新华文轩网络书店下载:以"who is my idol?"写一篇演讲稿

Let's stay focus, my friend. Getting Vo Nguyen Giap, Ngo Dinh Diem or
Nguyen Van Thieu involved will not help us get to the core of the
matter any time sooner! ;-)

Ho Chi Minh, under the pen name Tran Dan Tien, wrote the book and had
it published first time in 1948. There is absolutely no doubt about
that. If you take me out for a drink at "Red Windows" next time you're
in Hanoi, I will share with you the hard evidence. 8=)

I strongly recommend you and everyone else who have not read "Nhung
Mau Chuyen ve Doi Hoat dong cua Ho Chu Tich" to locate the book and
read it. Library of Congress and some big universities in America or
France do have copies of the book.

Reading the book carefully and knowing Ho was its author will help us
understand Ho better. We should see a sharp contradiction between what
Hanoi's propaganda machine wanted to portrait Ho and whom Ho really
was.

This is the reason why historians and researchers in Vietnam dare not
publicly equate Ho with Tran Dan Tien.

Btw, stay away from the English version of the book. In the English
version I read, Hanoi removed the damaging section from the book.
Probably they did not want to become the laughing stock of the entire
world. ;-)

Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player ever. No other NBA player has had as much success as Michael. Not only was he the greatest basketball player but he also was the most marketable. Michael has become an idol not for just athletes but for all people. Michael once said “I’ve failed over and over in my life and that is why I succeed”.
This is Michaels 14th season in the NBA. He is the all time NBA scoring average leader averaging 31.4 points per game. He has been selected to the All-NBA first team 10 times in his career. Not a slouch on defense either he was nominated the NBA’s All-Defensive first team 9 times and was chosen as defensive player of the year during the 87-88 season. He also has led the NBA in steals 3 seasons. He has been selected the NBA’s MVP 5 times. He holds the NBA r

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From 1986-87 to 1992-93 Michael led the league in scoring a record tying seven years in a row. During the 1995-96 season Michaels Bulls won a NBA record 72 games only losing 10. He once scored 63 points against Boston in the playoffs also a NBA record. He is the greatest offensive player of all time and the greatest defensive guard of all time. To go along with his 6 NBA championship trophies he has 6 NBA Finals MVP trophies. During the 1988 All Star game held in his hometown Chicago he scored 40 points and beat out Dominique Wilkins for the slam-dunk trophy by dunking from the free throw line. He holds the NBA’s highest playoff scoring average with 33. Not only is Mike a sports icon but also an icon for all people. He is the All-time NBA All-Star Game leader in steals (33), third in points (234) and ninth in assists (49).