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11/23/2009 诶呀,喜欢喝酒了又开了第二瓶,这次大家都倒得多了一些,我剩下大概1/3瓶,还是冰镇的 11/20/2009 微软拼音2010亲爱的MS又发邮件了,MS-IME CHN 2010 beta2捏捏 11/19/2009 LW真的想减肥了,之前一段时间只是一意孤行地不吃晚饭了 Jarjar&雪&2012好吧,又很不靠谱的网站后台出问题了,等待修复 11/18/2009 自恋水瓶座令水瓶座人动心的爱情,其最开始的情节未必石破天惊,但不能没有叫他惊奇之处,甚至是说「凡美好的来临,必趁不备之时」;就像突然有人塞了一把哪一种糖给他吃,而他没想到你知道他爱吃的正是那种糖。大概不少人觉得水瓶座是不负责任的情人,别说瓶子们矢口否认,连我都不以为然哦。他只是不肯对不对劲的恋情继续负责,那是不诚实,也侮辱了对方。 关於爱情,忠实、深情、永恒都是他喜见的字眼。如果瓶子爱上你,凡是你们相爱的任何时刻,他都是忠实的。万一爱情故事结束,他也仍然恋旧,虽不可挽回,也深情如昔。瓶子们以此保障「真爱可以永恒」。而完美主义使得水瓶座人的爱情,发生机率虽然多,但成功机会却少。占有欲也将在他的爱情史上成为「腥风血雨」的造成因素。好色但不久精神上的恋爱最重要精神上的恋爱,对水瓶座来说,非常重要。肉欲的享受绝非水瓶座追求爱情的动力。换言之,瓶子们要的是「有大脑的爱情」。如果你长得不赖,但是没啥求知欲,又不算是个天才,想纯以外貌惑水瓶座人,是妄想,当然,好色的瓶子也许会试一试,但不会长久。 水瓶座人讨厌复杂的爱情游戏,他可能在未开始时使你觉得他对你很暧昧,但一旦恋情展开,一切都转向明朗、公开而正式。他希望向所有的朋友介绍他的情人,那时,他的表情是满足而怯的,但又喜不自禁。别弄出叁角关系来考他,他的人生拒绝处理这种无聊的考题。通常他也不会轻易给自己制造这种考题。但是当水瓶座人的真爱还没出现时,的确令人怀疑他喜欢处在多角关系中,总得他养了一缸肥鱼,不知到底会选上哪一条放进最机密的心瓶中。 你最好不要想考公瓶子对你的感情,他的爱是不容怀疑的。不过,他却一定会考验你。 本质上喜欢孤独的水瓶座 水瓶座是公认不听从社会规则的怪人,但事实上在他的性格上,隐藏着保守的一面。水瓶座的人顽固得不容易改变自己的意见或主张,但另一方面却又极端讨厌和别人争执及暴力。有时在快要跟别人起正面冲突时,他会装做完全不知道有笸对声音的样子,而按自己想做的去做。 然具有强烈的右爱精神,但这是因为他有必须友爱的观念,而不是个人感情上的燃烧。当他对某人有兴趣时,主要是因为想知道对方为什麽会那样做的一种知性关心,一旦让他找到答案,他会立刻转移兴趣的目标。外表看起来,水瓶座的人充满魅力,很有社交手腕。但本质上,却有着爱好孤独,不喜别人靠近的冷淡的一面。看起来好像跟大家相处得不错,其实却巧妙的保持相当的距离。 2009年11月18日中午11:14今天天气不错,虽然不是万里无云,至少见着了许久不见的太阳 11/17/2009 杂七杂八一通胡说晚上睡觉的时候总是不觉得冷的,早上起来的时候却是那般的阴寒彻骨 11/16/2009 这种事情最好不要再发生了。。。http://www.jfdaily.com/a/623305.htm 11/8/2009 刚才那会儿周末 无聊周末,总是可以安静下来休息一阵子的 于是打开电脑,打开一个个网页 尽管尽管是那么无聊,还是耐着性子登上Maplestory 11/4/2009 有些无奈10/28/2009 Things about Gabriel'Gavriel' redirects here. For other uses, see Gabriel (disambiguation). In Abrahamic religions, Gabriel (Hebrew: גַּבְרִיאֵל, Modern Gavriʼel Tiberian Gaḇrîʼēl; Latin: Gabrielus; Greek: Γαβριήλ, Gabriēl; Arabic: جبريل, Jibrīl or جبرائيل Jibrail; Aramaic: Gabri-el, "God is my strong man/hero"[1]) is an angel who serves as a messenger from God. Based on two passages in the Gospel of Luke, many Christians and Muslims believe Gabriel to have foretold the births of both John the Baptist and Jesus. Islam further believes he was the medium through whom God revealed the Qur'an to Muhammad, and that he sent a message to most prophets, if not all, revealing their obligations. He is called the chief of the four favoured angels and the spirit of truth, and in some views is a personification of the Holy Spirit.[2][3] Gabriel is also mentioned in Bahá'í Faith texts, specifically in Bahá'u'lláh's mystical work Seven Valleys. Hebraic references Gabriel first appears in the Book of Daniel, in a setting which takes place during the Babylonian captivity: Daniel is pondering the meaning of several revelations he has just experienced, when Gabriel comes in "the form of a man," to explain the meaning. Dan 8:15–19 (MKJV): And it happened when I, even I Daniel, had seen the vision, and sought for the meaning, then, behold, there stood before me the form of a man. (16) And I heard a man's voice between the banks of Ulai, which called and said, Gabriel, make this one understand the vision. (17) So he came near beside my place. And when he came, I was afraid and fell on my face. But he said to me, Understand, O son of man, for the vision is for the time of the end. (18) And as he was speaking with me, I was stunned, on my face toward the ground. But he touched me and set me upright. (19) And he said, Behold, I will make you know what shall happen in the last end of the indignation. For it is for the time appointed for the end.(Daniel 8:15–17) Shortly thereafter, Gabriel again helps interpret visions pertaining to the "End of Days": Dan 9:20–22 (MKJV) And while I was speaking, and praying, and confessing my sin, and the sin of my people Israel, and presenting my cry before Jehovah my God for the holy mountain of my God; (21) yes, while I was speaking in prayer, even the man Gabriel, whom I had seen in the vision at the beginning, touched me in my severe exhaustion, about the time of the evening sacrifice. (22) And he enlightened me, and talked with me, and said, O Daniel, I have now come out to give you skill and understanding. Christian references New TestamentFirst, concerning John, an angel appeared to his parents, as narrated in Luke 1:10–20 (MKJV): "And all the multitude of the people were praying outside at the time of incense. (11) And an angel of the Lord appeared to him as he was standing on the right of the altar of incense. (12) And seeing this, Zacharias was troubled, and fear fell on him. (13) But the angel said to him, Do not fear, Zacharias. For your prayer is heard, and your wife Elizabeth shall bear you a son, and you shall call his name John. (14) And you shall have joy and gladness, and many shall rejoice at his birth. (15) For he shall be great in the sight of the Lord, and shall neither drink wine nor strong drink. And he shall be filled with the Holy Spirit, even from his mother's womb. (16) And he shall turn many of the sons of Israel to the Lord their God. (17) And he shall go before him in the spirit and power of Elijah, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just, to make ready a people prepared for the Lord. (18) And Zacharias said to the angel, By what shall I know this? For I am old, and my wife is advanced in her days. (19) And answering, the angel said to him, I am Gabriel, who stands before God. And I am sent to speak to you and to show you these glad tidings. (20) And behold, you shall be silent and not able to speak until the day that these things shall be performed, because you did not believe my words which shall be fulfilled in their time.[end] Shortly afterwards, announcing the forthcoming birth of Jesus, Gabriel is said to appear again, this time to Elizabeth's close relative Mary; see Luke 1:26–37 (MKJV) (26) And in the sixth month the angel Gabriel was sent from God into a city of Galilee, named Nazareth, (27) to a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph, of the house of David. And the virgin's name was Mary. (28) And the angel came in to her and said, Hail, one receiving grace, the Lord is with you. Blessed are you among women. (29) And when she saw him, she was troubled at his saying, and considered what kind of greeting this might be. (30) And the angel said to her, Do not fear, Mary, for you have found favor with God. (31) And behold! You shall conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus. (32) He shall be great and shall be called the Son of the Highest. And the Lord God shall give him the throne of his father David. (33) And he shall reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there shall be no end. (34) Then Mary said to the angel, How shall this be, since I do not know a man? (35) And the angel answered and said to her, The Holy Spirit shall come on you, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow you. Therefore also that Holy One which will be born of you shall be called Son of God. (36) And behold, your cousin Elizabeth also conceived a son in her old age. And this is the sixth month with her who was called barren. (37) For with God nothing shall be impossible.[end] Gabriel only appears in these two passages in Luke and not in the other three Gospels. Pope St. Gregory's Homily on the Angel GabrielAnd so not any Angel, but the Archangel Gabriel, was sent to Mary; for this ministry, it was fitting to have the highest Angel, since he was to announce the greatest news of all. Gabriel was sent to Mary; he who is called "Strength of God" came to announce him who deigned to appear in humility to conquer the powers of the air. PseudepigraphyAccording to the non-canonical Enoch 9:1–2, Gabriel, along with Michael, Raphael, Uriel and Suriel hear the cries of humanity under the strain of the Nephilim. It was their beseeching of "the Ancient of Days" (Yahweh), that prompted God to call Enoch to prophethood. After Enoch informed the Watchers of their fall from grace, Yahweh sent the archangels to earth to complete various tasks. In Enoch 10:13, Gabriel was to "Go to the biters, to the reprobates, to the children of fornication, the offspring of the Watchers, from among men; bring them forth and excite them against one another. Let them perish under mutual slaughter; for length of days shall not be theirs." And so, Gabriel instigated wars among the Giants (the children of the Watchers). Enoch 20:7 says that Gabriel presides over "Ikisat" (the fiery serpents) or Seraphim, Cherubim, and paradise, while Enoch 40:9 states that Gabriel presides over "all that is powerful." Gabriel sits on the left hand of God with Metatron. Gabriel's horn In English-speaking culture, the image of Gabriel as the angel that shall blow the trumpet blast that initiates the end of time and the general resurrection at the Last Judgment, which has no source in the Hebrew Bible or the New Testament,[4] is a familiar trope; it ranges from its first appearance in English in John Milton's Paradise Lost (1667)[5] to African-American spirituals: in Marc Connelly's play based on spirituals, The Green Pastures (1930), Gabriel has his beloved trumpet constantly with him, and the Lord has to warn him not to blow it too soon.[6] Four years later "Blow, Gabriel, Blow" was introduced by Ethel Merman in Cole Porter's Anything Goes (1934). The mathematical figure given the modern name "Gabriel's Horn", was invented by Evangelista Torricelli (1608–1647); it is a paradoxical solid of revolution that has infinite surface area, but finite volume. In Islamic tradition, though not specified in the Qu'ran, the trumpeter sounding the trump of doom[7] is not Gabriel, but Israfel. The earliest identification of Gabriel as the trumpeter that S. Vernon McCasland was able to trace was in an Armenian illuminated manuscript dated 1455, at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.[8] Feast daysIcon of Gabriel, Byzantium, ca. 1387–1395 (Tretyakov Gallery) The feast of Saint Gabriel was included for the first time in the General Roman Calendar in 1921, for celebration on March 24. In 1969 it was transferred to 29 September for celebration together with St. Michael and St. Raphael.[9] The Church of England has also adopted the 29 September date. The Eastern Orthodox Church and those Eastern Catholic Churches which follow the Byzantine Rite celebrate his feast day on 8 November (for those churches that follow the traditional Julian Calendar, 8 November currently falls on 21 November of the modern Gregorian Calendar, a difference of 13 days). Eastern Orthodox commemorate him, not only on his November feast, but also on two other days: 26 March is the "Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel" and celebrates his role in the Annunciation. 13 July is also known as the "Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel", and celebrates all the appearances and miracles attributed to Gabriel throughout history. The feast was first established on Mount Athos when, in the ninth century, during the reign of Emperor Basil II and the Empress Constantina Porphyrogenitus, while Nicholas II Chrysoberges|Nicholas Chrysoverges was Patriarch of Constantinople, the Archangel appeared in a cell near Karyes, where he wrote with his finger on a stone tablet the hymn to the Theotokos, "It is truly meet..." (see Axion Estin).[10] The Ethiopian Church celebrates his feast on 28 December, with a sizeable number of its believers making a pilgrimage to a church dedicated to "Saint Gabriel" in Kulubi on that day.[11] Additionally Gabriel is a the patron saint of messengers, those who work for broadcasting and telecommunications such as radio and television, remote sensing, and postal workers. Latter-Day Saint viewIn Latter-day Saint theology, Gabriel lived in this mortal life as the patriarch Noah. Gabriel and Noah are regarded as the same individual; Noah being his mortal name and Gabriel being his heavenly name.[12] See also: Noah, Michael (archangel), Adam. Islamic references Main article: Holy Spirit (Islam) The Arabic name for Gabriel is Jibral,Jibril, Jibrīl, Djibril, Jabrilæ or Jibrail (جبريل, جبرائيل, IPA: [dʒibræːʔiːl], [dʒibrɛ̈ʔiːl], or [dʒibriːl]) Muslims believe Gabriel to have been the angel who revealed the Qur'an to the prophet Muhammad. Gabriel's physical appearance is described in the Hadith (4:54:4:55):
Gabriel is regarded with the exact same respect by Muslims as all of the Prophets, and upon saying his name or referring to him a Muslim repeats: "peace be upon him". Gabriel's primary tasks are to bring messages from God to his messengers. As in Christianity, Gabriel is said to be the angel that informed Mary (Arabic Maryamمريم) of how she would conceive Jesus (Isa):
Muslims believe Gabriel to have accompanied Muhammad in his ascension to the heavens, where Muhammad also is said to have met previous messengers of God, and was informed about the Islamic prayer (Bukhari 1:8:345). Muslims also believe that Gabriel descends to Earth on the night of Laylat al-Qadr ("The Night of Great Value"), a night in the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar which is believed to be the night in which the Quran was first revealed. Bahá'í references In the Bahá'í Faith, Gabriel is seen to represent one of the embodiments of descent of the Spirit of God upon the messengers/prophets of God, which are known as Manifestations of God.[13][14] In Bahá'í belief, the Spirit of God is the conduit through which the wisdom of God becomes directly associated with his messenger, and it has been described variously in different religions such as the burning bush to Moses, the sacred fire to Zoroaster, the dove to Jesus, the angel Gabriel to Muhammad, and the Holy Maiden to Bahá'u'lláh.[15] 10/23/2009 最后的晚餐10/21/2009 还是没睡醒11/5/2007 Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue and a Silver Sixpence in Her Shoe.The wedding tradition of “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” has been around for hundreds of years. Many brides have been asked on their respective wedding days if they have gathered something old, new, borrowed and blue to carry with them as they walk down the aisle. The tradition of carrying or wearing one of each item is said to bring luck and fortune to the newly married couple. Have you ever stopped to think what the saying really means﹖ What is its origin and what does each item represent﹖ Something old... A bride may wear or carry something old to represent her continued ties to her family and her old life. Many brides wear a piece of family jewelry as their old item. Some brides wear the wedding dress worn by their mother or grandmother. In many cases, something old may also be something borrowed. Something new... Wearing something new is supposed to represent success and hope in the bride’s new life and in her marriage. If the bride purchased her wedding dress new, it may represent her new item, but any item that is new may be used. Something “new” is usually the easiest category1 to fill. Something borrowed... The borrowed item should be something borrowed from a friend that is happily married. It is suggested that their happiness will rub off on2 you and bring lasting happiness to your marriage. Some brides borrow an item of clothing, a piece of jewelry, a handkerchief or perhaps a beaded purse. Something blue... Wearing something blue dates back to biblical3 times when a blue wedding dress was worn to represent purity, fidelity4 and love. Over time this has changed from wearing a blue dress to wearing just a blue band around the bottom of the bride’s wedding dress to modern times where it is commonplace for the bride to wear a blue garter5. Silver sixpence... Placing a silver sixpence in the bride’s left shoe is said to be a symbol of wealth. This not only refers to financial wealth, but also a wealth of happiness and joy throughout her married life. Since most brides probably don’t even know what a sixpence is, this part of the tradition is not used very often in modern times. However, if a bride would like to include it in her wedding, she can purchase a silver sixpence from many companies that sell bridal supplies such as garters and invitations. Some brides are more traditional than other and may take a great deal of care in selecting one item for each category. It may be traditional for the women in their families to wear the same piece of jewelry. Other brides aren’t bound by tradition but still may choose to carry out the custom at someone else’s request. If they don’t want to carry numerous items, they may simply carry two handkerchiefs in a small beaded bag they may choose to buy a new, white handkerchief and borrow a blue one from a family member. That would provide them with something new the white handkerchief, as well as something that is old, borrowed and blue the blue handkerchief. The handkerchief just may come in handy6 during the wedding for drying their joyful tears 最初的说法起源于维多利亚时代,原文是:“有旧,有新,有借,有蓝;在一只鞋里放一枚六便士的银币。” 有新 穿戴一样新衣物是要象征新娘在新生活和婚姻中拥有成功和希望。如果新娘置办的是新的结婚礼服,那它就可以是她的“有新”,但是任何别的新服饰也是可以的。“有新”常常是最容易做到的。 有借 借来的服饰应该是从一位已幸福地结了婚的朋友那里借来的。据说他们的幸福会惠及于你,给你的婚姻带来长久的美满。有些新娘会去借来一种衣着用品、一件首饰、一块手帕或者一个饰以珠子的手袋。 有蓝 穿戴一件蓝色服饰源自《圣经》时代,当时蓝色结婚礼服代表着纯洁、忠诚和爱情。随着时间的推移,这一传统已从穿蓝色结婚礼服,演变成后来的在新娘的结婚礼服下摆处缝上一圈蓝色的镶边,再演变到现代的普遍做法——新娘用蓝色的吊袜带。 六便士银币 在新娘的左脚鞋子里放一枚六便士银币据说是财富的象征。它不仅代表财产上的富有,还代表婚姻生活的幸福与快乐。由于今天许多新娘恐怕连一枚六便士是什么样子都不知道,传统习俗的这一部分在现代婚礼中已经不常被遵守。但是,如果新娘想要在她的婚礼中包括这一项目,她可以从许多出售如吊袜带和请柬等婚礼用品的公司里买到六便士银币。 有些较为传统的新娘或许会花很多心思选择每一件服饰。传统的做法是:同一家族的女性佩戴同一件首饰。 而有些新娘不太为传统所束缚,但在别人的请求下也会遵循这一传统。如果她们不想面面俱到,她们可以就携带一个小小的珠子手袋,里面装有两块手帕——她们可以买一块新的白色手帕,然后从家人那里借一块蓝色手帕,这样她们就“有新”——白色手帕,还“有旧、有借、有蓝” ——蓝色手帕。手帕在婚礼中正好可以派上用场——擦拭喜悦的泪水! 3/23/2007 牙痛~~我可怜的牙很痛也~
差不多有一个礼拜了...
原因还是因为那颗智齿,它终于顶破了阻碍它的牙龈(这个过程已经开始很久了,它终于成功了)
然后它咬破了我的...,我也不知道是咬破了什么...反正就是很痛的...
这个礼拜很难受的...很多东西都不敢吃了,只要需要用力咬的都不敢去碰它,有人说正好趁此机会减肥...貌似也不太现实,这样让我更加想吃东西...痛苦啊...
现在的问题是咬破的地方有点肿,牙齿虽然本来不痛的,也因为我老是去动它而开始真的痛痛了,然后牙龈也就要肿了,这样原本狭小的空间更加不够用了,咬的几率变得很高很高...
想要消肿的想法也不太容易实现...
现在我有两个选择,1.继续安心吃消炎药,等待它消肿.2.直接拔掉这颗智齿...
虽然我不是很爱这颗智齿,但是从来都是相安无事的...让它离开我那一瞬间也会非常非常的痛苦...并且之后也有很长时间会不好受,但是以后再也不会这样了.如果不拔掉它呢,现在痛痛,maybe过一段时间会好,maybe以后还会痛...总之忍受忍受,直到老去,它自己脱落...
谁给我个建议吧? 2/5/2007 I really hate snakes!刚刚看完<空中蛇灾>,忍不住想抒发一下现在的感受,这个片子下载到电脑上已经很久了,一直没有看,今天看完就来写日志倒不是因为这个片子有好,拍的多好,或者有什么意义.只是我真的有点被吓到...
我想我很怕蛇,在此之前,我很讨厌蛇...那种感觉很说不清楚,不过我想大部分人都不会喜欢.蛇在我想象中应该是滑滑腻腻,凉飕飕的,很恐怖的感觉,因为那种感觉经常是伴随着危险,所以人类就有着讨厌这种感觉的本能了.因为对蛇的心有余悸,连带着连蚯蚓也不敢碰(当然它的脏兮兮的感觉也确实不好,但是形象上有点蛇的味道让我更加那个什么...),然后包括鳝鳗,泥鳅等等很多东西都不敢去吃的...当然也有其他原因...但是这些小家伙给我的第一印象就相当不好...也许有人觉得这个没有什么,很多人都这样,但是我并不是一个很...的人,可以说我的神经很大条...大部分爬虫走兽我都不会惧怕,也不怎么厌恶它们...
我一直以为我只有看喜剧片才能真正被感染...就是很想笑...像爱情片/恐怖片/and so on都不会引起我大的感情波动,现在我又发现一个新的型,灾难片,虽然对于<空中蛇灾>这个人祸类型的灾难感觉会不太一样,但是似乎也是对于身限灾难中的无助的恐慌,我会企盼着灾难结束的那一刻,祈祷世界和平,人人获得幸福...
不久之前还觉得那些血腥的惊悚片会很刺激,很爽,虽然现在没有特别的改变,但是只是我现在真的希望那些可怕的事情不要发生在任何人身上~~
只在电影里看到就够了不是吗,寻找刺激或许本来就是一个错误,平淡也没什么不好... |
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