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August 15 一点也不喜欢这句话以前有个老师跟我们说过这样的话，具体怎么说的记不清了，但是大致的意思就是，赛场上只有拿金牌的才会让别人记住他的名字，那些拿第二第三名的有谁会去注意。今天跟同事聊起奥运会，又听到同样的话。这句话我每次听来都觉得很刺耳，虽然它很现实，也说出来又有什么意义呢？——没拿金牌的人很可悲，拿了金牌的人照这句话说来也很可悲，观众更加可悲，除了让我觉得可悲以外这句话什么作用也没有。如果要激励学生，还是请找别的例子来教育吧。
同样的，每次听新闻里面的人回顾奥运赛况时说：而今天最有分量的一块金牌就要数ｘｘｘ也是这种的感受（这些主持人或记者难道就想不出其它的台词来过渡了么？）——什么叫最有分量？预料之内的奖牌？预料之外的奖牌？对手没你强的？对手比你强的？个人的？团体的？——统统都是无聊而且冷血的评价。 August 04 just read if you are bored...Ten thousand things to share...(in case I haven't spoken a word intellegent recently)
First of all, back to London - Hadrian: Empire and Conflict exhibition is on at the British Museum between 24 July and 26 Oct.
What's it about: I don't know quite the exact, but for those who haven't heard of Hadrian's wall, this is the British version of the Great Wall in north west of England. As the wall was built by the Romans, it should have something to do with this Emporer Hadrian. Check out on the wikipedia (I don't understand why we can get wiki in China this time of the year, but anyway it's just great to have everything explained simple and plain with a click away). This exhibition lets you find out about this fascinating man who spent more than half his reign travelling his vast empire (for those who are alive in Britain, simply make your way to Great Russel Street !)
Why sharing this: anything with a note on Rome should not be (too) boring :P
 Next, travelling to Germany, introducing the dream destination: Mecklenburg
What's it about: Germany's Mecklenburg region is a bit like the English Lakes, "bundled by with the Broads and multiplied by ten" (Ray Kershaw, the Independent). You can roughly locate it between Berlin and Hamburg. The following picture explains why this looks like a dream destination and the rest rests all in your imagination.
why sharing this: primarily for Aggie who probably drinks a dozen beer everyday now since her move to this country, Germany, which always sounds hopelessly boring to me. The fact that the handsomest boy in our MSc class is from Germany doesn't help developing his home country image, and nor does Schweinsteiger (although I did manage to get out of bed to watch that Euro Cup final at 3 AM for his sake!) Apologize for sharing stereotypes here, I just can't help....(OK, it's not that bad. I just dislike its sausages)
Third, some celebrity gossip (tabloids alwasy do us good health)
Heather Mills has celebrated her £25m divorce from Sir Paul McCartney by going on a £250,000 holiday to the Caribbean with an entourage of 20 friends and staff (source: the Sunday Mirror). The party included Mill's new boyfriend, her personal trainer, an interior designer, an estate agent and a private photographer.
Sienna Miller: the British actress is having an affair with the American oil heir and married father of four, Balthazar Getty. Last week US website branded her a "home-wrecker" with "no morals", after pictures emerged of her cavorting topless with Getty while on holiday in Italy. (The change from Judy Law to Rhys Ifans already amazed me, and I suppose this oil heir looks closer to normal, pity that all attention are drawn to 'married father of four', sigh... for those who don't know who Rhys Ifans is, get out your Nottinghill DVD and see who shares the flat with Hugh Grant).
Fourth, words from the scientists...(I tried to pick the less boring ones)
Why women like a bit of stubble - good news for men who resent shaving every day!
Psychologists have discovered that women are more attracted to men with five o'clock shadows than those who are clean-shaven, or wear full beards. Stubbly men are rated as tough, mature, dominant, aggressive and masculine, and the best partners for flings and longer-term relationships (lord, I can feel my hand tremblling when typing this...) Men with full beards were rated as the least attractive and worst choice for a fling; the clean-shaven men were considered the least masculine, and the least desirable for a long-term relationship.
Finally, words of wit and wisdom
(sources: The Week, issue 673-675)
最后的最后，周末画的骷髅写真——不喜欢构图的人画出来的东西总是有缺陷的 /O\
August 02 love revolution OST终于从megaupload上面下完《恋爱革命》整部ost了，自从回来以后就没有用过sendspace, megaupload下载，虽然在国内速度很慢，不过偶尔用一下感觉又像回到以前矣。
另外这个是从别的网站上面转过来的ost介绍，虽然说话有点台湾腔（作者应该是台湾人吧），但是描述HAI推荐都好好好好哦~~~= =b 可惜我一直想找小原明子那首 in my spell 的歌词却找不到。她唱的另一首插曲 cinderella 也很喜欢。
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１ Prologue Piano ～ ベートーベン「悲愴」第2楽章より ～ 作曲：Ludwig van Beethoven 編曲：Sin 每一集片頭恭子獨白部分時的配樂 ２ Oh baby darling 作曲・編曲 Sin 作詞：shoko mikami＆Jim Steele feat：Shoko Mikami 第一集恭子身著藍紫系列美服走在義大利街頭時的輕快配樂 ３ When will I hold you 作曲・編曲：Sin 作詞：Jim steele feat. Kumiko Furumoto 整首為英文歌詞 水族館裡兩人熱烈又甜蜜的親吻時的優美配樂 整首歌詞的內容可說是恭子的心聲 當須賀隻身來到北海道求婚這場重要的戲裡 也是使用這首曲子為背景音樂 配上洞爺湖的優美風景 兩人的愛情讓人有只羨鴛鴦不羨仙之感 ４ Classic ～ Way to Love ～ 作曲・編曲：Sin ５ Way to Love～Love Revolution Edit～ 作曲・編曲：Sin 作詞：唐沢美帆 這是愛情革命非常重要的插曲 本首歌歌詞為唐沢美帆本人所填 幾乎是為恭子的愛情量身定做的歌詞 當恭子戀上須賀 那種喜悅、不安、猶豫以及戀愛中女子的熱切心情 都在這首歌曲中表露無疑 尤其每每聽到最後一句「私、恋に落ちてく途中～」 更能體會到恭子愛上須賀的複雜心境 ６ Just one kiss 作詞：Jim Steele 作曲：kozo nagayama 編曲：Sin feat.Noriko Shibasaki ７ Cinderella 作曲・編曲：Ken Matsubara 作詞：akiko kohara feat. Akiko Kohara ８ Wish 作詞：Shifo 作曲：kozo nagayama 編曲：Sin feat. Shifo ９ 冷たい雨 作詞：唐沢美帆 作曲：Hiroshi Furukawa 編曲：Sin １０ Piano～When will I hold you～ 作曲・編曲：Sin １１ Someday 作曲・編曲： Sin 作詞：Jim Steele&TRY-T feat.Shoko Mikami １２ 12 In my spell 作曲・編曲：Ken Matsubara 作詞：akiko kohara feat. Akiko Kohara １３ Don’t forget you 作曲・編曲：Sin 作詞：Eriko Matsumoto&Jim Steele feat. Eriko Matsumoto １４ Classic～When will I hold you～ 作曲・編曲：Sin １５ Rain drop tear drop 作詞：Nao Yoshida 作曲：Hiroshi Furukawa 編曲：Sin・Hiroshi Furukawa feat. Shoko Mikami １６ Epilogue Piano～Way to Love～ 作曲・編曲：Sin
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