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cs1.6 vardant model

vardant model repalace for cs1.6

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 Xbow [弓] 

[cs1.6] Xbow [弓] 好久没弄模型了~随便弄了把弓,朋友给了提议后 ,试试改后的模型

monster hunter weapon

Monster hunter weapon for cs1.6

Red queen

[cs1.6] red queen 绯红皇后knife 更新 贴图 ver 2

神秘的索科特拉岛(印度洋)

在也门沿海的印度洋中,坐落着一座神奇的岛屿:索科特拉岛。该岛与大陆板块已经隔绝1800万年,长期的地理隔离生成了很多只有在该岛才存在的动植物。在索科特拉岛825种植物中,有37%是其特有的;90%的爬行动物和95%的蜗牛也是岛上独有的。由于其稀有生物品种多,因此被认为是“印度洋的加拉帕戈斯”。坐落于也门沿岸的印度洋内,索科特拉岛拥有世界上最神奇和奇特的植物物种。在该岛800多种植物物种中,有超过1/3的物种是其所特有的,在其他地方没有分布。

Claw

瞬间有了idea随便制作了这个爪子, 该取名为什么呢?

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

cs 1.6 镰刀

由于无聊 网上看到了 某些游戏的镰刀 感觉不错就 制作来玩玩了。 喜欢的朋友就下载来玩玩吧。
此模型适合 反恐精英 1.6 的游戏。











下载地址  :    http://www.filefront.com/17917657/wwscyther.zip/

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

男人,没有人们想象中的那么坚强。

    男人,没有人们想象中的那么坚强。


其实男人就象一个被外壳包裹着的鸡蛋,当你穿透过他坚强的外层后所表露出来的就是一个脆弱无比的实体。天生的使命感与责任感造就了男人的坚强,日积月累的压力与长久苦闷的泪水练就了男人内心深处的无比脆弱,只是太多太多的女人知道前者却忽略了后者而已。  

男人有痛也要咬紧牙关,有泪也得憋在心里,因为他知道自己必须坚强!灾难来临时男人是挺拔的高山;风起云涌中男人是停靠的泊岸;冷冷心痛时男人是坚强的臂膀;孤寂清冷中男人是心灵的港湾;战火纷飞时男人用自己的生命和热血来捍卫家园;浪漫田园中男人把温馨和快乐送给自己的亲人……。其实,太多太多的时侯男人真的很脆弱,他太需要安慰,也太容易伤感了,男人很多时候所要的不过是一份关怀、一声问候、一种理解而已!女人们,男人对你要求的并不多,男人是最容易满足的啊。  

男人为了自己所爱的人,总是要表现得坚强;为了自己心中的理想,总要漂泊流浪四处打拼。而现实中男人却很容易失落和受伤。总是躲藏在黑暗的角落里为自己孤独地添着伤口,抚慰着自己内心的痛苦。  

男人的坚强是用责任包装的,男人的胸怀是用委屈撑大的,男人不哭,是因为他知道自己流淌的泪水会使女人更加无助;男人说不累,因为他想给自己爱的女人一个可以放心依靠的肩膀,男人说不苦,因为他知道所有这些苦和累是他的责任与义务。  

男人——其实没有你想象中的那么坚强。男人更想有一个可以歇息的心灵驿站,有一个可以停靠的温馨而宁静的港湾。但是责任却注定要男人去漂泊、去奋斗、去故作潇洒、去装得坚强。宁可流血也不去流泪;宁可失去生命也要捍卫尊严!  



    男人学到的坚强不是坚强,而是怎么把自己的软弱掩饰起来。

Friday, January 7, 2011

In pictures: How the world is changing


Introduction


While the effect of human activity on the global climate is hotly debated, physical signs of environmental change are all around us.Some scientists say an increase in the rate of melting of the world's glaciers is evidence of global warming.
Argentina's Upsala Glacier was once the biggest in South America, but it is now disappearing at a rate of 200 metres per year.
Other scientists say its reduction is due to complicated shifts in glacial dynamics and local geology.




Glacial change


American photographer Gary Braasch has been documenting images of environmental change since 1999.The image on the left is from an 1859 etching of the Rhone glacier in Valais, Switzerland, and shows ice filling the valley.
In 2001, the glacier had shrunk by some 2.5km, and its 'snout' had shifted about 450 metres higher up.
Image: Gary Braasch ©






Rising tides


Some scientists predict that a warmer climate will trigger more violent storms, which will cause increased rates of coastal erosion.This is a section of shoreline at Cape Hatteras in North Carolina in the USA, pictured in 1999 and 2004. The southern United States and Caribbean region were battered by a series of powerful hurricanes last year.
Rising sea levels are also expected to speed up coastal erosion.
Image: Gary Braasch ©




Vanishing islands


Other parts of the world could face even more drastic change.The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a consortium of several thousand independent scientists, predicts that sea levels could rise by between 9 and 88cm in the next century.
This would threaten low-lying islands such as Tuvalu in the Pacific. These images, taken this year, show the effects of a higher than usual tide.
Image: Gary Braasch ©


No snow


As the climate warms up, mountainous regions may experience lower levels of snowfall.This image shows Mount Hood in Oregon at the same time in late summer in 1985 and 2002.
Image: Gary Braasch ©
More pests


Tree-eating wood beetles are likely to benefit from a warmer climate and reproduce in ever-increasing numbers.These images show damage to White Spruce trees in Alaska caused by the pests.
Image: Gary Braasch ©