今天(2006 12/07)我瞧了瞧行事曆
發現一件恐怖的事:
行事曆上就只我個人的事情
沒有考慮到諸如某某圖書館幾點開放
- 9月 29 週二 200911:38
北部圖書館google calendar訊息
今天(2006 12/07)我瞧了瞧行事曆
發現一件恐怖的事:
行事曆上就只我個人的事情
沒有考慮到諸如某某圖書館幾點開放
- 8月 12 週三 200917:08
救災資訊網之嘴砲文一篇
目前，我想是需要唯一一個完整、彙整四方訊息、既有的風災消息來源平台。
現在網路上已經有很多個網頁或專網"堆放"風災資訊，
例如：
billypan GoogleMap颱風災情通報地圖http://bit.ly/KKDVh
現在網路上已經有很多個網頁或專網"堆放"風災資訊，
例如：
billypan GoogleMap颱風災情通報地圖http://bit.ly/KKDVh
- 8月 09 週日 200908:52
莫拉克Morakot颱風災情救助相關資料匯整[2010.0627更新]
PTT鄉民救災團工作團隊於2009 8/22 晚上9:00 正式總辭
該工作團隊所有相關人員，往後均不再具代表該團隊之權力
莫拉克颱風救災中的故事
- 3月 10 週一 200823:52
巴布之認識你真好[草]
巴布是什麼?
你可以透過 MSN，GTalk，手機簡訊，網頁即時將你想說的話傳送到 Buboo 跟你的朋友分享。
任何時間，任何地點，輕鬆分享你的生活‧紀錄‧感動
以上這段話
我半年前已經看到爛了
- 11月 23 週五 200700:20
[草]飛官方的實驗鼠經驗談(茶)
本篇目的
分享 linshiblog&techblog 羽毛網 台灣巴布 有問必達 等網路服務接觸經驗..整理紀錄 打包 好拿去垃圾桶 資源回收利用...
利益宣告
廣義來講 羽毛, buboo, BSP, 有問必達 以上開發團隊都有給小白鼠好處 (認真) 可是都沒人要求我寫這篇鬼(搞不好還巴不得不要寫) 所以這篇不是寫來置入性行銷用的.... 相反的 這一篇是寫來打算丟到垃圾桶去的
除了羽毛, 有問必達 部份功能開發人員主動提供之外 其餘bsp, buboo功能都可在網路上搜尋免費取得(茶) 容許我內容出錯吧 這不是在寫論文 Orz....
分享 linshiblog&techblog 羽毛網 台灣巴布 有問必達 等網路服務接觸經驗..整理紀錄 打包 好拿去垃圾桶 資源回收利用...
利益宣告
廣義來講 羽毛, buboo, BSP, 有問必達 以上開發團隊都有給小白鼠好處 (認真) 可是都沒人要求我寫這篇鬼(搞不好還巴不得不要寫) 所以這篇不是寫來置入性行銷用的.... 相反的 這一篇是寫來打算丟到垃圾桶去的
除了羽毛, 有問必達 部份功能開發人員主動提供之外 其餘bsp, buboo功能都可在網路上搜尋免費取得(茶) 容許我內容出錯吧 這不是在寫論文 Orz....
- 9月 01 週六 200716:25
使用說明的使用說明
非官方user熱心提供說明介紹
之所以產生的理由
是因為覺得該網站/軟體很好用
值得大力推薦&推廣 使用說明存在的目的
是為了讓更多人更快融入狀況
之所以產生的理由
是因為覺得該網站/軟體很好用
值得大力推薦&推廣 使用說明存在的目的
是為了讓更多人更快融入狀況
- 8月 18 週六 200715:43
嗯...草說一些blog注意事項
1.不要玩CSS玩太過頭
記得blog的功用是在紀錄自己的生命
而非任人隨便塗鴉試驗色彩搭配的畫紙
如果很玩CSS
請把這份想玩的心情用在有建樹的正事上面
記得blog的功用是在紀錄自己的生命
而非任人隨便塗鴉試驗色彩搭配的畫紙
如果很玩CSS
請把這份想玩的心情用在有建樹的正事上面
- 8月 18 週六 200715:14
[草]在想所謂的落落大方-科技與藝術的交叉點上
最近在玩buboo.tw
一個類似對岸飯否、國外Twitter的服務
類似於碎碎念的一種microblog
一個類似對岸飯否、國外Twitter的服務
類似於碎碎念的一種microblog
- 12月 15 週五 200610:33
Google CSE 搜尋這裡
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- 1月 26 週四 200600:29
Chivalry
Chivalry. Anti Essays. Retrieved January 25, 2006, from the World Wide Web: http://www.antiessays.com/free-essays/1129.html Below is a free essay on "Chivalry" from Anti Essays , your source for online free essays, free research papers, and free term papers.
When I first think of chivalry, I think of knights and dragons and damsels in distress. It's not really something that I associate with the society that we live in today. You've heard it before, chivalry is dead. But I don't really believe that. It's too final, it doesn't leave any room for us to be better people again. Chivalry isn't dead, it's napping. And I think it's time for us to wake it up.
To me, chivalry isn't just about brave knights coming to rescue helpless princesses. It's having the courage to always do what you know is right, regardless of what happens or what other people think. And it isn't only about the big things in life, it's also about the little choices we make everyday. Countless times during the course of a day, people are faced with situations where they are forced to choose between doing the right thing and the wrong thing. More often than not, there is a middle choice, it's not quite wrong, but it isn't exactly right either. Chances are, this middle choice will be easier and more tempting. Chivalry is doing the right thing just because you know it's right.
Chivalry is holding the door open for old people and people with babies. It's loaning your favorite skirt to your best friend for that big party even though you know she's going to spill something on it. Chivalry is being the best person that you can be at all times. It's totally idealistic and as such unreachable. We will never be perfect, but we can always be better today than we were yesterday.
I was at this website the other day and (I forgot to write down the address, and I'm not entirely sure if this is accurate, but it works so let's just go with it) I was reading about the virtues that were considered chivalrous by knights and kings and what have you back in the day. It said that they figured the five key virtues of chivalry were honor, loyalty, courage, generosity, and forgiveness, and I think that these are still things that every person should strive to be.
Honor is doing what you say you will and treating other people fairly and with kindness, no matter how they have treated you. It means that when you do something wrong, you come right out and say so, you accept responsibility for it even if you know someone is going to be really mad about it. People who are honorable admit when they've made a mistake and then do everything they can to fix it. They ask to be forgiven, but they don't expect it and they accept whatever happens.
Loyalty, to me, is the biggest thing. It's the quality I value most in other people and in myself. To me, being loyal to someone means that you will stick with someone through anything. Even if you think they're wrong, you recognize that it's their decision and you stay with them anyway. Knowing that you have someone you can count on is absolutely the most encouraging thing in any difficult situation.
Which brings me to courage. Courage isn't not being afraid of anything; people who aren't afraid of anything are stupid. Courage is seeing what needs to be done and doing it even though it scares you. Real bravery is facing the things that scare you.
I think that generosity is underrated. I don't necessarily mean giving people things, it's more than that. Generosity is going out of your way to do something for someone else just because you can, not because you have to. It's what you do for other people without getting anything in return, just to make things easier for them. Besides, doing something that makes someone else feel good will almost always make you feel good too.
Forgiveness is something that I find surprisingly difficult to explain. To me, it's believing that no one ever really sets out with hurting someone else as their goal. It's automatically assuming that when someone does something to you, there wasn't any malice behind it and then being able to let it go because even if they haven't said so, you don't believe that they did it on purpose.
It's impossible to be completely chivalrous. It's a goal that nobody will ever achieve and because of that a lot of people don't see the point in trying. The thing they don't understand is that the harder we try, the better we get. Just because we won't ever be perfect, it doesn't mean we won't ever be great.
When I first think of chivalry, I think of knights and dragons and damsels in distress. It's not really something that I associate with the society that we live in today. You've heard it before, chivalry is dead. But I don't really believe that. It's too final, it doesn't leave any room for us to be better people again. Chivalry isn't dead, it's napping. And I think it's time for us to wake it up.
To me, chivalry isn't just about brave knights coming to rescue helpless princesses. It's having the courage to always do what you know is right, regardless of what happens or what other people think. And it isn't only about the big things in life, it's also about the little choices we make everyday. Countless times during the course of a day, people are faced with situations where they are forced to choose between doing the right thing and the wrong thing. More often than not, there is a middle choice, it's not quite wrong, but it isn't exactly right either. Chances are, this middle choice will be easier and more tempting. Chivalry is doing the right thing just because you know it's right.
Chivalry is holding the door open for old people and people with babies. It's loaning your favorite skirt to your best friend for that big party even though you know she's going to spill something on it. Chivalry is being the best person that you can be at all times. It's totally idealistic and as such unreachable. We will never be perfect, but we can always be better today than we were yesterday.
I was at this website the other day and (I forgot to write down the address, and I'm not entirely sure if this is accurate, but it works so let's just go with it) I was reading about the virtues that were considered chivalrous by knights and kings and what have you back in the day. It said that they figured the five key virtues of chivalry were honor, loyalty, courage, generosity, and forgiveness, and I think that these are still things that every person should strive to be.
Honor is doing what you say you will and treating other people fairly and with kindness, no matter how they have treated you. It means that when you do something wrong, you come right out and say so, you accept responsibility for it even if you know someone is going to be really mad about it. People who are honorable admit when they've made a mistake and then do everything they can to fix it. They ask to be forgiven, but they don't expect it and they accept whatever happens.
Loyalty, to me, is the biggest thing. It's the quality I value most in other people and in myself. To me, being loyal to someone means that you will stick with someone through anything. Even if you think they're wrong, you recognize that it's their decision and you stay with them anyway. Knowing that you have someone you can count on is absolutely the most encouraging thing in any difficult situation.
Which brings me to courage. Courage isn't not being afraid of anything; people who aren't afraid of anything are stupid. Courage is seeing what needs to be done and doing it even though it scares you. Real bravery is facing the things that scare you.
I think that generosity is underrated. I don't necessarily mean giving people things, it's more than that. Generosity is going out of your way to do something for someone else just because you can, not because you have to. It's what you do for other people without getting anything in return, just to make things easier for them. Besides, doing something that makes someone else feel good will almost always make you feel good too.
Forgiveness is something that I find surprisingly difficult to explain. To me, it's believing that no one ever really sets out with hurting someone else as their goal. It's automatically assuming that when someone does something to you, there wasn't any malice behind it and then being able to let it go because even if they haven't said so, you don't believe that they did it on purpose.
It's impossible to be completely chivalrous. It's a goal that nobody will ever achieve and because of that a lot of people don't see the point in trying. The thing they don't understand is that the harder we try, the better we get. Just because we won't ever be perfect, it doesn't mean we won't ever be great.