ejan1969 wrote:
今天下雨，不能在公園(恕刪)
這幾天假期，本來安排今天要去三峽滿月圓健行，結果下雨只好在家閱讀。
朋友推薦outlet的點水樓下午茶吃到飽，剛剛去電預約，客滿，找理由出門的機會又沒了，煮個鹹粥簡單吃。
kcj58 wrote:
不般人不是都這麼過的嗎
我們家先生今年滿上50了
還是全年無休努力在工作
都沒聽他喊累
也沒聽他說想要玩什麼
倒是買了滿屋子的書
工作空檔就是看書寫東西
下班後就是看書
一樣過得很充實開心
敝人還沒退休,但也寫過一本書,就在2017年從7月寫到10月,總共約260頁,寫完整理後拿給幾家出版社看,結果沒一家願意出版,被回說是小眾市場的書.
這是一本自己從事20幾年來的工作中某個領域(有關大數據/商業智慧/高階管理的結合)的東西,雖然沒能出版,但至少也從寫作過程中得到更多的啟發,績效評核/趨勢分析/決策支援,這三個重點的整理與總結.
最近,公司需要寫一本計劃書,剛好有4年前的經驗,駕輕就熟的列出大綱/目錄,沒幾天就把約30頁的計劃書第一版交給老板.
The most dangerous place on Earth
The test of a first-rate intelligence, wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald, is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. For decades just such an exercise of high-calibre ambiguity has kept the peace between America and China over Taiwan, an island of 24m people, 100 miles (160km) off China’s coast. Leaders in Beijing say there is only one China, which they run, and that Taiwan is a rebellious part of it. America nods to the one China idea, but has spent 70 years ensuring there are two.
Today, however, this strategic ambiguity is breaking down. The United States is coming to fear that it may no longer be able to deter China from seizing Taiwan by force. Admiral Phil Davidson, who heads the Indo-Pacific Command, told Congress in March that he worried about China attacking Taiwan as soon as 2027.
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