2009年6月30日星期二
Wahyu
学妹部落格文章取名“神谕”。
除了认同文章的看法,也在于引发一段有趣的回忆。。。
那一天,一如往昔的来到马大辩论队训练,
和大家聊起进度,问起大家,在“神”于日前莅临的情况下,
是否有突发的创作或进度?
一位学妹这么说没有,她这么解释:“昨晚神来了,但是没有Wahyu。”
。。。。。。不得不佩服那形容的贴切。。。。。。
2009年6月29日星期一
不爱了
那一切,已经没有可能。
关心的人,是否回答了你们心中的好奇?
那些过去的,就让它停留在过去吧!
不会否认心中的感受,所以,不曾摇头、不曾说不。
但是,如今,只想让那一切停在过去。。。
对于一个感情泛滥的人来说,要办到,不是那么容易。
可是,至少理智说了,一切已经没有可能。。。
现实不是童话故事,不是有了感觉就一定有火花,
现实也不是戏剧,不是坚持到底就可以得到,
现实其实很现实,不能发展,就是句点。
要走出来,需要的是鼓励,不是回首。。。
感谢那些总在昏眩时,给予理智劝告的朋友,
感谢你们的耐性与关怀。
有些人,只能是朋友,
有些感觉,不可能再往前,
因为,一厢情愿不会有结果。
别担心!我很好!^ ^
未来,还那么长,还有许多值得期待的,不是吗?!;)
2009年6月26日星期五
Michael Jackson 迈克杰克逊 ~ 巨星陨落
但是,他的离去却让一切“复生”。。。
人们感叹他在晚年的性格改变,
批评他德行上的过失,
议论声浪还没停止的那一刻,
他,突然,离开了。。。
才子未必是圣人,所有的是非都留待未来去定位,
但是,他为乐坛所带来的震撼,是没有人能够否定的。
迈克杰克逊的离去,乐坛巨星的陨落。。。
1958年~2009年
Jackson was star the world could not ignore
CNN
LONDON, England (CNN) -- Michael Jackson had a level of hero worship on a par with Elvis Presley or the Beatles but he was the first black star to inspire such a massive following around the world.
Michael Jackson, the ultimate showman, craved attention and was rarely disappointed.
Total worldwide sales of more than 350 million records over his 40-year career give just a hint of the adoration there was for the "King of Pop." The fact that his death came on the eve of a comeback tour in London will leave his devotees feeling even more bereft.
While his career -- and wealth -- had waned greatly in recent years, there was still enough support for the concerts to sell out at a rate of nearly 40,000 an hour. Fans from as far afield as Japan, Germany and Dubai queued to buy their tickets.
Steve Greenberg, founder and CEO of S-Curve Records, was a disc jockey in Tel Aviv, Israel, when "Thriller" first dropped and witnessed first-hand how Jackson became an international icon.
His was a global appeal, Greenberg said, among fans and artists worldwide.
"He was as big in the Middle East and Southeast Asia as he was in America and Europe," Greenberg said. "He had that universality that not many people had. The Beatles had it, Muhammad Ali had it, but not many other people have had it."
Jackson was known for far more than his music though. Speaking after his death in Los Angeles was announced, U.S. civil rights campaigner Rev. Al Sharpton paid tribute to the work of a "trailblazer" in helping people around the world through his charities. How will you remember Michael Jackson?
Sharpton added that the song Jackson co-wrote with Lionel Richie, "We Are the World," a 1985 charity single that raised an estimated $50 million for famine relief in Africa, ushered in Live Aid and the era of celebrity philanthropy.
Jackson was the supreme showman who had an unrivalled knack of grabbing headlines. From his precocious abilities as the 11-year-old singer in the Jackson 5 to his legendary "moon-walk" dance, the star craved attention, and was rarely disappointed. Jackson "as big as it gets" »
But in the years after his colossal 1982 hit album "Thriller" and its 1987 follow-up "Bad," much of the focus did not cast him in a good light.
In 1996 the lead singer of Pulp, Jarvis Cocker, caused a furor at the Brit Awards in London when he invaded the stage during Jackson's performance of "Earth Song" in protest "at the way Michael Jackson sees himself as some kind of Christ-like figure with the power of healing."
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Jackson failed to see the humor in Cocker's mockery, responding that he was "sickened, saddened, shocked, upset, cheated, angry" by the protest. He also alleged that Cocker had attacked children on stage, something that the Pulp singer denied. But many in the music industry backed Cocker, who was arrested but later released without charge.
The theme of children was one that continued to haunt Jackson. In 2002 he caused a public outcry by dangling his baby son Prince Michael II from a third-floor hotel balcony in Germany before the world's press. He later said he regretted the incident. Watch video of the incident »
And in a 2003 interview with British journalist Martin Bashir that was supposed to repair his image around the world, the singer revived allegations of child abuse when he said of sharing a bed with a young boy: "It's a beautiful thing. It's very right, it's very loving. Because what's wrong with sharing a love?"
A warrant was issued for his arrest on charges of sexually molesting 12-year-old Gavin Arvizo. Jackson surrendered himself to police amid a media furor.
In the 2005 trial conducted in the glare of the world's media spotlight, Jackson was cleared of child molestation charges. Following the trial, Jackson's finances took a hit and he was forced to sell his Neverland ranch in California.
He later kept a low profile in the United States and spent time in Britain, where his friends included psychic spoonbender Uri Geller and Harrod's owner Mohamed Al Fayed, and also in Bahrain.
But in November last year, Jackson was sued by an Arab sheikh at the High Court in London for $7.7 million. They parted "amicably" after agreeing a settlement.
Jackson had been invited with his children and entourage to Bahrain by the king's son, Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, who lavished money on Jackson and built a recording studio, which he believed would be used to record albums by Jackson using material the sheikh had helped to write.
But Jackson insisted there was no valid agreement and that the sheikh's case was based on "mistake, misrepresentation and undue influence." He said sums of money paid out by the sheikh were "gifts."
As fans around the world mourn it is likely Michael Jackson will be remembered as a musical hero -- but also a man with human flaws.目标
安排,也很重要。。。
但是,个人管理似乎不太好,
对自己鞭策的力度也不够好,
所以,很茫然似的,不晓得自己究竟要什么。
读书的日子,一切就按照别人的编排去行事,
毕业后的日子,一切都在自己的脚下,要用自己的决定去走完。
听到Michael Jackson突然逝世的消息,有一些感触:
人生在世,其实也很短,
在那么短的时间,究竟可以做到什么?究竟离开的时候,是否会有懊恼?
自己要怎么样的人生?
活了那么多年才来问这个问题,好像有点迟。。。
嗯。。。
觉得起码不能虚渡日子吧!
但是,好像越来越懒惰,
越来越没有斗志,越来越消极。。。
不行,
一定要努力、踏实、用心的过每一天!:)
活着的人,不能辜负那活着的每一个时刻,
只要有能力,就用最好的方式去经营自己的生活,
让自己的人生快乐、充实!:D
加油!^ ^