【川普談香港局勢:好大的示威...】
前情:這其實不是川普主動發言,而是在白宮與波蘭總統會面時,記者喊問後的簡短回答。(老實說,比起美國國務院批評「一國兩制腐蝕香港」的強硬口吻,川普的回答其實顯得非常保守。)
逐字翻譯如下:
記者:「你對香港示威活動的反應是什麼?中國是否過度伸長了手?」
川普:「嗯,他們是大規模示威遊行。 我今天看了,真的是一百萬人。很多時候,人們自稱有2000人,但實際上是1000人,或者是200人。我常看到這種事。但是當你看這個(香港)示威時,他們說這是一百萬人,那真的是一百萬人。這是我見過的超大型的示威。 所以,我希望中國和香港會找出辦法。」
記者:「(你認為)他們是否通過這些示威,向中國發送信息?」
川普:「我不知道他們(香港)傳送什麼給他們(中國)。我的意思是,這是他們所擁有的示威。我也理解示威的原因,但我相信他們能夠解決這個問題。我希望他們能夠與中國找出辦法。」
(圖片攝於川普與波蘭總統的白宮玫瑰園記者會)
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, they're massive demonstrations. I looked today, and that really is a million people. A lot of times, people talk about they had 2,000 people but it was really 1,000 or it was 200. I see it all the time. I see it all the time. But when you look at this demonstration, they said it was a million people, and that was a million people. That was as big a demonstration as I've ever seen. So, I hope it all works out for China and for Hong Kong.
Q Are they sending a message to China with these demonstrations?
PRESIDENT TRUMP: I don't know what they're sending them. I mean, that's a demonstration that they're having. I understand the reason for the demonstration, but I'm sure they'll be able to work it out. I hope they're going to be able to work it out with China.
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好溫暖、好勵志
獻給正在跌倒、或是即將跌倒的每一位朋友
(偷偷說,版主歌聲好美❤️)
最震撼的一課---美國教室。(English Version below)
星期六早上的芭蕾課在接近尾聲的時候,老師要大家分組一起旋轉、跳躍,以優雅的舞姿穿越教室。一組接著一組,跟著優美的古典樂拍子,無論如何都要面帶笑容、華麗向前。課堂上充滿了各式各樣的學生,8歲金髮女孩、10歲中國裔女孩、12歲南亞裔女孩、23歲韓國女孩、27歲非裔女孩、29歲台妹我本人、35歲金髮男同學、40歲紅髮氣質辣媽、開心慈祥的老太太...等。而老師被稱為「派翠莎女士」則是我所見過學識最淵博、身體超菁壯、經驗特豐富、非常戲劇化、不可思議的幽默、又超級愛八卦的一位六十幾歲金髮女人,習舞超過50年,每天堅持教課六∼八小時。
在最後一組轉圈的時候,那位紅髮辣媽一時失去平衡而跌坐在地,撞出了很大的碰地一聲。她臉紅的攤攤手、難為情的一笑,擺出無可奈何的表情。而我則是立刻別過頭去,不好意思和她對到眼,因為不確定該用什麼樣的表情反應。
這時老師邊搓著雙手、邊喜孜孜地走過來對著她菁英技巧班的女孩們叫道:女孩們,在我們高級技巧班上要是有同學跌倒了我們該怎麼做呢?
這時所有年紀低於16的女孩們一起開心的拍手鼓舞起來,投以愛慕的眼光。
派翠莎女士:沒錯! 我們要拍手叫好,大家一起來! 鼓掌!!
全場一起對著那位跌倒又站起來了的辣媽微笑拍手。
派翠莎女士接著:然後這個時候呢,老師會走到其他女孩們前面,對著著他們說...
邊走邊演,對著班上最努力、最進階的一位美麗女孩,並指著辣媽說:她試過了。她勇於嘗試,冒著可能會摔倒的風險,嘗試更難的動作,為了變得更好、追求進步。
再指著其他的女孩們, 一個個問道: 你們為什麼都不去摔倒? 為什麼不去嘗試? 為什麼不敢冒險? 大家都應該向她學習,我們一起謝謝她這麼認真!
我差點淚崩。
瞬間明白了那些美國同學們臉上一直以來有的那種自信的表情從何而來。那種不管別人眼光、不怕摔倒、不怕失敗、只一心追求自己當下的努力足不足夠的每一個時刻,因為只有自己的努力是重要的,其他什麼都不值得花心思考慮。摔倒表示你在嘗試,嘗試表示你離進步更近,而感到舒服並不會讓你往前任何一點。
我好希望我小時候摔倒的時候有人這樣激勵我,並把它當成一個好的教育機會,讓大家一起更勇於嘗試。不過一切都還不遲,這是我來美國三年學到最震撼的一課。對了,再過兩天就三週年了。只想和大家分享一下,就這樣。
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The most shocking lesson - the American classroom.
At the end of the ballet class on Saturday morning, the teacher asked everyone to spin, jump, and dance through the classroom elegantly. One group after another, following the beautiful classical music tempo, no matter what happens, always smiling, and looking fabulous. The class is full of all kinds of students, 8 year old blonde girl, 10 year old Chinese american girl, 12 year old South Asian american girl, 23 year old Korean girl, 27 year old African american girl, 29 year old Taiwanese moi, 35 years old blonde male classmate, 40-year-oldish red-haired temperament hot mom, happy ladies in their fifties ...etc. The teacher is called "Ms. Patricia", who is a sixty-something blonde, the most knowledgeable woman I have seen with super-strong body, the most experienced in teaching, very dramatic, incredibly humorous, and girl, she loves to gossip. She has also been practicing ballet for more than 50 years, and insisting on teaching for six to eight hours a day.
While the very last group was finishing up their turns, the red-haired hot mom lost her balance and fell to the floor, making a bump. She blushed, and smiled a little embarrassed, making this "Voila" gesture, and then stood up. On the other hand I felt a little embarrassed for her, so I smiled nervously and soon turned my head away because I wasn't sure what kind of expression I should've been reacting.
At this time, the teacher walked over, rubbing her both hands together, looking entertained and glanced at the girls in her elite class. She shouted: Girls, what do we do when someone falls in our tech class?
All the girls under the age of 16 started to clap their hands and show genuine admiration.
Ms. Patricia: That's right! We clap! Everyone come together! Applaud!!
The audience applauded and cheered for the hot mom who stood up after she fell.
Ms. Patricia went on: Usually at this time, the teacher will go to the other girls and say...
Acting while walking over to a beautiful girl who is the most advanced in the class, and pointed to the hot mom and said: she tried. She dared to try, risking the possibility of falling, trying harder moves, in order to become better and making more progress.
Then she pointed to other girls, one by one, asking: Why don't you fall? Why don't you try? Why not taking risks? Everyone should learn from her, and we thank her for trying so hard!
I almost burst into tears.
I instantly understood where the confident expressions that have always been on the faces of American classmates came from. Every single moment, doesn't matter what other people think, do not be afraid of falling, not afraid of failure, and only try to focus on this moment of effort, are you doing enough? Because only your effort is important, and nothing else is worth worrying. Falling means you are trying, trying means that you are closer to progress, and feeling comfortable doesn't let you go any further.
I wished that someone had said something like this to motivate me when I was a child who fell hard and using it as a good educational opportunity to encourage everyone else to try. But nothing is ever too late, this is the most shocking lesson (in the best way) I have learned in the United States after almost three years. By the way, in the next couple of days it'd be three years since I moved from home.
Just wanted to share with you, this.
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that's for sure 意思 在 筆尖溫度 Facebook 的精選貼文
【筆尖碎碎念】😜
有經營粉絲團的朋友,一定都有感覺,
2017年中過後,觸及率都有一定程度的下降....😓
原來FB的演算法在CEO馬克的宣示下,
未來將以朋友、家人👫的社交貼文為主,
意思是粉絲團貼文在動態牆上的比例將會降低。
作為一個使用者,我覺得這是好的方向,
要不然我個人的動態牆都快被一些媒體新聞淹沒了,
但作為一個粉絲團的版主可就苦惱了,
這樣的改變意味著作品的機率降低了....📉
因應這樣的趨勢與改變,
如果你想要多看 筆尖溫度 的教學與作品貼文,
有兩個方法你可以做👇
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2. 關注訂閱 筆尖溫度 其他社群的頻道:
Instagram ( 照片與短片為主 )
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痞客邦 ( 有比較詳細的圖片步驟解說 )
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微博 ( 以簡體字發表 )
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Youtube頻道 ( 可收看高畫質影音 )
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筆尖溫度社團 ( 討論分享大家的作品 )
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One of our big focus areas for 2018 is making sure the time we all spend on Facebook is time well spent.
We built Facebook to help people stay connected and bring us closer together with the people that matter to us. That's why we've always put friends and family at the core of the experience. Research shows that strengthening our relationships improves our well-being and happiness.
But recently we've gotten feedback from our community that public content -- posts from businesses, brands and media -- is crowding out the personal moments that lead us to connect more with each other.
It's easy to understand how we got here. Video and other public content have exploded on Facebook in the past couple of years. Since there's more public content than posts from your friends and family, the balance of what's in News Feed has shifted away from the most important thing Facebook can do -- help us connect with each other.
We feel a responsibility to make sure our services aren’t just fun to use, but also good for people's well-being. So we've studied this trend carefully by looking at the academic research and doing our own research with leading experts at universities.
The research shows that when we use social media to connect with people we care about, it can be good for our well-being. We can feel more connected and less lonely, and that correlates with long term measures of happiness and health. On the other hand, passively reading articles or watching videos -- even if they're entertaining or informative -- may not be as good.
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As we roll this out, you'll see less public content like posts from businesses, brands, and media. And the public content you see more will be held to the same standard -- it should encourage meaningful interactions between people.
For example, there are many tight-knit communities around TV shows and sports teams. We've seen people interact way more around live videos than regular ones. Some news helps start conversations on important issues. But too often today, watching video, reading news or getting a page update is just a passive experience.
Now, I want to be clear: by making these changes, I expect the time people spend on Facebook and some measures of engagement will go down. But I also expect the time you do spend on Facebook will be more valuable. And if we do the right thing, I believe that will be good for our community and our business over the long term too.
At its best, Facebook has always been about personal connections. By focusing on bringing people closer together -- whether it's with family and friends, or around important moments in the world -- we can help make sure that Facebook is time well spent.
that's for sure 意思 在 Jackz Youtube 的最佳解答
香港10大無人能及的優點
Here are 10 things this great city does better than anywhere else.
1. 摩天大樓全球最多 Building into the sky
香港現時有1,251幢摩天大廈,數量全球最多,比新加坡要多一倍,形成叫世界讚嘆的維港景觀。除了高聳在城中,中銀大廈及香港國際金融中心等亦很具設計特色。
When you've got a heck of a lot of people and very little land, what do you do? Hong Kong's solution is to stack them up on top of each other, inside tall buildings.
2. 敢死的建築技巧 Daredevil construction
其他地方都是用鋼和鋁築棚,香港的竹棚技術讓各國驚訝。CNN甚至用「敢死(Daredevil)」去形容現時超過1,700位註冊竹棚工人呢。
Daredevil scaffolders dangling precariously on bits of bamboo suspended in midair are a common and heart-stopping sight in Hong Kong's streets.
3. 說廣東話的都是語言人才 Tonal talents
內地媒體日前傳言「說廣東話會生癌」,論點極具創意,而 CNN 卻從欣賞角度去看我們的語言 - 廣東話多達 9 個音,比普通話(4音)、泰文(5音)、越南文(6音)要多,每個音都有不同意思,足以讓外國人驚嘆其精細。而在香港,每日更有創新潮語豐富我們的日常對話。所以,識講嘅,一定係講廣東話。
Check out Carlos Douh's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/carlosdouh), the Internet's most entertaining Cantonese language teacher, for quick and easy Cantonese lessons.
2. 極低罪案率 Staying alive
這裡不單只是全球罪案率最低的城市之一,還是全球最少兇殺案的地方之一,絕對是全球最安全地方。
Hong Kong - with an intentional homicide rate of 0.2 per 100,000 people in the last 16 years - only lost out to Monaco and Palau, where there have been zero recorded murders.
3. 交通發達 Getting you there
香港公共交通系統之方便享譽全球,相對歐美國家,香港對私家車的依賴低得多。CNN 亦讚港鐵的運作表現優良。
Hong Kong is really good at getting you where you need to go.
6. 低稅制 Letting you keep your money
薪俸稅只在15%-17%之間,而香港亦沒有消費稅(GST),是工作生活的好地方。
As a financial center that's historically been seen as the gateway to the Chinese market, Hong Kong is a great place to make money.
7. 武打電影 Kung fu movies
香港出產了李小龍、成龍、周潤發、張曼玉等國際巨星,而武打電影更能打入荷里活市場。外國人都能數得出多部知名武打電影如「臥虎藏龍」、「精武門」、「黃飛鴻」等作品。香港電影業的輝煌,有賴邵氏的貢獻。
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Chow Yun Fat, Maggie Cheung, John Woo, Wong Kar-wai ... the list of Hong Kong's cinematic heavy hitters goes on.
8. 優秀的國際機場 Soft landings
香港國際機場由1998年運作至今已取得逾 40 項國際大獎,更一直屹立於Skytrax的全球國際機場排名之中。縱使近年受到新加坡樟宜機場的挑戰,香港國際機場的載客量依然大幅拋離對手。
One of the most impressive sites for Hong Kong visitors is the airport. Sure, it's recently been toppled from the throne by Singapore's Changi Airport.But Hong Kong handles more passenger traffic, 53 million passengers in 2011.
Take that, Singapore.
9. 美食天堂 Foodie-ism
七百萬人,萬五家食府 (實際數字應該更多),其多樣性和創意亦叫人目不暇給。雖然只是彈丸之地,香港有多家米芝蓮星級食府,這裡絕對是覓食的好地方。
Ever tried a syrup-slathered French toast filled with satay beef slices? Or instant noodles dressed in a cheese sauce?
No? You haven't lived.
Take it from this city of people who are very good at eating.
10. 喜愛夜蒲 Partying so hard the neighbors want in on it
中環蘭桂坊有超過 100 家酒吧蒲場,本地及外國人都集中在這裡狂歡。蘭桂坊的成功更被中國其他城市借鏡。
First time visitors to Hong Kong's party area, Lan Kwai Fong, might think they've entered a time warp, suddenly appearing in Ibiza or Cancun at 9 p.m. on a Friday night.
What other things do you think Hong Kong does best? Tell us in the comment section.
CNN 激讚 香港 10 大無人能及的優點
http://www.utravel.com.hk/DetailNews.php?id=ADIRYxEtA3E
你怎能不愛香港? How can you not love Hong Kong?
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/04/20/travel/10-things-hk-does-best/
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