十二星座追求交往的方式

牡羊座追求交往的方式

牡羊座对爱情只有“保守”两个字来形容，也就是说，如果是男的，那就会是传统的大男人主义如果是女人，大半也会在恋爱时变成小女人啦！ 只是不管男人还是女人，羊儿的占有欲真是蛮重的，吃起醋来也是醋江醋海，绝对论不上风度和器量！所以追求时热烈的他们最常说的是“你是我的！”到了交往 时，他们就不这么说了，直接身体力行啰！

金牛座的追求交往方式

自尊心奇高的牛，是不会用那种死缠烂打的招术，虽然心里犹如沸锅上的蚂蚁，但是表面上必定是一付云淡风轻的模样！常常别人看来一切似乎都只是个不 经意的偶然，天知道精打细算的他们到底准备、研究了多久。对金牛们来说，根本没有所谓幸运这一回事，成功\绝对都是一点一滴换来的！

双子座的追求交往方式

说起来，双子的交往方式还蛮保守的，平常玩归玩，到了两人时间，双子其实比较喜欢可以待在家里，或两个人可以独处的地方。所以他们会把恋人介绍给家人，常常带回家和家人相处，或者两个人在一起时根本就像家人一样，虽然还会打打闹闹，但还是快乐自在！

巨蟹座的追求交往方式

蟹子的感情是比较内敛的，所以啊！只要和蟹子在一起不用什么山盟海誓，他们就自然的会把你看成世界上最重要的人，给你无微不至的呵护和照顾。的 确，和蟹子交往是幸福的，只是这种温吞水的表现方式是需要长时间的感受，才能发现情感的深度！毕竟蟹子要的不是一瞬间的激情，而是天长地久、愈陈愈香的爱 情。

狮子座的追求交往方式

狮子座在追求期间可是个大谋略家，不太想承受失败的他们，在每一步行动中可是试探再试探、推敲再推敲，可能连身边的朋友都看不下去了才会有所动 作。但是在一起之后，狮子可是蛮霸道的，什么小事最好都要俱细靡遗和他说清楚，否则一但他觉得不被尊重，那副火爆脾气可是叫人吃不消哪！

处女座的追求交往方式

喜欢以朋友方式熟捻对方的处女，喜欢对等和平的气氛，在相处的时候尽量保持双方的自在。等到两个人都有共识了，他们才会用谈论的方式确定两个人的关系。所以处女座的爱情实在是没有什么激情存在，可是这样的方式可以让感情有很稳固的基础，很适合长跑式的爱情哦！

天秤座的追求交往方式

秤子是属于平常按兵不动型的，几乎和每个人都处得来的他们，总会细心的观察每一个人的个性，然后发挥出自己的魅力，让自己想要的猎物送上门来！一 但和秤子在一起，秤子就会约法三章，再慢慢研究两个人合不合，通常秤子很少有什么举动，但是每一个微小的细节秤子都会掌握得很好，可以说是天生的恋爱专家 啰！

天蝎座的追求交往方式

蝎子的追求是满大刺刺的，通常他们不会在乎别人的眼光，先咬住猎物对他来说比较重要！所以，如果蝎子要追，就会做到全世界都看得出来的地步！一但 追到了，蝎子常常也就会掉以轻心，很多问题大事化小、小事化无，或者是自欺欺人，当作没发生过！总是要闪红灯了，他们才会开始正视问题，努力挽救，救不救 得回来就看运气啰！

射手座的追求交往方式

平常不拘小节的射手座们，在追求上可是蛮传统的，女追男的事情不多见，通常是朋友慢慢的走成情侣。一但变成情侣，射手的要求可是再保守不过了，最 好是长长久久，不要有太多变动，顺着一般的步骤，结婚生子......怎么样够保守了吧！如果有一只射手不很想定下来的话，那只有一个可能，就是他没有找 到他的理想对象，等他找到了，一切又会按计划进行啰！

魔羯座的追求交往方式

魔羯座的追求方式一向是满前卫的，会用不同一般的方式引来注意，交往起来也不会给对方太大的压力，常常会用朋友或伙伴的感觉去和对方沟通和了解，不过他们在很多方面蛮固执己见的，所以会很需要彼此的包容以及谅解，并且要尊重对方的意见，恋情才会比较顺利。

水瓶座的追求交往方式

瓶子的追求和交往的方式都很理想化，而且又因为他们一向反对关系太过制式化，所以他们的许多关系都很模糊、暧昧，如果说爱在暧昧不明时最美，出这 种论调的人就很可能是个瓶子！所以喜欢关系自由的他们是不太想被一个关系所制约的，在他们的理想中，人应该踢掉那些限制，用感觉去看待人和人之间的关系才 对！

双鱼座的追求交往方式

讲到追求，鱼儿可是蛮积极的，常常被爱情迷惑的双鱼座，从来不会做什么评估，抱着一腔热血就往前冲刺，这样一来，运气如果差一点往往是一败涂地。 还好双鱼对这种事的记性实在是不怎么样，下次再来他们还是同样的一无反顾！不过谈了恋爱的鱼儿们在处理双方的事情时，有时也像极了三岁小孩子，每每冲冲撞 撞的，完全以情绪为出发点，所以如果鱼儿想要爱情顺利的话，可能凡事要三思而后行啰！

十二星座中谁疑神疑鬼？

*~*白羊座疑心指数12％：

疑者不信信者不疑，白羊座的人直来直往的，不喜欢怀疑别人。

*~*金牛座疑心指数84％：

他们不动声色，心里却猜想着别人是不是老打他们主意想A他们的钱。

*~*双子座疑心指数75％：

梳子的头脑灵光，也常常一肚子心眼，更人为全世界的人都跟他们一样很会算计他们的钱。

*~*巨蟹座疑心指数85％：

防人之心不可无的巨蟹一有风吹草动就大惊小怪，你会说他们有被迫害妄想症。

*~*狮子座疑心指数53％：

他们太会怀疑别人，却很可能先入为主的认为你就是要对他不利。

*~*处女座疑心指数83％：

别说他们常怀疑别人，连自己都怀疑的很严重怎能不疑神疑鬼。

*~*天秤座疑心指数56％：

喜欢保持中庸之道的秤子，不会轻易的怀疑别人，但也不会马上就相信你。

*~*天蝎座疑心指数89％：

就算他是你的好友也别以为他就不会怀疑你，他的理论是，在真相没有大白前任何事都有可能。

*~*射手座疑心指数23％：

射手座很少怀疑别人，你说什么他都相信，因为这样他们过的很快乐。

*~*山羊座疑心指数64％：

除非你和他有利害关系，否则你想什么他根本懒得去猜。

*~*水瓶座疑心指数31％：

实事求是的他们，没有证据和迹象他们不太容易怀疑别人。

*~*双鱼座疑心指数52％：

双鱼的确会常常想东想西，也很快就忘掉了，他们直觉却通常蛮准的。

我不要回家

我不想要回家！！！

我不要回家！！
我真的很不像要回家！！！！ 

为什么

为什么你10年前你也是做错事情但是你却无赖她？
为什么10年后的你还是一样？
是你自己先做错事情先，为什么要无赖她？
为什么？
你算不算是男人啊！！
你真的是不要脸！！
你真的不适合在这家庭！
我讨厌你！！
我恨你！！
10年前你也是这样！！
10年后你也是一样！！
你说你会更改！！
但是呢？
你却更改了什么？
更改越变态！！！！！！！
死8公你！！！
我真的恨恨恨你！！！
是你破坏这家庭的~~~
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你弄到我们要精神分裂了你知道吗？
我真的很很很很你！！！！

真得很伤

这首歌,可以是代表我的心情. （你不知道的事)
它可以带来的我真的很伤心的心情.
我真的不知道该如何.
你已经有1天没有联络我.
你真的很舍得的这样离开我.
你知道我是不能做到的.
为什么你还是要走?
为什么你答应我那么多的事情?
我已经全心全力的争取,但是你还是不能给我时间吗?
我只是要你给我时间, 这样都不能吗?
我真的好辛苦.
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为什么你真的可以那么的残忍.

我好累.
我好像哭
我现在只好带着面具来过生活.
在朋友和家人的面前,我只能假假的笑;但是当我在房间的时候,我会哭.
我看见你的照片在我的桌上,你的恐龙娃娃在我床边.
你说看我们以后有没有缘分;但是我已经觉得你真的已经变心了.
你答应我说你是不会让一个人的.
但是现在呢?

现在我只是想要知道你在想什么。
我真得很想要知道。
你可以告诉我吗？
我不想再去猜测了。

Taiwan Night Market

Next to these Chinese delicacies, the enormous variety of typical Taiwanese snacks is unique in the world and most perfectly illustrates the important place that the food culture takes into the lives of the Taiwanese people. Famous and unique Taiwanese snacks range from oyster omelets to fried rice noodles, tempura, Tainan Danzai noodles, Taiwanese spring rolls, rice tube pudding, and braised pork rice. Food is cheap and delicious, and by no means inferior, while each specialty gives you an insight in the people of the area it originates from.

Typical Taiwanese snacks are found everywhere, but Taiwan's night markets in particular, each night market having its own traditions and characteristics, are the places where these snacks can be found in abundance. Trying out these snacks, tourists will be able to learn about different specialties, cultures and people from different areas, adding a whole new perspective to traveling.

Famous night markets in Taiwan :

North Taiwan Night Markets
Night Market	Characteristics	Location
Keelung Night Market	The cuisine in Keelung Temple street night market is very famous, for example: pot-edged pancake soup, shaved ice, Tempura, fried sandwiches, bean noodle thick soup, and shrimp Taiwanese ball.	The cuisine stands on Ren 3rd Rd. near the Dianji Temple in Keelung City and on Ai 4th Rd.
Shilin Night Market	There are various cuisine in the night market, including steak, hot stuffed dumplings, little cake wrapped in big cake, sliced noodles, lever soup, squid thick soup, oyster omelets…etc.	Along Wenlin Rd. and Dadong Rd.
Raohe Street Night Market	This is the first tourist night market in Taiwan, and the total length is about 600 meters. There are many herb-steamed sparerib restaurants here, which provides a good opportunity for nourishment in winter.	Intersection of Sec. 4, Bade Rd. and Fuyuan St. in Taipei City to Ciyou Temple on Bade Rd.
Huaxi Night Market	This is the most famous tour night market in Taiwan, which attracts many foreigners and natives for sightseeing. The famous cuisine includes snake meal and snake wine, pot-edged pancake soup, salty rice pudding, fresh water turtle meal, seafood, etc.	Between Xiyuan Rd. and Huanhe S. Rd. in Taipei City.
Jingmei Night Market	Many vendors and shops selling hardware, cassettes, clothes, and accessories are gathered in the 30-years-old Jingmei old street. Moreover, there is a "Jingmei Public Market" of various food and beverage stands and shops on Jingmei new street.	Jingmei St., Taipei City.
Tonghua Street Night Market	You can go eating and shopping at the same time. There are plenty of groceries sold on Linjiang Street, the way to get there is to go on Jilong Road and turn to Linjiang Street, then pass Tonghua , which is the part with stores of clothes and quilts.	Between Sec. 4, Xinyi Rd. and Sec. 2, Jilong Rd. in Taipei City.
Liaoning Night Market	The famous cuisines include goose, seafood, rice tube pudding, kebabs, oyster omelets, marinated vegetables and meat. Besides, the alleys near Liaoning Street stand many featured coffee shops and restaurants. That's why this area is named "coffee street".	Between Chang-an E. Rd. and Chung Hsin High School in Taipei City.
Ningxia Night Market	Located by the Datong District roundabout, this traditional-style night market specializes in mouthwatering Taiwan snack foods. This is the first night market in Taipei to separate pedestrian and car traffic, making it easier for visitors to enjoy the food and shopping attractions here.	Around the area of Minsheng West Road, Nanjing West Road and Chongqing North Road in Taipei City.
Xinnan Night Market	A night market with spacious road and neat stores, there are various shaved ice stores here, which forms the main feature of the market. Moreover, there are many grocery stores selling various kinds of low-priced goods in this market.	Consist of Xinyi St. and Lane 410, Jingxing St. in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City.
Xinzhuang Night Market	The cuisine here like mushroom and meat thick soup, red bean cake, Taiwanese meatballs, cake, oyster thin noodles, shrimp thick soup are talked by everyone's lips. The trace of hundred years of history is hidden among the streets and alleys, for example, ancient remains, and shops of hundred years like blacksmith workshop to-fu factories, old brand cake store…etc.	Situated on the back of the Sinjhuang Junior High School, on Xinzhuang Rd., Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City.
Nanya Night Market	There's a 30-years-old ceremonial arch in the entrance of the market, the position of the stores are settled neatly here. Among them, most are food stores, only few are clothes and grocery stores.	In Nanya E. Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City.
Zhongli Night Market	Almost all of the stores are of history. Visitors can try various snacks and buy noted products of Taiwan here. All kinds of hardware, groceries, Hong Kong and Korean clothes, shoes, hats, stockings are available here.	On Xinming Rd. between Zhongyang W. Rd. and Minquan Rd. in Zhongli City, Taoyuan County.
Chenghuang Temple Night Market	Most of the old stands in Chenghuang Temple are of 50-years-old history, the famous snacks here are Hsinchu meat balls, pork balls, spring rolls, braised pork rice, cuttlefish thick soup, rice noodles, and cow tongue shaped cakes.	Chenghuang Temple and Falian Shrine Square.
North Taiwan Street Eats

Central Taiwan Night Markets
Night Market	Characteristics	Location
Zhonghua Night Market	It gathers all kinds of Taiwan cuisines, including Taiwanese snacks, Taichung meatballs, spring rolls, angelica ducks, oyster omelet, meat thick soup, rice pudding, Singapore sparerib soup.	On Zhonghua Rd.,near Gongyuan Rd. and Minzu Rd., Taichung City.
Fengjia Night Market	"Low pries, all included” is the main feature, and it sells several of cuisines, clothes and accessories.	On Fuxing Rd., Fengjia Rd. and Wenhua Rd., between Sec. 2, Xitun Rd. and Xi-an St., Taichung City.
Donghai Villa Night Market	The stores are fixed here, most of them offer food and beverage, others offer clothes and daily necessities here. There's an "Art Street" On the Guoji Street a parted from Donghai Villa by Zhonggang Road, the shops on the street are very unique, which are antique shops, tea shops, and coffee shops.	The hottest section is the intersection of Dongyuan Lane and Xinxing Rd. in Taichung City.
Lugang Snacks	The cuisines of Lugang includes seafood like sturgeon, eel, oyster, bivalve, river shrimp, and Chinese oyster, and desert like bird-eye cake, lard cake, cow tongue shaped cakes, shortcake, peanut candy, Chinese bread…etc. Among these shops, Yu-Zhen-Zhai had operated from Qing dynasty for one hundred years.	Lugang Township, Changhua County.
Central Taiwan Street Eats

South Taiwan Night Markets
Night Market	Characteristics	Location
Wenhua Night Market	Thousand of venders gather here, and there are various cooked cuisine. Among these cuisines,” fountain chicken rice", "Kuo-jing-chen flat noodles soup" and "fried preserved cabbage and shrimp egg" are the famous dishes.	At fountain traffic circle on Zhongshan Rd. extend to Chuiyang Rd., Chiayi City.
Garden Night Market	Garden Night Market is a large and conveniently located night market with an extensive array of tasty Tainan specialty foods. The wide selection of clothing, accessories and other items further add to the popularity of this tourism hot spot.	Intersection of Hewei Rd., Sec. 3 and Haian Rd., Sec. 3, in North District, Tainan City
Wusheng Night Market	Tainan specialty foods, general goods, and entertainment come together to make Wusheng Night Market one of the Tainan's premier destinations for late night fun.	No. 42, Lane 69, Wusheng Rd., West Central District, Tainan City
Nanhua Night Market	There are many cuisines in the night market. Besides, clothes shops, shoes shops get very closely here, many shops and stands have twenty-years-old history, like liao-li sparerib soup,fried mutton, mushroom and meat thick soup of Beigang…etc.	Nanhua Rd., Kaohsiung City.
Liuhe Night Market	Dainties of all lands and seas, food and beverage, special products are all available here, and the plentiness of flavorful food of Liuhe Night Market is famous in Taiwan. Among these cuisine, papaya milk, salt-steamed shrimp are the main feature.	Liuhe Rd., Kaohsiung City.
Zhonghua Street Night Market	Jelly fig ice, Taiwanese fried chicken, rice with chicken, beef noodles, grass tea and other tasty traditional snacks have made this a favorite night market among the locals as well as a must-visit destination for visitors. The market is especially packed on weekends and holidays.	Zhonghua Street, Fengshan District, Kaohsiung City
Minzu Rd. Night Market	This night market has history for seventy years, and it is the paradise for gluttons. The cuicide includes spearfish thick soup, mushroom and meat thick soup, meatballs of Pingtung, vegetarian gelatin, stick rice dumping, refreshed taro…etc.	On Minzu Rd.,under Fuxing Rd. bridge, in Pingtung City.
South Taiwan Street Eats

East Taiwan Night Markets
Night Market	Characteristics	Location
Luodong Night Market	The native cuisines including salty rice macaroni, smoked ducks, meat thick soups ,longfeng legs, tofurolls ,thick rice noodles, seafood, sausage stuffed pork and sweet potato powder, sausage stuffed tofu, oyster omelet…etc.	At the center of Luodong Township and around Zhongshan Park in Yilan County.
Dongmen Night Market	Located under the Donggang Bridge, this is the place to go for a taste of local Yilan flavor, with plenty of choices for late-night snacking and shopping.	Under Donggang Bridge near Yilan Train Station.
Nanbin Night Market	Hualien's biggest night market serves up a tempting array of fresh seafood snacks along with beautiful sunsets over the sea.	Nanbin Park

Taiwan Snacks

Snacking is deeply woven into the fabric of daily life in Taiwan. The plethora of snack foods available on the island opens a window to local culture. In fact, one of the quickest ways to experience the local flavor of Taiwan is to visit one of the many night markets in Taiwan, each with a tempting array of delicious delicacies. At each market, visitors can sample a wide selection of snack foods made with locally sourced ingredients. Since Taiwan is an island surrounded by oceans, seafood is a major ingredient in night markets, from oyster omelets and stir-fried cuttlefish to seafood congee, squid stew, and milkfish soup, all of it addictively fresh and tasty.

Taiwan Snacks Pearl Milk Tea、Danzai Noodles、Stinky Tofu   Pearl Milk Tea： Also known as "Bubble milk tea," pearl milk tea originates from Taichung and is made from a mixture of black tea, milk, and sago pearls. The combination of fragrant tea and chewy sago has made this beverage popular not only in Taiwan but in other countries as well. At many Chinatowns across the world, you can find this refreshing beverage.   Danzai Noodles： Oil noodles and bean sprouts are the main ingredients in this Tainan specialty dish. The noodles are served in a small bowl and usually topped with meat or an egg boiled in soy sauce for an extra flavor boost.   Shrimp Pork Soup： With seas on all side, Taiwan enjoys a bounty of seafood that is served up in a wide variety of snack foods that have become ingrained in the culinary tradition of the island. Shrimp pork soup is one of these dishes and has become a night market mainstay. This dish is made mostly of shrimp potage flavored with stewed pork and a thickening dash of potato starch to add flavor and chewiness. Add a splash of black vinegar to complement the sweetness of the soup and make this tasty dish even more delicious.     Oyster Omelet： Sea-fresh oysters are an important ingredient in this popular snack, available at just about every night market in Taiwan. The oysters are coated in potato starch and tapioca. Eggs and leafy vegetables are added to the mixture, which is skillet fried over a high flame. A sweet and sour sauce further adds to the addictively delicious taste.   Meat Rice Tamales： These tamales are made of glutinous rice, mushrooms, peanuts, egg yolks and pork all wrapped up in bamboo leaves, which impart their subtle flavor. Originally eaten only during the Dragon Boat Festival, this dish has become a year-round attraction at night markets throughout Taiwan.    Stinky Tofu： With stinky tofu, the greater the smell, the tastier the results. And while many people are put off by the smell, those who take the plunge are usually won over by this distinctively yummy treat. Stinky tofu is made of large squares of fermented tofu fried in oil and then cut into four smaller pieces and served with a garnish of pickled cabbage. The crispy skin of tofu and its soft inside are the best parts of this dish's charm. Taiwanese Meatballs： Changhua and Hsinchu counties are the most famous places for Taiwanese meatballs. In Changhua, the meatballs are deep-fried, while those in Hsinchu are steamed, giving each local variety a distinctive taste. The meatballs are cooked in an outer wrapper made of tapioca powder, rice powder, potato starch, and water, while the filling includes pork, mushroom, bamboo shoots and other ingredients. The chewy outer skin and fragrant filling make a perfectly delicious match Coffin Sandwich： This Tainan specialty often turns heads for its very unusual name. The sandwich is a thick slice of bread with a hollow center filled with a mixture of chicken meat and liver, shrimp, carrots, potatoes, and milk. The filling is then covered with another piece of bread and cut into four pieces. Best when serving hot. Veggie and Meat Wrap： These wraps are packed with goodies, including boiled cabbage, bean sprouts, sliced fried eggs, barbecued pork, peanut powder and powdered sugar, all wrapped up in a thin spring roll skin and served warm. This delicious treat is one of the most popular snacks at night markets throughout Taiwan. Oyster Vermicelli ： No night market worth the name is without this unassuming little treat. The quality of this dish is judged by the freshness of the oysters and chewiness of noodles. The dish is made with a type of red vermicelli that does not crumble easily. The noodles are served in a soup stock with fresh oysters and soy stewed large intestines and flavored with black vinegar, a special sauce, and a garnish of cilantro. Steamed Sandwich： Steamed sandwiches ("guabao") were originally eaten during employee dinner parties held on the 16th day of the 12th lunar month, but today they can be enjoyed at night markets throughout the year. The sandwiches resemble a kind of hamburger made with a soft white bun. The bun is stuffed with melt-in-your-mouth pork and garnished with pickled vegetables, peanut powder and cilantro, creating a nose-pleasing and tasty combination. Crushed Ice Dessert： This popular dessert is a base of crushed ice flavored with mung beans, adzuki beans, starch balls, taro, jelly fig and other toppings and then sprinkled with sugar water, offering sweet and cool relief on a hot summer day. Today, you can also find creative new variations with toppings of mangoes, strawberries and other seasonal fruit.

'Fake eggs' sold in Malaysia

By MSN News, 4/7/2011


A housewife lodged a complaint with the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) over "fake eggs", The Star, a Malaysian daily reported.

According to CAP president S.M. Mohamed Idris, the woman described the eggs, bought in Pulau Tikus, as smelling differently than real eggs. In addition to being tasteless, she said they were also bigger than normal eggs and possessed unusual shapes.

The counterfeit eggs "had a rougher surface" compared to the real deal. "The fake egg white and yolk quickly mixed together, unlike that of real eggs," said Idris.

After boiling and opening the fake egg, the yolk was discovered to have a more "yellowish" colour in comparison to genuine eggs.

So taking into account all the aforementioned features, you should be especially careful when purchasing eggs.

Fake eggs are also apparently more expensive. A 30-egg tray of the real deal costs about RM10.50. The fake ones are priced at RM11.

Taiwan planning legal prostitution zones

By Agence France-Presse, Updated: 4/7/2011


Taiwan's government said Thursday it is planning to create legal red-light districts so that it can police the sex trade more easily and protect sex workers' rights.

Taiwan's government said Thursday it is planning to create legal red-light districts so that it can police the sex trade more easily and protect sex workers' rights.

Under the proposal, sex workers would be able to apply for licences to operate in authorised zones and would be punished for plying their trade elsewhere, along with their clients.

Prostitutes currently face three days in jail or a fine of up to Tw$30,000 ($1,000) if they are caught providing sexual services while their clients go unpunished.

"The government intends to open up the sex industry to a moderate degree to better regulate it in accordance with the majority of public opinions," said Liu Wen-shih, of the interior ministry, which is due to submit the proposal to the cabinet next month.

A poll commissioned by the ministry late last year found that 76.5 percent were in favour of conditionally opening up the sex trade while 14.5 percent wanted a ban and 7.6 percent supported unconditional opening.

The ministry dropped an earlier plan to allow small-scale brothels without zoning because it would be too difficult to keep a tab on them, Liu said.

While there is no official figure for the scale of Taiwan's sex industry, observers estimate it involves hundreds of thousands of people and generates billions of dollars a year.

浴室美肌时刻 - By iFeel 杂志

浴室美容失败谈

别以为每天都洗澡就能美肤，先来测验一下你是不是也犯了一般人最容易犯下的3大浴室美肌错误！

错误经验1
Q边泡澡边敷面膜，泡了半小时后连怎么红又肿！

错误经验2
Q用莲蓬头的热水卸妆兼洗脸最方便了！不过久了后脸好干，还有点小脱皮。

错误经验3
Q 泡澡想顺便保养身体，放了柚子皮进去，全身辣得要命！

淋浴shower

Total 6 mins！(+extra=12mins!)
时间短的淋浴，做好清洁是王道！
美肌铁则就是“清洁”！泡澡前一定要先清洁脸部和身体，而这可不只是为了卫生！之后更藉由水气，提高肌肤透明感！

1. 4mins
彻底卸妆
保养肌肤时，“卸妆”是比“后续保养”还要更优先的步骤。因为污垢没了，毛孔干净，变得更好排汗、加速循环。泡时能加强做“加分保养！”

2. 2mins
去除角质
肥厚角质是脸色变“菜”的主因。不想被日积月累的老废角质害得脸上无光、 又怕磨去一层皮、变得更脆弱，趁淋浴的水蒸气让皮肤柔软，出动台湾美容达人佐伯老师介绍的“新生磨砂膏”打击角质。适合想去角质又怕受伤害的人！

3. Extra 2 mins
颈肩酸痛用淋浴，水柱促进循环
没办法泡澡又想促进血液循环，脖子后方用冷、热交错中，用温差来刺激新陈代谢。

4. Extra 5 mins 

淋浴想敷面膜，透明浴帽当帮手
“就算只是洗澡，但要是能顺道敷上面膜有多好”，有这种心声的人不少吧！？运用“简易版蒸气面膜”只要把透明浴帽罩在脸上阻隔水柱和面膜，就能防止胶状面膜被水冲掉，还能让形成的蒸气帮助成份渗到肌底层噢！

5. Extra 5 mins 

泡脚=泡澡的阳春版
如果是没有浴缸、怕热或是泡澡时会喘不过气的话，小编也建议同样能活血、加速温热感的“足浴”！专家建议水温在43度，泡至少5-10分钟，对于久坐的人也能排走聚集腹部的毒素噢！

泡澡 Bath

Total = A Relaxing 30mins!
温热效果让毛孔大开，营养成分冲啊！



6. 美肌浴盐 + 微温浴

36 ̊C-39 ̊C间可刺激副交感神经，身体最放松！晚上跑不超过30分钟，跑完后趁体温上升立刻上床最好睡！泡澡剂建议选择促进发汗的浴盐，或是有美肌效果的泡澡品。



7. 10 mins 保湿面膜

面膜与脸紧密贴合、 蒸散的水蒸气会让毛孔充满水而膨胀、强化成份渗透力！

8. 10 mins 头皮Spa防止脸部松弛

头部有3大块肌肉组织，负责把脸肌肉往上支撑。若头皮开始退化，甚至连脸颊都会下垂。按摩散开头皮的压力，疏通毛囊、洗发时清洁也能更深层。

9. 10 mins 全身淋巴按摩，清空毒素

最后浸泡在浴缸里，做淋巴按摩让体内毒素流出来，让血液循环变得更好。尤其多按摩四肢的淋巴结，可以消除水肿哦！

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Radiation scare at Japan nuclear plant

By Agence France-Presse, Updated: 3/28/2011


Dangerous levels of radiation detected in water thought to be leaking from a stricken Japanese reactor have dealt a new blow in efforts to avert a nuclear disaster.

Dangerous levels of radiation detected in water thought to be leaking from a stricken Japanese reactor have dealt a new blow in efforts to avert a nuclear disaster.

Radiation in puddles near reactor two at the Fukushima plant was more than 1,000 millisieverts per hour, forcing the evacuation of workers toiling to restore the cooling systems, operator Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) said.

"It is an extremely high figure," nuclear safety agency spokesman Hidehiko Nishiyama said, adding there was a "high possibility" that the contaminated water had leaked from the reactor.

A single dose of 1,000 millisieverts can cause temporary radiation sickness, including nausea and vomiting. An exposure of 100 millisieverts per year is considered the lowest level at which an increase in cancer risk is evident.

Earlier Monday Japan lifted a tsunami warning after a 6.1-magnitude earthquake hit off the northeast coast, the area devastated by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, the national weather agency said.

TEPCO said the concentration of radioactive substances in the water was 100,000 times higher than would usually be found in water in a reactor core, correcting an earlier assessment which said it was 10 million times higher, Kyodo News reported.

Workers were trying to pinpoint the exact source of the radioactive water leak, but there are concerns that fuel rod vessels or their valves and pipes are damaged.

A key concern is how to safely pump away the highly radioactive water, but chief government spokesman Yukio Edano admitted progress at the site was slow.

"It will take some time in order to remove the water while ensuring the safety of workers," Edano told a press conference. Focus: Tsunami harpoons Japanese whaling town

There was also a warning from Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, that the emergency could go on for weeks, if not months, given the damage to the plant, The New York Times reported.

An update on the agency's website said the situation at the Fukushima plant "remains very serious."

Last week three workers received medical treatment after stepping in radioactive water during efforts to install cables and restore critical reactor cooling systems. Focus: Furnaces fired up at tsunami-struck crematorium

The incident heaped more pressure on the plant operator because two were hospitalised after wearing inadequate safety gear.

But officials said Sunday the three would be discharged from medical care with no sign of serious injuries, apparently because they suffered only localised exposure to their feet.

The March 11 magnitude 9.0 earthquake and huge tsunami left more than 27,000 people dead or missing, wiping out entire towns.

The wave knocked out cooling systems for the six reactors at the Fukushima plant, leading to suspected partial meltdowns in three of them. Hydrogen explosions and fires have also ripped through the facility. Scene: Power crunch in Tokyo

Fire engines have hosed huge amounts of seawater onto the plant to try to keep the fuel rods inside reactor cores and pools from being exposed to the air, and prevent a full meltdown.

Olivier Isnard, an expert with the French Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety, said the reading of 1,000 millisieverts in the water at the plant was "proof that the reactor core partially melted."

Several hundred metres (yards) offshore, levels of radioactive iodine some 1,850 times the legal limit were reported Sunday, up from 1,250 times on Saturday, but officials ruled out an immediate threat to marine life and seafood safety.

Around 500 technicians, firefighters and soldiers are battling day and night to contain Japan's worst ever atomic accident. Scene: Tsunami defences exposed

The nuclear safety agency on Sunday said workers hoped to start using electric pumps instead of fire trucks for cooling operations at reactor number one.

High-voltage electric cables have been reconnected to the reactors and power has been partially restored to enable lighting in some reactor control rooms.

Worried about the possible corrosive effect of salt in the crippled plant, engineers have started pumping fresh water into some of the reactors.

Radioactive vapour seeping from the plant has contaminated tap water and farm produce in the region, leading to shipment halts in Japan as well as the United States, European Union, China and a host of other nations.

A Kyodo survey showed 58.2 percent of respondents disapproved of the government's handling of the nuclear crisis.

China detects low levels of radioactive iodine in air

By Agence France-Presse, Updated: 3/27/2011


Authorities in northeast China have detected extremely low levels of radioactive iodine in the air which they say is from the stricken nuclear power plant in Japan, state media and officials said.

Authorities in northeast China have detected extremely low levels of radioactive iodine in the air which they say is from the stricken nuclear power plant in Japan, state media and officials said.

The environment ministry said Saturday that monitoring stations in Heilongjiang province had found "infinitesimal" traces of radioactive iodine-131, but the public did not need to take "protective measures".

China's National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee said the radioactive iodine had been emitted by the nuclear power facility in Fukushima, which was crippled by a massive quake and ensuing tsunami two weeks ago.

But the committee said "public health and the environment remain unaffected by radioactivity" released by the plant, the official Xinhua news agency reported.

On Friday, China banned imports of several food products from Japan and stepped up checks on a host of other goods amid fears of contamination.

The ban was announced after the country's safety watchdog reported finding elevated radiation levels on two Japanese travellers after they arrived in eastern China from Tokyo.

The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine said it had also detected radiation on a Japanese merchant vessel that berthed in the southeastern port city of Xiamen on Monday.

The 9.0-magnitude quake and monster waves which struck Japan on March 11 have devastated large areas of the country, damaged the plant on its eastern coast and stoked contamination fears both at home and abroad.

In the wake of the twin disasters, many Chinese stores reported panic-buying of salt, with consumers mistakenly believing that its iodine could protect against radiation poisoning.

Earth Hour 2011

Well, now the whole earth is doing the Earth Hour 2011~~
Just now before i went back home from office, i saw a video clips about the Earth Hour 2011 in Youtube.


Earth Hour 2011 Video Clips

I saw it and its very nice~~~
Check it out..

I think i love you

Recently i watch a Korean Drama Series name "Full House"
Erm.. i know this drama had been released long time ago... but now only i watch it.. haha..
anyway, this song is very nice!!!

Keu-reol-ri eob-da-go a-nil-geo-ra-go mi-deot-jyo
Nae-ga keu-dal sa-rang-han-da-ni mal-do an-dwe-jyeo eom

Kwaen-han chil-too-il-geo-ra-go
Nae-ka we-ro-un-ka cha-shi-neul sook-yeo-bwat-ji-man
I-je teo-neun nan kam-chul-so-ka eob-neun deul-yo

I think i love you
Keu-reon-ka-bwa-yo
Cause i miss you
Keu-dae-man eob-seu-myeon

A-moo-keo-do mot-ha-ko cha-goo saeng-kak-na-ko
I-reon-keol po-myeon a-moo-rae-do

I'm falling for you
Nan mol-rat-ji-man
Now i need you
Eo-neu-saen-ka na-mam ki-peun ko-se
A-ju-kau-ke cha-ri-ja-beun keu-dae-ei mo-seum-eul i-je
Po-a-yo

U-ri an eo-ul-rin-da-ko shin-ku keu-ke tak cho-da-go
Ha-na-boo-teo yeol-gae do-dae-she mwi han-gae-ra-do mat-neun-ke eob-naun-de
Eo-teo-ke sa-kwol-soo it-nya-ko
Mal-do an-dwe-neun yae-ki-ra-ko mi-ha-myeo tul-reo-dat-ji-man
I-je teo-neun nan keu-reo-gi-ga si-reon-geol-yo

I think i love you
Keu-reon-ka-bwa-yo
Cause i miss you
Keu-dae-man eob-seu-myeon
A-moo-keo-do mot-ha-ko cha-goo saeng-kak-na-ko
I-reon-keol po-myeon a-moo-rae-do

I'm falling for you
Nan mol-rat-ji-man
Now i need you
Eo-neu-saen-ka na-mam ki-peun ko-se
A-ju-kau-ke cha-ri-ja-beun keu-dae-ei mo-seum-eul i-je
Po-a-yo

Wae mol-rat-jyo keu-dae ra-neun-keol
Wae mot-bwat-jyo pa-ro a-pin-de oh yea
Keu do-ngan i-reo-ke pa-ro nae
Kyeo-te i-seot-neun-ne
Wae i-je-seo-ya
Sa-ra-ngi po-i-neun keon-ji

I think i love you
Keu-reon-ka-bwa-yo
Cause i miss you
Keu-dae-man eob-seu-myeon
A-moo-keo-do mot-ha-ko cha-goo saeng-kak-na-ko
I-reon-keol po-myeon a-moo-rae-do

I'm falling for you
Nan mol-rat-ji-man
Now i need you
Eo-neu-saen-ka na-mam ki-peun ko-se
A-ju-kau-ke cha-ri-ja-beun keu-dae-ei mo-seum-eul i-je
Po-a-yo
I Think I Love You