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您好!很乐意帮助你!An hour into the race, Susan Butcher and her sled dog team speeded dowm a hill, skidded off the trail,and crashed into a fallen tree.With a hurt shoulder ,Susan untangled her sled and team of Alaskan husky dogs and continued the grueling race across the frozen Alsakan wilderness.It was the fourth year she had run this race,known as the lditarod,and she wanted very much to win it. The history of the lditarod goes back to 1925 when a doctor in Nome,Alaskan,was desperately in need of medicine to stop the spread of a deadly disease called diphtheria.Only a hospital in Anchorage ,700miles away ,had the supplies he needed.But it was January,too dangerous to send a boat across the frozen Bering Sea and too stormy for his tiny airplane .The only hope was to use sled dog teames following an old native trail through the mountains and tundra .The medicine was passed from one man and his sled team to another along the trail .It was named lditarod after and temperatures as cold as 60 degrees below zero ,did not stop them ,and the midicine was delivered in record time.Most of the lditarod Trail Sled Dog Race follows the route of the famous medicine run.It is over 1000 miles long,and is considered the toughest race in the world ,In 1978 Susan entered it for the first time .
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If not met, would be a lucky or a regret? When the Viterbi anxiety while waiting for Charlotte's innocent look he had had a premonition of his fate? Met at the wrong time, wrong person, but also in the hearts of innocent people fell in love with this error, Viterbi love is a beautiful mistake. However, this may only be our wishful speculation, sleep had never regretted his love. Goethe and Viterbi this is so similar. Charlotte is like an angel, but she is an angel Albert. Witt juvenile can touch her soul, but can not change destiny. All have been doomed, how hard to pursue change. Although Charlotte Witt for music lovers to enjoy him, sympathize with him, even in the heart, love him. Hopeless love the most grueling. Which is nothing different from the Desperate. I then thought of the sentence poetry, "the world's most remote distance, is not what I stand before you, you do not know I love you; but obviously love one another but not together." Witt was warmly kiss Charlotte's hand, but also shake hands with so far so far away from the ... ... Witt is also the pursuit of such a sweet beginning for him, unfortunately. Charlotte has long marriage, not to achieve this feeling. In the heart of Charlotte, Witt is a person who cherish her. And Albert is to rely on her, his loyalty, all loved her, and him for her entire family are very important. Both, are reluctant to give up Charlotte. In particular, she did not dare give up Albert, she's afraid to bear the pressure of secular, she would also like Viterbi happiness. She left that pumped illusory, is not feasible feelings of desire to help her find a home Viterbi and painfully wished to retain the live Viterbi love. Witt in the torment of disappointment in love with a heavy heart to leave. However, in the embassy during the period that he and the society at that time out of tune, he always frustrated. In the work of Witt hit back to town, once again plunged into the vortex of emotions. Charlotte has been at this time women.everything is closed. Pent-up frustration and sadness in the hearts of Viterbi precipitation, he began physical and psychological malaise. Junior Witt, in his intimate friend of those letters, I personally love to see a painting, love nature and heart-warming one step toward juvenile self-destruction. Only one and a half years, he experienced so many emotions in the world. He experienced the hope of Spring, summer's warm, autumn's bleak and winter. Deaths attributed to him, he attributed the silence of the soul. Enthusiastic pursuit of him, full of hope and wait. Him stubborn, in a hopeless time of injury in their own stubbornness. When a love will never realize the opportunity, he chose to die, to die for Charlotte. Charlotte pale and trembling put pistols to the servant Witt, although she had a strong sense of foreboding, but she can not afford to stop. Witt to death, finally felt happiness. His pocket containing the clothes, she has shown initial signs of Charlotte's pink bow ... ... Love finally disappeared in the life after eternal life, eternal Love Song Witt only to another world when the chorus. And Charlotte halo in Albert's feet, I do not know when to wake up from the grief ... ... Witt will not wake up. Goethe's footsteps did not stop a month, a painful love, a young love of this earth success eternal Love Song.
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这个网站有很全面的资料，除了亚历山大大帝还有其他很多历史人物呢，你看看吧。Alexander the Great World conquerorby Chris WhittenWorld conqueror, 356 B.C. - 323 B.C.I'm holding a handful of arrowheads that may have been shot from the bow of Alexander the Great.OK, that's a bit of a fantasy. But it's not too unlikely that these came from Alexander's army. These arrowheads were unearthed in Macedonia and date to the 4th century B.C., the century when Alexander and his men conquered most of the known world.Alexander is one of the most fascinating personalities in human history. Although he was the son of a king and inherited an empire that included most of the Greek city-states, Alexander's own conquests are what have made him admired, vilified, emulated, and studied for over two millennia.Through the years, so many stories have been told and retold about Alexander the Great that he has become more like a character from Greek mythology than a real human being. This, I'm sure, would have made him very happy. Being a Greek hero was always his ambition.[Click here or here for a more detailed timeline.Click here for the route Alexander followed.]Alexander's ambitionGrowing up, Alexander was fascinated by Homer's Iliad. It was the character of Achilles -- the hero of the story and the exemplar of all manly virtues -- that especially attracted him.[Alexander. Click here for a larger image. Glyptothek Munich, Germany.]Sometime in his early formative years he decided to model himself after Achilles.Emulating the famous hero was apparently encouraged by his teacher, the great philosopher Aristotle. According to the Roman historian Plutarch, Aristotle personally annotated a copy of the Iliad for Alexander. Alexander kept it with him throughout all his later travels, even sleeping with it under his pillow.Alexander's mother, Olympias, clearly encouraged him. This woman couldn't have been more meddling and ambitious for Alexander if she herself were a scheming goddess on Mount Olympus. In fact, she may have consorted with the gods. Or, at least, that's the rumor she spread.Olympias informed her son that he was actually a descendent of Achilles. And probably Hercules, too.[Marble statue from Gabii Louvre, Paris, France. Click here for a larger image.]And so, in keeping with his family tradition and the great expectations of his mother, Alexander looked for any opportunity to demonstrate his heroic strength and courage.In one episode, his father -- Philip II of Macedonia -- was considering purchasing a magnificent black stallion. But the horse was too wild. Nobody believed it could be tamed. The 14-year-old Alexander decided he could do it. He leapt onto its back and started a 16-year relationship with the horse, which he named Bucephalas.As the story goes, Philip was so proud of Alexander that he said to him: "My son, look thee out a kingdom equal to and worthy of thyself, for Macedonia is too little for thee."Alexander inherits a kingdomWhen Alexander was 16, Philip made him regent of Macedonia while he was off fighting the Persians. (Nominally at least, Philip's campaign was revenge for Xerxes' Persian invasion of Greece, some 150 years earlier.) While regent, Alexander crushed an uprising in Thrace.When Alexander was 18, Philip left him in command of the left wing of the Macedonian army at the battle of Chaeronea. The battle was won, thanks in part to a courageous cavalry charge led by Alexander himself.When Alexander was 20, Philip was assassinated. A guard plunged a spear into his chest. Some say it was a conspiracy orchestrated by Olympias.And so, Alexander inherited a kingdom.Alexander conquers his worldInheriting a kingdom from his father didn't really please Alexander. What kind of hero gets everything given to him? This wouldn't satisfy Achilles or Hercules and it wouldn't satisfy him.[Nationalmuseum in Naples. Click here for a larger image. See this page for a series of larger portraits.]Alexander wanted to get started conquering ASAP.He got his first opportunity almost immediately. Some of the Greek city-states saw the ascension of the 20-year-old Alexander as a chance to regain their independence from the foreign Macedonians. By the way, "foreign" is how the Greeks saw the Macedonians, not how the Macedonians saw themselves. To this day, there's still contention over whether Macedonians are Greeks.Alexander took care of the little rebellion post-haste. To set an example, he completely razed the Greek city of Thebes in 335 B.C., killing most of the population -- including women and children -- and enslaving those few left alive. After that the Greeks were happily united behind Alexander and he could focus his attention on expanding the empire.He immediately began pushing east, against the old enemy Persia -- which his father never succeeded in defeating.After winning a battle for the city of Gordium, Alexander is said to have solved the famously tricky Gordian Knot. He sliced through the thing with his sword rather than fool around it. A legend supposedly foretold that whoever solved this puzzle would rule all of Asia.Alexander rapidly moved on to destroy the city of Tyre ... push through Palestine, Syria, Iran, and Afghanistan ... and conquer Egypt (or, depending on your perspective, "liberate" Egypt from the Persians). In bloody battle after bloody battle the Persian Empire and most of the known world fell to the hero Alexander and his Macedonian war machine.[Alexander's empire. Click here for a larger image.]Alexandria, Virginia to Alexander Beach, WashingtonFor his greater glory, Alexander founded some 70 cities in the lands he conquered and ordered them named after himself. Most famous, of course, is Alexandria in Egypt. In India, when his beloved horse died, he ordered a city to be built named Bucephala.In 11 years, from 335 B.C. to 324 B.C., Alexander and his army battled their way across 22,000 miles.For perspective on that distance, think about traveling across America eight times, say, from Alexandria, Virginia to Alexander Beach, Washington. (Although Alexander did not conquer North America it's interesting to note that there are nearly two dozen cities and towns here named Alexander or Alexandria.)For most of Alexander's army these miles were traveled on foot. There's speculation that some of the grueling miles weren't even necessary, except to confirm Alexander's status as a hero.In 324 B.C., Alexander decided to march his army through the barren wasteland of the Gedrosian desert in present-day Iran. Some say he could have made this trip easy by sailing his troops through the Persian Gulf instead, but he decided to go through the desert as a challenge -- because no one had ever successfully brought an army through it.[The Gedrosian desert. Click here for more background.]Although the number is probably widely exaggerated, the Roman historian Arrian claimed that three quarters of Alexander's men died during this misadventure in the desert.Son of ZeusAs I mentioned above, Olympias had told her son that he was a direct descendent of Achilles, on her side. Later she revealed to him something even more dramatic about his lineage. Philip was not his real father. Zeus was his father.[The beautiful, scheming Olympias. From a medal. Click here for a larger image.]Zeus, the king of the Greek gods, had come to Olympias in the form of a snake.As a matter of fact, Philip did acknowledge that his wife would sometimes sleep with snakes in their bed. This may have been part of the reason for their estrangement. Around 336 B.C. Philip effectively "divorced" Olympias and fathered children without her. This was about the same time that Philip was assassinated and Alexander inherited his throne.In 331 B.C., the Egyptian oracle at Siwa confirmed that Alexander was the son of the Zeus. Actually, the oracle confirmed that he was the son of Ammon, but Ammon is the Egyptian equivalent of Zeus in nearly as clear a way as Jupiter is his Roman equivalent.Was Olympias schizophrenic? Was Alexander a crazed megalomaniac?Maybe, but they did have a quite practical reason for claiming that Alexander was a god or demi-god, and may or may not have ever believed it themselves. It helped Alexander rule.Alexander's divine reputation helped him keep his tenuous hold over the people in his vast and disparate empire. It was an early precursor to the European monarchs' claims about the divine right of kings.Grief, ennui, and deathFor Alexander, the beginning of the end came when his best friend Hephaestion died of a fever. Hephaestion had been his close companion since they were teenagers. Many scholars say that Alexander and Hephaestion were lovers.Hephaestion's death was devastating to Alexander.Plutarch writes:At this misfortune, Alexander was so beyond all reason transported that, to express his sorrow, he immediately ordered the manes and tails of all his horses and mules to be cut .... The poor physician he crucified .... Then seeking to alleviate his grief in war, he set out, as it were, to a hunt and chase of men, for he fell upon the Cossaeans, and put the whole nation to the sword.Since this seems a bit extreme, even for a best friend and lover, some historians have speculated that Alexander was imitating the extravagance of Achilles when he grieved over the death of his best friend and lover Patroklos.According to the Iliad, to satisfy his heroic grief, Achilles supposedly killed Trojans by the hundreds, beheaded children, and dragged the body of Hektor, Patroklos's killer, around and around Patroklos's body for a week or two.[Silver drachm featuring Alexander, minted after his death, ca. 310 B.C. Click here for a larger image.]In the same year as Hephaestion's death, 324 B.C., Alexander's generals convinced him to withdraw from the action at the eastern frontier in order to consolidate his power back in Babylon, the capital of the empire.This is not what Alexander wanted. He was supposed to be a hero. He had no interest in sitting on a throne administering to the business of an empire. He wanted to be on his horse, sword in hand, conquering new lands.Alexander reluctantly spent the next year in Babylon, without Bucephalas, without Hephaestion, and without the action and glory of battle.Perhaps the inertia ate away at his soul. Plutarch writes that Alexander "lost his spirits, and grew diffident of the protection and assistance of the gods, and suspicious of his friends."Alexander drank heavily, and in a weakened state he caught a fever. After twelve days of suffering he died in Babylon at the age of 33.Glory[Alexander and Bucephalas. Click here for a larger image. Nationalmuseum in Naples.]The Macedonian empire didn't live much longer than Alexander. After his death his kingdom was promptly carved up into three pieces by his generals.And the Macedonian people have never seen much peace or freedom. They've been under the feet of ambitious conquerors from the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, and the Turkish Empire. More recently, their country was carved up between the world wars and made a part of communist Yugoslavia.But Alexander did win his glory. He fulfilled his ambition.He is quoted as saying, "I would rather live a short life of glory than a long one of obscurity."That's exactly what he got. 2,300 years later we remember him as a legendary, mythic figure.下面附的网址里有很全的链接。
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Dear friends, Welcome to our school.Now vocation is over.You have become a high school student. Meanwhile,you will start a new life.As a senior three student,I will share my feelings and ideas about high school life in the following. As we all know,the study of high school is important for our life,we should focus our attention on studying .However,it’s an important thing to solve the problem about studying and amateur activities.At the same time,we also should learn to face the pressure from parents and society.If we fully take advantage of the time in class,we will have time to have a rest.Faced with the parents expection,we should make it as motivation. As far as I’m concerned,aas a senior student,we should have our own ideas.What’s more,we had better adapt to the life of high schol as soon as possible.I hope all of us can be admitted to the unversity. Thank you.【范文二】High school memories Oh.night after all day's study. Every day I try to push 110% of myself into the grueling study. I took a short nap at noon and then,immediately after that, another period of hard, hard study began. Every day, it just seemed that the classroom, the school canteen, and the dorm were our only hang around... There was no one single minute that our nerves were relaxed. The once-per-month big exam was on the point of killing us. So every day we were preparing for exams. It was all no exaggeration to say that we were not given one second to take a deep breath. How hard life was! ah...But ridiculous. I didn't even lose 1kg even if life was that hard to me... Sometimes, I just hoped that the college entrance examination test would fall earlier, so that I could be free from all pain. And I didn't want to care about the result. Good or bad, I truly didn't care. I just need freedom and relaxation. Life was killing me at that time... Just after I took the college examination, which was on the afternoon of June 10, 2004, maybe exactly at 11:00, I was elated..I never felt this elated before!!!! At that time, I felt like I am a free girl after being shackled for 1000 years! At that time, we both screamed out loud!!! We need the hard scream to give vent to all of our pent-up emotions for a few years! All the years of hard study was in preparation of the 2.5 days' exam. When we came back to the dorm, we just had the strong impulsion to tear apart all books, so that we could feel better. Actually, I was on the point of doing that. But later, I withdrew. I loved books. They were my memories of those tough days.
