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Zhoudan
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令脑贵庚 May 3, 2010

http://www.u148.net/article/661.html

我第一次测是36岁,最后一次测是23岁。


 
wherestip
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有意思 May 3, 2010

Zhoudan wrote:

http://www.u148.net/article/661.html

我第一次测是36岁,最后一次测是23岁。


I made 4 attempts. 1st try 34, 2nd try 31, 3rd 28, last 24.

I'm happy with that.


 
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E-mail Rage May 3, 2010



http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/worklife/05/03/cb.got.email.rage/index.html?hpt=T3

When was the last time you were driving down the digital highway and felt like you were shot by words?

It happens without warning. You're scanning e-mails and suddenly you're triggered by someone's words or a tone you sense -- or even see; the e-mail is filled with "ALL CAPS" or "Exclamation points!!!" or bold formatting.

Or, here's another hot button: You're in the midst of a public "drive by" e-mail attack, where out of the blue, someone writes an e-mail (without speaking to you first to check their assumptions) and reacts to something you said in a meeting or that you wrote or did. When you see the long list of CC-ed recipients you become furious and shoot back your own defense or offense.

Why does this happen?

Today we're more wired to snap -- especially when using computer keyboards. There's even a physiological trigger pulling us into e-mail shootouts; it's called "e-mail apnea."

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很好玩 May 3, 2010

Zhoudan wrote:

http://www.u148.net/article/661.html

我第一次测是36岁,最后一次测是23岁。

那6个圈、7个圈有点令人目不暇接,但最后给出的结果还是令人很高兴。
谁能答对全部10道题?结果将是几岁?


 
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concentration May 3, 2010

ysun wrote:

Zhoudan wrote:

http://www.u148.net/article/661.html

我第一次测是36岁,最后一次测是23岁。

那6个圈、7个圈有点令人目不暇接,但最后给出的结果还是令人很高兴。
谁能答对全部10道题?结果将是几岁?


Then the person might be Benjamin Button.

Actually I think the program dynamically adjusts, and gets harder and harder if you're hitting on all cylinders. It might start generating 8 or 9 circles. That's why I gave up after 4 tries.

Actually I tried 2 more times afterwards, and scored 25 and 24 respectively. I think a lot of it is on concentration.


 
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若经常玩或许有助于脑子保持灵活 May 3, 2010

wherestip wrote:

Actually I think the program dynamically adjusts, and gets harder and harder if you're hitting on all cylinders. It might start generating 8 or 9 circles.

没错。我也感觉到了这一点。

wherestip wrote:

Actually I tried 2 more times afterwards, and scored 25 and 24 respectively. I think a lot of it is on concentration.

你比我强多了。我试了几次,连一次30以下的都没有。不过,我已经知足了。  
注意力集中确实很重要。


 
Yi-Hua Shih
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my age May 3, 2010

我玩了兩次,第一次32歲,第二次20歲。

不過這是因為去年暑假我發現了一個好玩的網站,叫做 Lumosity (try this and you should be able to find it on google),加入會員後可以試用七天好像,它就是提供了許多 brain teaser 讓人訓練包括短期記憶、圖像記憶、視覺專注力、文字反應力等等的。因為很好玩,我一共用不同 email 註冊了四次(也就是說至少玩了二十天--減掉中間出去玩的日子等等)。

這個遊戲就跟 Lumosity 中提供的某一個遊戲頗像,所以我有一點經驗值,知道要如何<分配 eyesight 及專注力>。


 
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石女士 May 4, 2010

stone118 wrote:

我玩了兩次,第一次32歲,第二次20歲。

你真是越活越年轻!你有没有打算让你老公带你和你们的孩子去逛逛上海世博会? 


[Edited at 2010-05-04 01:01 GMT]


 
wherestip
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猜想 May 4, 2010

真正十几、二十岁的年轻人大概充其量也就是这个结果了, 搞不好年纪反而往上涨.

 
Yi-Hua Shih
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樂音兄: May 4, 2010

樂音兄:

就跟 08 奧運一樣,我也蠻關心上海世博的(或者說「好奇」更確當一些),所以常在網上觀看各種訊息,特別是各展館的創意外觀,十分吸引我。

不過目前為止還沒有親自去參觀的計畫。你呢?有打算趁這六個月博覽會期間回中國去探探親順便看世博嗎?


 
ysun
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上海世博会 May 4, 2010

Mrs. Shi,

目前我还没有回国探亲和参观世博会的计划。一方面是因为一直特别忙。另一方面,我不大爱凑热闹。在国外清静惯了,已经很不习惯那种人山人海、车水马龙的环境。不过,我将来回国时,总还是要去世博会场址看一看的。


 
ysun
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难道高校教师也堕落成这样了吗 Jun 16, 2010

http://news.xinhuanet.com/comments/2010-06/14/c_12220867.htm
福州洪山桥附近的“君临大酒楼”里,一名女服务生,当着福州某高校一名女教师及一群在校大学生的面,当众下跪。此前,女服务生没有听到顾客(女教师)召唤,未及时送去一包纸巾,令女教师很不高兴,以不买单相要挟。(6月13日《海峡都市报》)
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这种事情,如果发生在达官贵人身上,发生在没文化的暴发户身上,我信。但发生在高校女教师身上,发生在人民翻身当家作主60余年的中国,我无论如何也难以相信!可爱的祖国母亲,您怎么会有这种不肖子孙!

我来美国20余年。在这“垂死的、腐朽的”资本主义社会里,我还从未听说过饭店服务员向顾客下跪的奇事呢!


 
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12th Annual Dragon Boat Festival, 2010 Jun 16, 2010

12th Annual Dragon Boat Festival at Festival Beach on Lady Bird Lake, Austin, TX.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/angrysong/4556258747/sizes/o/

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12th Annual Dragon Boat Festival at Festival Beach on Lady Bird Lake, Austin, TX.
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Austin Dragon Boat Festival Finals 4/24/10 (vedio)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44cgkhtIvb0&feature=related
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5 Places to Retire On Social Security Alone Jun 20, 2010

http://finance.yahoo.com/focus-retirement/article/109847/places-to-retire-on-social-security-alone?mod=fidelity-readytoretire

这里列出了世界上五个城市,杭州也在其列。


 
wherestip
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places to retire Jun 20, 2010

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5 Places to Retire On Social Security Alone

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这里列出了世界上五个城市,杭州也在其列。



是啊. 几年前有位同事就建议我这样做.

另一位印度同事曾建议我搬到泰国去住, 说那里什么好吃的都有, 海滨风光又美. 不过我似乎是铁杆儿坐地户, 轻易不会搬的.



http://www.proz.com/post/637294#637294

A colleague of mine from 杭州 keeps telling me I should make a trip to China. She actually recommends buying a place over there; because according to her it's a lot more dynamic and exciting. Hmmm, for me it probably takes a lot more than that to make such a move.




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