On October 14, we met with our teacher, Mrs. Wang, at Yang-Tsung restaurant. Below are some photos and movies I took.
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Introduction of CC in Co-note
I took charge of the typesetting of the 9th ENT Co-note. It really was a huge work and took me almost one day to finish it. Customarily, if one typesets, he can insert some jokes or whatever he likes to the empty area between paragraphs. For me, it is not easy. I don’t like to insert those UNFUNNY jokes (we call them COLD jokes), but what should I choose.
After several days consideration, I decided to introduce the concept of Creative Commons to my classmates. I referred to a publication of Institute of Information Science Academia Sinica and wrote something in Chinese. I think, although it is not a classic in spreading CC, it may impact some of my classmates’ thought.
Reply of Selling Blood
This morning I received a email from a person who claimed he is a reader of my blog. He wanted to ask me about “selling blood.” I thought he may read this (zh-TW) and wanted me to gave some informations. First time, I replied him in Chinese, but just now, I received his reply. He said he couldn’t read my text. I found that he uses Yahoo! Mail service, which uses Big5 as default encoding, and I use Gmail, which uses UTF-8. So I guess it may be a problem of encoding and suggested him to try changing encoding while viewing. But I am not very sure it’ll work. So I still wrote another email in English. English works in all encodings. I Hope so. :p
Now At Dan-Shuei
This afternoon, I rode on my bicycle, along the Taipei Bicycle Track, arrived Dan-Shuei at about 5:00 p.m. I even didn’t realize that I really got here, because this is the first time I come to Dan-Shuei via this way.
It’s nearly sunset. I stoped my bike, took some photos and walk along the Dan-Shuei River. There were a lot of people here, maybe because today is the National Day. I ate a lot of snacks, fruit with chocolate covering, Chou-Dou-Fu barbecue (碳烤臭豆腐), a string of baked mutton, the Ancient Rice (古早飯), and a large ice cream. I’m so satisfied with these food.
My Online Gallery of Taiwan Travel
This morning, while I was reading blogs on Bloglines, I found this (zh-CN). The author said that his 23 people (now 23) account had been upgraded automatically to a PLUS account. This means that there’s no limitation in uploading photos. I was a little excited, go onto 23 and login to see if there’s any change with my account. It’s so amazing that mine also became a plus account.
I was so happy because I have been so worried that I have no place to put all my photos taken in the around-Taiwan trip. Even I’d had tried to sign up many Yahoo account and used the 20MB/month-upload-limt Flickr service. I immediately packed the photos into zip files (if I tried to upload them one by one, I’ll be exhausted before finishing that. XD), and uploaded them. But as the article above said, 23 didn’t offer a convenient tool for users. (I like the Windows Publisher of Flickr most.) Hope they’ll offer one before long.
O.K., here is a list of my albums. They are separated into 14, because totally I spent 14 days. But the titles and descriptions of albums and photos will be in Chinese. BTW, I wrote diaries, but they are still in Chinese. :p
- 1st day: Taipei-Tauyuen: Album. Diary
- 2nd day: Tauyuen-Sinju: Album. Diary
- 3rd day: Sinju-Miaoli: Album. Diary
- 4th day: Miaoli-Taichung: Album. Diary
- 5th day: Changhwa: Album. Diary
- 6th day: Nantou: Album. Diary
- 7th day: Ali Mountain Train: Album. Diary
- 8th day: Sunrise on Ali Mountain: Album. Diary
- 9th day: Tainan-Kaohsiung: Album. Diary
- 10th day: Kaohsiung-Pingdong: Album. Diary
- 11th day: Pingdong-Taidong: Album. Diary
- 12th day: Taidong-Hwalian: Album. Diary
- 13th day: Hwalian-Yilan: Album. Diary
- 14th day: Yilan-Taipei: Album. Diary