以后遇到这种人，还是用手机qq聊的直接删除放入黑名单，不要向我一样，浪费了宝贵的时间，Oh, my GOD!

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1032647077 12:59:32
你今天不上班呀.
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泡泡 14:06:45
who?
 
1032647077 00:12:11
送你一个  .   早点上走早,送你一只  别忘我送 
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泡泡 08:25:07
请问你是哪位啊？
 
1032647077 23:16:29
我是你来的朋友,怎么不见你来啊......
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泡泡 23:19:33
什么意思？
 
泡泡 23:19:43
什么叫“我是你来的朋友”
 
泡泡 23:19:46
？？
 
泡泡 23:20:24
ebay？
 
1032647077 23:22:48
好想认识你一个朋友呀
泡泡 23:23:52
从字面上理解，你要认识我的一个朋友？
 
泡泡 23:24:19
但是我现在还不知道你是谁？感觉莫名奇妙！
 
1032647077 23:27:25
是你以前的朋友,你猜猜我是谁
泡泡 23:27:41
...猜不出，你说呢？
 
泡泡 23:29:11
我觉得你是骗子。
 
泡泡 23:29:16
莫名其妙的、
 
泡泡 23:29:27
88,本人睡觉去了。
 
1032647077 23:37:00
奇时不是.想认识你一个朋友而以
泡泡 23:38:26
你想认识谁？
 
泡泡 23:38:31
说吧，
 
泡泡 23:39:49
你总归也得自我介绍一番吧。
 
1032647077 23:40:06
就是你啊,做个朋友好吗
泡泡 23:40:22
...晕，你是谁啊？
 
1032647077 23:42:03
就是想和交个朋友的人
泡泡 23:42:36
...
 
泡泡 23:42:44
......
 
泡泡 23:42:47
.......
 
泡泡 23:42:58
你啊有名字啊？
 
1032647077 23:43:27
什么意思啊
泡泡 23:43:47
大哥、大叔、大伯、大姐、大嫂、大妈，您叫什么？是哪位啊？
 
泡泡 23:43:55
寻我开心是吧？
 
1032647077 23:45:11
叫我龙哥

产地：日本

购买地：日本

800万像素，算是目前中上等一点的吧，但是相机较小、较薄、外观靓丽是其亮点所在：

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防抖动：运动中拍摄，夜间拍摄，咳咳。。。不防水的说。

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操作界面：日文+英文混杂，不过好多中文、英文字在里面，操作起来基本没什么困难。

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红外传输：可以和Sony Errection （spelling mistake？）互传相片。

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液晶屏:相对较大,看上去很清晰。咳咳。

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li电池：需充电5小时，两种充电方式：联机充（联机电源线）和取出电池充电（配有充电器），野外活动得再买一块电池的说。

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存储条：标配1GB，太少？o(∩_∩)o...

价格：

在大的商场买大概价格在1800-2000左右！本人建议在淘宝上买。FE320在淘宝上的价格是1500，其中包括，国电+1G卡+膜+小脚架+读卡器+包，行货。

目前易趣和淘宝上的标价是1000多点。

大伙来看看论文集的样子吧：

再来个侧面写真吧：

Five Ways to Write Faster

Whether you need to clear a backlog of emails, write an important document at work, finish a short story, or do your homework, spending hours staring at a blank screen and struggling to come up with words won’t help.

If you know you could get twice as much done if only you could write faster, try some of the following methods.

1. Don’t worry about the quality of your first draft

   Whether you’re writing fiction or non-fiction, many experts recommend just getting the first draft done before starting to edit. That means keeping the momentum going as you write, rather than going back to change words or delete sentences. If you’re a perfectionist and write slowly because you worry about getting every little detail right the first time round, giving yourself the freedom to produce a “rubbish first draft” can triple your writing speed.

   Once you’re done, go back and edit: often, you’ll be surprised that your first draft really isn’t too bad!

   In his book Do It Tomorrow (which I strongly recommend for anyone who struggles to manage their time and attention), Mark Forster recommends writing a series of quick drafts:

   When I first learnt the techniqute of writing in a series of rapid drafts, my first draft would usually consist of nothing more than a few words jotted down. My second draft would add a bit more and I would go on revising it until I had it in the form I wanted.

   There are two great advantages to doing it this way. First of all it gets rid of the perfectionist feeling that it has to be got right first time. If I think a sentence is a bit clumsy, what does it matter? There’ll be another draft along in a moment. The second advantage is that engaging with the material in this way allows new thoughts and insights to appear.

2. Outline the piece before starting

   With bigger projects, it’s easy to get stuck because you’ve come to a standstill or gone off on a tangent. Jot down some notes before you begin: that might be subheadings for a blog post or article, paragraphs for an essay, or plot points for a short story. Type these onto your computer screen – you’ll no longer be staring at a blank document, and seeing the next subheading or paragraph point ahead will help keep you on track.

3. Set a timer for ten minutes and write non-stop until it goes off

   Have you noticed how much faster you write when you need to finish something before a set time (perhaps lunch, or an essay deadline)? It’s amazing how much your brain can focus when you’ve only got a few minutes. Mark Forster calls this the “end effect” – speeding up at the end of a piece of work – and recommends using a timer to produce it consistently. Challenge yourself to see how much you can produce in ten minutes.

4. Do your research and preparation separately from the writing

   Something that can really slow things down is stopping to look up a fact, find a quote, or check a figure. When you write the outline for your piece (see #2), you should have a good idea of what references you’ll need to make. Look these up before you start writing, and have them all to hand.

   Alternatively, if the process of writing sparks off ideas of websites, books or people you want to refer to, don’t stop to find them part-way through writing the piece. Leave a note in the text to remind yourself of what you want to include; you might want to highlight this in some way so you don’t forget to go back and put it in! For example, in the first draft of this article, I wrote –

   [Quote from Mark Forster on drafting process]

   – and looked it up when I revised the first draft.

   The same applies if you’re unsure of how to spell a word, or if you can’t quite think of the right phrase: highlight it in some way, and come back to it once the first draft is complete.

5. Turn off distractions (instant messenger, Twitter, email.)

   If you’re constantly interrupted by friends wanting to chat on instant messenger, by incoming emails, by new posts coming through to your RSS reader – turn everything off. I can write at least twice as fast – and often even faster – without any distractions. You might think it only takes a few seconds to read each message, but every time you turn your attention away from what you’re writing, you lose momentum.

   I’m great at procrastinating when I should be writing and so I write most of my blog posts first thing in the morning, before I even connect my computer to the internet. This also helps with #4 – I’m not tempted to stop and search for some missing piece of information on Google every few minutes.

Have you got any great tips on speeding up your writing? Can you dash off an essay in an hour, or race through your inbox with ease? Let us know what tips and tricks you’ve discovered – or, alternatively, if you’re a slow writer, tell us where you think you’re going wrong!

连红军也看呆了：

由于人多拥挤，手机拍摄有点晃动：

阿梦是我：）

你是纵的，我是横的
你我平分了天体的四个方位
我们从来的地方来，打这儿经过
相遇。我们毕竟相遇
在这儿，四周是注满了水的田垄
有一只鹭鸶停落，悄悄小立
而我们宁静地寒暄，道着再见
以沉默相约，攀过那远远的两个山头遥望
当一片羽毛落下，啊，那时
我们都希望－－－假如幸福也像一只白鸟
它曾悄悄下落。是的，我们希望
纵然它是长着翅膀……

幸福，我们是如此想享受它带来的那片刻温柔。当我们苦苦寻找幸福的时候，或许我们已经错过了许多原本幸福的时刻。当我们费尽千辛万苦获得所谓的幸福时，你才发现幸福原来很简单，简单的让你感受不到它的存在。

什么是幸福？这个问题就如你问什么是宇宙一样。每个人在心中都有自己的幸福标准，只要达到了这个标准，你就是幸福的。别人的幸福不一定是你所想要的，而你自己的幸福未必对别人有用。幸福是自私的，只有自己才能体会那片刻的快感。如果非要给幸福下个定论。我觉得无非有两点：一是和你相爱的人在一起；一是做你最喜欢的事情。

克里斯·加德纳则拥有后一种幸福。作为一个单亲长大的他，在28岁的时候才见到自己的亲生父亲，于是他想让自己的儿子一直都活在自己的保护下。他的梦想是成为一名投资专家。可是，面对生活的困苦，妻子还是离开了他。接着，没有房租的他开始带着儿子过着流浪的生活。一方面他要努力通过没有薪水的6个月实习期；一方面他要卖医疗仪器借此糊口；一方面他要保护好儿子的幼小心灵。当他咬牙坚持住后，他终于成为了一名正式的经济师，这离他的梦想更近了。在那一刻，站在人群中的他激动的不知道如何来表达内心的感受，他飞速的跑到儿子面前和他相拥，眼中的泪花在这一刻则是幸福的泪水。虽然，这对他来说只是一个起步，不过，这确是他的人生转折。

得到幸福的过程是如此的艰难，也正因为艰难，我们才会珍惜。当圣诞节的那天，他和儿子无家可归的流落在车站，他用自己的幽默让儿子得以度过一年中最美好的一天，然后在厕所里相拥着度过他们最漫长的一夜。当他在球场上对儿子说：“如果你有梦想，那么请保护好它。”在那一刻，他都未必能坚持住自己的梦想，但是他却鼓励儿子能够坚信梦想。

儿子是他的最大动力，而梦想让他不至于崩溃。其实，幸福是什么？幸福只是你在实现自己目标后的一种心理反应。这种心理反应带来整个人精神上的振奋，让你又有更强大的精神动力。看着克里斯·加德纳的眼神，我所体会的不是幸福的来源，而是梦想的伟大。我们都有自己的梦想，而有能力的人则把梦想变成现实。这个过程中，虽然会有很多的阻力，但是，我是否应该坚信自己的能力，我是否应该相信自己的目标。社会虽然有很多的不公平，但是既然很多人都能在这个规则下找到自己的人生坐标，那我为什么不能找到自己的幸福。当幸福来敲门的时候，我应该用满怀感激的心来享受我所付出的一切。其实，幸福或许就在身边，而我只是没有发现而已。

找一个爱的人或做喜欢做的事情，好简单的幸福。就是这么简单的幸福却未必都能实现。但是，很容易实现的东西还有价值吗？

后记：

根据克里斯·加德纳的经历改编的片子，在午夜给了我强大的心灵冲击。我虽然没有他那样的遭遇，但是我能感受出内心那种无助。在那一刻，我的泪水多次滑落了脸庞。

当一个人窝在被子里看电影的时候，是没有人能干涉自己的情感。这或许是我不想去电影院的原因之一吧！

本片最大的看点或许应该是史密斯和自己亲身儿子一起演戏。