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Paradise playing in D key

               昨天也许有笑。。。
今天也许有泪。。。
       但明天,总有阳光。。。

    BGM>>>阳光总在风雨后


Dean @ 2008-08-27 22:00

在消失了两个月暨北京奥运会闭幕之际,我决定复出了。。。

回家第二天就去报到了,柳州蹲点三周,南宁培训三周,现在正式上班也即将届满三周。。。

本周愿望是学会出借贷科目,听懂行内各种昵称,以及不再出现给错存折的现象。。。



 
Dean @ 2008-06-26 06:04

很多的事情,的确是要自己经历过了,才知道到底是怎么回事。

就好像没到散伙饭这天,我也不会知道我能哭得关不上阀门。

我们的毕业礼...

校长华仔...

觥筹交错

倒下一大片...




 
Dean @ 2008-06-19 22:31

天价空调费终有结果——每人交100,其余学校买单,离校成本瞬间减少了近80%。。。看来正如国父的理念一样,革命的成功是需要同志的努力换来的,这里的同志指代非同性恋族群和同性恋族群。

温习了一下去年此时写的《
看大头D说广外》,发现最后三句我写得真是有先见之明,精华得不能再精华。

前因后果就不具体介绍了,CPU的同胞自然明白。其他同胞如果有闲情逸致可点击下列非官方、半官方与官方链接了解,在你装有可靠的防火墙的前提下。没有空的可以继续看美剧或者看欧洲杯或者看Audit了。

天涯社区——广州大学城广外黑心的空调费
广外在线——空调费为何如此高
广州日报——住校一年半 空调费上千元
广州电视台——宿舍冷气费高昂 学生拒绝缴交



 
Dean @ 2008-05-31 22:22

      曾经有那么几个夜晚,躺在妈妈细心铺整的床褥上,想到她忍受着令人难以想象的痛苦把我生下来而骨盆脱臼,眼泪就不自觉的潸潸而下。
      不断的在网上浏览着地震的新闻。如果你有幸活着,一定要记得,妈妈爱你。这是一名为襁褓中的孩子挡住坍塌的墙壁而殒命的母亲留在手机上的最后心声。


Light up the flame of loveMourning people at Guangzhou Railway Station
Thanks-giving Kids inSichuanLowered Flag of China on Tiananmen Square

      2008年5月19日下午2点28分,全国志哀,我伫立在宿舍的阳台。外面是淅淅小雨,伴随着广州大学城岛内不多的汽车以及珠江上无数轮船发出的哀鸣。眼神被噙住的泪水涣散,而心,却不由自主的聚焦到那个曾经山清水秀、曾经黄发垂髫的天府之国,聚焦到那些正在承受着同样令人难以想象的痛苦的同胞们。
 
      在新华社上看到这样的评论:如果没有这场灾难,他们是一群“活得轻松”的人——享受改革开放的成果,在父辈的荫护下快乐成长;如果没有这场灾难,他们是一群“被惯坏”的人——他们多是独生子女,集全家几代人的关爱于一身,强调自我价值和个性张扬;如果没有这场灾难,他们是一群“被质疑”的人——许多人吃着洋快餐长大,喜欢在虚拟网络游戏中快意恩仇……但是,经历了山河变色、家园被毁、痛失亲人的恐惧和悲伤后,中国年轻的一代迅速成熟起来,感受到生命的可贵与厚重,勇敢地承担起沉重的社会责任。
 
      作为麻木于现实与理想之间的大四老饼,我如此真心的关注着一群与我八竿子打不着的人们。
      作为曾经与我形同陌路的朋友,身在灾区的小白在收到我第一时间的问候后特地告诉我这是他地震后收到的第一条信息,我清晰地感同身受他内心的谢意。
      作为大难不死、同样需要别人帮助的灾民,北川中学学生白琳在央视的赈灾晚会上请求她住在救灾帐篷中的父亲一定要帮助其他的人,因为还有很多的人没有走出来。
      作为刚刚从废墟中被救出来的幸存者,3岁的郎铮向着周围一直为他着急的的叔叔阿姨们敬了一个可爱的礼。
      作为身负重伤的被埋人员,7岁的任思雨没有哭喊,告诉救援她的解放军“叔叔,我不怕,你们不要担心”。
 
      曾几何时,我们被称作垮掉的一代,我们不能吃苦耐劳,我们不能自理自立,我们只有自己没有他人,我们只会想当然的接受给予和庇护而不懂得承担责任与艰难……但是,一场大灾难让我们看到,我们是值得让中华民族骄傲和信赖的下一代,我们的民族懂得相互关怀。

We are together

 
      地震前一周才去了一趟四川的Kitman庆幸活着真好。其实,如果这样的经历让我们更懂得理解爱,更懂得传播爱,更懂得坚持爱,那么,也许我们会说,有爱,真好。 



 
Dean @ 2008-05-15 14:36

海宁在2008年2月安特卫普站的比赛中    Hers was a career built on motivation. Whether she drew it from personal reasons or the sheer desire to be the best she could be, there was arguably no one else more driven or intense out there during her time. But in recent months that motivation began dwindling, and as quickly as she rose to the top Justine Henin said goodbye, announcing her retirement from the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour at a press conference in Limelette, Belgium on Wednesday, May 14, 2008.

    While tennis was entering an age of bigger players and baseline mentality, Henin was crafting her own unique brand from a very young age. She picked up her first racquet when she was two years old and began taking lessons when she was six. Her self-confessed turning point came when she was 10, when she watched the 1992 Roland Garros final between Steffi Graf and Monica Seles with her mother, telling her she would one day win the tournament. Her mother's passing two years later drove her to make that dream come true, and shortly after pairing up with life-long coach Carlos Rodríguez, she was already playing her first events on the ITF Circuit, where her variety of spins off the ground, a willingness to come into the net and a never-say-die attitude began gathering steam.

    After winning a handful of titles in the minor leagues, Henin turned pro at the beginning of 1999, and it didn't take long for her to begin her ascent. She won the first Tour event she ever played at Antwerp that year and a few months later gained international attention at what would become her greatest stage, pushing Lindsay Davenport to 7-5 in the third set in the second round of Roland Garros. Having worked her way into the Top 20 over the next two years she made another splash at Roland Garros in 2001, making it to the semifinals and putting fellow Belgian Kim Clijsters on the ropes before succumbing. A few weeks later at Wimbledon she snapped Jennifer Capriati's Grand Slam winning streak en route to the first of her 11 Grand Slam finals, finishing runner-up to Venus Williams. Having begun the 2001 season ranked No.45, she finished it at No.7.

    With the exception of a seven-month lay-off between September 2004 and March 2005 due to a combination of illness and injury, Henin produced her best tennis between 2002 and 2007, collecting seven Grand Slam titles (four French Opens, one Australian Open and two US Opens), Olympic gold in Athens and another 27 Tour titles. She was at her best in 2007, capturing 10 titles (including Roland Garros, the US Open and season-ending Sony Ericsson Championships) and becoming the first woman in tennis history to earn over million in a single season. At 25 years old, the Belgian was breaking records left, right and center.

    By anyone else's standards, the beginning of 2008 was strong. Henin collected titles at Sydney and Antwerp, and though she was suffering some uncharacteristic losses - such as a 64 60 defeat to Maria Sharapova in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open and a 62 60 loss to Serena Williams in the same round of Miami - by history alone it seemed as though she would spring back into the spotlight during the clay court season, where she had always thrived. But a week after a shock three set loss to Dinara Safina in the round of 16 of Rome - and whilst celebrating her 61st straight week as the No.1 player, and 117th overall - she would find herself under a much different spotlight, announcing her retirement.

    "This is the end of a child's dream. This is a definitive decision. Those who know me know it is serious. I thought long about this. I started thinking about it late last year. I was at the end of the road. I leave with my head held high."

    Henin will likely be remembered most for her on-court brilliance, but she also championed several off-court endeavors, including Justine's Winners' Circle, her charity to help children with cancer, and more recently her own tennis academy. She overcame personal struggles, such as her mother's passing away and the dissolution of her marriage late in her career; but she had some strong support off the court, including from Rodríguez, and last year she made a much-publicized reconciliation with her previously-estranged family.

    Henin will be remembered by some as incredibly talented, incredibly driven and incredibly successful. And as the first player in Tour history to retire while ranked No.1 in the world, she may be remembered by some as incredibly complex, as someone who always followed her own calling. But what's indisputible is that everyone will remember her as just plain incredible.

(Both text and pic from sonyericssonwtatour.com)




 
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