Weekend Random Photo Gallery of World 2016.08.30
Weekend Random Photo Gallery of World
据每日邮报，一名德国男子自己手工打造出了一辆超大款的自行车，重达940公斤。不过，要想申请世界纪录，他还得再做一件事，他必须证明这辆车真的能骑
Weekend Random Photo Gallery of World
据每日邮报，一名德国男子自己手工打造出了一辆超大款的自行车，重达940公斤。不过，要想申请世界纪录，他还得再做一件事，他必须证明这辆车真的能骑
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http://www.backchina.com/news/2016/09/04/446186.html
加拿大总理到访阿里 马云陪同参观西溪园区
近日，解放军新疆军区装甲旅协同陆航等部队进行了一场空地一体的攻防演练。
8月26日至2016年9月9日，中美澳三国军队在澳大利亚北领地的戴利里弗进行了“科瓦里”野外生存演习。
在长春空军开放活动现场，来自中国空军的歼11BS进行了特技飞行表演，飞行员驾机完成多套机动动作，相当帅酷，也充分展示了该型战机的优秀性能。
My dearest Bill,
The other day, around 3:00pm on a random Wednesday, I was headed to the grocery store to get something to make for dinner. As you know, I’ve been slacking on the food front for some time and can’t seem to get organized the way I used to. Remember when I would go through our cookbooks every Sunday and plan the meals for the week, and then shop once for the entire week? I know, I know, I always made a second trip; but still, the bulk of the food was in the fridge.
I did that for more than a decade, but it was such a monotonous task I can’t bring myself to keep up with it. So now I play ‘catch as catch can’ and, as you like to say, shop like a French woman who goes to the store each day for that night’s meal. This has its own annoyances, but at least there’s food on the table.
Anyhow, on my way there Wednesday I was thinking about how grateful I am to have never, in all the years since we had kids, had to face a trip to the grocery store in the evening or on the weekend. I have always gone on a weekday—always—which has made the quality of my life so much better not having to deal with the stress of long lines or having to make sure I get to the store at the final hour. There was always the next day.
It is the steady breadwinner husband, men like you, who allow women like me to live such comfortable lives.
I’ve had this life because of you.
All we ever hear in the media is what life is like for the harried working mother. Marriages that are more traditional in nature, with a primary breadwinner and a primary parent, are viewed as a thing of the past.
It is true that today, most mothers work outside the home. But the media don’t offer specifics—and the specifics matter. Most married mothers with children at home do not work full time and year round as their husbands do. About a quarter are not employed at all, and the rest move in and out of the workforce over the course of their children’s lives to accommodate for the needs of their families.
Either way, these women—who represent half of all married mothers—still depend on a husband.
Without him, these mothers could not have stayed home with their kids when they were young. They could not have afforded to work part-time once the kids were in school. They could not just decide one day, “I don’t feel like working today.” They could not have chosen mid-career to switch careers because the one they had wasn’t satisfying.
It is the steady breadwinner husband, men like you, who allow women like me to live such comfortable lives.
It is because of your willingness to work full time, year round—with no freedom to tell your boss “I quit!” and with no sabbatical to think about what other things you’d like to do with your life, and with no ability to have time just for you smack in the middle of a workweek that my life, and our kids’ lives, are as wonderful as they are.
Even when the kids got older and I “went back to work,” so to speak, you and I never had to fight over who can take that business trip or who can take off work when our kids were sick. It was always I who stayed home, and it was always you who went to work.
It was a win-win for everyone.
But more so, I suspect, for me and the kids. The kids because they always have a mom at home when they’re home, and me because I have all the flexibility in the world. You have a lot of flexibility with your job, too; but you always have to be “on” in a way that I do not. I can just decide on a Tuesday to go shopping or out to lunch if I want. Not that I ever do because that’s not my style. But I could!
Depending on you also allowed me to become a writer—something you wanted to do at one point in your life, too. But alas, writers do not make enough money to support a family, so you gave up that dream.
I didn’t have to.
Because of you.
The culture wants us to believe the breadwinner husband is obsolete, but you and I both know that isn’t true. Yes, there are fewer mothers who are exclusively home with their children; but there are millions of mothers like me who work outside the home in some capacity but still depend on their husbands’ steady incomes.
So I wanted to take this moment to thank you for everything you’ve done on my behalf and on behalf of our children. Don’t think I don’t notice the sacrifices you’ve made and continue to make. Our culture may not care, but I do.
I love you.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/08/30/letter-to-my-breadwinner-husband.html
莫斯科国际车展 2016
3岁老奶奶骑哈雷走西藏
人终有一老，或老而庸常，或老而优雅。
提起哈雷摩托车，可能很多人联想起的都是“男人”、“硬汉”、“速度与激情”等词汇吧？但你能想象骑哈雷的人是一位老奶奶吗？
于是在今年6月，73岁的黄奶奶骑马骑骆驼、走西藏穿大漠，亲眼见过那曾经只在梦中出现过的青海湖，还特意到了古时王昭君出塞的地方，终于完成了自己的梦想！
http://www.backchina.com/news/2016/09/03/446109.html
位于德国境内Allgau区Pfaffenhausen镇Mindelheimer街上的RUF工厂，不仅陪伴德国走过二次世界大战、两德分裂直到统一，以一家超级跑车改装厂来说，RUF因它的历史而价值非凡。起初只是一家大众服务的汽修厂，而如今却成为了最专业的保时捷改装厂。 改装项目清单： 发动机： 4.2L DOHC 24气门水平对置发动机； 气门正时调整凸轮轴； Bosch ME7.8 电子发动机管理； 顺序多点燃油喷射； 变速器： 六速手动； 双飞轮； 定制限滑差速器； 悬挂： 前麦克弗森多连杆； 横向稳定杆； 液压高度可调； 后轻量级的多连杆； 横向稳定杆； 制动： 开孔陶瓷制动盘； 前六活塞铝制单体卡钳； 后四活塞铝制整体后卡钳； 车轮： 20寸五辐锻造轮毂； 外观内饰： RUF宽体外观套件； RUF运动座椅。
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据每日邮报，一名德国男子自己手工打造出了一辆超大款的自行车，重达940公斤。不过，要想申请世界纪录，他还得再做一件事，他必须证明这辆车真的能骑
这位49岁的德国大叔名叫弗兰克（Frank Dose），他用废弃金属和渣土车的轮子打造了这辆超大型的自行车。
http://www.backchina.com/news/2016/08/30/445273.html