今天是一學期一度的家聚, 因為不能陪葆如去吃晚餐, 因此利用家聚前的一點點時間, 先載她過去阿財買個水餃回來吃, 反正原本家聚的地點定在瓦城, 走過去就到了.
不過正在阿財等水餃的時候, 卻接到學弟的電話臨時要改到中山站附近的陶板屋去吃, 我一聽忽然大驚, 怎麼會臨時改那麼遠的地方, 還不太相信的再問一次地點, 會不會是我自己聽錯其實是在天母附近的中山北路, 結果當然是沒錯啦!
Embed XHTML-validated Flash Movie
A few day ago, I tried to embed a flash about sasimi and Tzu-jiun in Hsien-Chih’s blog, but the syntax seemed not be validated by W3C. I don’t like this to happen and googled some information to solve it. After consulting this page, I changed the code to:
<object width="400" height="327" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="swf_url">
<param name="movie" value="swf_url" />
</object>
And this works correctly in IE, Firefox, and Opera.
Take a note, and I think I’ll need it in the future.
2005.10.22 Update: Use " for this special html character: "
2005.10.29 Update: The URL of Hsien-CHih’s blog had changed.
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
My New Medical Tools
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I bought my first stethoscope this semester. In fact, many of my classmates bought theirs 1 year ago, because of the clerk course in VGHTPE in our fourth year of medical education. But I didn’t buy at that time, because I thought a stethoscope almostly won’t be used the whole year until we become a full-time clerk in the sixth year. Originally, I planned to buy it one more year later, but suddenly I found that it’ll be too late if I’d like to buy one with my school brother. Anyway, I bought it now, also did my roommate.
It is Littmann Classic II S.E. made by 3M. It cost me NTD $1,950 and there are a penlight and a hammer for bonus. Although I already had a penlight from propa while in Chi-Mei in July, this one looks more delicate. :)
Hope I can learn the skill of using all these tools to help patients.
Tags: Medicine, Stethoscope, Penlight, Hammer
Publishing YMChmusic Podcast
Tonight, I’d published a podcast (zh-TW) for the first time. I chose YM Chmusic’s blog (zh-TW) as the platform. It progressed smoothly, and in a few minutes, I published a 2-year-ago sound recording of Greeting New Arrivals in the auditorium. FeedBurner is a convenient tool for this.
Originally, I thought I would try that here, but in such a short period, I couldn’t find any of my sound-recording but a piece of chmusic’s.
Here or in the YM Chmusic’s blog, I’ll continually publish some pieces of sound-recording, mainly some music-instrument playing or Chinese orchestra.
Please wait and see.
Tags: Podcast, Chinese Music