1、Always cherish those people who offer you a hand when you are in trouble.永遠(yuǎn)珍愛那些在你患難時，向你伸出援助之手的人。If you want change in your life to be permanent, strong, and conclusive, you need a support group. 如果你想在生命中有永久的、牢固的、決定性的改變，你需要一個支持小組。Sometimes we set so many obstacles for ourselves that we cant find the

2、easiest way to get what we want. 有時我們給自己設(shè)定了太多的阻礙，不知用最簡單的方法去得到我們想要的東西。Time flies like an arrow.光陰似箭。When a cigarette falls in love with a match, it is destined to be hurt.當(dāng)香煙愛上火柴時，就注定受到傷害。The world changes and things are always moving forward. 世界不斷改變，事物永遠(yuǎn)向前發(fā)展。Few things are impossible in themselves;

3、and it is often for want of will rather than of means that man fails to succeed.事情很少有根本做不成的；所以做不成，與其說是條件不夠，不如說是決心不夠。The meaning of life is that no matter what cards we have drawn, we can find the most appropriate way to play them. 生命的意義在于無論我們摸到什么牌，我們都能用最合適的方式打掉它們。I want to be strong enough that noth

4、ing can disturb the tranquility of my heart.我要強大到?jīng)]有任何事物能夠打擾我內(nèi)心的平靜When a child participates in setting the agenda for these sessions, these sessions end up being far more productive and the child is far more attentive. HYPERLINK file:/D:Program%20FilesDict225resultuiqueryresult.html o 點擊發(fā)音 當(dāng)一

5、個孩子參與制定這些討論的具體議程，這些討論最后將變得更有效果，而孩子也會更為專心得學(xué)習(xí)。The key for happiness is not to find a perfect person, but find someone and build a perfect relationship with him.幸福的關(guān)鍵不在與找到一個完美的人，而在找到一個人，然后和他一起努力建立一個完美的關(guān)系。Sometimes affection is a shy flower that takes time to blossom. - Becoming Jane有時愛情是朵含蓄的花，需要時間才能怒放。

6、成為簡奧斯汀Friends are like four-leaf clovers. Hard to find, and lucky to have!朋友就像四葉草。尋找不易，能擁有就是幸運！We will all have times of insecurity in life, when there is nothing to do but bravely face the feelings of doubt.生命中總有那么一段時光，充滿不安，可是除了勇敢面對，我們別無選擇。Opening a window for others is also to help ourselves see t

7、he sky more completely.幫別人開啟一扇窗，也就是讓自己看到更完整的天空。Happiness isnt getting all you want. Its enjoying all you have. 幸福不是得到你想要的一切，而是享受你所擁有的一切。When youre good to others, you are best to yourself. 善待他人，即是最好的善待自己。Its true that we dont know what weve got until we lose it, but its also true that we dont know w

8、hat weve been missing until it arrives.的確只有當(dāng)我們失去時才知道曾擁有的是什么，同樣，只有當(dāng)我們擁有了才知道曾經(jīng)失去了什么。No matter how long the rain lasts, there will be a rainbow in the end. No matter how sad you may be, believe that happiness is waiting.無論下多久的雨，最后都會有彩虹；無論你多么悲傷，要相信幸福在前方等候。Whatever with the past has gone, the best is alw

9、ays yet to come.不管過去如何，過去的已經(jīng)過去，最好的總在未來等著你。Trust is like a piece of paper. When it creases, it cannot recover even it is smoothed.信任就像一張紙，皺了，即使撫平，也恢復(fù)不了原樣了。The happiest people are not those who own all the best things, but the ones who can really appreciate the beauty of life.最幸福的人們并不一定什么都是最好，只是因為他們懂得

10、欣賞生活的美好。Dream what you want to dream；go where you want to go；be what you want to be，because you have only one life and one chance to do all the things you want to do.做你想做的夢，去你想去的地方，成為你想成為的人吧，因為你只有一次生命，一個機會去做所有那些你想做的事The best kind of friend is the one you could sit on a porch swing with, never say a

11、word, and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation youve ever had.最好的朋友，能陪你坐在門廊默默地蕩秋千，彼此沒有只字片語，分別時卻讓你感到，這是你擁有的最棒的一次交流。Getting angry is punishing oneself for mistakes of others. Forgive others, and relieve yourself.生氣，就是拿別人的過錯來懲罰自己。原諒別人，放過自己。No one can go with you for a lifetime, so y

12、ou have to adjust yourself to be alone; no one will help you again and again, so you have to fight all the time.沒有人陪你走一輩子，所以你要適應(yīng)孤獨；沒有人會幫你一輩子，所以你要一直奮斗。I am a great believer in luck, and I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it. Thomas Jefferson我非常相信運氣，我發(fā)現(xiàn)我越努力工作，我的運氣就越好。 托馬斯杰弗遜Being nice t

13、o someone you dislike doesnt mean youre a fake. It means youre mature enough to tolerate your dislike towards them.能夠善待不太喜歡的人，并不代表你虛偽，而意味著你內(nèi)心成熟到可以容納這些不喜歡。Im so young that everything sad or happy seems very impressive to me. A gentle touch could be a big deal.只是因為太年輕，所以所有的悲傷和快樂都顯得那么深刻，輕輕一碰就驚天動地。Ill n

14、ever mind the past from now on, no matter how sorrowful or wonderful it was. Life comes and goes with nothing.從此再不提起過去，痛苦或幸福，生不帶來，死不帶去。When we were small, happiness was a simple thing. After we have grown up, simplicity is a very happy thing.小時候，幸福是件很簡單的事；長大后，簡單是件很幸福的事。No one can change a person. Bu

15、t someone can be a reason for a person to change.沒有人能改變另外一個人，但是卻可能成為他改變的原因Silence is the best answer for all questions. Smiling is the best reaction in all situations.沉默是應(yīng)對所有問題的最佳答案，微笑是在所有情況下的最佳反應(yīng)。Dont worry too much about the ambiguous future; just make effort for the explicit present.不為模糊不清的未來過分擔(dān)憂

16、，只為清清楚楚的現(xiàn)在奮發(fā)圖強。Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending. Maria Robinson沒有人可以回到過去從頭再來，但是每個人都可以從今天開始，創(chuàng)造一個全新的結(jié)局。瑪麗亞羅賓遜Meeting you was fate, becoming your friend was a choice, but falling in love with you was beyond my control.遇見你是命運的安排，成為了朋友是我的選擇，而愛

17、上你是我無法控制的意外。I always in the deepest despair, meet the most beautiful surprise.我總在最深的絕望里，遇見最美麗的驚喜。From now on, I will expect nothing, and just take what I get.從現(xiàn)在起，我將不再期待，只珍惜我所擁有的。Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.Hans Christian Andersen.僅僅活著是不夠的，還需要有陽光、自

18、由，和一點花的芬芳。安徒生Every culture and nationality has its own share of mouthwatering delicacies.每一個文化及國家都有它特有的、令人垂涎三尺的佳Being put on the spot by a face-to-face question might NOT be the best way to get a truthful answer.People tend to tell the truth more when asked questions via text message - because they

19、have more time to think.It also includes sensitive information that the person might not normally reveal - such as exactly how much they drink, or how much (or little) they exercise.While the police are unlikely to switch to interviewing suspects via iPhone, its a good way to elicit precise, true an

20、swers from friends.The preliminary results of our study suggest that people are more likely to disclose sensitive information via text messages than in voice interviews, says Fred Conrad, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Michigan.This is sort of surprising, says Conrad, since many peopl

21、e thought that texting would decrease the likelihood of disclosing sensitive information because it creates a persistent, visual record of questions and answers that others might see on your phone.When texting, people are less likely to round figures up or down, and more likely to give precise answe

22、rs.We believe people give more precise answers via texting because theres just not the time pressure in a largely asynchronous mode like text that there is in phone interviews, says Conrad.As a result, respondents are able to take longer to arrive at more accurate answers.面對面地審問某人也許不是得到真實答案的最佳方式。用發(fā)短

23、信的方式提問一般更能得到實情，因為人們有更多的時間思考。通過發(fā)短信還能得知人通常不會透露的敏感信息，比如他們真實的飲酒量，或運動量的多少。盡管警察不大可能轉(zhuǎn)用iPhone來審問犯人，但這是從朋友那里獲得準(zhǔn)確真實回答的好辦法。密歇根大學(xué)的認(rèn)知心理學(xué)家弗雷德康拉德說：“我們研究的初步結(jié)果顯示，相比語音訪談，人們在短信里更可能透露敏感信息。”康拉德說：“這有些令人驚訝。許多人以為發(fā)短信會降低透露敏感信息的可能性，因為這會產(chǎn)生問題和回答的持久的可視記錄，其他人可能會在你手機上看到。”在發(fā)短信時，人們不大可能說個大概數(shù)字，更可能給出準(zhǔn)確的答案。康拉德說：“我認(rèn)為人們通過短信能給出更準(zhǔn)確的答案，因為短信很

24、大程度上是一種非同步的通信方式，沒有電話訪談的時間壓力。”“結(jié)果，應(yīng)答者能有更多時間來想出更準(zhǔn)確的答案。”put on the spot: 使某人處于難堪地位，讓某人為難asynchronous: 非同期的，非同步的People are more likely to tell the truth when asked questions via text message發(fā)短信比當(dāng)面交談更可能說真話A Fine Frenzy: Almost loverYour fingertips across my skinThe palm trees swaying in the windIn my cha

25、se You sang me Spanish lullabies The sweetest sadness in your eyes Clever trick I never wanna see you unhappyI thought you want the same for meGoodbye my almost loverGoodbye my hopeless dream Im trying not to think about you Cant you just let me be?So long my luckless romanceMy back is turned on you

26、 Shouldve known youd bring me heartacheAlmost lovers always doWe walked along a crowded streetYou took my hand and danced with meIn the shadeAnd when you left you kissed my lips You told me youd never ever forget these imagesId never wanna see you unhappyI thought youd want the same for meGoodbye my

27、 almost lover Goodbye my hopeless dreamIm trying not to think about youCant you just let me be?So long my luckless romance My back is turned on youShouldve known youd bring me heartacheAlmost lovers always doI cannot go to the oceanI cannot try the streets at nightI cannot wake up in the morningWith

28、out you on my mindSo youre gonna and Im hauntedAnd I bet you are just fineDid I make it that easy?To walk right in and out of my lifeGoodbye my almost loverGoodbye my hopeless dreamIm trying not to think about youCant you just let me be?So long my luckless romanceMy back is turned on youShouldve kno

29、wn youd bring me heartacheAlmost lovers always do你的指尖輕滑過我的肌膚棕櫚樹在風(fēng)中翩翩起舞你為我吟唱那西班牙搖籃曲你的眼中映出甜蜜的憂傷和那狡黠的惡作劇我不愿看到你的哀傷我以為你也一樣再見了，我無緣的愛人再見了，我無望的夢想我試著不再想你請讓我獨自離去再見了我不幸的愛我將轉(zhuǎn)身離去早該知道你只能帶給我無盡的心傷無緣的愛人總是如此我們穿行在擁擠的街道你拉住我的手在樹蔭下與你共舞當(dāng)你離開時，你吻著我的唇說著你永不忘記這一幕我永遠(yuǎn)不愿看見你不快樂的樣子我以為你也一樣再見了，我無緣的愛人再見了，我無望的夢想我試著不再想你請讓我獨自離去再見了我不幸的愛我將

30、轉(zhuǎn)身離去早該知道你只能帶給我無盡的心傷無緣的愛人總是如此我再也無法回到昔日的海邊我再也無法行駛在午夜的街道若你在我心中從此消失我再也無法在清晨醒來但你離去我卻還留在原地希望你一切都好而我是否能輕易的讓你走入我的生命再離開再見了，我無緣的愛人再見了，我無望的夢想我試著不再想你請讓我獨自離去再見了我不幸的愛我將轉(zhuǎn)身離去早該知道你只能帶給我無盡的心傷無緣的愛人總是如此7 Reasons to Quit your JobIn October 2005 I received a degree in International Economics, and straight out of the univ

31、ersity I went to work for a large multinational company. It is was the most obvious path for me to follow; my parents encouraged me to do so, and my friends were doing it also. After one year, however, I was not so sure that this was the right choice for me. The more I thought about it, the more I w

32、anted to take a shot and work on personal projects.Late in 2006 I finally decided to run after my dreams. I quit my job, moved from Italy back to Brazil, and started to work full time with my blogs and other entrepreneurial projects, most of them related to the Internet. Below you will find 7 reason

33、s that motivated me to take this decision. I had already written about those factors on another blog, but I decided to publish it on Daily Blog Tips as well because there are probably many bloggers on the same situation that I was, check it out:If I will need to work my arse off, Id rather do it for

34、 something that I own: I firmly believe that hard work is the foundation of success. Even if you consider supposed geniuses like great musicians or writers, history shows that behind each and every one of them there was an incredible amount of hard work. There is no easy way out and there are no sho

35、rtcuts. So, if that is the case, it is clear that I will need to work damn hard no matter what I choose to do in life. Why not work that hard for my own self then?Should you hit the jackpot with an idea, its your company that will collect most of the profits: Most people think that working for an or

36、ganization is less risky than having your own business. The reasoning is right to a certain extent. After all, a standard job offers a secure pay check at the end of the month. This means that your income has a lower boundary, it will not go below a certain level no matter what. The problem, however

37、, is that this security comes at the expense of limited earning potential. This means that your income will also have an upper boundary. It will not go above a certain level no matter what. Should you come up with a brilliant idea that generate millions for your company, it is unlikely that you will

38、 share the profits.Companies pay you for your time, not for the value you create: I confess I have never understood the logic behind hourly wages. Peoples salary should be based on the value they bring to the company on not on the number of hours they work weekly or monthly. Some organizations offer

39、 performance based retributions, that is a beginning but it is not enough. Think about a book. You are willing to pay a certain price for that book because you will get some value out of it right? Now, it does not matter if the writer took 10, 5 or 2 years to write the book. The price you are willin

40、g to pay is still the same and proportional to the value the book has to you.Hierarchy and politics? No Thanks: Large organizations tend to be hierarchical and there is nothing you can do about it. People are classified according to their rank or seniority rather than by the quality of their ideas o

41、r by their drive. Sometime ago I was trying to implement the first internal blog for my division. The first thing I did was to call directly the HQ guy who was responsible for the communications platform, and he assured me that it would take no longer than 1 week to set the blog up. Guess what, afte

42、r a couple of days I received a call from the Communications manager from our division, she wanted to “explain to me the rules of the game” (!). Basically she told me that all the communications related requests needed to pass through her no matter what, and she would therefore take charge of the bl

43、og set up. Two months after that call my division was still waiting for the blog.I want to work on my own terms: Some time ago, more specifically under the industrial age, it probably made sense to get people grouped together in a single location, for a specific time span, all wearing a standard uni

44、form. Do the same rules apply to the information age, though? I do not think so. If someday my company will grow so that I will need to hire people all I will tell them is: “Look, I dont care if you work at 4 pm or in the middle of the night, at home or in the office, and if you do come to the offic

45、e I dont care if you wear shorts and sandals just like I dont care if you listen to music while you work, do as you please as long as you get the job done!” .Even if you screw it up for 10 years you will still learn a lot more: Many people told me to wait a couple of years more before starting my co

46、mpany. They said that I still lacked the experience. Well, maybe they are right and I do lack the experience. So what? Even if I get every thing wrong for the first 10 years I will probably learn a lot more than if I had stayed inside a large corporation. When you go alone you need to take all the d

47、ecisions, solve all the problems and bear all the responsibility.Are you doing what you love?: Passion is difficult to fake, you are either doing what you love or you are not, there is no in-between. Suppose you just won the lottery and money is not a problem anymore. What kind of work would you sti

48、ll be willing to do even for free? Personally I would write articles to share my ideas and would pursue some entrepreneurial projects. The question then becomes: “Do I really need to win the lottery to start doing that?” . Hell no! Once you realize that, it becomes much easier to drop everything else and start working on things that you really love辭職單干的7個理由二零零五年十月，當(dāng)我拿到國際經(jīng)濟學(xué)學(xué)位后，我直接去了一家大型跨國