Helpful suggestions to all PhD student. The following 3 suggestions will be very helpful, when you are gona present your simulations/work to others. Thannks Manlio's suggestions, it's really super helpful. 我经常做事情粗枝大叶、不够条理。现在给大家一些建议（关于更好的展示自己工作的建议）。以下也是我本人犯得错误，大家共勉。 1. 在表示变量时，永远用一个字符表示；相同的object用同一个变量名，同一个object下面需要细分的话，加下标表示。 我记得有一些中文期刊会有这样的要求。原因：如果两个字符表示变量名的话，如果你的presentation里面又有变量乘以变量的情况，那这时候就有混淆。如果相同的object用相同的变量名会帮助读者更好地理解。 2. 对自己的工作画一个简图，做一个sketch。这样也方便比较自己和别人的工作 提出了自己工作中的定义、假设后，需要对自己的assumption做一个草图，这样别人一看图就明白你的意思了。没有比图示更能很好表达意思的了。 3. 不管是跟谁陈述自己的工作，都挑选最好最重要的结果，不需要罗列太多的结果。否则会误导你的读者。 这些问题其实以前郑博都跟我说过，只是自己不够上心。原因是自己不认真又懒惰：总觉得就是组内讲个工作进展和结果，说明白就可以了，细节不是很重要。 今天我的这些毛病都被揪出来了。 从今天起，本宫要在这些细节上也严格要求自己。 再次感谢Manlio的帮助。
3/17/2014Monday 10:13:30 PM Lifestyle Design---Day 32 My lifein the United States Thanksthe Lord for giving me a new start. This week our morning nourishment we will enter into 2013 Winter Training Crystallization-Study of Genesis (2). I attended the 2013 Winter Training in Anaheim, which is my first time made a personal appearance at the event. Praise the Lord for His renewing speaking and shepherding. May Lord keep me in the ministry of Life. Today we start with the Message One: Knowing and Experiencing the God of Abraham,the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob to Become the Israel of God! I really touched by the title which saying not merely knowing, but experiencingthe Triune God with fullness. Have you ever heard about our Triune God? Or do you have experience with our Triune God. Praise the Lord, our God can beexperienced, He is the very one living in us, and living in every situation weare in. Our God is the God of three particular persons—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; this implies that He is the Triune God (Exo. 3:15; Matt. 28:19; 2 Cor. 13:14). Abraham,Isaac, and Jacob are the foundations of the nation of Israel; without them there would not be the nation of Israel. These imply that we all need to have the elements of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; without these elements we cannot be the people of God, the Israel of God. Lord Jesus, I open my heart to You, may You work Yourself more to me day by day, moment by moment, so that the elements of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob increasing in me every day. The experience of Abraham signifies the experience of God the Father, the unique source, in His calling man, justifying man, and equipping man to live by faith and to live in fellowship with Him. Praise the Lord, we God people have aunique source, and everything is originated from this source---our Father. No matter what situation we are in, whatever things we encounter, positive or negative in our eyes (actually when we look back, we’ll see that everything is beneficial for us, since it is from our Father.), it is from our Father. The experience of Isaac signifies the experience of God the Son in His redeeming man and His blessing man with the inheritance of all His riches, with a life of the enjoyment of His abundance, and with a life in peace. Father is the source, our position is the son receiving everything from our unique Father. The experience of Jacob (with Joseph) signifies the experience of God the Father in His loving man and choosing man (Mal. 1:2; Rom. 9:10-13) and of God the Spirit in His causing all things to work together for the good of those who love Him,in His transforming man, and in His making man mature in the divine life so that man may be able to bless all the people, rule over all the earth, and satisfy all the people with God the Son as the life supply. Do not be afraid to experience the God of Jacob, the God of dealing with us. His dealing with us is transforming us, and making us mature in the divine life. I currently living in the brothers’ house, with five brothers. We all have different personalities and daily routines. And in the group living, it is very common for us to encounter uncomfortable things from one another. Praise the Lord, as the Father, He gives the brothers I need, and everything happens on me is from the Father, my position is just to receiving what the Father givesto me. And by His consistently work, I experience the God of Jacob. What new life hacks learnt today: Don’t Out-source Your Brain. Make your own decisions, and mistakes. And learn from them. That way, you are training your brain, not your neighbors’ orthe media personalities’, or the politicians… Num. Date Books To Be Read In The Coming Days Progress 1 Saturday, March 01, 2014 Economix: How Our Economy Works (and Doesn't Work), in Words and Pictures Paperback by Michael Goodwin Currently reading it 2 Sunday, March 02, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Calculus (Cartoon Guides) by Larry Gonick 3 Monday, March 03, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Statistics by Larry Gonick 4 Tuesday, March 04, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Physics by Larry Gonick 5 Wednesday, March 05, 2014 A Conversation, Book 1: English in Everyday Life, 4th Edition by Tina Kasloff Carver 6 Thursday, March 06, 2014 A Conversation Book 2: English in Everyday Life (Full Student Book) (Third Edition) by Tina Kasloff Carver 7 Friday, March 07, 2014 The Elements of Style, Fourth Edition by William Strunk Jr. (Author), E. B. White (Author), Roger Angell 8 Saturday, March 08, 2014 Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer by Roy Peter Clark 9 Sunday, March 09, 2014 The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results Hardcover by Gary Keller 10 Monday, March 10, 2014 Talk Like TED: The 9 Public-Speaking Secrets of the World's Top Minds Carmine Gall 11 Tuesday, March 11, 2014 The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change Paperback – Deluxe Edition 12 Wednesday, March 12, 2014 How to Win Friends Influence People Paperback by Dale Carnegie 13 Thursday, March 13, 2014 Civil Engineering Reference Manual for the PE Exam Michael R. Lindeburg PE 14 Friday, March 14, 2014 Outliers: The Story of Success Malcolm Gladwel 15 Saturday, March 15, 2014 Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking Susan Cai 16 Sunday, March 16, 2014 Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...And Others Don't Hardcover by Jim Collins 17 Monday, March 17, 2014 Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything (P.S.) Paperback by Steven D. Levitt
3/12/2014Wednesday 9:53:09 PM Lifestyle Design---Day 27 My lifein the United States Today’s MorningNourishment I enjoy: Rev.12:1 And a great sign was seen in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun,and the moon underneath her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. 5And she brought forth a son, a man-child, who is to shepherd all the nations with an iron rod; and her child was caught up to God and to Histhrone. The wonderful, bright woman has no covering, shadow, or darkness. Everything is in the bright open air. This kind of church is a victorious one. The man-child is the stronger part of the people of God. Although God has many angels who will fight against Satan, the final victoryover the enemy will be gained not because of the angels but because of theman-child. God needs the manchild. The fourth aspect of the church as the testimony of Jesus is that it is God's farmto grow the divine crop. This crop is first the one hundred forty four thousand firstfruits, a small number, and then the harvest, the majority (14:1-5,14-16).This tells us that in the church life we all need to grow. Verse 4 shows theway to grow. This verse says concerning the firstfruits, These are they who have not been defiled with women, for they are virgins. These are they who follow the Lamb wherever He may go. In order to grow, we need to stay away from any kind of defilement. Daniel and his three friends were offered the best food by the royal palace in Babylon, but Daniel purposed in his heart notto defile himself by eating food that had been offered to idols. In this way,these young men kept themselves from being defiled (Dan. 1:5-6, 8)....Young people especially must be careful not to be defiled, and they must also follow Jesus wherever He goes....If the young people will do this and separate themselves to the Lord, they will grow every day, and they will be thefirstfruits produced by the church life. The condition for growing quickly is tofollow the Lamb . Wherever He goes, we follow Him, and by following Him we grow more quickly. Then we will be the firstfruits. (The Testimony of Jesus,pp. 106-107, 137-138) What should be improved today: Just off the SE exam… These two exams show Idid not go into depth toward learning… What new life hacks learnt today: Focus on your game It is very easy to get distracted and become envious of what other people are doing or achieving. Try not to compare yourlife with others. Everyone has been created unique by God with their own set ofskills talents. On the contrary, you should focus on refining and sharpeningtheir own tools. So what are you “Games”? Num. Date Books To Be Read In The Coming Days Progress 1 Saturday, March 01, 2014 Economix: How Our Economy Works (and Doesn't Work), in Words and Pictures Paperback by Michael Goodwin Currently reading it 2 Sunday, March 02, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Calculus (Cartoon Guides) by Larry Gonick 3 Monday, March 03, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Statistics by Larry Gonick 4 Tuesday, March 04, 2014 The Cartoon Guide to Physics by Larry Gonick 5 Wednesday, March 05, 2014 A Conversation, Book 1: English in Everyday Life, 4th Edition by Tina Kasloff Carver 6 Thursday, March 06, 2014 A Conversation Book 2: English in Everyday Life (Full Student Book) (Third Edition) by Tina Kasloff Carver 7 Friday, March 07, 2014 The Elements of Style, Fourth Edition by William Strunk Jr. (Author), E. B. White (Author), Roger Angell 8 Saturday, March 08, 2014 Writing Tools: 50 Essential Strategies for Every Writer by Roy Peter Clark 9 Sunday, March 09, 2014 The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results Hardcover by Gary Keller 10 Monday, March 10, 2014 Talk Like TED: The 9 Public-Speaking Secrets of the World's Top Minds Carmine Gall 11 Tuesday, March 11, 2014 The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change Paperback – Deluxe Edition 12 Wednesday, March 12, 2014 How to Win Friends Influence People Paperback by Dale Carnegie
A collection of ideas, tips, hints and other creative ways to help you achieve the success you desire. One of the primary factors of a happy, fulfilled life is a strong foundation of personal achievement. Of all the joys life has to offer, nothing quite beats the self-affirming thrill of setting out for and attaining our heart’s desire. There is a deep seated, instinctive need in the emotional make-up of human beings to chase after whatever makes them happiest – so much so that the founders of America placed the freedom to do just that as one of the basic and inalienable rights of all mankind – part of the definition of what it means to live a truly free and worthwhile life. Each of the three main aspects of goal setting and achievement – choosing a goal, throwing ourselves after it and, finally, reaching success – has its own unique pleasure -the heart-stirring rush of setting out after something we’ve always wanted (or just discovered we want), the energizing pull of a finish line drawing ever nearer, and the giddy wave of satisfaction that fills us when we finally lay hands on our prize (and begin to eye the horizon for our signs of our next conquest). This cycle of desire, action and fulfillment creates a convection current of positive energy in our lives that helps us advance ever higher toward whatever distant pinnacle or success our journey through life holds in store for us. Without this energy flow, life can feel flat, dull and meaningless. In this pages that follow, you will find fifty thought-provoking, effective and just plain fun techniques to help you succeed in capturing the spirit of adventure and success for your own individualized pursuit of happiness. Take what you can use right now, save the rest for a rainy day and get ready to live the life you dream of. SoniPitts 这本书汇集了助你实现你想要的成功的思想 , 诀窍 , 以及其它的一些创造性的方法。 个人的成就 是拥有幸福而充实的生活的坚强后盾。在人生的所有快乐之中，没有什么可以与去努力实践并实现自己的愿望时那种自我肯定所带来的极度的快感相提并论。 人类有一种深沉的本能,即追逐那些使他们感到最快乐的东西 --这种本能 是如此强烈,以致于美国奠基者将能够这样做的自由作为人类最基本的不可分割的权利，这是真正自由的、有价值的生活的一部分。 制定目标和实现目标包括三个主要方面:选择目标，将我们投身于其中，最后是获得成功。其中的每一步都有特有的快乐，有开始追求我们一直想要的东西或者仅仅是发现了我们想要的东西时那种 令人心动的冲动，在快要达到终点时那种摄人心迫的引力，当我们手捧奖杯时充溢于心的微熏的满足感，然后，又开始瞄准地平线开始搜寻我们下一次征服的目标。这种由“欲望”、“行动”、“取得成就”的一轮循环在我们的生活中创造了一种正向的能量流，推动我们向我们生命历程的顶点或者成功更进一步。没有这股能量流，生命就会平淡、沉闷而毫无意义。 在这本书中，你会发现 50 种有效而且简单有趣的启发思想的方法。 请到 www.boomerdivanation.org/ebooks/ 50ways to.pdf 下载本书
Is your mobile phone REALLY killing your brain? 发布时间：2012-05-08 文章出自：www.dailytelegraph.com.au 原文链接： 点击查看 Is your mobile phone REALLY killing your brain? FATAL brain cancer is on the rise and could be caused by radiation from mobile phones, which would mean we're heading for devastation "on a scale never before witnessed in history". Or there may be nothing to worry about. Right now, no one knows for sure – and Dr Charlie Teo, one of Australia's top neurosurgeons, says some people are too afraid to find out because of the enormous consequences. Some studies have found there is no link between mobiles and brain cancer. Others have found a link. Dr Teo told News.com.au that studies that found no link were usually at least partly funded by telecommunications companies – and that the telcos have in the past refused to release records of phone usage that would allow a more robust study to be done. The largest study done, the international and partly telco-funded Interphone study, found phones were safe – unless you are a "heavy user", or a child (children were not included in the study). "(Brain cancer) is a terrible disease, it's the most lethal cancer known to mankind. It kills young people and it appears to be affecting more people than it did ten years ago. I believe there may be a link between mobile phones and brain cancer, " Dr Teo said. "Finding a definite link would be devastating – and the telecommunications companies are too afraid to find out." Dr Teo – whose opinion is published in full on The Punch today – thinks we need to find out for sure, and soon. "Why wait until half the world's population has brain cancer?" he asked. He also went to great pains to emphasise that there may not be a link; that he is not a radiation expert, and that he is not a zealot who wants to get rid of mobile phones. But he has looked at all the available evidence, at least a third of his patients' tumours are in the area of the brain near the ear, and he wants to find out what is going on. The Cancer Council NSW also says more research is always good, but they add that in general people shouldn't get too uptight. Chief executive officer Dr Andrew Penman said it was "difficult to prove that mobile phones cause cancer but even more difficult to prove they don't cause cancer". He says the "real world" shows that if there was any effect from phones it would be "very small". Dr Penman says any rise in brain cancer incidences are in older people, and that because large studies such as the Interphone study have not found a link there is no need for people to panic. "It's fine to be aware of the debate, but as the evidence has accumulated the level of alarm and concern … that prompted warnings about use in young children … has abated, " he said. "People tend to cast around for exotic causes of cancer they can control – but the big thing is tobacco, lack of exercise, obesity, sun exposure, the use of hormone replacement therapy. We know those things have a big effect, and you can actually do something about those." Dr Penman says there is no need for people to change their behaviour. Dr Teo says he personally minimises his usage and always uses a hands-free kit. The World Health Organisation says the non-ionising radiation emitted by phones is possibly carcinogenic and recommends hands-free or texting. And in the instructions for iPhones and Blackberries lurks a warning to keep phones slightly away from your body. Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association Chief Executive Officer Chris Althaus said AMTA rejected "Dr Teo's baseless claims of alleged improper industry influence over research into mobile phone health and safety". He said while they respected his work and acknowledged his right to express his opinion, expert opinion and the weight of evidence showed there were no adverse health effects from mobile phone use. He said the industry was committed to supporting expert research to help consumers make informed choices, that funding was provided under strict protocols – and that sometimes governments made funding conditional on some funds coming from industry. Mr Althaus also said the industry had cooperated fully with researchers. 你的手机真的时刻在谋杀你的大脑吗？ 发布时间：2012-05-08 文章出自：译言 原文链接： 点击查看 致命的脑癌患病率不断在上升，而且这种疾病有可能是由手机辐射所引发，这意味着我们正以“前所未有的规模”走向灭亡。 或者这可能只是杞人忧天。 目前，答案无人确知——澳大利亚（Australia)顶尖的神经外科医生查理·张（Charlie Teo)说，一些人们因为太害怕结果的巨大打击而不敢找出答案。 一些研究发现患脑癌与手机的使用没有任何关系，而其他的一些研究却找到两者之间的关联。张教授（Dr Teo）在News.com.au上说，一些表明患脑癌与手机的使用无任何关系的研究通常至少一部分是由电信公司赞助的，并且在过去，电信公司一直拒绝公开手机使用情况的记录以供各种大型研究使用。 大型国际研究和部分由电信公司赞助的Interphone研究表明，手机是安全的，可放心使用——除非你是一个“重度使用者”或者是一个小孩（小孩不是这些研究的对象）。 “总所周知，脑癌是一种可怕的疾病，也是最容易致命的致病。它导致许多年轻生命的死亡，它比十年前影响更多的人。我坚信手机使用一定程度上影响着脑癌，”张教授（Dr Teo）说。 “找到一个确切的联系将会是毁灭性的——电信公司也害怕会找到这样的结果。” 今天张教授（Dr Teo)的文章被刊登在《笨拙周报》，他的观点认为我们应该尽快的找到确切的答案。 “为什么一定要等到全世界一半的人口都患上脑癌呢？”他说。 他也煞费苦心地强调手机的使用也许与脑癌毫无关系，他也不是一个辐射专家，同时也不是一个想摆脱手机的狂热者。但是他查看了所有现有额证据，发现至少有三分之一的病人的大脑肿瘤是在耳朵附近的。他想搞明白这是怎么一回事。 新南威尔士（澳大利亚）（NSW)的癌症协会（The Cancer Council)也说，更多的研究结果是好的，但是他们还说一般情况下人们不应该太过紧张。首席执行官安德鲁·潘曼博士（Dr Andrew Penman)说，要证明使用手机会导致脑癌很难，但要证明使用手机不会造成脑癌更难。” 他说，“现实世界”显示即使手机会带来影响那也是“微不足道”。 潘曼博士（Dr Penman)说，脑癌发病率的上升主要集中在老年人口，同时，因为大量的研究如Interphone研究还没有找到手机的使用与脑癌之间的联系，因此人们没有必要为此而恐慌。 “意识到这种争论是有好处的，但由于太多的证据达到了警告和引起人们关注的程度……这促使关于儿童使用手机的各种警告的产生……使用率也已经降低，”他说。 “人们试图寻找他们可以控制的各种外来导致癌症的原因——最大的诱因有香烟，缺乏运动，过于肥胖，缺少日照，过度的使用激素替代疗法等。我们知道以上的诱因对癌症有很大的影响，而你确实有能力去改变它。” 潘曼博士（Dr Penman)说，人们没有必要去改变他们的行为。 张教授（Dr Teo)说，他个人把手机使用降到最低并且经常使用免提套件。 世界卫生组织（The World Health)说，由手机发射出来的非电离辐射很可能是致癌物并推荐人们使用免提套件或用发短信代替打电话。 而Iphones和黑莓（Blackberries lurks）手机上的说明书警告说，让你的手机稍稍远离你的身体。 澳大利亚移动通信协会（Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association）首席执行官克里斯·奥尔索斯（ Chris Althaus）说，AMTA（澳大利亚移动通信协会）驳回张教授（Dr Teo)指责不正当的行业给移动电话建康和安全的研究造成了影响的毫无根据的申索。 他说，虽然他们尊重他的工作并承认他有权力表达自己的观点，但各种的专家意见和重要的证据表明使用手机对人们的建康没有产生任何不利的影响。 他说，通信行业致力于支持专家们的研究从而帮助消费者作出明确地选择，他们提供的资金是在严格的协议下进行——有时政府提供的资金是以部分资金来自该行业为条件的。 奥尔索斯先生（Mr Althaus)还说，通信行业是充分地配合研究人员的调查的。 本文由由译言网MJane_Luo提供
Keeping Up-to-Date on Your Industry http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/keeping-up-to-date.htm#np Bob has just had to shut down one of his department's production lines, while he re-engineers a key process to comply with new safety legislation. This change in legislation has been expected for well over a year, and, while it's only now coming into force, other people in Bob's industry have been prepared for the change for months. Needless to say, Bob's boss isn't happy, particularly when she hears how this is going to affect profits and delivery times. Many of us work in changing competitive environments. If we don't keep up with news and trends, we can miss key opportunities and can be caught unawares. That's why, for some of us, it's important to keep-in-touch with news and trends in our industries. Benefits of Keeping Up-to-Date Although keeping up with industry news may seem to be just one more thing to add to your To-Do List, there are several important benefits. First, you'll make better decisions, and you'll spot threats and opportunities early on, which can give you a competitive edge. This is especially important if you contribute to shaping your organization's strategy. It's also important if you're involved in sales and marketing, where it helps you identify and take advantage of the sales opportunities that come your way. Secondly, keeping up-to-date with your industry is key for building expert power . By developing expertise in your job and your industry, you'll earn the trust and respect of the people around you. From a leadership perspective, this is invaluable! Finally, it will alert you to changes that you need to think about. This is the sort of information that would have saved Bob his embarrassment. Note: Clearly, in some roles (for example, in junior roles, or where you're providing a service within your organization) there may be no need to keep up-to-date with your industry. Use your best judgment when applying the strategies in this article - if you don't need this information, don't waste your time sourcing it! Sources of Information To keep up with news and developments in your industry, the first thing you need to do is identify the best sources to use. We've listed traditional and online sources below: choose the most appropriate sources depending on your industry and the type of work that you do. Traditional Sources: Find a Mentor A great starting point is to find a mentor within your organization. Not only can mentors help you solve career issues and develop your career, they can provide you with a wealth of insider knowledge, as well as with the insight needed to understand it. Trade Organizations Your industry may have one or more trade organizations that you can join. These are useful, because they can help to keep you informed with their newsletters and publications, and they provide networking opportunities with meetings and conferences. Trade Shows and Conferences Trade shows and conferences are great for learning about competitors, new products, and industry trends; and they can provide ample networking opportunities. Face-to-Face Networking Face-to-face networking can be one of the most rewarding ways to stay on top of industry news and trends. Often, professional relationships can develop into deep friendships, especially when you meet on a regular basis. Keep in mind that you have a wide pool of people you can network with. People directly related to your industry are an obvious choice, but so are industry suppliers, customers, and people working in related fields. Online Sources: Blogs Blogs aren't just for personal journaling anymore. Many bloggers are respected for their high quality work and honest opinion. Do a web search for keywords that are commonly used in your industry - it might take a bit of time, but you may find some high quality blogs relevant to your job and your industry. Once you've found several you like, you can sign up to receive posts through RSS, or subscribe to the bloggers' Twitter profiles for regular updates (see below). You can also find top blogs by using Technorati , a well-respected blog ranking service. With it, blogs are ranked by their authority, which is determined by how many other sites link to them. Rankings go from 1-100: the higher the blog is ranked, the more reputable it is. Twitter Twitter can be a great place to find industry leaders and organizations, and to stay on top of relevant news and trends. Use it to find people in your industry who are in-the-know, by searching Twitter for relevant keywords. (You may get more out of Twitter if you start a dialogue with those who you're following.) LinkedIn Using LinkedIn is a wonderful way to connect with colleagues, trade groups, and industry leaders. You can join industry-specific groups, and get the latest updates from individuals and organizations. Google Alerts The Google Alerts service notifies you when resources featuring certain words are indexed by Google's search engine. For instance, if you're a pharmaceutical rep, you might want to get notified about articles containing the words "pharmaceutical industry," or the names of your clients, your organization and your competitors. You can be notified once a day or once a week. Links can be contained in one email, or you can get updates via an RSS feed. The advantage to using Google Alerts is that you no longer have to surf the web looking for industry news. However, you might find that you simply get too much information this way - if this happens, tweak your settings or use a longer keyword-string. Also, be aware that not every new resource will be indexed by Google - this is especially true for subscription-only content. Forums Membership sites and discussion forums can be full of insider-information tailored around specific topics or industries; and talking with other professionals in your industry can help you network and grow your skills, especially if you're in a technology field such as IT. If you're unsure of which forums to use, ask colleagues, have a browse online, or ask your Twitter or LinkedIn connections for recommendations. Tip: You may find that the most useful forums are on community websites, and you may need to pay a subscription to access these. Making Time Once you've identified the best sources to use, you need to schedule time to get the most from them. This can be challenging, especially if your day is already filled to the brim with regular commitments. But it's important to create time in your day to devote to staying current, where you need to do this for your job. First, schedule time daily or weekly to devote to reading and networking. Staying up-to-date requires a regular commitment if it's to pay off, so work time into your schedule whenever you can. Some good times might be over your lunch break, or during a "low-energy" period of the day. You can also stay up-to-date using "open time" outside of work. For instance, if you commute to work, you could listen to podcasts or audio books while you're driving. If you take a train or bus, you could read blog posts or industry magazines during your ride. You could even listen to podcasts or audio books while you're at the gym. Once you've identified several sources that you read or listen to regularly, you need to decide if they're worth your time. If a publication or source doesn't provide real value to you, then don't be afraid to cull it from your reading list. If you're doing a lot of reading, then make sure that you learn to use appropriate reading strategies , which help you make best use of your time. Learning to speed read , for instance, enables you to read and digest more information in a shorter period of time. Keep in mind that you probably don't need to know everything, from every source, about your industry. Your largest time investment will be up front, but once you've found a few reputable sources, you'll learn the most important information without having to spend much time searching for it. Note: As we've already mentioned, you may not need to keep up-to-date with your industry in some roles. Bear this in mind when scheduling your time, and don't be afraid to minimize the amount of time that you spend gathering information. Sharing and Using In some situations, sharing industry news and trends with your team can create a positive learning environment, and can help everyone to grow professionally. To share information in this way, you could devote the first few minutes of your weekly team meeting to sharing relevant news and information. You could also post articles on your organization's bulletin board or blog, or in the company newsletter. Note: Sharing news with your team won't be appropriate in all situations, as its usefulness will depend on people's roles, whether they're interested, and whether they can use the knowledge that you pass on. Again, use your best judgment - otherwise, you'll waste valuable time and resources. Overall, keeping-up-to-date on your industry is only useful if you use the information that you learn. So, don't just "store" the knowledge you gain: use it to take advantage of opportunities, minimize threats, and make better decisions. Key Points In some roles, it's important to stay on top of industry news and trends – you'll build your expertise, you'll command the respect of your team, and you'll be better placed to identify and exploit opportunities. In these roles, scour the Internet for industry magazines and reputable blogs. Use social networking sites like Twitter and LinkedIn to find industry leaders, and attend conferences and trade shows to make contacts and find out what's happening. It's easy to get information overload, so schedule daily or weekly time to devote to catching up, and be ruthless when it comes to pruning low quality sources of information. Also, remember that, in some roles, it won't be necessary to keep up-to-date with industry news, so use your best judgment about what you need to know, depending on your role, and your career aspirations.
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一首反战歌曲，来自Leslie Dowdall。 简洁的伴奏，突出了Leslie Dowdall天使般美妙的声线，温柔的声音却是在向大家提出一个千百年来的问题Why can't we live as one？这是渴望和平的人们在如今战火纷飞的世道对大同世界的一种向往。为什么大家不能彼此和平相处而要互相伤害？ Leslie Dowdall可以说是90年代著名的Celtic摇滚乐队Tua Nua解散之后依旧长盛不衰的歌手，她与Paul Brennan (Clannad)以及Ronan Hardiman一起将Celtic音乐推向了世界。1997年，Leslie Dowdall荣膺Heineken/Hotpress Music Awards最佳女歌手奖，首张处女作No Guilt No Guile (Grapevine (Ireland) GRA CD220, 1997) 至今仍为乐迷们津津乐道。第二张专辑Out There (LD Records (Ireland) LD CD 1006, 1998) 确立了爱尔兰当家女歌手的独一无二的地位。 That Place In Your Heart Leslie Dowdall Walk with me 曾与我同行 break some bread here with me 某些利益使你我反目成仇 Enemy,why can't you live with me? 敌人,为什么彼此之间不能和平共处？ Who are you? 你是谁？ What did i do to you? 我曾对你做了什么吗？ Wish i knew 但愿我知道 why can't i live with you? 为什么彼此之间不能和平共处？ ~~ We are all born the same 我们都生于同一片蓝天 Then we separate 然而却要分道扬镖 Then the world falls apart 我们的世界因此而破裂 blame turns to hate 埋怨也渐渐变为仇恨 We can not contemplate 我们根本无法凝思出 how far apart we are 我们之间的差距有多远 There is always a way to that place 总是有一条路 in your heart~~ 能通向你心里的某个地方 ~~~~~ Hated one 互相仇恨的人 Just put down your gun 只要放下手中的武器 Done is done 过去的已经过去了 Why can't we live as one? 为什么我们不能像一家人一样相处？ Feel no shame 没有尴尬 the air we breathe is the same 因为我们呼吸的是同样的空气 Heal the pain 结束痛苦吧 Why do we live in vain? 为什么我们要空虚地生活？ ~~ We are all born the same 我们生于同一片蓝天 Then we separate 然而却要分道扬镖 Then the world falls apart 我们的世界因此而破裂 blame turns to hate 埋怨也渐渐变为仇恨 We can not contemplate 我们根本无法凝思出 how far apart we are 我们之间的差距有多远 There is always a way to that place 总是有一条路 in your heart~~~ 能通向你心里的某个地方 in your heart~~~ in your heart~~~ in your heart~~~ There is always a way in your heart~~~ 「Enemy,why can't you live with me?」敌人,为什么彼此之间不能和平共处？ 下载链接： http://www.xyxphoto.com/cn/music/1.mp3
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