I am a good white board wiper because the professor Azevedo asked me to wipe the whiite board in our classroom after I did a good job in white board cleaning. But maybe she doesn't know that I am just lucky to clean the white board efficiently and effective for I got a tissue for temporary markers, not permanent ones.
some classmates called me "hero," and some even took a picture of my back when I was wiping the white board with the good and fast skill. Am I another Bruce Lee to them:>
2008年4月29日 星期二
2008年4月28日 星期一
Cost Record----04/21~04/28
04/21
vegetable x1 = 0.59
toast x1 = 0.49
milk x1 = 0.85
pork x1 = 3.39
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total 5.32
04/22
nothing
04/23
knodel x3 = 1.99
rice x1 = 1.19
milk x1 = 0.85
04/24
carbonara x2 =1.58
spaghetti x1 =1.19
juice x1 = 0.99
orange jam x1 = 0.79
chocalate jam x1 = 1.19
toast x1 = 0.49
banana x6 = 0.77
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total 7.0
04/25
kebap x1 = 1.5
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total 1.5
04/26
Budapest x1 = 20
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total 20
04/27
Budapest x1 = 8
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total 8
04/28
milk x1 = 0.89
suger x1 = 2.19
frankfurter x8 = 1.99
toast x1 = 0.49
ham x1 = 1.99
pig leg x1 = 0.27
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total 7.82
vegetable x1 = 0.59
toast x1 = 0.49
milk x1 = 0.85
pork x1 = 3.39
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total 5.32
04/22
nothing
04/23
knodel x3 = 1.99
rice x1 = 1.19
milk x1 = 0.85
04/24
carbonara x2 =1.58
spaghetti x1 =1.19
juice x1 = 0.99
orange jam x1 = 0.79
chocalate jam x1 = 1.19
toast x1 = 0.49
banana x6 = 0.77
-----------------------
total 7.0
04/25
kebap x1 = 1.5
---------------
total 1.5
04/26
Budapest x1 = 20
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total 20
04/27
Budapest x1 = 8
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total 8
04/28
milk x1 = 0.89
suger x1 = 2.19
frankfurter x8 = 1.99
toast x1 = 0.49
ham x1 = 1.99
pig leg x1 = 0.27
---------------------------
total 7.82
Study abroad fair and personal feelings
This Tuesday there was a study abroad fair at FH-JOANNEUM in Graz. The purpose of this fair is to introduce the countries and universities which have contracts with FH to their students. So most guests were Austrians, others are the students who were responsible for their own countries and universities.
Paul and me stood (or sometimes squatted) behind the table on which there were brochures about NKFUST and Taiwan, Chinese chess, red envelopes, taiwanese 1 dollar coins, namecards of ours, and my laptop as well.
I think we really did a good job to promote Taiwan and Chinese culture, but maybe not NKFUST. I am sorry that only very few people asked us the information aobut how to study in our university. But when it came to red envelopes, almost everyone was crazy. Paul introduced the origin and story about red envelopes to "foreigners". I asked their names first, then translating them into Chinese. Besides, putting 1 NT dollar into it and making a wish on it were also interesting to them.
Totally, I wrote more than 30 red envelopes in the short 2 hours. Even though feeling tired, I was very glad and proud that we still have many friends in the world as long as we try hard. One Mexican girl came to me and asked, "Is Taiwan part of China?" "No, we are an indepent country!"... "Ok, Mexico is with you^^" Even though so many countries in the world don't admit, we believe we are, and it's enough.
Maybe we don't talk about political issues when I chat with my Chinese classmates who are also good persons. However, I want to feel confident, and I should, too.
Different cultures form different living styles and beliefs, so it's inevitable to have conficts with each other. But, always remember to feel sympathy and make sure that we really have the same feeling with others instead of still being superior when giving our sympathy. So we know who we are human beings.
If nobody can give us power, we have to acquire it by ourselves through improving how good we are. Are you ready?
Paul and me stood (or sometimes squatted) behind the table on which there were brochures about NKFUST and Taiwan, Chinese chess, red envelopes, taiwanese 1 dollar coins, namecards of ours, and my laptop as well.
I think we really did a good job to promote Taiwan and Chinese culture, but maybe not NKFUST. I am sorry that only very few people asked us the information aobut how to study in our university. But when it came to red envelopes, almost everyone was crazy. Paul introduced the origin and story about red envelopes to "foreigners". I asked their names first, then translating them into Chinese. Besides, putting 1 NT dollar into it and making a wish on it were also interesting to them.
Totally, I wrote more than 30 red envelopes in the short 2 hours. Even though feeling tired, I was very glad and proud that we still have many friends in the world as long as we try hard. One Mexican girl came to me and asked, "Is Taiwan part of China?" "No, we are an indepent country!"... "Ok, Mexico is with you^^" Even though so many countries in the world don't admit, we believe we are, and it's enough.
Maybe we don't talk about political issues when I chat with my Chinese classmates who are also good persons. However, I want to feel confident, and I should, too.
Different cultures form different living styles and beliefs, so it's inevitable to have conficts with each other. But, always remember to feel sympathy and make sure that we really have the same feeling with others instead of still being superior when giving our sympathy. So we know who we are human beings.
If nobody can give us power, we have to acquire it by ourselves through improving how good we are. Are you ready?
2008年4月25日 星期五
Good presentation
I finished a mission impossible this morning to give a presentation about ACER's strategy for whole class. I didn't think I can complete it by myself, but I really did it.
First, I want to say thank you to my group members, who are four Chinese girls and one Taiwanese girl, for they give me the opportunity to practice. Second, it's a Korean girl who gave me advice not to read my paer but just to say whatever I remember and to read only when necessary. Third, the Professor undoubtedly made me feel confident to continue my presentation by saying yes and nodding when I am in front of everybody. Fourth, After the presentation, my claamates gave me a big hand and one American guy and sweden guy told me "good presentation!", which encourage me again. Fifth, a Japanese girl called Kanako suggested me to have different tones and paces next time, which may be the key factors in addion to the contents to the presentation.
I like to see your smiling face, as I know I can do better next time with your support. Thank you!
First, I want to say thank you to my group members, who are four Chinese girls and one Taiwanese girl, for they give me the opportunity to practice. Second, it's a Korean girl who gave me advice not to read my paer but just to say whatever I remember and to read only when necessary. Third, the Professor undoubtedly made me feel confident to continue my presentation by saying yes and nodding when I am in front of everybody. Fourth, After the presentation, my claamates gave me a big hand and one American guy and sweden guy told me "good presentation!", which encourage me again. Fifth, a Japanese girl called Kanako suggested me to have different tones and paces next time, which may be the key factors in addion to the contents to the presentation.
I like to see your smiling face, as I know I can do better next time with your support. Thank you!
2008年4月23日 星期三
What's the difference
In the supermarket, I asked a female worker who was passing by me when I was standing in front of the rice product. I asked, what's the difference between this two? She tought for a while, seeming to search the fittest English words to explain to me.
"This one is better!", she pointed one of them and said no reason. In fact, I wanted to know the difference because they are the same brand with different flavors.
I listened to her.
"This one is better!", she pointed one of them and said no reason. In fact, I wanted to know the difference because they are the same brand with different flavors.
I listened to her.
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