多射一点。。。绝对能射中。。

( a comment on website)

District 9 is a story about aliens who make contact with Earth and the relationships with humans and society. The creatures were set up in a makeshift home in South Africa's District 9. Control over the aliens has been contracted out to Multi-National United (MNU), a private company uninterested in the aliens' welfare. Their sole interest, alien technology and weapons. Weapon research would mean huge profits for the company. Wikus van der Merwe (Sharlto Copley) is placed in charge of the filed operation to evict, remove, and place the aliens in a new holding facility. Conflict and tension threaten the operation as agents move in.

Don't be fooled. This isn't your typical alien sci-fi action movie. What got me was the believability. If there were aliens out there that were able to make contact with Earth, it seems it could have gone something like this. The way the perspective switches from mock documentary style to standard third person certainly contributes to it. "Real" news footage and interviewers tell the story in retrospect, as the events of the movie have already occurred when they are being interviewed. I think it all added to the realism of the experience.

Usually in these type of films, it's mostly mindless action and the story is lost. Not the case here. There's so much more to it. It's also about betrayal, loyalty, trust, relationships, and sacrifice. It can actually be pretty deep and thought provoking with many themes floating around. The film's really about the story which is really a fresh, gritty, original concept, which is good to see nowadays.

While the creatures can be most readily described as monsters, though they are like us. Family and friendship are still important ideals in their world. The film explores a fine line between human emotions and monsters. With all the selfishness, hatred, and greed within us, maybe we are the real monsters or at least that's how it can be perceived.

Neill Blomkamp does a tremendous job with the direction and realism of the film. Sharlto Copley blew me away. I was shocked to see this was his first acting role. The action sequences were well done as well. District 9 is a very unique sci-fi film, one that shouldn't be missed. Mind you, this isn't a film for everyone. It's violent, and many parts can be cringe worthy. Be warned but be ready for one of the best films of the year thus far.

今天看来我难得的好电影（第九区）

1）首先这是难得的好sci-fi电影。。new era of it's genre

2)  对和自己差异比较大的排斥是人类大脑系统自带的软件

3）没有瑕疵的CGI,可以用恐怖来形容。。。

4）里面的角色很真实， 很令人信服。。

5）谁说人类保护人类是天经地义的。。

6）please don't give up on me......

7) 小外星人和可爱，很聪明（同意网人的看法）

8）外星人和男主角最后的微妙感情，那绝对不是人性的东西。。。因为另外一个不是人。。

9）人家外星人也只是想回家。。

10）特别喜欢结局

看完这部电影让我沉浸在不确定的思索的时候我却响起了前天在相关单位在市区做各种法治，卫生，教育，环保等宣传的时候，看到一个上面写有（保护野生老虎）的字样的宣传海报。。（我真是替野生老虎开心）

当时我不由地笑了。。比“保护野生动物”这个口号更搞笑。。。同时也很难过。。难过的是为那些屠宰场的猪牛羊和菜市场一排排的鸡鸭感到不幸和惋惜。。。

如果猪能再大一些。。。能更灵活一些。。更具攻击力。。。牛吃肉，能攻击人，鸡鸭能飞起来就好了。。。

 

          西藏从来不是病菌可以存活的地方，不会自生也无法进来。进藏难，没有想到对细菌也如此。不过至少这是我们西藏人自豪却略显幼稚的想法，也许这正是“藏式意淫”，就像只要任何一种产品挂上了西藏的牌子就变成不是“圣”就是“神”。我虽然是土生土长的拉萨人却不是那么喜欢听别人说我们怎么怎么的人间天堂、最后一个净土之类的夸词。也许是说多了。。听的多了。。开始显得不真实了。。。。就像“朗朗的读书声”，初中的时候几乎都在自己的作文上用上这个统一的说法。

记得当年sars侵袭整个中国的时候，唯独西藏不但是没有病例，反而成为防控疫情中的重要角色。至少在民间如此，藏药、藏香几乎被内地人买的一干二净。我在不同场合，不同的群体里发现从小到小学生到学者，社会各层面的藏族严肃认真地对内地同志涛涛不绝。民族自豪感是正确的。。。但也可以理性一点，真实一点。不能让外部的形形色色来麻木自己真是的感觉。在这个西藏产业比较好的发展阶段，我却不知有些产品和西藏有什么关系。不过你买了上当了是你个人的问题而不是别的。如今西藏牌的矿泉水令郎满目，广告说的令人激动。不过我从来觉得市场上还是农夫山泉最好。我不会为了民族因素而喝一个自己很不喜欢喝的水，除非是特殊时期。目前唯一像样的有西藏矿泉水从口感上我个人认为是“圣地”。就因为这个“圣”字价格也比一般高了一些。很巧又起了个圣名。很可惜西藏小姐还是比不上四川的小姐。我想如果西藏的小姐都被叫做“圣姐”那效果将大不一样了。

         还是回到话题，最近拉萨终于里程碑似地发现从远道美洲来的流感病菌。大概几天前在拉萨墨竹县发现两个病例被确诊。这使得墨竹工卡四个词在拉萨开始热起来，不光是在当地新闻里充当个关键词这么简单，而且很多人开始知道“原来松赞干布在那里出生的啊”牛。这种广告可不是花钱能做到的。当时我刚休假完回到单位。听到这则新闻不担心也不激动，只是口罩是要求要戴的。既然在墨竹，拉萨市是迟早的事情，原因如果不是小学生几乎都能想到一点。果不其然今天新闻说拉萨一共15个确诊病例。听说在拉萨很多人对墨竹来的人有远之的行为，虽然不严重但如果稍微有文化的人，至少自认是有文化的人那样做就说不过去了。这明显是无知的表现。墨竹既然是2个病例那剩下的13是拉萨内部产生的，因为在墨竹的被隔离没有一个离开过该县。虽然我个人没有什么特别的预防措施，但我觉得在拉萨更需要采取预防措施。所以你被别人远之是他人对自己多一份关心~~多一点安全。所以千万不能激动！哈哈。。越说越没有意思。。。。反正不管是swine flu还是季节性的流感，谁得了也不舒服。所以希望那些比较倒霉的人赶快好起来，回复健康，继续玩。

个人感悟：西藏是人的地方，从来不是神的地方！请同志们自重！但同时同志们也别太难过，西藏开始不闭塞了，反而国际化了。。H1N1都来了！

       

(CNN) -- Harvard University, one of America's premiere academic institutions, is coming under fire for running an advertisement in its campus newspaper questioning the reality of the Holocaust.

Recently named for the second straight year as the No. 1 school in U.S. News & World Report rankings of American colleges, Harvard is known for its rigorous scholarly standards and prestigious reputation.

On Tuesday, however, The Harvard Crimson, in what it said was an error, ran the Holocaust-questioning advertisement, which had been rejected by the paper over the summer.

In response to the commotion created by the ad, Crimson President Maxwell L. Child released a statement Wednesday citing three weeks of summer vacation between the submission of the advertisement and the publication of the paper as the explanation for why the ad "fell through the cracks."

"We want to stress that we do not endorse the views put forth in any advertisement that runs in The Crimson, and this case was no different," Child said in a letter to Crimson readers. "We will work hard to avoid such lapses in communication in the future, and hope our readers will accept that yesterday's error was a logistical failure and not a philosophical one."

The ad, paid for by Holocaust denier Bradley R. Smith and his Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, primarily raises questions about then-Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's account of World War II and the existence of Nazi gas chambers.

It is widely accepted that approximately 5.7 million of Europe's 7.3 million Jews perished during the war. In total, historians say, between 11 million and 17 million people were killed by the Nazi regime, including religious and political opponents, ethnic Poles, Romani, Jehovah's Witnesses, Soviet civilians and prisoners of war, homosexuals and people with disabilities.

Smith said he is not surprised by the reaction because "it's taboo, and has been taboo from the beginning. When you break a culture-wide taboo, supported in theory and practice by the state, the university and the press, you create a fuss."

Smith said that he made the deal with the Crimson in July, but was never made aware of any plan by the newspaper to cancel his ad. While he has not yet received a refund for his pulled notice, he said he expects the paper to "do the right thing about the money."

Bernie Steinberg, president and director of Harvard Hillel, a Jewish campus organization, said on Wednesday that the advertisement was "obviously a shock to see."

But the group's students reacted appropriately, he said, and the incident should be seen as an example of "extraordinary mature student leadership in response to an unfortunate situation."

The Crimson was very responsive after many people in the Harvard community, including numerous members of Harvard Hillel, contacted the paper expressing their concerns, he said.

Harvard Hillel's student president, Rebecca Gillette, circulated a letter saying she thought the situation was being appropriately addressed. "The fact that organizations and individuals like that publicized in this advertisement still exist today is frightening and disturbing, but unfortunately it seems that Holocaust denial will persist for years to come," she said.

Robert Trestan, civil rights counsel for the Anti-Defamation League of New England, said Smith and his organization have placed ads in approximately 15 college papers around the country so far this year. He said he finds it shocking that such an advertisement would fall through the cracks, as Child said.

"Would an ad that questions whether the world was flat or that slavery never happened in America have fallen through the cracks?" he asked.

He said his organization will continue to work with college newspaper editors to educate schools that they don't have an obligation to publish questionable advertising.

Al Tompkins, a faculty member at the Poynter Institute, billed on its Web site as "a school for journalists, future journalists, and teachers of journalism," said he hopes this will become a "teachable moment."

"It seems to be a big mistake and obviously nothing meant to offend anyone," he said. Because student publications are meant to be teaching tools, "the key is not to not make mistakes, the key is how they respond to mistakes in a forthcoming and transparent manner," he said.

He recommended that the Crimson return any money associated with the advertisement.

Child's statement in the Crimson said that was being done.

when no one knows you are dead, then you are not dead.

It was the night before yesterday, i was waiting for someone, someone i strongly felt special for and it's been only few days since i met her. The meeting was for really a short time, may be 5minutes just to show her something she came to see. After waiting almost half a day at home, finally I, not knowing why, came down onto the road side with thoughts of her on mind. Yes i was in love and i still am. The same old feeling had once again came to me as  i awaited in the drizzle leaning toward a tree. She was all i could think of. After quite a time i decided to go back which is something i should have done long before that. As a matter of fact, i shouldn't have come down in the first place. Love was doing that magic thing to me. It's crazy.  However never thought something like that would happen. How many times will one encounter such thing. On my way back on to the stairs, i heard this strange noice of a car knocking something with sudden brake. I ran out in quite a speed and there already people were dashing towards a taxi. The scene was quite hard to be. It was fatal. A tibetan guy, i assume with the mala around his wrist, was severely hit and i have never seen more blood. He was shaking and blood just wouldn't stop pumping out from his face, literally it's soaked. There were people who was trying to do something and actually none did for quite a time. A girl was crying, a man was saying there was no need for police or ambulance that that guy would die anyway before he gets to hospital. I was too scared of the scene to do what i thought be the right thing to do. Somehow i decided to do many wasn't trying to do. I got down and touched him with caring hand, coz there were guys pulling the man so hard that i could feel the pain when his head hung loose.  They were killing him though they meant for good. I hold his head very carefully and gently although even this is not the way how you act on something like this. but then it's lhasa. I was so close to his face and i saw it's not just blood. We put him on a small truck. He was finally carried to the hospital nearby. And as usual, by the time the ambulance comes by, the victim is either dead or sent to hospital already by some good hearted man. Through whole time i was saying mani like many other tibetan people, subconciously. There was blood all over my body and i saw the way people looked at me and all i knew was that there must be some superstitious sayings on blood stain and stuff. And i was partially unconfortable with other peoples blood on my hands. It's just such an odd feeling. I know my mother wouldn't have approved me of that if she was with me. Howerer, not long after all this, thoughts of her came back to me. It was a terrible feeling after what just happened. But i couldn't stop flashing her in my mind. It's for the second time that i felt this strong for someone. One thing that made me feel less of a guilt was the thought that one would have  no control over it when in love. May be it's the right guilt that i should feel and live for a while.

 later that night, I told her how i feld and she said "No" in a very good and concerning way that i actually slept better than days before which was soooo not i expected. The answer was clear and cut. But then one can't not love one you love, right! love is love! you feel it and live it with joy and pain. you think you never gonna get over it and then you will before you know it. I am soo looking forward to it yet too soon to see the progress.

Most importantly, I really hope and pray that the guy will live to see his family again. Om mane padme hong!

在很久很久以前，弱势群体有个靠山—神! 更重要的是，强势群体，那些富人，那些雇主也相信有这样的神。心里的魔鬼冲动总是被天上的神性压制着。在这种神龟平衡中活着比较真实的人，逐利益但是有度；有权利但知道畏惧，穷苦但是有依托；无力但是得到安慰。-----摘自连岳（神了）一书

 

     two days ago, on 29th of july，on our way back from Serche Lhatso a motorbike had been hit into pieces taking away two lives. From what i saw from the front window i could assume that they must be killed instantly. For some reason i didn't get out of the car to see how it was. later on i was informed that they were two local tibetan, one been carried away in a van and another still lying in the field waiting to be claimed. I felt terrible at that time and now i am feeling even worse coz we just couldn't cut us totall from the most hilarious picnic experience we had that day. Songs kept playing as we drove through. looks like everyone is living their own stories...two ended, two world just vanished. ...

    

i am sick.there are no words that possibly express the feeling i am going on with...so confused with every emotions possible. i even hated myself for haven't listened to his music in the past 3 years. Mike was, is and will be the most gifted, professional, loving, influential and the greatest in the history of pop and also one of greatest in the history of mankind. Even though his passing, just like for thousands of other fans, took away a huge piece of my childhood where at some point i thought he was god of a kind, however this seems so small comparing to what it meant for the world today where people come together as a family. We lost a figure to which people come out together of love and peace..for a better world. Though i was taught what bads and goods are in school but not as strong and clear a message  as mike sent through songs. i learned as a child that killing animals is bad, cutting down trees is bad and war is something we should prevent no matter what. May be it seems unreasonable or irrational..but he had been the best version of what an individual could have been in his shoes. I am sorry if he was ever happy, yet more than fortunate and lucky and grateful to had known him through his music and as the generation to have grown up with one and the only KING OF THE POP.

   Now he is gone, a legend has gone, but his music and figure lives on through generations to come. My deepest condolences, if i may on behalf of all the tibetan fans who over the past two decades sang out loudly "beeray" instead of "beat it", go out to his family and children and all the fans around the world in the time of grieve and sorrow. May all the merits gained through the prayers and purest deeds go out to him at this moment.

Rest in peace mike...

 

奥巴马-百日环保措施

大多数环境保护主义者认为，奥巴马对布什时代否认全球气候变暖政策予以否认,这一态度上的快速转变让人印象深刻。

Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 29 April 2009 11.33 BST

 

 

巴拉克*奥巴马的7870亿经济复苏计划中包括史上最多的环保投资。Photograph: Gerald Herbert/AP

巴拉克*奥巴马于白宫上任伊始便许下诺言，将帮助美国走向一个全新的绿色的未来．现在１００天过去了，奥巴马很快将布什政府的否认全球气候变暖政策抛至脑后，并致力于建立一个低碳的未来．对此，大多数环保人士感到印象深刻．

那么，他都怎么做的呢？当然，奥巴马没有时间采取长期政策，使美国摆脱对石油和煤炭的依赖．由于国会的反对，奥巴马的政府管理团队已经按比例缩减该项计划，国会指控奥巴马政府通过的保护性贸易法案。不像奥巴马，一位美国公众已经看到全球气候变暖是一大首要威助。

参议院方面已经开始着手起草应对气候变暖法案，该法案大大减小了于今年年底将要引入的市场经济下的贸易保护法案的机会。政府团队也已经挫败了一些环保人士。

不过，大多数人认为，奥巴马已经加快了脚步，比任一一位总统都更为广泛的，努力建立一个新型低炭经济环境。

以下是他的百日大事记：

１月２０日：奥巴马于办公室宣誓就职后仅一小时，白宫问题备忘录中仍存有许多布什政府遗留下的“午夜规定”。这些规定是在布什政府在任最后几小时中发布的，法案力图废除环境保护人士采取抗议的来自工厂的污染，燃烧可怕的废物和油母页岩。奥巴马命令采取一系列措施，以不让环保主义者感到伤心。

１月２６日：总统签署了一系列行政命令，志在对汽车尾气排放上建立一个更为严格的限制。奥巴马直指美国环保署，命其重新考虑其在布什政府执政期间拒绝过的申请，加利福尼亚州政府申请允许将该州汽车尾气排放削减到３０％。总统也呼呼美国交通部起草一份新的35加伦燃油标准，从2012年起，。从生产线上下来的新车都将适用这一新标准。

2月17日：奥巴马签署了一份7870亿美元的经济恢复计划。一篮子援救计划中包括一份史上最多的环保投资计划——据估计该项援助远超过100０亿美元。其中十亿美元用来重修现有的建筑，包括使它们能更有效的利用能源、快速退雨设备、通勤运输以及更新电网。

现为能源未来联盟高级顾问的David Gardiner表示：“在一篮子刺激计划的许多方面中，大量的天气和能源法案占居主动。”“此前还没有一位总统像他那样，对这方面如此关注。”

3月19日：他声称将24亿美元用于发展混合动力车和新型电池。

3月20日：米歇尔＊奥巴马在白宫后院掘出一小块地种植蔬菜，这是自二战以来第一个总统蔬菜园。奥巴马一家打算在园子里种植莴苣、菠菜以及诸如胡荽的草药，还有胡椒，不过，他们将不种植甜菜，因为总统不喜欢吃甜菜。

3月30日：奥巴马留出九个州的大片公共用地作为荒地，从加利福尼亚的内华达山脉到维吉尼亚州的杰斐逊森林，禁止采矿、伐木以及其它类似行为。另外禁令同时保护了1000米的河流。

4月17日：环保局正式宣布二氧化碳以及其它5种导致温室效应的气体有害公众健康并危害社会安全。所谓的危险警告只是第一步，之后将规范煤电厂并迫使美国汽车制造厂商生产出使用更为清洁更为节能的汽车。

4月27日：美国主持了一场为期2天的论坛，与会的17个世界最污染的经济体将会更加紧密地团结在一起，将于12月在哥本哈根举行的国际气候变暖峰会到来之前，解决环境问题。美国国务卿希拉里＊克林顿声称，美国经过布什政府八年多的迷失，现在致力于领导世界走向拯救地球之路。她还直指印度、中国，告戒他们，环保的经济不会阻碍经济的发展，而是会帮助两国达到更大的经济繁荣。

 

刚准备和朋友聊天，从电脑右下角腾出腾讯提醒，一点既是上边的图;今天主要新闻。一下子被左上角的女子跳楼身亡的图片所引开注意，便和一个同事一起看了新闻，图片和视频。听到那女子因感情出问题，在6楼天台上足足占了20多分钟，情绪烦躁，甚至在跳之前脱掉外衣（我发现外衣不是扔而是放置在栏杆）等新闻事实的时候感觉很无奈，无奈她就这样走了；郁闷，郁闷救生气垫放在哪里，或是还没有来得及放置正确的位置。我想不只是他的男友，还有我们很多在现场的多多少少为那一跳做了贡献。因为我想一个真正想了结生命的人只会留下尸首，而不是别的，更不是视频。所以她完全可以活下来，继续生活、谈论她试图自杀的前前后后，可以用她那有很多好友的qq号码。太完了，她的头像永远是黑白的，说不定有几条未读的信息。右边的一行行新闻再也不是什么新闻，其实什么都不是。

话说回来，当时我还在听justin timberlake 的 mylove, 一个节奏特别棒的歌，我没有停止随节奏摇头。也许我不应该。现在耳麦里响着周继伦的歌，我不得不关掉。今天不是很爽！

"死别的时候已经到了，我们各走各的路吧——我去死，而你们去活。哪个更好，只有神知道了。“

                                                                                         苏格拉底

我发现我也是一个小人。。。当然这也是一个人平静下来一个人在家里的时候才能有时间感觉自己，发现自己，正视自己。不然生活中还是掌声居多。我发现地球不光是围绕着太阳转，还围绕着钱转。纵横人类历史的大起大落，这并不是最坏的现象。我还希望所有的人都围绕着钱转。只有一个游戏，一种游戏规则，大家都才能玩的公平一点。无奈，这是一个小人的世界，我也只能抱这样的希望，因为在美好的愿望我是看不到了。。我最多只能再活70年，最少活。。谁知道。。。我只能小心。。再小心。。

战争进行时。。。现代战争最真实的写照。。坏人不容易找。。只有死亡后的寂静和随后的对话。。

看了这部片子心里觉得万分的无奈。。人性深处的一个“贱”

"明天要执行任务”

“需要杀那么多吗？不会太残忍吗。。”

“我也不想啊。。我是军人，只能听命令啊”

“那谁下的命令？”

“鬼才知道、、、”

“别想那么多。。明天再说”

“说的好轻松哦”

“不然怎样啊。。那想后天吧。。只要到了后天。。一切都结束了。。我们也无能为力，不能回头！”

“也是啊。。良心从那天生起。。人道从那天谈起。。。。”

ps:不是电影对话！

 

 

 

美丽的风筝自由飞翔在蓝色的天空，

那深蓝的天空，那家乡的蓝，是最美的蓝。

仰望天空，美就在眼里，

我想飞，飞在家乡的蓝。

"There was clearly felt the presence of a force not bound to be kind to man.
It was  a place of heathenism and superstitious rites,to be inhabitated by men neared of kin to the rocks and to the wild animals than me."

"在这里感觉到存在敌视人类的力量，这是一个异教徒的圣地，它养育着一群终日与山为邻，与兽为伍的人。”