Saturday, December 31, 2005
我的2005
2、BUZZO。BUZZO是我和Haining悉心呵护近三年的梦想。人总是要有梦想的,听Haining说按照基督教的说法,地狱门上写着一行字:“从此以后,放弃你所有的希望。”这的确是很残酷的。BUZZO在今年确实取得了不俗的成绩,但在年底的收官阶段,遇到了寒流,不过这挫折是对我们贪婪与怯懦的惩罚,让我们警醒。
3、度假。这是生活方式的改变。工作以来,第一次请年假,和鱼儿到青岛小城放松身心。海风、海浪、老教堂,军舰、水兵、信号山,水晶、贝壳、黑珍珠,青啤、海鲜、烤鱿鱼,还有栈桥、八大关、花石楼……这一切一切都让我们流连忘返。最有意义的是,我们在八大关花石楼和海水浴场,拍了婚纱照……返京的时候,和鱼儿相约,今生要在青岛安度晚年。
4、学习。每年都有学习计划,每年都没有完成。今年又冲了进去,花了1万3千两银子。不过遇到几个不错的老师。
5、读书。年初定了计划,读5本书。实际上,读了这些:《原本大学微言》《彼得林奇投资之道》《狼图腾》《从牛顿、达尔文到巴菲特》《小王子》《悲欣交集》《菊与刀》,一二三四五六七!恩,完成任务,比较满意。
6、买房。今年3·15,消费者权益日,我在开发商的霸王合同上签了无数个名字,正式在出租车司机称为“鸟不拉屎”的东四环外买了一套房子,步入京城“负翁”一族。
7、宗教。我和鱼儿去潭柘寺,许愿、还愿。Haining和小方去教堂,礼拜、祷告。宗教的力量真是伟大,几千年来导演了无数的的悲欢离合。我喜欢禅宗见心见性的公案,Haining说能感受到神的存在,布什说他受神的旨意进攻伊拉克,以色列和巴勒斯坦仍在争夺圣城耶路撒冷。突然想起一次培训时老师说的话,在商业谈判中,不谈政治,不谈宗教。
8、回家。每年都回老家,但这是7年来第一次在夏天回老家。以前春节回家,正值寒冬,到处都是光秃秃的,不像记忆中的家乡。五一在北大上课,遇到老同学,她告诉我一定要在夏天回一次家,会有不一样的感觉,当时没有在意。7月份回家,又看到了久违了7年的大梧桐叶,鱼儿将它顶在头上数火车,真的找回了少年!
9、牵线。一开始老曾还有点害羞,后来的表现让我们很满意,哈哈……祝有情人终成眷属。
10、远行。今年再一次刷新了南行的纪录,到达深圳。再一次平了东行的纪录,到达韩国,并在韩国过了生日。这已经是第三次在出差时过生日了。
2005年12月31日14:21分,我记录下了自己在这一年里的点滴。这一年,的确做了不少的事情,这比2003、2004都有很大的进步。希望自己在未来都能够像今年这样,踏踏实实,开开心心,一步步地走过。
Friday, December 16, 2005
公道自在人心
Thursday, December 15, 2005
成功的比率
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
借口
Thursday, December 08, 2005
轻松一下
1、第一题:黄花岗起义时,开第一枪的人是谁?(a)黄兴(b)宋教仁(c)孙文(d)罗福星
第二题:黄花岗起义时,开第二枪的人是谁?(a)黄兴(b)宋教仁(c)孙文(d)罗福星
第三题:黄花岗起义时,开第三枪的人是谁?(a)黄兴(b)宋教仁(c)孙文(d)罗福星
这三题的答案都是(a)
因为教育出版社的教材里有一句话:"黄兴朝向空中鸣了三枪揭开了黄花岗起义的序幕!"
2、美国《西雅图时报》很负责任地写下"超级女声"的英文全称:Mongolian Cow Sour Sour Yogurt Super Girl!(蒙古的 牛 酸 酸奶 酸乳Mongolian Cow Sour Sour Yogurt =蒙牛酸酸乳-_-b)
该报网站第一个回帖者留言:记者大哥,请问你四级过了没有?
3、我这一生只被电影感动过三次:第一次,是我很小的时候看《妈妈再爱我一次》,我深深地被感动了;第二次,看《大话西游》,我深深地被孙悟空和紫霞的爱情故事感动了;第三次,看《十面埋伏》,当我看到章子怡那顽强的生命力时,我第三次被深深地感动了!
4、手机欠费,遂拨1860咨询如何缴费,答复:对不起,您的电话已停机,详情请垂询1860。
5、大家问我男人应当追求什么?我回答:金钱和美女。于是,大家开始鄙视我……大家又问我男人应当追求什么?我说:事业和爱情!于是,大家开始崇拜我……
6、饿狼觅食,听见有家人在训孩子:"再哭就把你扔出去喂狼!"可是,孩子哭了一夜……第二天早晨,狼长叹一声:"哎……人类说话不算数!"
7、大学时代第一次聚会选择在动物园,大家共同的理由是:只有在这里,才能感慨到自己还是个人啊……
8、高中时家里买了电脑,找了个本电脑入门书学了学,知道了exe文件是executable的缩写,bmp文件是bitmap的缩写,bat文件是batch的缩写。后来,一个同学来我家的时候往电脑里拷了几个文件,从那以后的相当长的一段时间里,我都认为jpg文件是"japanesegirl"的缩写……
99%与1%
Friday, December 02, 2005
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
朝三暮四
Wednesday, November 02, 2005
旁观者的感触
大多数情况下,人们对事物的认识总是有一些道理的;
大多数情况下,人们喜欢将这种道理演变为自以为是;
大多数情况下,人们都有自身的局限性,局限性更加强了这种自以为是;
极少数情况下,人们会认识到这种自以为是,从而感觉到不自信,但由于另一种局限性,比如需要掩饰这种不自信,总是喜欢将简单的问题复杂化。
Thursday, October 27, 2005
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Sunday, October 09, 2005
Thursday, July 07, 2005
Thursday, June 30, 2005
逝者
Friday, June 10, 2005
退步集
天地:老子曰,天地不仁,以万物为刍狗。天地不会为人而感动。
永恒:四季永恒。
时间:时间是性命。
生命:厨房里有小蟑螂,不知道能活多久,但活的非常生动。人是卑微的,生命却是敬畏的,那些是属于本原的东西,知道了,就可以充实的,平静的,好好的活下去。
死亡:很宁静的害怕死亡,同时很宁静的等待。
相信:人需要相信。
家:一个电灯泡,灯泡下有张桌子,桌子周围有人在等你回去吃夜饭。
教育:如果我还是15,6岁的学生,死路一条,我痛恨上课,痛恨考试,痛恨一本正经,痛恨煞有其事。
责任:家庭就是责任。
失败:没关系,失败很好,只要你扛的住。
真诚:真诚是很高的品德。能对自己真诚就好。
快乐:春夏秋冬,看见美好的人和事,就是快乐和感动。
未来:能活下去就很好。
--- 摘自陈丹青《退步集》---
---以上摘自flyingfish之青山遥远---
Friday, May 27, 2005
时间能量
时间是伟大的,它具有无与伦比的能量。当我们日复一日毫不动摇地坚持某一件事情的时候,便赋予了它伟大的时间能量。成功,往往就在于多一点点坚持。
Friday, April 29, 2005
Sunday, April 24, 2005
巅峰
这是水泊梁山自由精神的巅峰。
巅峰,永远是衰落的开始。
Wednesday, April 20, 2005
致志
Sunday, April 17, 2005
凡人歌
歌手:李宗盛
你我皆凡人生在人世间
终日奔波苦一刻不得闲
既然不是仙难免有杂念
道义放两旁利字摆中间
多少男子汉一怒为红颜
多少同林鸟已成分飞燕
人生何其短何必苦苦恋
爱人不见了向谁去喊冤
问你何时曾看见这世界为了人们改变
有了梦寐以求的容颜是否就算是拥有春天
你我皆凡人生在人世间
终日奔波苦一刻不得闲
你既然不是仙难免有杂念
道义放两旁把利字摆中间
多少男子汉一怒为红颜
多少同林鸟已成了分飞燕
人生何其短何必苦苦恋
爱人不见了向谁去喊冤
问你何时曾看见这世界为了人们改变
有了梦寐以求的容颜是否就算是拥有春天
阿宗三件事
词曲:李宗盛
纯儿是我的女儿
是上帝给我的恩赐
我要让她平安长大
是我很重要的事
我希望她快乐健康
生命中不要有复杂难懂的事
啦……
我亲自给你取的名字
希望你平安一世
你说你喜欢我的歌
我不知道这算不算是一种好事
嘿……
你说你喜欢我的词
总是道出你心中不欲人知的事
我不知我不知
我写歌有时快有时慢
有时简单有时难
有时心酸有时不知怎么办
有时心烦有时不知怎么办
我不知怎么办
我是一个瓦斯行老板之子
在还没证实我有独立赚钱的本事以前
我的父亲要我在家里帮忙送瓦斯
我必须利用生意清淡的午后
在新社区的电线杆上绑上电话的牌子
我必须扛着瓦斯穿过臭水四溢的夜市
这样的日子在我第一次上综艺一百以后一年多才停止
永志不忘
____________考生:
根据你在2005年研究生入学考试中的成绩,由于名额所限,经全面衡量,我校决定不拟录取。
希望你继续努力工作,刻苦学习,在各方面取得更大成绩。
清华大学研究生招生办公室
2005年3月
永志不忘。
Friday, April 15, 2005
梦境
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
伟大的Google
伟大的Google,伟大的Gmail。
Friday, April 08, 2005
好天气
Thursday, April 07, 2005
Monday, April 04, 2005
行者
8:00 起床,早餐,擦车。把自己打扮得像个行者。
9:00 从酒仙桥出发。想着要珍惜这美好春光,把一天当成三天来过。
9:32 渔阳饭店附近,发生一次险情,差点与一大奔亲密接触。
9:37 抵达东直门,在东直门地铁东北出口附近极高密度的人群中穿行,感觉自己像赵子龙,于百万军中取上将首级如探囊取物耳。
9:50 看到了雍和宫金黄色的琉璃瓦,闻到了阵阵薰香。东城区的人们真幸福,整天整月整年都在佛祖的护佑中。
9:59 抵达地坛。在地坛体育馆向一家机构咨询。
10:47 离开地坛向正南方向,目标前门。
11:26 经北河沿南河沿大街到达南池子。不知为何,在我的印象中,南池子是一个美人,可能与“西子”有关吧。
11:42 通过天安门广场,绕行人民大会堂西侧抵达前门。骑自行车在天安门前经过是俺一位同事的梦想,因此经过时还特意感受了一下,发现没有什么特别的,比较迟钝。
11:47 到达大栅栏,买了半斤当季的新鲜龙井,RMB400/斤,长这么大还没喝过这么贵的茶。狗不理午餐。
13:32 离开大栅栏,绕行天安门广场东侧去西单。又经过一次天安门,又特意感受了一次,还是没有感觉。
13:55 到达西单图书大厦,很快挑出一本书《从牛顿、达尔文到巴菲特——投资的格栅理论》。14:20 打道回府。
14:36 经过天安门广场。第三次感受天安门,有感觉了!累!
14:53 建国门。体力不支。第一次发现天安门到国贸好远,眼看着国贸那两栋高楼就在眼前,怎么就一直到不了呢?中国有句古话,望山跑死马。有道理。我比那马还惨。
15:10 终于到达国贸,借国贸桥下眼花缭乱的红绿灯,专挑红灯休息了几下。掐指一算,16:00之前应该能到家,信心倍增。
15:37 到燕莎桥,路面突然变窄。开始倒计时。
15:51 从东风桥下穿过,双腿已经完全麻木。有一种悲壮的感觉。
16:00 终于到家了!从车上下来,双腿发软,感觉自己不会走路了。
行程图:http://2.srv.fotopages.com/2/4987676.jpg
下一个目标:从酒仙桥到宣武门,吃我向往已久的山西刀削面!暂时安排在7月3日以后。
Saturday, April 02, 2005
飞得更高
词曲:汪峰
生命就像一条大河
时而宁静
时而疯狂
现实就像一把枷锁
把我捆住
无法挣脱
这谜样的生活锋利如刀
一次次将我重伤
我知道我要的那种幸福
就在那片更高的天空
我要飞得更高
飞得更高
狂风一样舞蹈
挣脱怀抱
我要飞得更高
飞得更高
翅膀卷起风暴
心生呼啸
飞得更高
一直在飞
一直在找
可我发现
无法找到
若真想要
是一次解放
要先剪碎
这有过的往
我要的一种生命更灿烂
我要的一片天空更蔚蓝
我知道我要的那种幸福
就在那片更高的天空
我要飞得更高
飞得更高
狂风一样舞蹈
挣脱怀抱
我要飞得更高
飞得更高
翅膀卷起风暴
心生呼啸
飞得更高
飞得更高
飞得更高...
Thursday, March 31, 2005
毕达哥拉斯
Pythagoras and Pythagoreanism
Pythagoras, the Greek philosopher and mathematician and founder of the Pythagorean school, flourished about 530 B. C. Very little is known about the life and personality of Pythagoras. There is an abundance of biographical material dating from the first centuries of the Christian era, from the age of neo-Pythagoreanism, but, when we go back to the centuries nearer to Pythagoras's time, our material becomes very scanty. It seems to be certain that Pythagoras was born at Samos about the year 550 or 560 B. C., that he travelled to Magna Græcia in Southern Italy about the year 530, that he founded there a school of philosophy and that he died at Metapontum in Sicily. The detailed accounts of how he invented the musical scale, performed miracles, pronounced prophecies, and did many other wonderful things, belong to legend, and seem to have no historical foundation. Similarly the story of his journey into Egypt, Asia Minor, and even to Babylon is not attested by reliable historians. To the region of fable belongs also the description of the learned works which he wrote and which were long kept secret in his school. It is certain, however, that he founded a school, or, rather, a religious philosophical society, for which he drew up a rule of life. In this rule are said to have been regulations imposing secrecy, a protracted period of silence, celibacy, and various kinds of abstinence. The time-honoured tradition that Pythagoras forbade his disciples to eat beans, for which various reasons, more or less ingenious, were assigned by ancient and medieval writers, has been upset by some recent writers, who understand the phrase, "Abstain from beans" (kyamon apechete), to refer to a measure of practical prudence, and not to a gastronomic principle. Beans, black and white, were, according to this interpretation, the means of voting in Magna Græcia, and "Abstain from beans" would, therefore, mean merely "Avoid politics"—a warning which, we know, was warranted by the troubles in which the school was involved on account of the active share which it took during the founder's lifetime in the struggles of the popular with the aristocratic party in Southern Italy. The school was instructed by its founder to devote itself to the cultivation of philosophy, mathematics, music, and gymnastics, the aim of the organization being primarily ethical. The theoretical doctrines taught by the master were strictly adhered to, so much so that the Pythagoreans were known for their frequent citation of the ipse dixit of the founder. Naturally, as soon as the legends began to grow up around the name of Pythagoras, many tenets were ascribed him which were in fact introduced by later Pythagoreans, such as Philolaus and Archytas of Tarentum.
It seems to be certain that, besides prescribing the rules that were to govern the society, Pythagoras taught:
a doctrine of transmigration of souls which he probably borrowed from the Bacchic and Orphic mysteries, the whole spirit of the doctrine being religious and ethical, intended to show, by successive incarnations of the soul in the bodies of different animals a system by which certain vices and virtues were to be punished and rewarded after death; in a general way, the doctrine that mathematics contains the key to all philosophical knowledge, a germ, so to speak, which was afterwards developed into an elaborate number-theory by his followers; and the notion that virtue is a harmony, and may be cultivated not only by contemplation and meditation but also by the practice of gymnastics and music.
he subsequent elaboration of these three central doctrines into a complicated system is the work of the followers of Pythagoras. The Pythagorean philosophy in its later elaboration is dominated by the number-theory. Being the first, apparently, to observe that natural phenomena, especially the phenomena of the astronomical world, may be expressed in mathematical formulas, the Pythagoreans were carried on by the enthusiasm characteristic of discoverers to maintain that numbers are not only the symbols of reality, but the very substance of real things. They held, for example, that one is the point, two the line, three the surface, and four the solid. Seven they considered to be the fate that dominates human life, because infancy ceases at seven, maturity begins at fourteen, marriage takes place in the twenty-first year, and seventy years is the span of life usually allotted to man. Ten is the perfect number, because it is the sum of one, two, three, and four-the point, the line, the surface, and the solid. Having, naturally, observed that all numbers may be ranged in parallel columns under "odd" and "even", they were led to attempt a similar arrangement of the qualities of things. Under odd they placed light, straight, good, right, masculine; under even, dark, crooked, evil, left, feminine. These opposites, they contended, are found everywhere In nature, and the union of them constitutes the harmony of the real world.
The account given by the Pythagoreans of the "harmony of the spheres" is the best illustration of their method. There are, they said, ten heavenly bodies, namely, the heaven of the fixed stars, the five planets, the sun, the moon, the earth, and the counter-earth. The counter-earth is added because it is necessary to make up the number ten, the perfect number. It is a body under the earth, moving parallel with it, and, since it moves at the same rate of speed, it is invisible to us. The five planets, the sun, the moon, and the earth with its counter-earth, moving from west to east at rates of speed proportionate to the distance of each from the central fire, produce eight tones which give an octave, and , therefore, a harmony. We are not conscious of the harmony, either because it is too great to be perceptible by human ears, or because, like the blacksmith who has grown accustomed to the noise of his hammer on the anvil, we have lived since our first conscious moments in the sound of the heavenly music and can no longer perceive it. In their psychology and their ethics the Pythagoreans used the idea of harmony and the notion of number as the explanation of the mind and its states, and also of virtue and its various kinds. It was not these particular doctrines of the school so much as the general notion which prevailed among the Pythagoreans of the scope and aim of philosophy, that influenced the subsequent course of speculation among the Greeks. Unlike the Ionians, who were scientists and related philosophy to knowledge merely, the Pythagoreans were religiously and ethically inclined, and strove to bring philosophy into relation with life as well as with knowledge. Aristotelianism, which reduced philosophy to knowledge, never could compete, in the estimation of its advocates, with Christianity, as neo-Pythagoreanism did, by setting up the claim that in the teachings of its founder it had a "way of life" preferable to that taught by the Founder of Christianity.
Wednesday, March 30, 2005
George S. Patton
一千年前,罗马人战后凯旋而归,享受喧闹巡游的荣耀。其中的号角手、乐师及怪兽,全来自被征服的国土,木头车盛满掳掠得来的金银珠宝。胜利者坐在敞篷的马车上,囚犯系着铁链在他面前走过,他的儿子们穿上白袍骑在马背上,奴隶站在胜利者背后拿着皇冠,在他耳边低诉:一切荣耀尽化云烟……
Monday, March 07, 2005
多读书读好书
《原本大学微言》
《彼得林奇投资之道》
《丑陋的中国人》
《狼图腾》
《毛泽东传》
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
一本好书
Thursday, February 17, 2005
风马牛
Friday, February 04, 2005
记事贴
Wednesday, February 02, 2005
Tuesday, February 01, 2005
蒙
日子
这些天忙得厉害,昨晚开会到十点半,听老板讲他的宏图大略,只是我的脑袋已经麻木了。十一点,在办公室草草吃完一包方便面,回到宿舍,拖地、洗漱、睡觉。日子或许就是这样。贫嘴张大民的幸福生活,就是在这样的日子里精彩演绎着。不就是这样吗?
日子
歌手:小柯 作词:小柯 作曲:小柯
ah......yalaa...ei.a........
风吹着云儿散了
下雨的季节过了
花落的时候来了
想你的日子到了
a.......aldd.......
邻家的枣又熟了
春天的燕子飞了
隔壁的姑娘哭了
为什么呀你
这又何必呢
爱你的人儿来了
你爱的人儿走了
孤独的云儿飘着
是谁在不停地唱着
(这又是谁在没完没了的唱着)
枯黄的树叶飞着
寂寞的人儿看着
满街的歌谣唱着
随便的听听算了
ddladd.....
想说的话已说了
想爱的人也爱了
何必苦苦的等呢
为什么呀你
这又何苦呢
爱你的人儿来了
你爱的人儿走了
窗前的姑娘哭了
孤独的云儿飘着
爱你的人儿来了
你爱的人儿走了
孤独的风儿唱着
还能有谁在没完没了的听着
aa.....ddaall......