



WELLINGTON (Reuters) – A New Zealand man has been dubbed the Lord of the Ring after he searched and found his wedding ring more than a year after it slipped off his finger and sank to the sea floor.
The ring was lost for 16 months in the harbor of the country's capital city, Wellington, before Aleki Taumoepeau found it shining on the sea floor, the DominionPost newspaper reported on Thursday.
"The whole top surface of the ring was glowing," Taumoepeau, an ecologist, said.
Taumoepeau had been married for just three months when he lost the wedding ring while conducting an environmental sweep of the harbor.
He roughly marked the spot where the ring had flown from his finger, but was unable to find it despite returning to the area many times.
Taumoepeau's wife offered to buy another ring, but he refused, pledging to find the ring.
But, equipped with new global satellite based coordinates and offering up a quick prayer, he found the ring after an hour's search.
"I couldn't believe that I could see the ring so perfectly," Taumoepeau said.
He said those with him on the boat at the time the ring flew off his finger had likened it to a similar, slow motion shot from The Lord of the Rings, much of which was filmed in Wellington by local director Peter Jackson.
每当我听到掌声响起来的时候
我知道我又向前走了一步
但是我也曾经站不起来……
作曲:陈德建
作词:刘德华李安修
导演:霍兆基
我的路不是你的路
我的苦不是你的苦
每个人都有潜在的能力
把一切去征服
我的泪不是你的泪
我的痛不是你的痛
一样的天空不同的光荣
有一样的感动
不需要自怨自艾的惶恐
只需要沉着只要向前冲
告诉自己:天生我才必有用
everyone is no.1
只要你凡事不问能不能
用一口气交换你一生
要迎接未来不必等
everyone is no.1
成功的秘诀在你肯不肯
流最热的汗用最真的心
第一名属于每个人
挫折,真的是人生的一部分吗?
跌倒,又真的是成长必须要走的路吗?
以前,我和他们一样
现在,我和你一样
意外,就是在人们
和你自己都意想不到下才会发生的
所以,请不要怪别人
更不要怪自己
我的路不是你的路
我的苦不是你的苦
每个人都有潜在的能力
把一切去征服
我的泪不是你的泪
我的痛不是你的痛
一样的天空不同的光荣
有一样的感动
不需要自怨自艾的惶恐
只需要沉着只要向前冲
告诉自己:天生我才必有用
everyone is no.1
只要你凡事不问能不能
用一口气交换你一生
要迎接未来不必等
everyone is no.1
成功的秘诀在你肯不肯
流最热的汗用最真的心
第一名属于每个人
我的手不是你的手
我的口不是你的口
只要一条心
狂风和暴雨
都变成好朋友
不需要自怨自艾的惶恐
只需要沉着只要向前冲
告诉自己:天生我才必有用
everyone is no.1
只要你凡事不问能不能
用一口气交换你一生
要迎接未来不必等
everyone is no.1
成功的秘诀在你肯不肯
流最热的汗用最真的心
第一名属于每个人
不害怕路上有多冷
直到还有一点余温
我也会--努力狂奔!
everyone is no.1
只要你凡事不问能不能
用一口气交换你一生
要迎接未来不必等
everyone is no.1
成功的秘诀在你肯不肯
流最热的汗用最真的心
第一名属于每个人
以前我和他们一样
现在你要和我一样
everyone is no.1
只要你凡事不问能不能
用一口气交换你一生
要迎接未来不必等
everyone is no.1
成功的秘诀在你肯不肯
流最热的汗用最真的心
第一名属于每个人
A healthy self-esteem involves the following elements:
If an individual is unable to develop these elements or loses sight of them, low self-esteem can result. Everyone experiences lagging self-esteem at certain times in their lives, especially during adolescence. How people feel about themselves can be related to various factors, including the environment, body Messages from the media, which often promote excessive thinness as the ideal for women, can negatively affect a female’s self-esteem. The messages can lead girls and women to believe that something is wrong with their bodies. As a result, they may adopt strict diets to achieve this “ideal” figure and this can put them at risk for developing an eating Tips for boosting self-esteem
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Reviewed By: Steven A. King, M.D.
When anxiety or stress threatens to throw you off kilter, it’s time to come to your own emotional rescue.
Step 1: Accept that stress and anxiety are a natural part of life. If you give yourself permission to experience and accept uncomfortable feelings, you’ll be able to tolerate them better, explains Washington, D.C.-based psychotherapist Jerilyn Ross, M.A., president and CEO of the Anxiety Disorders Association of America and author of One Less Thing to Worry About: Uncommon Wisdom for Coping With Common Anxieties.
Step 2: Consider what’s really bothering you. When you begin to feel tense or anxious, take a deep breath and ask yourself, “What am I really anxious about?” That’s when a journal can really come in handy. “To help you see patterns between your thoughts, your activities and your anxiety, it can help to write down what’s making you anxious in a diary,” Ross says.
Step 3: Seize control over what you can. Consider what actions you can take to ease your anxiety level. “If you constantly worry about being late to work, get up 15 minutes earlier so you’re not rushing so much in the morning,” Ross suggests. “Focus on what you can do, rather than on what you can’t do.”
Step 4: Change your negative thoughts. If you catch yourself thinking, “I can’t meet this deadline,” Ross recommends removing the “T” and restating the thought more positively: “I can meet this deadline. I just need to organize my time.” This makes the task ahead of you seem possible and less daunting.
Step 5: Be present-minded. “Stay rooted in the here and now,” says Ross, “and focus on the information you have rather than on the ‘What-ifs?’ that often accompany anxiety.” If you have trouble stopping the “What-if” habit, pinch yourself and say “Stop!” or visualize a stop sign, then consciously turn your attention in a more constructive direction.
These strategies may not solve all your problems, but they can help you change the way you interact with anxiety, worry and stress—and they can be remarkably effective at helping to defuse these feelings.