人多到爆的故宮，
與好友散步的自在，
追逐蟲鳥的野趣，
套餐
- 2月 23 週五 200721:03
compleanno
人多到爆的故宮，
與好友散步的自在，
追逐蟲鳥的野趣，
套餐
- 2月 23 週五 200721:03
compleanno
人多到爆的故宮，
與好友散步的自在，
追逐蟲鳥的野趣，
套餐
- 2月 22 週四 200714:03
Runner finishes 111 day Sahara Desert adventure
TESTING LIMITS:
Ultra-endurance marathon runner Kevin Lin said his 111 day trip across the Sahara with two companions tested him mentally and physically
Ultra-endurance marathon runner Kevin Lin (林義傑), along with an American and a Canadian, completed their run across the Sahara Desert, making the trio the first three modern runners to cross the grueling 7,300km desert.
Lin, 30, and his fellow ultra-athletes -- Charlie Engle, 44 and Ray Zahab, 38 -- reached the Suez Canal at Egypt's Red Sea on Tuesday night after running 111 consecutive days to cross the Sahara -- the world's largest desert.
The trio had traversed six countries, beginning with Senegal, followed by Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya and Egypt.
Lin is scheduled to return to Taiwan on Saturday.
To celebrate Lin's achievement, the government will host a "welcome home" press conference on Monday, Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) said yesterday.
"I am very happy to see Lin, carrying a national flag on his back, complete this grand challenge. His performance not only went beyond human limitations, but also brought glory to the country," Su said when asked by the press about Lin.
Su said the public can learn a lesson from Lin: "everyone has his forte, and can make it as long as he perseveres in the quest for dreams."
The premier said he had asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to help Lin solve his visa problem with the Senegalese government before he left on the journey and had also asked the embassy in Gambia to assist Lin when he had difficulties crossing Libya.
The trio endured strong winds, which can abruptly raise sand in every direction and extreme temperatures -- as high as 38oC during the day but freezing at night. The trek was originally scheduled to finish in 80 days.
They began in November, but had to run 200km under the surveillance of Libyan authorities, which at one point refused to grant them entry visas.
Lin, who has traveled the world competing in adventure races, said on the phone to his mentor on Tuesday night that the trek had tested his physical and mental limits.
He had to change his running shoes from size seven to eight-and-a-half because of swelling, but this had not forced him to rest for one single day, Lin said.
A film crew followed the trio, chronicling their desert journey for a documentary by actor Matt Damon's production company, LivePlanet.
Damon plans to narrate the documentary, which will be titled Running the Sahara.
- 2月 22 週四 200714:03
Runner finishes 111 day Sahara Desert adventure
TESTING LIMITS:
Ultra-endurance marathon runner Kevin Lin said his 111 day trip across the Sahara with two companions tested him mentally and physically
Ultra-endurance marathon runner Kevin Lin (林義傑), along with an American and a Canadian, completed their run across the Sahara Desert, making the trio the first three modern runners to cross the grueling 7,300km desert.
Lin, 30, and his fellow ultra-athletes -- Charlie Engle, 44 and Ray Zahab, 38 -- reached the Suez Canal at Egypt's Red Sea on Tuesday night after running 111 consecutive days to cross the Sahara -- the world's largest desert.
The trio had traversed six countries, beginning with Senegal, followed by Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya and Egypt.
Lin is scheduled to return to Taiwan on Saturday.
To celebrate Lin's achievement, the government will host a "welcome home" press conference on Monday, Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) said yesterday.
"I am very happy to see Lin, carrying a national flag on his back, complete this grand challenge. His performance not only went beyond human limitations, but also brought glory to the country," Su said when asked by the press about Lin.
Su said the public can learn a lesson from Lin: "everyone has his forte, and can make it as long as he perseveres in the quest for dreams."
The premier said he had asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to help Lin solve his visa problem with the Senegalese government before he left on the journey and had also asked the embassy in Gambia to assist Lin when he had difficulties crossing Libya.
The trio endured strong winds, which can abruptly raise sand in every direction and extreme temperatures -- as high as 38oC during the day but freezing at night. The trek was originally scheduled to finish in 80 days.
They began in November, but had to run 200km under the surveillance of Libyan authorities, which at one point refused to grant them entry visas.
Lin, who has traveled the world competing in adventure races, said on the phone to his mentor on Tuesday night that the trek had tested his physical and mental limits.
He had to change his running shoes from size seven to eight-and-a-half because of swelling, but this had not forced him to rest for one single day, Lin said.
A film crew followed the trio, chronicling their desert journey for a documentary by actor Matt Damon's production company, LivePlanet.
Damon plans to narrate the documentary, which will be titled Running the Sahara.
- 2月 15 週四 200710:53
Mors tua vita mea
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- 2月 15 週四 200710:53
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- 2月 14 週三 200700:09
[新聞]先改名再修法 法如沒過 民進黨團：大不了改回原名
更新日期:
2007/02/12 15:30
中華郵政公司改名臺灣郵政，引發工會激烈抗爭，抨擊程序違法。民進黨立院黨團則指控工會不該做「中國的走狗與代言人」。黨團也承認，相關法律必須修正，但是他們強調，修法只是補正程序，改名並沒有違法。記者問，如果修法不過怎麼辦？黨團幹事長王幸男說，那就改回原名，頂多是掛回原招牌，「也不會花太多錢」。
王幸男拿出一張中華郵政工會去年六月訪問大陸時的照片，表示工會竟然甘願被中共稱為「中國台灣郵政工會」，因此沒有資格抗議這次的正名。而且工會應該舉證證明改名會造成員工損失：如果有，可以依照國家賠償法求償，如果沒有，就請懸崖勒馬。
王幸男也承認，中華郵政改名後，的確必須修改相關組織法，如果立法院不通過修法，不排除改回「中華郵政」原名。
不過王幸男還是強調，中華郵政在組織法修法沒過之前改名，不算違法，修法算是交通部的補正程序。如果真的無法修法通過，那頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢。
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我真的很想罵︰什麼爛政府，做事都不先考慮一下嗎？居然連「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」也說的出口！你用的是我們一整年辛苦打拼所繳的血汗稅耶！！不把心思花在如何整頓金濟，光只向小處耍花招也是於事無補好嗎！
我沒政黨立場，但看到「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」這幾字就開始生無名火。
更多，無奈。
不過王幸男還是強調，中華郵政在組織法修法沒過之前改名，不算違法，修法算是交通部的補正程序。如果真的無法修法通過，那頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢。
--------------------------------------------------------------------
我真的很想罵︰什麼爛政府，做事都不先考慮一下嗎？居然連「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」也說的出口！你用的是我們一整年辛苦打拼所繳的血汗稅耶！！不把心思花在如何整頓金濟，光只向小處耍花招也是於事無補好嗎！
我沒政黨立場，但看到「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」這幾字就開始生無名火。
更多，無奈。
- 2月 14 週三 200700:09
[新聞]先改名再修法 法如沒過 民進黨團：大不了改回原名
更新日期:
2007/02/12 15:30
中華郵政公司改名臺灣郵政，引發工會激烈抗爭，抨擊程序違法。民進黨立院黨團則指控工會不該做「中國的走狗與代言人」。黨團也承認，相關法律必須修正，但是他們強調，修法只是補正程序，改名並沒有違法。記者問，如果修法不過怎麼辦？黨團幹事長王幸男說，那就改回原名，頂多是掛回原招牌，「也不會花太多錢」。
王幸男拿出一張中華郵政工會去年六月訪問大陸時的照片，表示工會竟然甘願被中共稱為「中國台灣郵政工會」，因此沒有資格抗議這次的正名。而且工會應該舉證證明改名會造成員工損失：如果有，可以依照國家賠償法求償，如果沒有，就請懸崖勒馬。
王幸男也承認，中華郵政改名後，的確必須修改相關組織法，如果立法院不通過修法，不排除改回「中華郵政」原名。
不過王幸男還是強調，中華郵政在組織法修法沒過之前改名，不算違法，修法算是交通部的補正程序。如果真的無法修法通過，那頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢。
--------------------------------------------------------------------
我真的很想罵︰什麼爛政府，做事都不先考慮一下嗎？居然連「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」也說的出口！你用的是我們一整年辛苦打拼所繳的血汗稅耶！！不把心思花在如何整頓金濟，光只向小處耍花招也是於事無補好嗎！
我沒政黨立場，但看到「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」這幾字就開始生無名火。
更多，無奈。
不過王幸男還是強調，中華郵政在組織法修法沒過之前改名，不算違法，修法算是交通部的補正程序。如果真的無法修法通過，那頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢。
--------------------------------------------------------------------
我真的很想罵︰什麼爛政府，做事都不先考慮一下嗎？居然連「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」也說的出口！你用的是我們一整年辛苦打拼所繳的血汗稅耶！！不把心思花在如何整頓金濟，光只向小處耍花招也是於事無補好嗎！
我沒政黨立場，但看到「頂多是掛回原招牌，也不會花太多錢」這幾字就開始生無名火。
更多，無奈。
- 2月 13 週二 200723:36
LINDA
從大三開始，還是研究生的她、博班的RUBY、還有我一起學拉丁文到現在也三年了，
時光在青春飛逝之間流轉，過得奇快呀！
LINDA中山博一、RUBY博三(？)，而我目前也有穩定的薪水還貸款。
雖然南北相隔，我還是非常喜歡這兩位好朋友。
LINDA個性活潑，
RUBY跟我一樣都是雙魚座，雖然年齡小有差距又沉靜寡言，但兩人話還是可以多到不行。
我們都要幸福喔！
希望今年五月可以在輔大見！^__^
