2009年12月22日 星期二

#7 exercise

I would like to thanks Prof. Charles K. Kao, "Father of Fibre Optics" and one of the winners of Nobel Prize in Physics this year. Internet changes the world! In the past decades, users can only use card catalogue to search author, title, call no., etc. during Library open hours. Right now, patrons can access online catalogue via Library home page anytime anywhere! In additional, I spend a lot time on the online communicating with family and friends, such as sharing pictures and chatting online.

Many thanks to Prof. Kao!

#6 exercise

I have tried to use Captioner, which is a funny tool to create a dialogue box on the picture posting on Flickr.
For example, you can see the original cross stitch pattern of "Is that all?"



After editing by Captioner, see the result for the following link~~ I'm hungry!

2009年12月18日 星期五

#5 exercise: Doraemon


A lovely and cute Japanese pattern. Finished in 2008.

#5 exercise: Don't Rush Me!!!


Don't Rush Me!!!, originally uploaded by Cross Stitching Lover.
Designed by Ms Joan Elliott.
One of my cross stitching finished products in 2008.

#5 exercise: Take a Nap


Take a Nap, originally uploaded by Cross Stitching Lover.
This is one of the patterns of DMC Country Companions. Finished in 2008.

2009年12月11日 星期五

#2 exercise

In my opinion, the easiest habit in the 7 1/2 is Habit 7 1/2: Play! Experiences can be shared with the elderly; up-to-day technology, such as how to set up a Facebook account; and, create a web page, can be learned from kids. Also, communication skills and positive thinking can be interactived with those groups.

The hardest habit in the 7 1/2 Habits is Habit #2: Accept responsibility for your own learning. It is very difficulty for adult learners to balance work, family as well as lifelong learning. Therefore, the target may be reviewed and modified frequency in order to fit the goal.