Remember ABC's of life!

A- Avoid negative people, things and habits.

B- Believe in yourself!

C- Consider things from every angle.

D- Don't give up and don't give in.

E- Enjoy life today, yesterday is gone and tomorrow isn't here yet.

F- Family and friends are treasures. Enjoy their riches.

G- Give more than you planned to give.

H- Hang on to your dreams!

I- Ignore those who try to try to discourage you.

J- Just do it.

K- Keep on trying .no matter how hard it seems.

L- Love your self first and foremost.

N- Never lie, cheat or steal. Always strike a fair deal.

O- Open your eyes and see things as they really are.

P- Practice makes perfect.

Q- Quitters never win and winners never quit.

R- Read, study and learn about everything.

S- Stop procrastinating.

T- Trust in yourself and never give up.

U-Understand yourself and understand others.

V- Visualize your dreams.

W- Want to enjoy life.

X- Xccelerate your efforts!

Y- You are unique in the entire world. And things can replace you.

Z- Zero in on your target and go for it!

Polar bear, Uslada, splashes around in the water in Leningrad zoo in St. Petersburg.

A mother elephant plays with its babies at an elephant breeding centre at Sauraha in south Nepal.

A pair of tropical “kissing fish”, locally called “Jie wen yu", kiss at a pet store in Shanghai.

Pigs peer out from their pen in the outskirts of Shanghai.

A husky puppy attends a demonstration held in London by the WWF who aim to highlight the damaging effects climate change has around the world.

A gaggle of geese are pictured on their way to their meadow in the morning at a poultry farm in Duesseldorf.

A Japanese monkey closes his eyes as he wades in a hot spring at a Japan Monkey Park located in a valley in Shigakogen, central Japan.

Monkeys play at the Pra Prang Sam Yot temple during the Monkey Buffet Festival in Lopburi, about 150 km (92 miles) north of Bangkok.

A cat relaxes at Corbett National Park, in northern Uttaranchal state in India.

A one-month-old dolphin named Zeus swims beside its mother, Mancha, at the Madrid Zoo.

An Asian wolfhound is seen in front of autumn coloured foliage in a park in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk.

Betty, an 11-year-old Rhino, nuzzles her newborn calf at the Friedrichsfeld Zoo in the German capital Berlin.

An African giraffe, Mas Sura, licks its four-day-old baby at Malaysia's National Zoo in Kuala Lumpur.

Unnecessary words

Unnecessary prepositions

The words below do not require a preposition to go with them because they have within them the meaning of the preposition.

291.answer (reply to)

don’t say: please answer to my question.

         Say: please answer my question.

    NOTE: but the noun “answer” takes “to”: as, “his answer to my question was wrong.”

292.approach (come near to)

don’t say: do not approach to that house.

         Say: do not approach that house.

293.ask (put a question to)

don’t say: I asked to the teacher about it.

         Say: I asked the teacher about it.

294.attack (go and fight against)

don’t say: they attacked against the enemy.

         Say: they attack the enemy.

    NOTE: but we say,”to make an attack on”: as, “they made an attack on the enemy.”

295.comprise (consist of)

don’t say: the book comprises of five chapters.

         Say: the book comprises five chapters.

296.enter (go into)

don’t say: we entered into the classroom.

         Say: we entered the classroom.

    NOTE: but we enter “into” a conversation, a debate, or a discussion.

297.finish (come to the end of)

don’t say: I have finished from my work.

         Say: I have finished my work.

298.Leave (depart from)

don’t say: he left from England last week.

         Say: he left England last week.

299.obey (act according to)

don’t say: we should obey to our teachers.

         Say: we should obey our teachers.

Have you been heard Gary Moore's "Empty Rooms"?
I don't know that you love it or not?
But its lyric it so great.

" Loneliness is your only friend.
A broken heart that just won't mend
Is the price you pay.

It's hard to take when love grows old.
The days are long and the nights turn cold
When it fades away.

You hope that she will change her mind
But the days drift on and on.
You'll never know the reason why she's gone.

You see her face in every crowd.
You hear her voice, but you're still proud
So you turn away.

You tell yourself that you'll be strong.
But your heart tells you
This time you're wrong.

You hope that she will change her mind
But the days drift on and on.
You'll never know the reason why she's gone.

Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.
Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.
Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.

Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.
Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.
Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.
Empty rooms
Where we learn to live without love.

All alone in an empty room.
Loneliness is your only friend.
Oh, she's gone and you're at the end."

LONELINESS IS MY FRIEND TOO.

    a few months ago I saw a movie which it’s name was “CITY OF AGNELS”. Nicolas Cage (as Seth) and Meg Ryan (as maggie) have rolled in it. There were so many moral, sensitive and thinkable dialogs between characters. if you haven’t seen the movie I suggest you to do it.

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Seth: What's that like? What's it taste like? Describe it like Hemingway.
Maggie Rice: Well, it tastes like a pear. You don't know what a pear tastes like?
Seth: I don't know what a pear tastes like to you.
Maggie Rice: Sweet, juicy, soft on your tongue, grainy like a sugary sand that dissolves in your mouth. How's that?
Seth: It's perfect.

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have you ever describe the taste of the “ghorme sabzi”? once I wanted to do it for a friend of mine but I couldn’t describe the taste of the ghorme sabzi. May be I couldn’t describe it because he didn’t tell me “it’s perfect” at last.

 

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Seth: Why do people cry?
Maggie: What do you mean?
Seth: I mean... what happens physically?
Maggie: Well... umm... tear ducts operate on a normal basis to lubricate and protect the eye and when you have an emotion they overreact and create tears.
Seth: Why? Why do they overreact?
Maggie: [pause] I don't know.
Seth: Maybe... maybe emotion becomes so intense your body just can't contain it. Your mind and your feelings become too powerful... and your body weeps.

 

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at last I cann’t describe CRY, LAUGH, LOVE, HATE, FAITH, GOD, ….. and ……. Taste of ghorme sabzi.

 

 

** With respect to:  http://www.imdb.com

 

After near 2 month delay I came back, but stronger than before.

Because my friend Unicorn joint me.

We decided write here ordered and with a plan.

Change of template displays we are very serious. ;-)

James Thurbers' Unicorn Story

Retold by Carol Edmondson

Once upon a time, a man went into his garden and saw a unicorn. He went back into his house and said to his wife "There is a unicorn in the garden." His wife said "Don't be ridiculous. The unicorn is a mythical beast. If you keep being silly I shall call the police and they will come and put you in the booby hatch."

The man went back out into his garden and saw the unicorn drinking from the birdbath. He went back into his house and said to his wife "The unicorn is drinking from the bird bath"

The man went back out to the garden and picked a red rose for the unicorn. The unicorn ate the rose. The man went back into his house and said to his wife "The unicorn ate a red rose." His wife said "That's it" and she rang the police.

A police officer came to the house with two men in white coats. The wife said "My husband saw a unicorn in the garden drinking from a bird bath and he fed it a red rose."  Then two men in white coats looked at the police officer.  The police officer asked the husband "Is this true?" and the husband replied "Don't be ridiculous. The unicorn is a mythical beast."  The police officer looked at the two men in white coats and they grabbed the wife and took her away to the booby hatch.

The man and the unicorn lived happily ever after.

Which just goes to show that you should never count your boobies before they are hatched.

Once upon a time :some time,or a long time,ago – used esp as the opening of a story,fairy tale,etc for young children; usually front position

Unicorn : imaginary horselike animal with a single horn

Ridiculous :(adj) silly

Mythical :(adj) not real- myth(n): story from ancient times.

Booby :(n) fool

Hatch: mark (a surface) with close parallel lines.

Grab: seize suddenly and roughly

Emily Hughes from the United States performs in the women's short program during the Figure Skating competition at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy February 21, 2006.

Canadian and U.S. curlers are blurred in this time exposure during their match at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Pinerolo, Italy February 20, 2006. Canada defeated the U.S. 6-3 in their last round robin match and both teams will meet again in the semi-final February 22.

Albena Denkova and Maxim Staviski from Bulgaria perform in the original dance figure skating event at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy February 19, 2006.

Marie-France Dubreuil falls beside Patrice Lauzon (R) from Canada in the original dance figure skating event at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, February 19, 2006.

Alexandra Zaretski and Roman Zaretski from Israel perform in the original dance figure skating event at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy February 19, 2006.

Jana Lindsey of the U.S. trains during the women's aerials freestyle competition at the Torino 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Sauze d’Oulx, Italy, February 19, 2006.

بالاخره کتاب "همه مردان شاه" (All the Shah's men) نوشته استفان کینزر رو تموم کردم. یه کتاب درباره تاریخ معاصر ایران و ماجرای مرداد 32 و کودتایی که منجر به سرنگونی دکتر مصدق شد.
با اینکه به نظرم نویسنده یه مقداری سیاه نمایی کرده و حتی تمامی حوادث اخیر خاورمیانه و جریانهای افراطی القاعده و ... رو متاثر از کودتا و انقلاب اسلامی دونسته ولی به هر حال کتاب نکات جالب و اطلاعات خوبی می ده که به نظرم دونستنش برای هر ایرانی لازمه. مخصوصا اینکه نویسنده کتاب یه امریکایی و خبرنگار باسابقه نیویورک تایمز ه. به نظرم اگر می خوایم مثل تمامی کشورهای جهان سوم و مثل چند صدسال گذشته خودمون از یک سوراخ چند باز گزیده نشیم باید لااقل تاریخ صدسال اخیر کشورمون رو خوب بدونیم.
یادمون باشه وقتی وضع مملکتمون درست میشه که متفکر و اهل فکر زیاد داشته باشیم نه صرفا درس خونده و لیسانسه. برای فکر کردن هم باید جستجو کرد و از منابع مختلف استفاده کرد مطمئنا هر کس و هر سیستمی با یک سری غرض و مرض سعی می کنه حقیقت و تاریخ رو بیان بکنه . چه دولتمردان نظام جمهوری اسلامی و چه خارجیها و با کنار هم گذاشتن اینهاست که حقیقیت روشنتر می شه.

وبلاگ یک پزشک کتاب رو به صورت pdf در اورده و تو این لینکها قرارداده:

لینک اول : صبر کنید شمارش معکوس تمام شود ، تا لینک دانلود ظاهر شود.

لینک دوم : لینک دانلود را در وسط صفحه می‌بینید.

لینک سوم : لینک در پایین و چپ صفحه دیده خواهد شد.

لینک چهارم : لینک در وسط صفحه

لینک پنجم : در پایین صفحه روی free کلیک کنید ، بعد صبر کنید شمارش معکوس تمام شود.

لینک ششم

Models display creations by Singapore's Ashley Isham at his Autumn/Winter 2006 show during London Fashion Week in London February 14, 2006.