只需要再做ppt的时候全身心的投入其中,而不是三心二意!只需要多花点时间想想下一步该做什么,而不是死啃文献!只需要提前规划认真准备到来的事项,而不是临时抱佛脚!
好久没写
人生的命运真的是无法预测,更令人不可捉摸,你真的是不知道你前进的道路上还会有些什么,你真的不知道你的未来是什么,你真的不知道你是不是还有未来……有时候一些变故会让你措手不及,从而改变人生的方向;当然,你也可以战胜它们,那些挫折!我乐于分享我的快乐,却还没有学会发泄我的痛苦,貌似还没有找到可以倾诉的对象……
Whoo-ah!Al Pacino在《闻香识女人》中的经典台词
Mr. Simms, you are
a cover-up artist…
and you are a liar.
But not a snitch !
Excuse me ?
No, I don’t
think I will.
– Mr. Slade.
- This is such a crock of shit !
Please watch your language,
Mr. Slade.
You are in the Baird school,
not a barracks.
Mr. Simms, I will give you one
final opportunity to speak up.
Mr. Simms
doesn’t want it.
He doesn’t need
to be labeled…
"still worthy of
being a Baird man."
What the hell
is that ?
What is your motto here ?
"Boys, inform on your
classmates, save your hide;
anything short of that,
we’re gonna burn you at the stake" ?
Well, gentlemen,
when the shit hits the fan,
some guys run…
and some guys stay.
Here’s Charlie facin’ the fire,
and there’s George…
hidin’ in
big daddy’s pocket.
And what are you doin’ ?
You’re gonna
reward George…
and destroy Charlie.
-Are you finished, Mr. Slade ?
-No, I’m just gettin’ warmed up.
I don’t know who
went to this place.
William Howard Taft,
William Jennings Bryant,
William Tell, whoever.
Their spirit is dead,
if they ever had one.
It’s gone.
You’re buildin’
a rat ship here,
a vessel for
seagoin’ snitches.
And if you think you’re
preparin’ these minnows for manhood,
you better think again,
because I say you are
killin’ the very spirit…
this institution
proclaims it instills.
What a sham.
What kind of a show
are you guys puttin’ on here today ?
I mean, the only class
in this act is sittin’ next to me.
I’m here to tell you
this boy’s soul is intact.
It’s non-negotiable.
You know how I know ?
Someone here, and I’m not gonna say who,
offered to buy it.
- Only Charlie here wasn’t sellin’.
– Sir, you’re out of order.
I show you out of order.
You don’t know what
out of order is, Mr. Trask.
I’d show you,
but I’m too old,
I’m too tired,
too fuckin’ blind.
If I were the man I was
five years ago, I’d take…
a flamethrower
to this place !
Out of order ? Who the hell
you think you’re talkin’ to ?
I’ve been around,
you know ?
There was a time
I could see.
And I have seen.
Boys like these,
younger than these,
their arms torn out,
their legs ripped off.
But there is nothin’
like the sight…
of an amputated spirit.
There is
no prosthetic for that.
You think you’re merely sendin’
this splendid foot soldier…
back home to Oregon with
his tail between his legs,
but I say you are…
executin’ his soul !
And why ?
Because he’s not
a Baird man.
Baird men.
You hurt this boy,
you’re gonna be Baird bums,
the lot of you.
And, Harry, Jimmy,
Trent, wherever
暑假综述
1、把三级的内容大概看了一下,感觉多做题才是王道!
2、对那些paper极难提起兴趣!
3、一九八四看了一半了,没啥感觉!
4、有段时间又回到了高中那样,不过貌似做饭的手艺没啥退步,还一样,自己吃得下去就行了——一句话,做饭要得是兴趣!不过本人一直不善于还价,能到超市买到的,就不去菜场,汗~
5、感叹一下,中国的金牌真是多啊!不知道怎么说好了……
Something about the age of Chinese women's gymnastics athletes
before the article(editorial):中国体操队称网上信息出错,没精力去管!
The original link:http://strydehax.blogspot.com/2008/08/hack-olympics.html more updates on this site:http://strydehax.blogspot.com/2008/08/olympic-hacking-part-ii-lets-go-for.html 貌似这个blog上就这两篇文章,汗~
There’s been some widely publicized controversy regarding the competition age of the Chinese women’s gymnastics team recently. Rather than be too CNN, I decided to take a page from my friend Johnny and investigate on my own. I have an Internet connection, that means I should be able to verify the age of the gymnasts in question with primary state-issued documents and find out for myself if someone’s cheating, right? Right. Let’s go to work.
First, the rules.
- Gymnasts must be 16 to compete. This means they must be born in 1992 or earlier.
- Only publicly available, primary, linkable information can be used.
Who are we talking about?
Let’s take a look at He Kexin (何可欣). Her Chinese issued passport lists her birthday as 01/01/1992, 16 years old and old enough to compete. However, allegations cited on her Wikipedia page put her birthday as 01/01/1994, fourteen years old and not eligible for competition. Which is the truth? Let’s find out.
Let’s ask Google!
First, we’ll search all Chinese web sites for Excel spreadsheets containing He Kexin’s name and the word 1994. (site:cn 何可欣 filetype:xls 1994). This seems like a pretty good search. Try it yourself! Here’s what Google gives us back, one measly hit:
Wow, an Excel spreadsheet hosted on an official Chinese government web site (http://www.sport.gov.cn/files/jts/reg2006/zctc.xls) that contains the official birthday for He Kexin, awesome! Unfortunately, when you click on it, it’s been removed.
That’s strange. Fortunately, we can click on "View as HTML" in the Google cache and see it. However, even though the Google search results indicate that He Kexin is listed in the spreadsheet, when you view Google’s cached version, her name no longer appears.
What a strange software bug!?!? Oh well, I guess we should give up. Right?
What if we don’t give up easy though?
What about Baidu? Baidu is a Chinese language search engine with its own cache and search index. It’s different than google. So what if we run the same search on Baidu? Here’s the Baidu results, as of today, for the same search string: (site:cn 何可欣 filetype:xls 1994). For those who don’t speak Search Engine, that’s all Excel spreadsheets in China that contain He Kexin’s name and the string 1994. So, here’s Baidu:
Interesting. Baidu lists TWO spreadsheets at sport.gov.cn with Kexin’s name. Not surprisingly, the new one discovered by Baidu has been been deleted as well:
But what about the Baidu cache? If you click on the "HTML" link next to these XLS documents on Baidu (do it yourself!) you can access a cached copy of the document. This means that it was fully available… until recently. So, does Baidu’s copies of these documents have anything to say about Ms. Kexin?
In the Baidu cache, which apparently has not been hit with the scrub brush (yet), two spreadsheets published by the Chinese government on sport.gov.cn both list He Kexin’s birthday as 01-01-1994, making her 14 years old. For as long as these links work, you can access the documents directly, either using the directions and screenshots above, or these links: cache1 cache2
Conclusions
How official are these documents? Pretty dang official – they were issued by the General Administration of Sport of China.
Much of the coverage regarding Kexin’s age has only mentioned "allegations" of fraud, and the IOC has ignored the matter completely. I believe that these primary documents, issued by the Chinese state, directly available from China by clicking on the links above rise to a level of evidence higher than "allegation". The following points bear mentioning:
- Google’s cached copy of the spreadsheet does not contain Kexin’s age record, and Baidu’s does. This does not necessarily imply that Google allowed its data to be rewritten by Chinese censors, but the possibility does present itself.
- From the minute I pressed the publish button on this blog, the clock is ticking until Kexin’s true age is wiped out of the Baidu cache forever. It is up to you, the folks reading this blog, to take your own screenshots and notarize them by publishing them. If you put a link in the comments section, I’ll post it.
In closing, I’d like to point out that this is not an anti-China post; far from it. While I may disagree with the effort the Chinese government is making to conceal this young woman’s age, I have the utmost respect for the Chinese people, and I believe that united they will be able to make state sponsored censorship a thing of the past.