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很多人覺得Google收集個人資料的手法愈來愈踩線

以這個Google Romance為例, 便擺到明要拿取你的個人檔案

但係, 以Google的搜尋能力, 要配對到一條好姻緣, 也應該很容易吧

無論如何, 我已經upload了自己的profile…..哈哈. 

那代數式是要求藍色與綠色的面積愈接近愈好, 而紅框和藍色塊均為正方形

這算不算美呢? 那大概算是吧. 

— — 2006-04-01 20:34:58

簡而言之，「黃金分割律」是希臘人為探討「美」而衍生出來的數學原理。

如多看中國古典詩，我們會有個問題：為何中國古典詩老是以五七言為主？

這個問題應該難倒不少人吧？

德國人蔡辛克試用「黃金分割律」作出回答。「公程式」如下：

L.H.S.(Left Hand Side) : R.H.S.(Right Hand Side)
a2 : b(a+b)

這條「公程式」（至少）有以下條件：

1.L.H.S與R.H.S.愈接近，則愈近乎美；

2.a代入句的「字數」；b代入句的音尺數目。

現將五七言的節奏套入這條「公程式」：

1.五言：

例如「石淺水潺湲」（謝靈運〈七里瀨〉）：字數為5；音尺為3（石淺／水／潺湲／）
因此，ａ為5；b為3
L.H.S. : R.H.S.
　52 : 3(5+3)
　25　 : 24
L.H.S.與R.H.S的比例十分接近，所以五言具美學價值；

2.七言：
例如「不薄今人愛古人」（杜甫〈戲為六絕句〉）：字數為7；音尺為4（不薄／今人／愛／古人／）
因此，a為7；b為4
L.H.S. : R.H.S.
　72 : 4(7+4)
　49　 : 44
L.H.S.與R.H.S.的比例十分接近，所以七言也具美學價值。

以上是蔡氏以「黃金分割律」解釋中國古典詩何以多用五七言──符合美學特質。

以上解釋是否合理，不可知曉。我只質疑：這條公式從何而來？是否為解釋五七言詩的存在價值而硬造出來？本人在此留下一個問號(?)。

原文 — moneyreport — 2006-02-23 02:09:59

立法會五題：地鐵月台及車廂內的溫度

以下是環境運輸及工務局局長廖秀冬博士今日（二月二十二日）在立法會會議上就劉江華議員的提問所作的書面答覆：

問題：不少市民向本人投訴，指地鐵月台及列車車廂的氣溫在冬天偏高，甚至令他們感到窒息。就此，政府可否告知本會：  (從略)

立法會十二題：安全駕駛是專業小巴司機應有駕駛態度

 ^^^^呢條又係劉江華^^^^(從略)

立法會六題：電子傳媒播放關於親子關係及具教育意義的節目

以下為今日（二月二十二日）在立法會會議上何鍾泰議員的提問和工商及科技局局長王永平的書面答覆：

問題︰政府可否告知本會，現時每星期在各電子傳媒播放多少個關於親子關係及具教育意義的節目（例如香港電台電視部節目「天下父母心」）；當局如何把上述節目分類；以及會否考慮撥款支持電子傳媒機構製作更多該類節目？
 

立法會十三題：涉及寵物的交通事故

 以下是環境運輸及工務局局長廖秀冬博士今日（二月二十二日）在立法會會議上就蔡素玉議員的提問所作的書面答覆：

問題：　《道路交通條例》（第374章）第56條規定，當交通意外引致不在有關車輛之內或之上的動物受到損害時，駕駛者必須停車，並須在警務人員要求時提供其姓名及地址等詳情，或盡快向警方報告該意外。然而，該條文所指的動物並不包括貓和狗等一般寵物，因此，當它們走失並遭遇車禍時，其主人亦不會獲通知。就此，政府可否告知本會：(從略)

 由於版面寶貴,不宜過量地C&P, 想看看這群議員實際問乜,政府面對這等高質素問題,又如何應付,可看
http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/200602/22c.htm

有政黨建議青少年應到熱鬧地方慶祝情人節

 Feb 12, 2006

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可能係情人節效應作祟，近日我好似做左愛情顧問，一時有人問點表白好，送咩好，一時又有朋友傾訴單身生活苦與樂。個個都好似要趕住係情人節前secure一d野咁，都幾搞笑。

其中有位朋友問我送花表白時，張卡寫咩好。我從未寫過情信，真係唔知wor…咁岩果日有同事本便利有情人節書仔，內載西片對白俾人抄來用，於是我就照打晒俾個friend，點知佢話唔好，又話無創意。早知我就打周星馳果d算喇。本來我諗住幫佢搵首詩，可惜我對中國文學毫無認識，只識有個徐志摩最多情情塔塔作品，於是去search啦，但係都無咩岩用。真係，我是天空裡的一舊雲呀。後來，朋友自己寫了，點知佢自己寫果段仲加無創意，真係…其實表白，我覺得直接用最簡單的方法講就好了，兜一百個圈都唔知你up乜，人地真係會R頭wor…點知你係唔係有病亂up野？香港人時間最值錢，仲邊有人咁得閒同你猜燈迷？得閒都去打下機訓下覺啦…

另外又有另一位單身無拖拍朋友對自己的感覺有所confused，唔自自己想點。呀，真係，好有少女情懷感覺，不過，佢唔係少女，更稱不上係少男。

原來不論你有幾成功，有幾理智，一講到愛情，大男人可以變得束手無策，女強人又會哭哭啼啼。但係，點解我會成為南宮夫人呢？真係怪時年年有，情人節特別多….

Source : http://www.forbes.com/finance/2006/01/27/microsoft-google-yahoo-cx_sr_0130death.html?partner=rss

 
Estate Planning In The Digital Age

Scott Reeves,
01.30.06,
6:00 AM ET

The death of a loved one is never easy, but death in the digital age can create knotty problems that add to the anguish.

Just ask Roger van Oosten.

“My father had a niche Internet business,” he
says. “When he died last year at 71, he left no provision for the
business. I couldn’t access his accounts or pay suppliers, and I
couldn’t shut the business down. People run their lives through
Outlook, but I couldn’t access that either, so I couldn’t reach his
customers to inform them that he’d died.”

Click here for seven tips on protecting your digital assets.

Technology has outpaced laws written to assure
the orderly disposition of tangible assets such as real estate,
antiques, cars, cash or investments following the owner’s death. Such
laws were drafted before the Internet and as a result are often murky
when dealing with digital assets, say Holly Towle and Scott David,
attorneys at Preston, Gates & Ellis in Seattle.

“We have ample law covering the world of
goods,” says Towle. “But we now live in an information economy where
the value is information, and a whole lot of law pretends information
is like a widget.”

The widespread use of personal computers and
new technologies has fundamentally changed the way we do business and
therefore will affect estate planning.

“With real estate, you have a survey and know
exactly where the property is located,” says David. “With personal
property, you have possession. Software and music are protected by
intellectual property laws. But with e-mail or data, there is no
traditional notion of property interest–in general, rights are
established by agreements, and the law hasn’t caught up yet.”

Basic differences between digital and traditional assets include:

– Digital assets can be created and defined by contract.

– Some digital assets are subject to intellectual property law.

– Many digital assets can be endlessly duplicated.

– Digital assets may be stored in a tangible asset such as a computer and therefore may affect the value of the machine.

– In general, digital assets are licensed, not sold, and rights usually aren’t transferable.

Digital assets can be created in ways that few
think about. For a small business, e-mail, including attachments, may
be valuable. Even personal e-mail accounts, family Web sites or a
part-time business conducted online may create value. Many people store
snapshots in their computer. Historical shots or the work of a
professional photographer may have value. Information that was once
kept in a safe deposit box may now be digitized and stored in a
computer or a hand-held device. Many people trade their stock holdings
through E*Trade Financial
or Ameritrade and have online bank accounts.

Ask yourself a basic question: After your death, how will the information be located?

Laws to handle digital assets is still
emerging, but lawmakers and the courts will lag behind technology for
the foreseeable future, creating confusion and unnecessary expense for
those trying to sort things out. In the meantime, Towle and David offer
these tips to protect your digital assets:

Separate personal and business e-mail accounts, even if this means opening up several Yahoo!
Mail, Microsoft  Hotmail or Google  Gmail accounts. Make the addresses and passwords known to your
executor or anyone who will need the information after your death. If a
file contains sensitive information you wish to keep confidential, make
arrangements to have your executor delete it after your death.

Make plans in advance for joint access to
vital e-mail accounts and information stored online or protected by a
password in a computer. Leave a list of the locations of such
information with your executor. This can be as simple as writing things
down, sealing it in an envelope and marking it “To Be Opened Upon My
Death.”

Save all contracts covering the handling of
your digital assets. This will help your lawyer sort things out if
things get sticky.

In financial matters, balance personal
security with the needs of your heirs. Protect your encrypted
information, but make sure a trusted person can locate it and handle it
as you wished after your death.

Make provisions to renew key URLs after your
death because you don’t want to lose www.familybiz.com simply because a
family member didn’t know it was time to re-up. It’s unclear that a URL
is property that a secured creditor can seize, but in the meantime be
sure all fees are paid after your death.

Van Oosten’s effort to sort things out after his father’s death was time-consuming, frustrating and unnecessarily expensive.

“My father didn’t factor his online business
into his life plan,” he says. “The business, Beyond Batik, kept right
on rolling when he died, and I got lots of angry notes. I couldn’t get
to the finances. Now, I’m fighting to shut down the bank account, and
I’ve gotten stuck with overdraft charges. All these problems could have
been avoided if my father had made provisions for them in his will.”

Click here for seven tips on protecting your digital assets.

1. 律師

2. 家務助理

3. 記者 

除了記者外,  律師和家務助理都是需要考牌的職業!

明天的這個時間, 我相信我已經正式離開了公司

身體上離開,合約上也離開, 即是轉工也.

在這家公司做了4個多月(希望無記錯),  入去的時候已經無打算長做

但為了收入總是有工開好過無工開的

下一份工的情況也類似,  相信不到一年貨仔又會轉環境

但不同的地方是, 接觸的內容不是IT,是財經, 應該至少有點新鮮感

要知道在舊(未來式)工作環境, 曾經要我一星期寫10版稿, 是何等怪的要求,

相信在新工作環境, 這是不會發生的.

所以, 如果環境穩定工作夠HEA, 應該可以爭回屬於自己的時間,