CHARLY'S

总觉得自己在一个骗局里

是不是精神分裂了？

对任何一句话、一个表情、一通电话都异常敏感，并由之挑起浓重的疑心

两个我，争得好累

一个努力说服自己，相信她，相信她，相信她……

另一个却好不甘心，瞪着眼睛查视着一切，拼命的找出各种迹象

好累

结婚多可怕啊！

TMD同居不到两年就已经问题重重了！基本上是每天都有不爽的事情发生，还不止一次！是我的问题还是她的问题？？

早上赖一会床会被骂，她煮饭时我要去帮忙也被骂、不去帮忙自己玩电脑更被骂，稍微说话大声一点了就发脾气连桌上的钱都直接销到地上去……这些也就算了，连说话时不同意她的观点也要被骂说“找借口”，每次这样我都想“算了，唉，以后她说什么我都嗯吧，也别说那么多了……”

我不说话是摆臭脸，她不说话就是心情不好“不想说”；我不做事是什么都不懂什么都不会又懒有笨，她不做事就是应该我服侍她；我去帮她忙做事是添乱碍手碍脚，她帮我忙就是真的在帮忙；我睡着了不等她是不管她没良心，她睡着了不等我就是好累实在撑不住了……

她心情好的时候什么都好，我赖床也好不做事也好睡觉也好；她心情不好的时候就一句话都不说，我稍微哪里不合她心意就更惨！我心情好的时候什么都好，我心情不好的时候也什么都好！

TMD！没地方发泄！还要继续忍着！我这到底是招谁惹谁了啊！！！

一个人，远离家人，漂泊海上

其实，家乡的味道从未淡忘；父母的音容也时常萦绕

自信，敏感，开朗，忧郁，充满了我矛盾的心

让我在半空中彷徨

看见阳光了！

相信它会一直照耀！

今天听了一篇超难的，对我来说。。。听写完后都没心情跟贴和贴这里来了。。。

受打击了一下。

看来词汇要多方面发展才行，这动画和电影方面的东西我还是真的很欠缺！

News from The New York Times

Jan 29, 2008

SHANGHAI — Severe snowstorms over broad swaths of eastern and central China have wreaked havoc on traffic throughout the country, creating gigantic passenger backups, spawning accidents and leaving at least 24 people dead, according to state news reports.

In many areas, where snow has continued falling for several days, the accumulation has been described as the heaviest in as many as five decades. The impact of the severe weather was complicated by the timing of the storms, which arrived just before the Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, when Chinese return to their family homes by the hundreds of millions.

On Monday, the government announced a severe weather warning for the days ahead, as forecasts suggested that the snowfall would continue in many areas, including Shanghai, which is unaccustomed to severe winter weather.

“Due to the rain, snow and frost, plus increased winter use of coal and electricity and the peak travel season, the job of ensuring coal, electricity and oil supplies and adequate transportation has become quite severe,” Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said in a statement issued late Sunday.

“More heavy snow is expected,” Mr. Wen warned. “All government departments must prepare for this increasingly grim situation and urgently take action.”

The Ministry of Civil Affairs estimates the direct economic cost of the weather so far to be $3.2 billion and the number of people affected to be 78 million, including 827,000 emergency evacuees.

The country’s transportation problems have been deepened by power brownouts in about half of the 31 provinces. Officials said Monday that the supply of coal for electricity had dropped to 21 million tons, less than half the normal levels at this time of year. As a result, 17 provinces were rationing power by Monday.

The coal supply problems were themselves brought on by the heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain, which caused delays in distribution of the fuel by rail and truck in many regions. China is heavily dependent on domestically produced coal for power.

In Guangzhou, the booming southern industrial city, authorities said they expected as many as 600,000 train passengers to be stranded there by Monday. The police were being deployed around the city’s central railroad station as a precaution to keep order.

Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong Province, home to millions of migrant laborers from faraway parts of the country lured by the prospect of jobs in assembly plants and other factories. State television showed scenes of would-be travelers milling about the train station, many of them migrants, and warned that food and sanitation facilities were inadequate.

A power failure on Saturday night in Hunan Province was blamed for many of the rail delays, stranding 136 electric trains, scores serving the north-south Beijing-Guangzhou route.

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Investors in Asia, went on a wild ride this week. Markets zigzag on fears of a gloomy recession in the US. Things look a little different in China though, our Asian business editor Eunice Yoon has more.

Well, China has chocked up double digit economic growth for the 5th straiht year, but authorities there are trying to slow their economy in the possibility of a recession is making their lives that much harder.

Buying groceries in China street markets, these items are getting tougher for people there to afford. "The price of almost everything is going up and by a lot." Those rising food prices have helped fuel inflation in China. The latest government figures show inflation hovering at the highest level in more than a decade. The government has been struggling to keep prices of rice, pork, cooking oil and other foods staples under control, in an effort to keep the economy from overheating. This comes as China deals with the prospect of a US-led global slowdown.

"These are uncharitable waters for the country, China is most likely going to suffer from the leg effects of all of the strong measures that have taken in the past year, year and a half to slow down growth. And that are really going to start a hit at a time when they're getting slower demand out of the US."

China has been on a campaign to cool its economy, raising interest rates and using price controls.

"If properly applied, price control can be 100 percent effective now the question is, is this a good idea. I do expect that the economy will slow down by the middle of this year. And that will lift some of the demand pressures from some of the goods, and particularly wages. So the outlook for inflation is quite good."

The latest government figures show inflation eased in December and growth was slightly slower. But the economy still expanded at a blistering 11.2% rate in the fourth quarter. Some analysts say China could help drive world growth in the event of a recession in the US. Still, economists point out, as economic events unfold around of the world, China will be challenged at home. Balancing its inflation fighting initiative with sustainable growth.

And this morning, the rapid growth is making Chinese investors a little bit nervous.

Plenty of nerves around the place, Eunice Yoon, thank you very much.

飞鱼
词曲:青峰
演唱:苏打绿

老船说这海上我都看过
老船说这海浪我都触摸过
老船说这海我都聆听过
生活我已全然看透
没有什么想要做
汪洋说云你没有摘过
汪洋说深水你没有泅潜过
汪洋说对岸村庄你没去过
眼泪还没有流透
笑得整夜不熄灯火
看天国看快活
看眼角耳际开出花朵
看遨游看沉没
看飞过天堂人间生的耳膜
尽管痛苦麻痹还是那么多
天空就算不蓝或许还有彩虹
是谁说不能够要求收获
是谁说呻吟是一种罪过
是谁说天性不可以推托
开花不结果又有什么
是鱼就一定要游泳
是谁说生活生来就要活
是谁说难过还一定要过
是谁说歌曲必须写前奏
冲破极限想寻找什么
一定找得到没有过
找线索找窗口
钻出海平面乌云的舌头要解脱
不要躲会看到更多感受
不要捉会把自己逼到角落

不管飞行还是蹉跎
都仍是自己的生活
烦恼不会凭空
不如捕捉笑声涂上耳朵
换一个轮廓
快乐比较多
放自己好过

※※青峰的文笔很美很思想，呵呵。

音频链接地址： http://download.putclub.com/update/multitopic/business/2007bc0218&21-TOYOTA-sales.mp3

In the race for the title of world's largest automaker, Toyota of Japan proved Tuesday it's on track to unseat US car giant General Motors. "We've posted record high from sales to --- in our third quarter. "
In its latest quarterly earnings report, profits jumped 7% to more than three and a half billion dollars. The company -------- electric cars and other vehicles in North America, to warn the construction of new factories there.
"The impressive thing about Toyota is their expanding in ---- regions at the same time, and that's keeping them a lot of momentum to take that No.1 spot. "
Drivers worldwide have praised Toyota for making what they consider low----, high mileage vehicles. That formula is working in north America where the automakers are now thinking of building an eighth assembly plant, a move that could have helped ward off political pressure. But there's been growing criticism in the US over Toyota's rising imports. One American politician from the heart of American auto industry in Detroit said Japanese carmaker benefits unfairly from state-run pension systems and their government that dabbles in the currency market. The weak yen played a big part in Toyota's profits. Yet many car-analysts say those remarks are unfair. "Their politician wants to come out against Toyota, it's gonna have to come out against employment, and environmental technology, and that’s pretty ---- ground to be standing on it."
Toyota says it's sticking vias its four-year forecasts, and analysts say the company is on course for an eight-straight-year of record earnings. Still, Toyota in Japanese tradition is staying modest.
"There's a lot of talk of us becoming No.1 in the world, we are trying not to be too conscious of it. We wanna produce cars that market wants. "
And with a looking as though, the market wants more Toyota-made cars. Analysts say the company will drive by GM as soon as this year. Eunice Yoon, CNN, Seoul.

音频链接地址：http://download.putclub.com/update/multitopic/business/2008bc0124&26-emergency-cut.mp3

前面是杂音, the economy is in trouble. The most dramatic action from Federal Reserve since 1984, a rare emergency rate cut, the first since the terrorist attack of September 11th, 2001.
The Treasury Secretary called it a signal to the rest of the world. "Our Central Bank is nimble and is able to move quickly to respond to market conditions and I think that should be a confidence ---. "
The Fed explained its action with foreboding list of challenges, " a weakening of economic outlook", "increasing downside risks to growth", "a deepening of the housing contraction", "softening in labor markets".

"The Federal Reserve did not really know just how severe the economic crisis was in this country. "

Economist B--- said, for too long, policy- makers ignored this is no garden variety recession, instead a rapid deterioration of international financial system, something that apparently --- the Fed by surprise.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernnake last made, "I would not expect significant spillovers within the subprime market to the rest of the economy or to the financial system."

But that proved wrong. Credit markets have frozen up, and bad subprime bets have cost the banks some 100 billion dollars. Meanwhile the president remained a cheer leader on the economy, even as he pushes for fiscal stimulus soon.

"I believe we can find common --- to get some done, that big enough and effective enough so that the economy that --- strong gets a boost."

The president, most of last year, called the economy "vibrant and strong", before noting "storm cloud" just a few weeks ago.

The president's chief economic advisor said the White House is not forcasting a recession. But the market is not so convinced. It is predicting another rate cut by the Fed when it has its next meeting next week , a rate cut at least another quarter percentage point.
Christine Romans, CNN, New York.

Equity markets suffered as a consequence. On Wall Street the S&P 500 fell 0.5 per cent, while European stocks came off early highs.

股市同样遭受了打击。在华尔街标准普尔指数500下跌了0.5%，同时欧洲股市也高开低走。

Weaker US equity markets provided a boost to Treasuries, another haven from geopolitical concerns.

逐渐走弱的美国股市推动了地理政治学角度的另一避风港——国家债券的价格。

突然醒过来，发呆。

年纪这么大了，一事无成。

总得有点追求吧！现在应该还不晚！Charly要开始学英语了！希望有志同道合的朋友支持！

今天进putclub做了一篇关于美元跌势分析的听写，感觉挺难的，两分半不到一点的访谈我来回听了大概一个小时，才勉强把听写作业发上去了。就是不知道正确答案在哪。。。

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