7种方法帮你找到人生真谛！ 1.Be selfish You can’t pinpoint exactly what you want in life if you’re constantly sacrificing your time and dreams for other people. You have to put yourself first. Ask yourself: If you weren’t tied down by your job, family, friends, or anything else, then what would you be doing right now? Always remember that it’s okay to put yourself first, because if you don’t, then no one else will. 自私点 如果你一直是为了别人而牺牲你自己的时间和梦想，那你就不能精确地定位你到底想在生活中得到什么。首先，你得把你自己放在第一位。问问自己：如果你没有被你的职业、家庭、朋友或是其他的事所束缚，那么你现在将在做什么呢?永远要记得这一点，你可以先考虑你自己，因为如果你不这样，那么也不会有其他人把你放在第一位了。 2.Regret nothing Don’t feel bad for being selfish. It’s your life. It’s time for you to live it exactly the way you want to. If you constantly regret things you did or didn’t do in the past, then you won’t be able to move forward. Don’t live in the past. Live in the present...and the future! 别后悔 不要因为自己自私就感到不安，这是你自己的人生。现在就是大好的时光让你去以你希望的方式去生活。如果你总是后悔你以前所做过或没有做过的事情的话，那么你就不能向前进了。不要活在过去;反之，要活在现在，活在将来! 3.Figure out what you need Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what you need. Sit down and think about what you need the most. Is it your family? The freedom to express yourself? Love? Financial security? Something else? If it helps, you can make a list of priorities. Also think about the kind of legacy you want to leave behind. 想想你需要什么 有的时候，去想出你所需要的东西也不是一件容易事儿。坐下来，想想你最需要什么。你的家庭?自由地表达你自己?爱情?经济保障?还是其他的东西?如果它确实有帮助，你可以列一个优先考虑的清单。同样的，你也要想想你想去留下的遗产。 4.Determine what really bothers you You can soar only by pushing back against something you don’t want. Figure out what upsets you, and be specific about it. Don’t just say that you hate your office job. Pinpoint exactly why you hate it. Could it be your micromanaging boss? Your workload? Your meaningless job title? Or all of the above? What bothers you, and how can you fix it? How much do you want to fix it? 确定那些烦你的东西 只有在推走那些你不想要的东西后，你才能高飞。想想有什么事物在困扰着你，一定要想具体点。不要单纯地说你讨厌你的办公室工作。准确地讲讲你为什么讨厌它。是因为你管得太细太严的上司?你的工作量?你那没有意义的职称?还是以上的全部?到底是什么在困扰着你?你将会怎样去解决它们?你想解决多少? 5.Determine what makes you truly happy There’s no waste to life if you’re happy living it. Your happiness is the root of your desires. So take a few moments and really think about what makes you happy. Is it traveling? Being around children? Owning a successful business? Your significant other? Financial freedom? Once you pinpoint the one thing that makes you happy the most, you’ll have a pretty clear idea of what you should strive for in your life. 决定那些让你开心的事 如果你快乐地过着生活，你的生命就没有浪费掉。你的快乐是你的欲望之源。所以，不妨花上一小会儿的时间，仔细想想，是什么让你幸福开心?是你有意义的另一半?是你经济上的自由?一旦你定位好了那件让你最开心的事，你就可以开始仔细想想，你应该为你的生命争取点什么? 6.Let people around you know what you’re trying to achieve Don’t keep your goals and desires to yourself. Voice it all out! If you tell people what you’re trying to accomplish, they will most likely support you and give you new ideas. Sometimes mother does know best! 让你身边的人知道你的努力方向 不要只把你的目标和愿望藏在心里。大声说出来!如果你告诉了人们你想要完成的东西，他们将很可能支持你，并且给你新的想法。有时候妈妈知道的最多! 7.Stay positive Life doesn’t always go how you want it. Don’t feel dismay as your plans stray. Take control. Instead of freaking out, try your best to roll with the changes. You will get there someday. You’re just taking a little detour. Sometimes a positive attitude is all you need to keep going. 积极向上 生活不总是按照你所希望的方向走。当你的计划偏离现实时，千万不要灰心。控制好自己。你要做的是尽一切努力去对付这些改变，而不是异想天开。你总有一天将会到达你梦想的彼岸的。你只要稍微绕绕道就行了。有时候，你所需要的坚持下去的全部，就是一个积极的心态!
The Only 'Chart' That Main Street Cares About Submitted by Tyler Durden on 08/16/2013 18:56 -0400 Goldman Sachs goldman sachs Jim Cramer Main Street Presented with little comment aside to note that while every night we are told by how much the Dow closed green, many await the day the chart below flashes anything but red. And as an added bonus, here it is again, this time alongside the Fed's ever rising "assets"... on an inverted axis. Luckily, correlation is not causation and all that. Charts: Goldman Sachs and @ Not_Jim_Cramer Average: 4.96774 Your rating: None Average: 5 ( 31 votes) !-- /div -- Tweet
The Chinese Credit Bubble - Full Frontal Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2012 22:40 -0400 Whereas it is relatively easy to track the progression of the "developed world" deep into the twilight rabbit zone hole (in bizarro metaphore-land speak) of no total debt/GDP return as defined by Reinhart and Rogoff (where anything above 80% sovereign leverage is more or less the game over line for one country, let along the entire Western world) courtesy of day to day updates of total debt in the US (103% debt/GDP) and its comparably indebted peers, when it comes to world's growth dynamo - China - it is next to impossible to get a sense of just how big the debt hole is for a country whose economic data has been and continues to be one massive goalseeked, G.I.G.O. blackbox. At least that is the case at the sovereign level where the government can and does show whatever data it feels like as the country is excluded from traditional counterparty flow checks which serve as an at least modest buffer for data fabrication for the other globalized countries engaging in international trade. That, and the Ministry of Truth of course, which some have likened recently to an amateur version of the US' own BLS. However, while government and consumer debt can be whatever China wants it to be (and when it isn't, any discharged and non-performing debt is merely masked over with more debt: China doesn't have $3 trillion in foreign reserves for nothing) corporate debt, in keeping with Western-style reporting requirements, is far more difficult to obfuscate and falsify in recent years. It is here that we get the first glimpse of the true sheer extent of the Chinese credit bubble, which as the chart below shows, is already the largest in the entire world. None other than Goldman Sachs is concerned by this absolute number, which in recent years has exploded to all time highs: The rapid rise of corporate leverage to 130% of GDP in 2011 - one of the highest corporate leverage ratios in the world - is concerning . This high leverage is the result of substantial investment in the manufacturing sector since 2008, leading to over-capacity in many sectors such as solar energy, steel and ship building . It is therefore critical for the new leadership to pursue reforms that not only support the private sector, but also consumption more broadly, in order to utilize this capacity; the alternative would likely prove negative for sectors, banks, and ultimately, the economy. And here we go back to the one simplest fact of functional leverage that so few grasp: namely that debt, like money, is fungible. And debt, like money, will go to whatever sector has the capacity to carry it: be it corporate, household, financial, or, as a last resort, sovereign, in order to extract every possible ounce of future growth at the expense of current assets and cash flows, until neither viable collateral (as Europe has discovered), nor cash flows (as is becoming ever more apparent in the US) can sustain it. Sadly, it is still virtually impossible to get a comprehensive picture of total Chinese leverage as a function of GDP, the way we can, and have shown for the rest of the world. Recall from " Five Years Since The Great Financial Crisis: "No Growth, No Deleveraging " these two very telling charts: Total debt to GDP broken down by insolvent developed country: And total average and median rebased economy debt: What this shows is that all platitudes of the Richard Koos aside and Paul Krugmans, who demand ever more debt, the developed world is at its debt capacity. So what can we infer about the full big picture in China? We present Chart 2: the historical rise in Chinese corporate (somewhat auditable) and other other (completely imaginary) debt: If one takes the chart above showing the absolute level in Corporate debt, and assumes this is a valid proxy for total leverage growth across all other sectors, one can say, with a straight face, that if all Chinese debt on and off the books, including shadow leverage, were to be pooled, it would make America's grand consolidated debt (excluding the $100 trillion in entitlements) of 345% appears quite modest. 26946 reads Printer-friendly version Send to friend Similar Articles You Might Enjoy: Wikileaks Reveals Chinese Top Officials Say Not To Trust Country's Economic Data In Advance Of Tomorrow's "Future Of Housing Finance" Kabuki Theater; Or Why The GSE Zombies Will Suck The US Middle Class Dry Forever, Amen Are The BRICs Broken? Goldman And Roubini Disagree On China Guest Post: Central Planning's Christmas Problem Even Goldman Says China Is Cooking The Books
Computer Animation " There is no particular mystery in animation...it's really very simple, and like anything that is simple, it is about the hardest thing in the world to do. "Bill Tytla at the Walt Disney Studio, June 28, 1937. Introduction Types of Animation Control Systems Low level Motion Control Camera Animation Character Animation Particle Systems Artificial Life WWW Animation Book by Rick Parent, Ohio State University WWW Animation Book by Rick Parent, Ohio State University - local version Post - Production in Computer Animation HyperGraph Table of Contents. HyperGraph Home page. Last changed February 08, 2000, G. Scott Owen, owen@siggraph.org
Americans Aged 18-29 Have A More Favorable Response To Socialism Than To Capitalism Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/01/2012 21:33 -0400 In the prior post, we showed a presentation that looked at America from the perspective of a corporation and how it would be completely unsustainable. Luckily, there is little probability that America will ever have anything to do with S-Corp status, and far more likely end up as an agrarian Kolhoz. The reason: based on a Pew survey of America's youth, or those aged 18-29, more have a positive view response toward Socialism than they do toward Capitalism. We will leave it at that. Socialism: 49% Positive / 43% Negative: And Capitalism: 46% Positive / 47% Negative: Average: 4.2 Your rating: None Average: 4.2 ( 15 votes) Tweet Login or register to post comments 14196 reads Printer-friendly version Send to friend Similar Articles You Might Enjoy: America's Demographic Cliff: The Real Issue In The Coming, And All Future Presidential Elections Guest Post: Ignorance Is Bliss; So Go Back To Sleep Guest Post: The Politics Of "Consensus" Is The Politics Of Failure USA, Inc. - Part 2: If America Were A Corporation, It Would Be Broke-er What Is Capitalism?
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