oooo 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/29 02:45 PM 回應
有幸成為byn大家族【校友眷屬】一員
連日來驗明正身後
確定是xxxx枕邊狼
誤會終冰釋
本人誠懇接受0000道歉
自古有道
不打不相識
在此針對本人隱身懸疑
所引發諸多事端
向2248及眾家姊妹淘
深深一鞠躬
阿甘的左腳啟程出發
跑向2006
一切
戲水無痕
阿甘的左腳 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/29 02:21 PM 回應
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呃~ 我又說得令人乏味...XX露齒笑~ 好! 不說了.
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2248 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 01:22 PM 回應
You're welcome, I just replied sooner than many others who also know the answer :-)
However, if the file size is too big, you'll need to do the following:
File -> Save As -> Change...
Sound Selection
Format: MPEG Layer-3
Attributes: leave default or choose from highest quality (largest size)
down to lowest quality (smallest size)
OK
Enter Filename -> Save
This will significantly reduce the file size and still most people can play it back.
respectf&# 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 12:57 PM 回應
You just made my day.
Now I have more to play.
感謝低手的敢於發問及研究精神.
I am so proud of being a BEINU graduate, having so many elite schoolmates and friends.
BTW, do I know you personally?
2248 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 12:50 PM 回應
自從'我家也有小綠綠'五千字的大作登出後,難得有新的朋友新的題材文章出現在部落格中,雖然有些一時看不懂,不過仍是可再回味省思的,別把人家嚇跑了,終究大家都希望這棵大樹繼續繁榮茂盛長高長大,不是嗎?!
2132 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 10:08 AM 回應
Assuming you are using a Windows PC:
1. plugin a microphone into the back (or front) of your PC where it labels 'line in' or 'microphone'.
2. launch 'Sound Recorder':
Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Entertainment -> Sound Recorder
3. You can record, playback, and then save the sound into a .wav file (or 'save as' into a .mp3 file).
4. You can adjust the volume under 'Line In' in 'Volume Controls'.
5. Attach this sound file to your email.
respectf&# 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 05:13 AM 回應
gradual one, longer than any other animal species on earth that we know of. As for many
(legally) adults, this process may never complete even until death!
The feeling of ambivalence, risking into the unknown territorries and, side by side,
shrinking back to the safe and familiar, is absolutely normal and universal. And the
struggling to find that right balance, for both children and parents, is absolutely
necessary and healthy, in my humble opinion :-)
Finally, a major difference between raising kids and raising pets is that:
For kids, you desire them to be independent one day soon.
For pets, you desire them to stay dependent forever!
(thank you for your time and sorry for my poor english)
respectf&# 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/21 04:41 AM 回應
extending and enlarging of the self, stepping out of the comfort zone and risking into
the unknown, is closely related to the phenomenon of love.
For children, out of self love, they give up the dependency of their childhood in order
to grow into adulthood. Of the many risks that they can take in a lifetime, the greatest
risk is the risk of growing up.
For parents, out of genuine love, they give up the control of, authority over, and
influence upon their children, so they may become truly independent. Not just physically
and financially, but emotionally and psychologically as well.
(to be continued)
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1139 在 新浪部落 於 2005/12/19 11:33 PM 回應
孩子們大了,慢慢地我們(父母)的意見僅供參考用. 唸什麼科系, 要不要再繼續讀書,工作,交朋友..
人生是一連串的抉擇. 我常跟孩子說,你們做什摩決定我們都支持, 但你們做不同的決定會帶來不同的結果, 你們要對自己的決定負責.
話是這麼說,心中還是深怕他們走冤枉路了... 心疼他們受苦哩.
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聖誕節是"給"的季節. 紀念耶穌誕生的日子. Christmas 的 Christ 就是基督耶穌.
敬人者提的經聖經經文出自使徒行傳, 是兩千年前使徒保羅傳述耶穌的話 "... 又當記念主耶穌的話,說:施比受更為有福。" (It is more blessed to give than to receive.)
在部落格從雙木的草創到木頭先生的連結, 眾姊妹(弟兄)的參與, "施比受更為有福" 祝福每一位願意給的人.
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