun)...

I imagine a world where hunger no longer exists, not in the sense that the food is split up between the masses. I mean there is enough for everybody to eat whatever they want... But that notion even I concede shows the limitations of humans, at least in the world we live in.

Maybe, just maybe if we can imagine it...

Didn't people think Columbus was crazy when he wanted to sail his ships across the ocean? He didn't fall of the Earth, that "edge of the table" as people thought was simply the horizon, that, no matter how close you get to it never seems to get any closer... Which to me, describes imagination perfectly.

MastaKink:
You da man! gbman...

anything as yet undiscovered or unproven is imagination at work. What is it they say... if you can think it, you can do it. Hellz yeah! Although these days most of the world has been studied and dissected, save the deepest parts of the jungles or the depths of the oceans... (Abyss... Hmmm...) anyway, look at the discoveries from the past... say 200 yrs, who knows what the next 200 will bring...?? If humanity doesn't destroy us all by then. Yes, i'm a bit of a pessimist...

gbman:
Yo Masta! I can't even imagine what inventions lie before us in the next 200 years. Oh, Damn!

Vano:
You are actually confined to your senses and the world, I don’t think if you reflect upon your post, you’ve quite reached the universe.

Mielikki:
Let's say we're limited. (Just saying) If we're limited why can our imagination be unlimited? I don't think we can imagine something beyond our imagination...O that's getting complicated.

And by the way, didn't those crazy scientists back in medieval time imagine about flying? Well that's a common imagination...but is that (or should that be) within our limit?

If imagination is unlimited, who knows what's going to pop up in the next century. I'm getting scared now.

gbman:
Hmmm, what I am referring to is that as humans, we have definite physical limitations. But, as far as our minds, we are limitless. You make a good point about people who imagined one day we would be flying.

Look at Leonardo DaVinci, people probably thought he was crazy, but now we look at him as a genius... a visionary!!

Mielikki:
If only people can remove the boundary so easily ;)

A theory of my close friend is that people can't imagine what they have never seen, because those things will not exist in your mind if you had never seen them...Or you can just imagine the extension of what you've seen.

Interesting.

gbman:
What about DaVinci and his flying machine? That concept was completely born out of his imagination. You know all of the pictures of dinosaurs in books? Dinosaurs didn't look like that... the drawings you see are how scientists imagine dinosaurs looked. They can determine height and stature from bones, but as far as how they looked? Noone really knows...

Finrod:
On that subject (scientists imagining the looks of fossils) may I humbly offer this for your entertainment? Even when they realised exactly what it was in the 80s, they still had no idea what sort of animal it was. Opinion today veers towards an arthropod (like insects, crabs, spiders, etc); but no-one's certain.

Dinosaurs have been misrepresented since the day they were named. You can still today find traces of the daft idea that the really big ones (like Brontosaurus) lived in water to buoy up their immense mass. In fact, the water pressure on their lungs would have made it impossible to inhale (in an experiment to investigate this, one scientist permanently damaged himself trying to breathe - through a tube to the surface - about six feet underwater).

Vano:
That flying machine was composed of various materials Da Vinci had seen. The dinosaurs were based off of the bones and common reptiles. The boundaries, as I said are our senses. We can’t imagine what we haven’t experienced, so yes, the mind can be added to that list.

Mielikki:
Everything we are imagining right now has a base of what we had seen. No, imagination is not unlimited. I still believe it.

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76樓發表於: 2007-07-25 13:58

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Vano

"But that’s what words are… expression. Please, you don’t have to explain yourself as random, or normal, you just are. I don’t need to completely get you, but that, in a sense is what draws me to you, and we build something more spiritual, which is what makes life worth living… that something more. I don’t want that immediate correction, I don’t care about that guy who is going to say to you how random or stupid that was, because it’s insecurities that force us to censor ourselves or mock others. I don’t want you to censor yourself for me or us or whatever. This is the love forum. Feel free in that."

Finrod

Teacher – though sorting people into types by the job (if any) they do is a mild form of prejudice, I’ve always fancied.

One of the many children that I have taught over the years once came up to me purposefully and said, with uncharacteristic fervour, “I know what you are, now!” So I invited him (with some trepidation) to tell me what I was, and he said “You’re a Renaissance man!” He must have been introduced to the phrase earlier that day by one of my then colleagues.

Having thought about that a lot, I really can’t argue against it as a summation of me. Though I doubt in all seriousness that I’ll ever feature in any history tome of the future. But you never know…

I should add there that I do Science and Maths for work. Mostly. But lots of interests could get a look -in on this page.

Also, several children independently have labelled me “a black belt in origami”. It doesn’t make me at all dangerous. Except maybe to trees.

Single; Lancashire, NW UK ; somewhat musical; modest to a fault – but I don’t like to shout about it; won’t venture opinions on stuff I don’t know about; sense of humour drier than a Chablis wine (mmm… Chablis... flinty!); a bit geeky (meaning I have more than a strong dash of Asperger’s syndrome reverberating through my psyche); speak five or six other languages pretty badly; can’t pass by a bookshop without checking it out (even in Tokyo, for God’s sake!); severely hypermetropic and sinistrally amblyopic; don’t see any point in cricket or football (or any other game – why buy all those clubs for golf? Wouldn’t it be easier to pick the ball up and drop it into the hole?); on the whole much prefer red wine to white and can’t be doing with rosé.

Philosophical viewpoint: When the world zigs, zag.

Everything else is subject to change without notice.

Including the avatar, which is the only way my late grandfather - a dead ringer for me, if he'll excuse the phrase - can access the Internet.

As far as I’m aware.

If I think of anything else to add, rest assured that I will waste no time in updating this…

gbman

Greetings Bestuff community!!

Me- On-line.
Spongebob- Off-line.

Some random quotes:

Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness.

“I beg your pardon?” said Alice. “It isn’t respectable to beg,” said the King. (Through the Looking-Glass)

Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle. -Lewis Carroll

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I am a proud American from Pennsylvania. Go Phillies, Eagles, Sixers!!!
I am older than I was yesterday. I am as young as I am going to be right now. Married, father of two wonderful boys.

My name is Geoffrey, some of the things I love to do are reading, bike riding, writing, spending time with the family & friends, watching movies (new and old), almost all kinds of music (tops is Jazz, Pop, Classical), Art & Architecture, talking to people, photography, all forms of auto racing, SpongeBob Squarepants, I even have a favorite building: Chrysler Building in NY, and talking with all of the people in the bestuff community!!

Please have a look at “my stuff”, feel free to “yoink” if you see something you have an opinion on. I am proud to announce that my Bestuff is now Paris Hilton free! She's out of jail (good for her) and it's time for all of us to move on as well.

Oh yeah, almost forgot- Vote for me!!

Not that I am counting, but:

Bestuffs Date

500 6/23/2007
600 6/29/2007
700 7/6/2007
800 7/13/2007

Please indulge me here; when I saw the movie Hair, the scene and this song has stuck with me ever since. It is just so full of emotion.
I do not mean this to be a downer, but rather just to make you think of what a wonderful world we live in, especially if we all just let the sunshine on in!
Artist: The Fifth Dimension Lyrics
Song: Aquarius / Let the Sunshine in Lyrics

When the moon is in the Seventh House
And Jupiter aligns with Mars
Then peace will guide the planets
And love will steer the stars
This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
Age of Aquarius
Aquarius!

Harmony and understanding
Sympathy and trust abounding
No more falsehoods or derisions
Golden living dreams of visions
Mystic crystal revelation
And the mind's true liberation
Aquarius!

When the moon is in the Seventh House
And Jupiter aligns with Mars
Then peace will guide the planets
And love will steer the stars
This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
Age of Aquarius
Aquarius!

Let the sunshine, let the sunshine in, the sunshine in

Oh, let it shine, c'mon
Now everybody just sing along
Let the sun shine in
Open up your heart and let it shine on in
When you are lonely, let it shine on
Got to open up your heart and let it shine on in
And when you feel like you've been mistreated
And your friends turn away
Just open your heart, and shine it on in

http://bestuff.com/stuff/aquarius--let-the-sunshine-in

Ste.lli.na

* I'm an italian girl. I love my region. I love cats, music, dancing, swimming, white tulips, the OC and much more. I'm crazy for Justin Timberlake and Jude Law.
* I can't live without cakes, biscuits, chocolate, ice cream, pizza, pasta, cappuccino, fries, bananas, pineapple (and much more...).
* I'm crazy in love, for the first time. I love him, I love be with him, I love everything we do together.
* Addicted to Bestuff.
* Stellina means little star in English.

Clarabella

Crazy girl with guitar.

From the land of Chianti, Michelangelo, Dante and Machiavelli. In no particular order, of course.

;)

dumbbrunette

HEY LOOK ^^^^ Im so excited I didn't even notice it at first haha

I love to laugh! XD

I couldn't live without my family, friends, humor, chocolate, or life.

The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love, and be loved in return.

Our actions are not what defines us, it is our choices.

Random Fact of the Day: There are 7 letters in the English language that look the same upside down as right side up

Oh ya I almost forgot, Vote for me please http://bestuff.com/stuff/dumbbrunette

Maybellene.T

Dreamer. Overgrown Pussycat. Illusionist.

Coffee & Cigarettes. Poetry & Love. Reading & Dreaming.

Superstitious Lady. Lucky charms & Four-leave Clovers.

Left Handed. Has an inbuild alarm in my head. Am never late.

Needs 15 hours of sleep. Freddy Krueger look-alike without make-up. Herpetophobia.

Allergic to Lime. For Real.

LOVE cats, slave to the pussies.

A Monday Blues kinda girl. Got the devil on my shoulder. And he olways win.

(OCD) - Never fail to seek that 'Just Right' feelin'. Arranging & Re-arranging is a must.

Collects cardigans as a hobby. Worship Nina Simone. Has watched 'The Wedding Singer' for 50 times and still counting.

I'm a walking contradiction.

“Poetry, beauty, romance, love: these are what we stay alive for.” -Dead Poet’s Society

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77樓發表於: 2007-07-25 14:09

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Language

Mielikki:
No!!! Why is that picture using Simplified Chinese???

dumbbrunette:

What is simplified chinese?

How do you think language came about, did a group of people just get together and start it or did it just come around like people recognized certain sounds reffered to certain bjects??? hhhmmm gets you thinking

Mielikki:

Chinese characters are categorized as traditional and simplified.

I have no idea. I just thought languages are pretty cool.

Actually, I'm not even trying to think right now...

Finrod:

The traditional Chinese characters stretch back into antiquity. I've read parts of inscriptions in the National Palace Museum in Taipei (Taiwan, not mainland China) that were three thousand years old. After the mainland Communist takeover in 1949 there was a concerted effort to simplify the writing system, reducing the number of necessary brush/pen strokes for some of the more complicated ones (it takes 19 strokes to write dragon. I know it's not a common word in western conversation; it occurs more in Chinese than you might think). After an enthusiastic start, this programme lost momentum... and in more recent years, I think they noticed problems with using the simplified characters in conjunction with computers. Also, the use of Chinese characters in Japanese (often altered in different ways) and the continued use of traditional Chinese writing outside the People's Republic meant that their revolutionary fervour cooled and gave way to a more pragmatic approach.

In other words, leave well alone.

Personally, I dislike the simplified versions. They come across like txt msgs.

inyourpanorama:

Well, they had to concoct a new system at the advent of the personal computer, didn’t they?

Until I heard how they really did it (with a phonetic system), I always envisioned Chinese computers as having room-sized keyboards with every single character on it…

Finrod:

I have a vague grasp of that, but my links to Asia dwindled just as personal computers and the internet were taking off.

It is often said that there are 50 000 or so Chinese characters, but you only need a fraction of that for basic literacy; and a lot of those 50 000 are like the extremely obscure English words that you only find in the largest dictionaries. Like hephthemimer, for example.

dumbbrunette:

wow, I didn't know about the whole controversy between traditional and simplified.

I wonder what chinese keyboards look like? (random but the thought jumped into my head when I was reading the conversation)

Finrod:

Like this. Don't ask me how they work because I've never used one. I'd just got good at using a Chinese dictionary (counting strokes and hunting for what are called 'radicals' in the character) when everything started going electronic.

dumbbrunette:

wow, I would be soo confused, I guess its second nature to them but still. Are all keyboards like that, I mean with regular english letters and then a different countries language underneath the english letters?

Finrod:

The standard design is, I gather, QWERTYUIOP (Read the letters across the top of your keyboard). It would be commercially suicidal to promote anything else.

Your instinct, db, is sure; it is of course second nature to someone not... erm, English-based to think in their own language.

I have limited experience of this - see earlier entries!

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78樓發表於: 2007-08-14 12:05

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海藍

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I. 上午

輪子的聲響傳入我耳中，
與道路擦出的音符寫著辛勞。

我滿帶好奇的回頭，
看見的是你。

歷經風霜的雙手，
拉的是什麼？扯的是什麼？

年邁的笑聲是愉悅的。
蒼老的心靈是年輕的。

我們的未來是永恆。
那裡不見死亡，罪惡離去。

我們的目光跨過今日，
眼見的是未來的光明。

我們一起等候那日來臨；
當世界是聖潔的，不需日月光明來照耀。

II. 長堤

撒旦的步伐落在沙地，
我只能盲目的跟到海邊。

海港的綠水映著白色船隻。
「克里斯多福」張開雙臂，迎接我們。

強勁的海風跳躍著，
海豚在深藍海域奔馳。

海面閃爍著光芒，
融入笑語、眼淚。

藍鯨悠哉的划過海水，
呼出的水氣比黃石還忠實。

相機無法捕捉它的美，
深沉的藍色化為明亮淺藍。

海洋的低語流入心裡，
化為一片白浪滔滔的記憶。

「克里斯多福」伴隨著海浪，
化為淺藍色的搖籃。

遠處的燈塔亮起，
領我回家。

III. 記憶

憤怒不過是個情感，
它卻吞蝕我心，攝取淚水。

無止盡的等候與盼望，
帶來深夜月光。

一節一節的夢境，
編織出一曲樂章。

幻境中的歌曲，
領我進入無止盡的思緒。

用不著貼尋人啟事。
他的夢想早已帶他離去。

失去的不再復還，
留下的只有海藍記憶，伴隨我到明日。

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