我的歌声里

这首歌是源于某次回中国期间，遇到一个人，这个人让她对于国内的创作音乐有了更深一层的了解和看法，这是一种奇妙的缘分与机遇，在回到加拿大后，曲婉婷便创作出了了这首《我的歌声里》。

英语版

No matter what did you say

No matter how can i cried

it likes dream we've had

i will remember everything about you and me

dreaming my dream

All the people in townAll sorrow you've sung

painting a picture for me

it just likes a fantasy no more lying we will be together always

you will stay

the places we lived before

stay in my heart

stay in my mind

come into my dream

you will be

the best one i've ever met

TO be my heart

to be my love

come into my sense

No matter what did you say

No matter how can i cried

it likes dream we've had

i will remember everything about you and me

no matter other people always say it

he is lying he is leaving

but i think they r not saying the truth

I dun care what they laughing follow my step

you will stay

the places we lived before

stay in my heart

stay in my mind

come into my dream

you will be

the best one I've ever met

TO be my heart

to be my love

come into my sense

I believe the fate made us together

 

I can make it make the dream come true

you will stay

the places we lived before

stay in my heart

stay in my mind

come into my dream

you will be

the best one I've ever met

TO be my heart

to be my love

come into my sense

you will stay

the places we lived before

stay in my heart

stay in my mind

come into my dream

Fwd: 和实的典故

史伯严格区别"和"与"同"这对范畴的涵义，反对"去和而取同"。"和"即以一种元素同另一种元素相配合求得矛盾的均衡和统一。"同"是简单的重复。"他"谓诸物互为他物，善于"以他平他"，致力于矛盾的均衡和统一。以此指导生产，就能"丰长而物归之"；以此治理国家，就能倾听顺逆之言，从而求得"和乐如一"的局面。

 

典故来源

语出：《国语·郑语》，史伯说："夫和实生物，同则不继。以他平他谓之和，故能丰长而物归之。若以同稗同尽

史伯画像^[1]

乃弃矣。故先王以土与金、木、水、火、杂，以成百物。"

Link to an Article from Science

The following article from "Science" may be of interest to you: How Cats Lap: Water Uptake by Felis catus

紫蜂(zigbee)技术

　　学校调查

　　手机发短信上微博 这种作弊方式最受欢迎

　　今日上午，南开中学高二(3)班，华龙网记者见到了张寒。和想象中的"技术宅"女生不同，张寒梳着马尾，戴着橙色边框眼镜，笑起来很秀气。

　　"经常考试结束，都会遇到同学炫耀用微博或者短信作弊，而且学校也曾做过匿名调查，发现利用手机作弊的人最多。"张寒说，现在防作弊的手段主要包括使用干扰器、监控器或者人工监考，但各有缺点。

　　如果利用干扰器对考场及周围电磁环境进行干扰，虽然能防止作弊，但可能导致个别考生出现头晕等症状，也会影响考场周边居民的正常通信。而利用监考老师或者监控器，更加需要大量人力，而且容易存在漏网之鱼。

　　高一暑假，从小就热爱制作发明的张寒琢磨着，能不能发明一款防作弊的机器。而这套防作弊系统，还有一个非常专业的名字：基于紫蜂(zigbee)技术的考场手机定位监测系统。

　基于紫蜂(zigbee)技术的考场手机定位监测系统，主体电路板大小不足一张公交卡。 记者 罗嘉 摄

winner比loser赢在哪？

http://www.36kr.com/p/147356.html

"我觉得智力这东西需要你自己 去争取…而不是你坐享其成的… 假如不能确定答案，大部分的孩 子都不会举手，但是我会经常举 手。因为，假如我的答案错了， 我的错误就可以被纠正过来。或 者，我还会举手问道：'这事我不 明白，你能帮帮我吗？'这样的 话，我的智力就能不断提高。"

在那些有固定型思维模式的人看 来，成功来源于证明你自己有多 棒。努力是一个不好的预兆——假如你需要努力尝试，还要不断 地问问题，那显然说明你不够优 秀。而当这些人找到了自己能够 做好的事情时，他们就会想着重 复它，以显示自己对这东西有多 么在行。

而在那些有成长型思维模式的人 看来，成功来源于成长，而这当 中的精髓就是努力——因为只有 努力你才会成长。当你对某件事 情已经非常擅长的时候，你就会 把它放在一边，并继续找那些更 有挑战性的事情，因为这样你才 能持续成长。

具有固定型思维模式的人会在自 己不犯错误的时候觉得自己很聪 明，而有成长型思维模式的人会 在自己为某件事苦苦挣扎，并最 终找到解决方案时觉得自己很聪 明。当事情不顺利的时候，前者 会埋怨整个世界，而后者会想着 改变自己。前者会害怕非常努力 地去尝试，因为一旦他们失败 了，就说明他们是一个loser，而 后者永远不会惧怕尝试。

发现无形载体：中国著作权法逻辑框架下的信息网络传播权辨析

http://www.blawgdog.com/?id=1168

老者安之，少者懷之

2008年萬佛城慶祝懷少節 http://www.drbachinese.org/online_video/intro/2008_cttb_youth_day.htm ◎本站編輯部　文 「老者安之，少者懷之」，是中國人心目中理想社會的寫照，也是宣公上人在萬佛聖城以及各分支道場大力提倡的風氣。 每年春天舉行懷少節，秋天舉辦敬老節，已經成為萬佛聖城的傳統，也是育良小學、培德中學學生一展才藝的好機會。 萬佛聖城在舉辦懷少節之初（一九九四年起），完全由中小學學生擔綱演出各項節目，邀請附近社區的學生與家長來同樂，並共進素齋。以後規模不斷擴大，公元二○○○年時，曼都仙諾郡有六所學校，共五百多位學生、來賓參加懷少節，各校學生都表演他們擅長的才藝，頗收交流觀摩之效。二○○一年則增至八百多位學生，及近兩百位來賓參與這項盛會。 今年（二ＯＯ八）懷少節主題為「珍惜自然‧保護地球（Cherishing Nature & Protecting the Earth）」，鼓勵年輕的一代關心環境問題，共同維護地球的健康。表演節目包括：話劇、唱遊、中國舞蹈、國樂演奏、日本太鼓（Taiko），以及舞龍、舞獅等。 這些由學生擔綱的東方藝術表演，一點也不遜色於專業人士的演出水準，大大開了每位來賓的眼界。同時突破了「舞龍舞獅只有在中國城內才看得見」的印象，讓這項中國的傳統文化走入美國當地社區。 曼都仙諾郡參事麥克．戴爾極為認同懷少節的價值。他說在他童年時代，社區內也有類似的慶祝活動，但這項傳統已日漸湮沒在歷史的洪流裡。 舉辦懷少節當然不僅止於表演節目、大家同樂一番而已。上人提倡懷少節的用意在提醒大家共同來關懷年輕的一輩，讓成年人以身作則，為下一代樹立人格典範，使小朋友獲得良好的品德陶冶，認識未來肩負的責任。正如一位參加萬佛聖城懷少節慶祝活動的來賓有感而發，對小朋友的致詞： 「你們是我們最大的財產，我們活在一個充滿仇恨、暴力與種族歧視的社會裏，孩子們！能否改變就看你們的了！」

CTTB 2008 Cherishing Youth Day "The elders are peacefully settled and the young are cherished." This is a utopian vision of the Chinese. It is also a trend that the Venerable Master strove to promote at the City and its branch monasteries. Cherishing Youth Day in the spring and Honoring Elders Day in the fall have become annual traditions at the City. Moreover, Cherishing Youth Day has become an excellent opportunity for students at Instilling Goodness Elementary and Developing Virtue Secondary Schools to demonstrate their talents. When the City first began to organize Cherishing Youth Day, the City's own secondary and elementary students did all the performances while other local students and parents were invited to the festivities and a vegetarian meal. The scope of this celebration has expanded over the years. By the year 2000, more than 500 students and guests from six schools in Mendocino County attended Cherishing Youth Day. Students from visiting schools also performed, and mutual learning resulted. By the year 2001, 800 students and nearly 200 guests attended the event. The theme for this year's Cherishing Youth Day (2008) is "Cherishing Nature & Protecting the Earth," which encouraged the new generation to care about the environment and to work together to protect the Earth. Performances included drama, singing, Chinese dance, Chinese Opera, Taiko drum, lion/dragon dance and more. All of the cultural performances from the East were achieved by students and were comparable to professional standards. The performances really opened the eyes of the guests. At the same time, it broke through the stereotype that, "Lion dances can only be seen in Chinatown" and brought this part of Chinese culture to the United States. Michael Delbar, member of the Mendocino County Board of Supervisors, spoke of the value of Cherishing Youth Day. He said when he was a child, similar celebrations and activities were held in his own community. However, this tradition gradually disappeared. Of course, Cherishing Youth Day isn't limited to performances and fun. The Venerable Master established Cherishing Youth Day to remind us to show our concern for the younger generation and to serve as role models for them. That way, our young friends will develop excellent characters and know the responsibilities that they shall carry in the future. One guest who participated in the City's Cherishing Youth Day told the youngsters, "You children are our greatest treasure. We live in a society where there's hatred, violence, and racism. Young people, it's really up to you to change this!"