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		<description><![CDATA[昨天看到一个小故事，关于程序员的。
话说有一个程序员，写JavaScript的，早期互联网发展时代的JavaScript程序员，有个女朋友，住在一起。每天去上班，每天下班，那应该是个没有JQuery的时代，没有YUI的时代，所以这个JavaScript很辛苦。
有一天他下班回家，倒在了沙发上，他女朋友过来问，亲爱的怎么了。程序员说，今天的活太多了，真TMD的累啊。他女朋友问他，是什么活这么累，你的活是干啥。程序员说，是用一种叫JavaScript的语言写程序，太麻烦了，真累啊，要是有人帮忙就好了，写得我头疼…说着说着，程序员就睡着了。
不知道睡了多久，程序员醒了，发现他女朋友在看书。凑近一看，她在看一本叫做JavaScript开发的书……程序员还没来得及张嘴问，他女朋友说，我本来想帮忙，但是这个叫JavaScript的东西，太令人困惑了…
然后…
然后他们就结婚了。
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>昨天看到一个小故事，关于程序员的。</p>
<p>话说有一个程序员，写JavaScript的，早期互联网发展时代的JavaScript程序员，有个女朋友，住在一起。每天去上班，每天下班，那应该是个没有JQuery的时代，没有YUI的时代，所以这个JavaScript很辛苦。</p>
<p>有一天他下班回家，倒在了沙发上，他女朋友过来问，亲爱的怎么了。程序员说，今天的活太多了，真TMD的累啊。他女朋友问他，是什么活这么累，你的活是干啥。程序员说，是用一种叫JavaScript的语言写程序，太麻烦了，真累啊，要是有人帮忙就好了，写得我头疼…说着说着，程序员就睡着了。</p>
<p>不知道睡了多久，程序员醒了，发现他女朋友在看书。凑近一看，她在看一本叫做JavaScript开发的书……程序员还没来得及张嘴问，他女朋友说，我本来想帮忙，但是这个叫JavaScript的东西，太令人困惑了…</p>
<p>然后…</p>
<p>然后他们就结婚了。</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Mar 2010 23:10:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[一根刺一般的在那里，不知道怎么拔掉。
看着手机屏幕上的“别开玩笑了”，心仿佛被人狠狠地捏住。我突然意识到，我做什么也无法挽回信任这两个字了。在办公室的角落里面我狠狠地锤着桌子，在这里没有人会注意我。没有人知道我做过的那些丑事。每次，我都会想，相信我一次吧，相信我一次吧。就会有另一个声音对我自己大喊“you liar，你没有资格也没有脸说这种话”。
事情是这样的，我欺骗了我爱的人很长时间，跟另一个人纠缠不清。大家可以全力来鄙视我。我永远不会原谅自己。
然后我要跟某人说。
下面这些话，本来一年前就应该跟你说的。忍了一年，你无法想象这一年我和她是怎么样过来的。你可以去一个新地方跟一个人开始新的生活新的感情，我这里却是一片片废墟一般，而且我永远无法将它重建成原来的样子。这太不公平，所以我要写下这些话。
这一年提到你的名字我就如同遇到噩梦一般。
要知道我从来没有喜欢过你，没有任何感觉，我之所以有那些行动，是因为我的软弱的不知如何拒绝的又不太安分的性格。这种性格让你的自作多情有了可以发挥的空间，随后给你机会破坏原本我拥有的美好。
你来了，你走了，你没有得到你想要的，你也没有损失。你还可以继续好好生活，你可以往前走。
我们呢，我们怎么办，你留了一根我永远拔不掉的刺，它在她的心里，每段时间都会让我们流血。怎么能这么自私，破坏那原本的所有美好。我们怎么办！一年以来，我如履薄冰的说话做事，我小心翼翼的想把你留下来的影响消灭掉。谁知道你留下了一根尖锐的生了根的刺，如闹钟一般不停的响起。怎么能做这种让人良心不安的事情。
我希望我能用最伤人的语言和行动来让你难堪，难过，让你不好过，让你永久的良心不堪。可是我发现再怨恨的语言也不能挽回她的信任，也没法拔出那根刺，也没法回到从前。我连诅咒的力气都没有了。
我现在最希望的，就是你对于我如不曾存在过一般，也永远也不会再出现，永远。
我还要对自己说，我这个全世界最大的二逼。有个那么爱你的人，还跟人跑去玩暧昧，还要骗那个爱你的人。你假装自己谁都不想伤害，其实你才是最坏的那个。真正的好人会一把推开任何不相干的人，真正的小人会正大光明的劈腿。就只有你这种假装好人的小人，试图瞒天过海，其实是个傻逼。另外两种人虽然有高下，但是他们至少真是。如果你再试图这样假好人，你爱的人会离开你，你也将一直傻逼下去。
最后，我爱的Q，我知道我深深的伤害了你，但是我是真的爱你。希望你能给我再多一点时间，让我把伤痕抚平，让我们能好好的在一起。
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>一根刺一般的在那里，不知道怎么拔掉。</p>
<p>看着手机屏幕上的“别开玩笑了”，心仿佛被人狠狠地捏住。我突然意识到，我做什么也无法挽回信任这两个字了。在办公室的角落里面我狠狠地锤着桌子，在这里没有人会注意我。没有人知道我做过的那些丑事。每次，我都会想，相信我一次吧，相信我一次吧。就会有另一个声音对我自己大喊“you liar，你没有资格也没有脸说这种话”。</p>
<p>事情是这样的，我欺骗了我爱的人很长时间，跟另一个人纠缠不清。大家可以全力来鄙视我。我永远不会原谅自己。</p>
<p>然后我要跟某人说。</p>
<p>下面这些话，本来一年前就应该跟你说的。忍了一年，你无法想象这一年我和她是怎么样过来的。你可以去一个新地方跟一个人开始新的生活新的感情，我这里却是一片片废墟一般，而且我永远无法将它重建成原来的样子。这太不公平，所以我要写下这些话。</p>
<p>这一年提到你的名字我就如同遇到噩梦一般。</p>
<p>要知道我从来没有喜欢过你，没有任何感觉，我之所以有那些行动，是因为我的软弱的不知如何拒绝的又不太安分的性格。这种性格让你的自作多情有了可以发挥的空间，随后给你机会破坏原本我拥有的美好。</p>
<p>你来了，你走了，你没有得到你想要的，你也没有损失。你还可以继续好好生活，你可以往前走。</p>
<p>我们呢，我们怎么办，你留了一根我永远拔不掉的刺，它在她的心里，每段时间都会让我们流血。怎么能这么自私，破坏那原本的所有美好。我们怎么办！一年以来，我如履薄冰的说话做事，我小心翼翼的想把你留下来的影响消灭掉。谁知道你留下了一根尖锐的生了根的刺，如闹钟一般不停的响起。怎么能做这种让人良心不安的事情。</p>
<p>我希望我能用最伤人的语言和行动来让你难堪，难过，让你不好过，让你永久的良心不堪。可是我发现再怨恨的语言也不能挽回她的信任，也没法拔出那根刺，也没法回到从前。我连诅咒的力气都没有了。</p>
<p>我现在最希望的，就是你对于我如不曾存在过一般，也永远也不会再出现，永远。</p>
<div id="_mcePaste">我还要对自己说，我这个全世界最大的二逼。有个那么爱你的人，还跟人跑去玩暧昧，还要骗那个爱你的人。你假装自己谁都不想伤害，其实你才是最坏的那个。真正的好人会一把推开任何不相干的人，真正的小人会正大光明的劈腿。就只有你这种假装好人的小人，试图瞒天过海，其实是个傻逼。另外两种人虽然有高下，但是他们至少真是。如果你再试图这样假好人，你爱的人会离开你，你也将一直傻逼下去。</div>
<div id="_mcePaste">最后，我爱的Q，我知道我深深的伤害了你，但是我是真的爱你。希望你能给我再多一点时间，让我把伤痕抚平，让我们能好好的在一起。</div>
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		<title>魅影</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:09:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[今天去伦敦，踩了踩查令十字街，看了歌剧魅影。
巴士转火车，然后换上跟水管般狭窄的地铁，走上地面时，又到了Oxford Circus。伦敦一如既往的是阴天，时而会飘着小雨。熙熙攘攘的街，匆匆忙忙的人，外加一个形单影只的撑着伞的我。

丢失方向感的我在大街上浪费了一个小时，最后躲进了麦当劳。吃完出来，出发去寻找那条叫做查令的街。大学时一本薄薄的册子，叫做查令十字街84号，我看过，给Q看过。在手机的地图上查到了Charing Cross Road，慢慢悠悠的走过去，匆匆看了一眼，没有见到传说中的书店，倒是看到一个大大的Barclay‘s，有点黯然。怕是寻得不够仔细，再看完歌剧之后又过来沿着街道一直走，没想到，中国城就在这街的另一端。而那些书店，或许是隐藏在达到两旁细小的游人不会深入的街道里吧。
看戏的剧院叫做Her Majesty&#8217;s，女王陛下剧场，感觉怪怪的。剧院里面空间不大，离舞台不远。可以看到演员用力唱歌时脖子上的青筋。笔拙的我无法用言语重现舞台上的参差的布景和陆离的色彩，只记得，落幕之前，一双手捧着那半只面具，所有的灯光暗下来，一束细小的橘黄色追光打在那手和那面具上，然后如潮的掌声响起，仿若一场梦的结束。
走出剧院已是5点，阴沉的天愈发阴沉，冷风配合四周热闹的人群，衬出一种骨子里的孤单，想和海报合影而不得，走过马路找到一张椅子，将相机放在上面然后跑出两步等自拍，路人在我和相机之间躲闪，最终也没有得到一张满意的照片。
不知为何就想起几年前，在武汉的街上，两个人三块钱，其中有两块钱是车费，遂用剩下的一块钱买了一支面包，一人一半的日子。而在这异国的街头，我看似衣着光鲜的走在繁华的伦敦街头，心里却是前所未有的狼狈。如果可以，我愿意用这几年的所有去换回哪一块钱的面包。
奈何时间没法倒流，谎言永远会被记住，后悔药只在童话里出现。
在室友的房里听到这首歌，New Order。因为这首歌的国语版喜欢上陈奕迅，贴上歌词和曲子。
词：林夕
等一等　先生你要的　可不可　給你換雪碧
我與你　其實未相識　不過怕你喝得這麼激
請想想　她不愛你的　為何還　枉花這氣力
出不出色　給拋棄過的　也替你不值
容我直言　這酒吧中　天天企到三點
不想吸煙　捱完二手香煙
每晚打烊　獨自回家睡眠　從來未變
我這六年　一天一天　聽酒客　自語自言
怨氣震天　即使我　越聽越厭
卻要笑著　前來逐一敷衍　隨和像我　也真的少見
（我卻笑著　前來賺多點錢　來年讓我　去開間花店）
想開心　不必做富翁　她當天　聽了沒法懂
更怪我　仍舊是打工　不愛與我吃這西北風
當天起　加班再見工　我信我　這雙手很有用
這一杯酒　都花過苦工　給你免費享用
讓我過新一天
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>今天去伦敦，踩了踩查令十字街，看了歌剧魅影。</p>
<p>巴士转火车，然后换上跟水管般狭窄的地铁，走上地面时，又到了Oxford Circus。伦敦一如既往的是阴天，时而会飘着小雨。熙熙攘攘的街，匆匆忙忙的人，外加一个形单影只的撑着伞的我。<br />
<span id="more-271"></span><br />
丢失方向感的我在大街上浪费了一个小时，最后躲进了麦当劳。吃完出来，出发去寻找那条叫做查令的街。大学时一本薄薄的册子，叫做查令十字街84号，我看过，给Q看过。在手机的地图上查到了Charing Cross Road，慢慢悠悠的走过去，匆匆看了一眼，没有见到传说中的书店，倒是看到一个大大的Barclay‘s，有点黯然。怕是寻得不够仔细，再看完歌剧之后又过来沿着街道一直走，没想到，中国城就在这街的另一端。而那些书店，或许是隐藏在达到两旁细小的游人不会深入的街道里吧。</p>
<p>看戏的剧院叫做Her Majesty&#8217;s，女王陛下剧场，感觉怪怪的。剧院里面空间不大，离舞台不远。可以看到演员用力唱歌时脖子上的青筋。笔拙的我无法用言语重现舞台上的参差的布景和陆离的色彩，只记得，落幕之前，一双手捧着那半只面具，所有的灯光暗下来，一束细小的橘黄色追光打在那手和那面具上，然后如潮的掌声响起，仿若一场梦的结束。</p>
<p>走出剧院已是5点，阴沉的天愈发阴沉，冷风配合四周热闹的人群，衬出一种骨子里的孤单，想和海报合影而不得，走过马路找到一张椅子，将相机放在上面然后跑出两步等自拍，路人在我和相机之间躲闪，最终也没有得到一张满意的照片。</p>
<p>不知为何就想起几年前，在武汉的街上，两个人三块钱，其中有两块钱是车费，遂用剩下的一块钱买了一支面包，一人一半的日子。而在这异国的街头，我看似衣着光鲜的走在繁华的伦敦街头，心里却是前所未有的狼狈。如果可以，我愿意用这几年的所有去换回哪一块钱的面包。</p>
<p>奈何时间没法倒流，谎言永远会被记住，后悔药只在童话里出现。</p>
<p>在室友的房里听到这首歌，New Order。因为这首歌的国语版喜欢上陈奕迅，贴上歌词和曲子。</p>
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<p>词：林夕<br />
等一等　先生你要的　可不可　給你換雪碧<br />
我與你　其實未相識　不過怕你喝得這麼激<br />
請想想　她不愛你的　為何還　枉花這氣力<br />
出不出色　給拋棄過的　也替你不值<br />
容我直言　這酒吧中　天天企到三點<br />
不想吸煙　捱完二手香煙<br />
每晚打烊　獨自回家睡眠　從來未變<br />
我這六年　一天一天　聽酒客　自語自言<br />
怨氣震天　即使我　越聽越厭<br />
卻要笑著　前來逐一敷衍　隨和像我　也真的少見<br />
（我卻笑著　前來賺多點錢　來年讓我　去開間花店）<br />
想開心　不必做富翁　她當天　聽了沒法懂<br />
更怪我　仍舊是打工　不愛與我吃這西北風<br />
當天起　加班再見工　我信我　這雙手很有用<br />
這一杯酒　都花過苦工　給你免費享用<br />
讓我過新一天</p>
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		<title>AWA &#8211; Arguement &#8211; 10 Mar</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:59:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The following is taken from the editorial section of the local newspaper in Rockingham.    &#34;In order to save a considerable amount of money, Rockingham&#8217;s century-old town hall should be torn down and replaced by the larger and more energy-efficient building that some citizens have proposed. The old town hall is too small [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The following is taken from the editorial section of the local newspaper in Rockingham.    <br />&quot;In order to save a considerable amount of money, Rockingham&#8217;s century-old town hall should be torn down and replaced by the larger and more energy-efficient building that some citizens have proposed. The old town hall is too small to comfortably accommodate the number of people who are employed by the town. In addition, it is very costly to heat the old hall in winter and cool it in summer. The new, larger building would be more energy efficient, costing less per square foot to heat and cool than the old hall. Furthermore, it would be possible to rent out some of the space in the new building, thereby generating income for the town of Rockingham.&quot; </p>
<p>time:unknow&#160; typos:unknow</p>
<p>The paragraph tried to persuvade its readers to believe that a new built modern town hall could save a substantial amount of money. Yet the reasons listed by the author are not persuvasive enough to convince people to vote for this idea. </p>
<p>The first thing it mentions is that the town hall is too small for the employees the the town has hired in the town hall. This could possibly lead us to doubt that the money mainly spent on the town hall is not on the site, but on the salary that paid to these over size staff. Thus maybe to cut the unnecessary man power is a better way to save money for the town. </p>
<p>The second reason about maitenance fee is reasonable at the first glance, yet after given a look in depth, there at least two things that this author hasn&#8217;t considered. One is that the cost of toring down the old buidling and replacing it with a new and larger one could be unexpectly high, which might possibly cover the maintenance fee for the old site for couples of years. That could make the replacement worthless regarding to the perspective of saving money. On the other hand, the editorial is proposing a much larger building than the old one. If it is efficient enough, the maintenance fee per square might be cheaper. The larger building, however, could cost more that old town hall simply because of the size. Plus, the town need to employ much more people for a larger mansion, and that also adds the totall cost. </p>
<p>Last but not the least, renting out the office of new building is a way of making profit, yet we are not aware of how easy could this business be conducted in this town. Yet as a century-old town hall, it&#8217;ll make much more sense to develop the site as a tourism point for the outsiders. The income of tourism could also generate income for Rockingham, and the margins might be even higher that building a new one and then renting it out. </p>
<p>To wrap up, the editorial need stronger surpport for the idea of town replacement plan, otherwise, cutting employees number and developing tourism resouce based on the historic build could be better ways to save money for Rockingham.</p>
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		<title>AWA &#8211; Issue &#8211; 09 Mar</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:40:44 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#34;It is always an individual who is the impetus for innovation; the details may be worked out by a team, but true innovation results from the enterprise and unique perception of an individual.&#34; 
The origins of innovations, such as new things and ways doing things, are human minds. So it seems safe to say that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&quot;It is always an individual who is the impetus for innovation; the details may be worked out by a team, but true innovation results from the enterprise and unique perception of an individual.&quot; </p>
<p>The origins of innovations, such as new things and ways doing things, are human minds. So it seems safe to say that the individuals are the impetus for innovation. Yet when considering real world situation, this is not quite the true story. </p>
<p>1 There are for sure innovations are accomplished by indivisuals. In area of painting and scuplture, for exmple, artists are the key of innovation. All the inspirations come from the individual who has the image of what he\she is doing in his mind. Not to mention writing, music composition and other alike areas. In science, some of the breakthrough theories are also indivivual works. </p>
<p>2 Yet these fields share some similarities. Fisrt these kinds of work can be possibly accomplished by a single person. What&#8217;s more, activities like painting or scientific theory research largely reply on indiviuals&#8217; own inteleual work, not team work. </p>
<p>3 However, there is another level of innovation, which requires far more than a single person&#8217;s inspitraion and hard working. </p>
<p>4 Examples, fiction writing v.s. screen writing. Programming v.s software engineering.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:10:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[懒惰的人通常很擅长找借口和下决心，会跟自己说这个东西还可以再等等，或是在睡觉之前捶床发誓明天上班的时候一定不开twitter，而后第二天不但晚起，还会在到办公室之后不开电脑先用手机玩twitter。
眼看还有一个月就回国，回想起来已经过去的11个月已经不那么真切。房间里的东西倒是慢慢的多起来，不知道如何才能把它们塞到行李箱之中。问自己这一年提高了多少，也没有具体的言语可以描述。
一个月之后回国，紧接着是GRE，6月之后还要重考托福乃至雅思。需要找一份工来供房租，需要把CS的基础课程都一点点自己补起来，需要挑学校，准备文书，找推荐人。
想和Q去青岛或者香港或者丽江，最终还是要看钱包的厚度。这09年她很辛苦，我要好好补偿。
最重要的是提高行动力，不能做一个懒惰的人，开年以来已经开了个好头，就怕自己不能一直继续下去。
最近还总有一个故事的开头在脑中徘徊，不知能否把它写下来。
阳光透过米黄色的窗帘洒在铺着白色床单的双人床旁的地毯上，地毯上有一双黑色的拖鞋，被子就耷拉在拖鞋旁边。床头柜上放着一只有些旧的手表，黑色的皮表带上爬满了纹路，指针甩出微弱的滴答声。床头柜的左上方，床的正上挂着一张结婚照，上面并没有积累灰尘，大概是擦得很勤快的缘故。
“最后一次了。”床上的男人似乎是刚刚起来，正在把一件T恤往头上套着，发出的声音闷闷的不太清晰。
“阿？什么？”她翻了个身把掉在地上的被子重新裹在了身上，眯着眼睛看着身旁的人，显然是还没有睡醒。
“我说这是最后一次了。”男人把脚发到了地毯上，划拉了两下，找到了那双黑色的拖鞋，带起一点点的尘埃在金色的阳光中反射着光芒。
“你上次也这么说的。”女人连眼睛都没有睁开。
“我这……”男人的话被床头柜上手表旁边的手机的嗡嗡的震动声打断，他条件反射似的闭上了嘴。就那样坐在床沿，似乎想起身，最终去只是坐在那里没有动。
“喂——”女人拿起了电话，拖着长长的声音对着电话打了个招呼，“老公阿，要上飞机了吗？阿，怎么又晚点了？3点到是吧。恩，我也很想你，恩，我去接你……”
男人似乎在盯着那阳光中的灰尘发呆，似乎又像是什么都没有盯着，他面无表情的等着那个电话的结束，然后拿起来了柜子上的手表带在了手腕上。

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>懒惰的人通常很擅长找借口和下决心，会跟自己说这个东西还可以再等等，或是在睡觉之前捶床发誓明天上班的时候一定不开twitter，而后第二天不但晚起，还会在到办公室之后不开电脑先用手机玩twitter。</p>
<p>眼看还有一个月就回国，回想起来已经过去的11个月已经不那么真切。房间里的东西倒是慢慢的多起来，不知道如何才能把它们塞到行李箱之中。问自己这一年提高了多少，也没有具体的言语可以描述。</p>
<p>一个月之后回国，紧接着是GRE，6月之后还要重考托福乃至雅思。需要找一份工来供房租，需要把CS的基础课程都一点点自己补起来，需要挑学校，准备文书，找推荐人。</p>
<p>想和Q去青岛或者香港或者丽江，最终还是要看钱包的厚度。这09年她很辛苦，我要好好补偿。</p>
<p>最重要的是提高行动力，不能做一个懒惰的人，开年以来已经开了个好头，就怕自己不能一直继续下去。</p>
<p>最近还总有一个故事的开头在脑中徘徊，不知能否把它写下来。</p>
<p><i>阳光透过米黄色的窗帘洒在铺着白色床单的双人床旁的地毯上，地毯上有一双黑色的拖鞋，被子就耷拉在拖鞋旁边。床头柜上放着一只有些旧的手表，黑色的皮表带上爬满了纹路，指针甩出微弱的滴答声。床头柜的左上方，床的正上挂着一张结婚照，上面并没有积累灰尘，大概是擦得很勤快的缘故。</p>
<p><i>“最后一次了。”床上的男人似乎是刚刚起来，正在把一件T恤往头上套着，发出的声音闷闷的不太清晰。</i></p>
<p><i>“阿？什么？”她翻了个身把掉在地上的被子重新裹在了身上，眯着眼睛看着身旁的人，显然是还没有睡醒。</i></p>
<p><i>“我说这是最后一次了。”男人把脚发到了地毯上，划拉了两下，找到了那双黑色的拖鞋，带起一点点的尘埃在金色的阳光中反射着光芒。</i></p>
<p><i>“你上次也这么说的。”女人连眼睛都没有睁开。</p>
<p><i>“我这……”男人的话被床头柜上手表旁边的手机的嗡嗡的震动声打断，他条件反射似的闭上了嘴。就那样坐在床沿，似乎想起身，最终去只是坐在那里没有动。</i></p>
<p><i>“喂——”女人拿起了电话，拖着长长的声音对着电话打了个招呼，“老公阿，要上飞机了吗？阿，怎么又晚点了？3点到是吧。恩，我也很想你，恩，我去接你……”</i></p>
<p>男人似乎在盯着那阳光中的灰尘发呆，似乎又像是什么都没有盯着，他面无表情的等着那个电话的结束，然后拿起来了柜子上的手表带在了手腕上。</i></p>
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		<title>AWA &#8211; Argument &#8211; 04 Mar</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:17:39 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A recent study shows that people living on the continent of North America suffer 9 times more chronic fatigueand 31 times more chronic depression than do people living on the continent of Asia. Interestingly, Asians, onaverage, eat 20 grams of soy per day, whereas North Americans eat virtually none. It turns out that soy contains [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A recent study shows that people living on the continent of North America suffer 9 times more chronic fatigueand 31 times more chronic depression than do people living on the continent of Asia. Interestingly, Asians, onaverage, eat 20 grams of soy per day, whereas North Americans eat virtually none. It turns out that soy contains phytochemicals called isoflavones, which have been found to possess disease–preventing properties.Thus, North Americans should consider eating soy on a regular basis as a way of preventing fatigue and depression.</p>
<p>outline:</p>
<p>1 The diet difference is just one of the many possible reasons that cause the different rate of such disease between Asians and North Americans.</p>
<p>2 Even the diet is the main reason, there are lots of food, eaten by Asian people everyday, never appears on the menus of recipes of North Americans.</p>
<p>3 What&#8217;s more, suppose that the soy, along with the phytochemicals called isoflavones it contains, indeed help the Asian people to prevent the depression, no evidence is shown that the same thing would work among the North Americans.</p>
<p>So, it is not a safe conclusion drawn at the end of this argument.</p>
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		<title>AWA &#8211; Issue &#8211; 02 Mar</title>
		<link>http://lifeis.ws/?p=259</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:55:42 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#34;Important truths begin as outrageous, or at least uncomfortable, attacks upon the accepted wisdom of the time.&#34;
Time: &#62;1hr, Spelling Errors: &#60; 10
Imagine you were a farmer living with other farmers in the middle of Oxfordshire 200 years ago, and one day there comes a man with a stack of paper with lines, images and figures [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&quot;Important truths begin as outrageous, or at least uncomfortable, attacks upon the accepted wisdom of the time.&quot;</p>
<p>Time: &gt;1hr, Spelling Errors: &lt; 10</p>
<p>Imagine you were a farmer living with other farmers in the middle of Oxfordshire 200 years ago, and one day there comes a man with a stack of paper with lines, images and figures that absolutely means nothing to you and your fellows on it, telling you that there must be a way to make a huge machine out of iron, powered by fuel, that will take you and your families to a place called China on the other side of the globe in 9 hours. What will you say about this idea and what will you do to this guy? “Totally out of his/her mind” might be the slightest reaction. But this brave man is telling the truth, it is just that the truth is so hard to be accepted at that time.</p>
<p>There has been so many times on the history that important truths appearing as a <s>rediculous</s> job and laughed, even fiercely attacked, by the rest of the world. the man who think weight won’t affect the falling speed of an object had to throw two metal balls from the top of a tower to prove he was right; the theory of continents are giant floating board on the surface of earth was treated as dream talking at the first; and the person who told that the earth is not the center of the universe was burnt to death. Even in the last ten years of 20<sup>th</sup> century, people who though internet could be huge and hot were laughed by Bill Gates and the Microsoft <s>empire</s> behind him. We have to ask why – what is the reason that makes the truths, especially those really important truths contributed a lot in the human history, so unacceptable at the time when they were born.</p>
<p><s>Fitstly</s>, sometimes the truth itself hurts. You must admit lies are more welcomed by us and this is buried in human nature. It is not to say that we human like lying, yet it is true that most of us will avoid to tell truth when we think it is not <s>a apropriate</s> time to speak it out. How many times have you pretend to enjoy tasteless pasta just because it was made by your friend? How many times did you have to say “well it looks perfect on you” when friend showing you their new bought hat, which actually looks like several piece of distorted cloth? And why would people do that? Because we know that sometimes the truth hurt, we need to not tell it to survive.</p>
<p>And when it comes to things like “the earth is a globe”, it hurts most, and people just choose not to believe or laugh at it, since when this kind of truths newly come out, they are always against some sort of “common sense”, which might has been wrongly existing for hundreds of years. To tell people this kind of reality is like to destroy part of their world. What’s more, these important truths are always far more advanced concerning either with science or some other areas, people just can’t understand them. They are so different ideas that people could not believe. It is the same as the reaction you’ll receive when telling a kid that Santa Clause is actually their parents.</p>
<p>And imagine the rest of the world all believe in Santa Clause and the gift thing, you are the only one who is aware that this is all fake, will you be brave enough to say? That is the third reason why some truths begin as outrageous – there are only a few people who knows it at first. They are weak; they cannot sound as loud as the rest of world can. Even if they can reason the truth perfectly, there is no way to widely spread their voice, especially in the old time. When lies are repeated millions of time by millions of people, they are strong enough to defeat the truths.</p>
<p>Yet, this sort of important truth telling and hurting thing is fading, partly because of the raised education level, partly because of the methods of communication becoming so various and powerful, which makes information reaching people easily and fast. And the most important thing is that protecting different thoughts and ideas gradually becomes a new global “common sense”. With this improvement and progress, we shall see that those astonishing truths will have more chances and easier to be accepted by the world.</p>
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		<title>AWA &#8211; Issue &#8211; 27 Feb</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Feb 2010 01:46:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>DiamRem</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#34;In any profession—business, politics, education, government—those in power should step down after five years. The surest path to success for any enterprise is revitalization through new leadership.&#34;
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Although revitalization is indeed a must path for any enterprise, it yet absolutely doesn&#8217;t ensure the success of an organization. Those who are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>&quot;In any profession—business, politics, education, government—those in power should step down after five years. The surest path to success for any enterprise is revitalization through new leadership.&quot;</strong></p>
<p>Time: &gt; 1 hr, Spelling Erros: 5</p>
<p>Although revitalization is indeed a must path for any enterprise, it yet absolutely doesn&#8217;t ensure the success of an organization. Those who are in power are after all human beings, they get aged and head to the same end as other people do. So any business entity on the earth, no matter it is a company or a government, will go through the process of leadership level re-arrangement. However, only some of them can survive it, fewer become successful, and a lot more vanish after the revitalization. And in some certain circumstances, things look even better when a outstanding leader stays in the key position for a long time.</p>
<p>The Apple Inc. is such a perfect example. In early 80&#8217;s last century, Steve Jobs and his partner established the company, and it soon became a star in the personal computer market. However, in late 80&#8217;s Steve was fired for some reasons by his own company, which perfectly fits what is described in the quoted claim. However, the company&#8217;s business went down like a <s>temprature </s>meter in the winter of Alaska. The revitalization didn&#8217;t bring Apple to a higher submit, it was the other way around. Yet in the late 90&#8217;s, Apple called Steve back, and in the following ten years, he remained in the corporation as CEO, leading Apple to be reborn as the most successful IT company in the first ten years of the new century. No one could tell if the revitalization didn&#8217;t occur at all, what a monster Apple would have become now.</p>
<p>On the other hand, Apple now is also facing problems. The great CEO&#8217;s health condition is dropping, and many observers&#8217; <s>attiditude</s> is <s>negtive</s> when asked what if the post-Steve time finally comes, since Steve has proved that he is such a vital role to the company that it seems no one else can take his place. This worry is more than reasonable, if a company, or other enterprise, replies on a certain individual &#8211; sometimes a small group of individuals &#8211; too much, people would have enough reason to say the future of this organization is unclear.</p>
<p>In contrary to the Apple, the other IT giant, Microsoft, acted quite smoother when Bill Gates quitted from the CEO position to the chief technology officer, and finally got rid <s>off</s> the company, dedicating to the charity business. Microsoft might be not as creative as Apple, however, it surely has a much better management style in the state of art.</p>
<p>And that leads us to the real answer to the question between the revitalization and the organization. The <s>buttom</s> line is to ensure the full capable person in the correct position at the right time; meanwhile, the body needs a well designed <s>personel</s> system to keep the danger of personality cult out of the door.</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:41:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[上联在此
如果你的男友是IT界的工作者
是程序员 测试员 构架师
你一定好好体贴他
因为他在每天面对各种语言 面对代码 面对机房的各种机器
总是不停地微笑
还要开很多的会
重复着敲打键盘和挥舞鼠标等各种动作
工作一天了
他们真的很累很累
如果你的男友是IT界的工作者
是程序员 测试员 构架师
你真的要学会煮饭
因为他的厨艺可能不好
因为他也没有时间煮饭
但你不需要长得太漂亮
因为你只需要在他下班之后
说一句：“baby，你辛苦了！”
如果你的男友是IT界的工作者
是程序员 测试员 构架师
请你多抽出一点时间 来陪他 体谅他
因为他每一天都在敲打键盘
bug里来 漏洞里去 早出 晚归
有的时候还要去和SB的客户沟通
被骂到狗血淋头还需要陪着笑脸
他每一天，都必须待在机房里面
面对各种机器对他的辐射
辛苦切换着各种服务器
整天盯着各种各样的屏幕
一行一行的调着代码
当他疲惫归来时
请不要抱怨他 给他一点安慰吧
洗完澡之后给他按按摩
抱着他舒服的睡去
如果你的男友是IT界的工作者
是程序员 测试员 构架师
你要心疼他 支持他
不要和别人一样伤害他
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>上联<a href="http://blog.renren.com/blog/232641638/445829279" target="_blank">在此</a></p>
<p>如果你的男友是IT界的工作者<br />
是程序员 测试员 构架师<br />
你一定好好体贴他<br />
因为他在每天面对各种语言 面对代码 面对机房的各种机器<br />
总是不停地微笑<br />
还要开很多的会<br />
重复着敲打键盘和挥舞鼠标等各种动作<br />
工作一天了<br />
他们真的很累很累</p>
<p>如果你的男友是IT界的工作者<br />
是程序员 测试员 构架师<br />
你真的要学会煮饭<br />
因为他的厨艺可能不好<br />
因为他也没有时间煮饭<br />
但你不需要长得太漂亮<br />
因为你只需要在他下班之后<br />
说一句：“baby，你辛苦了！”</p>
<p>如果你的男友是IT界的工作者<br />
是程序员 测试员 构架师<br />
请你多抽出一点时间 来陪他 体谅他<br />
因为他每一天都在敲打键盘<br />
bug里来 漏洞里去 早出 晚归<br />
有的时候还要去和SB的客户沟通<br />
被骂到狗血淋头还需要陪着笑脸</p>
<p>他每一天，都必须待在机房里面<br />
面对各种机器对他的辐射<br />
辛苦切换着各种服务器<br />
整天盯着各种各样的屏幕<br />
一行一行的调着代码<br />
当他疲惫归来时<br />
请不要抱怨他 给他一点安慰吧<br />
洗完澡之后给他按按摩<br />
抱着他舒服的睡去</p>
<p>如果你的男友是IT界的工作者<br />
是程序员 测试员 构架师<br />
你要心疼他 支持他<br />
不要和别人一样伤害他</p>
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