星期二, 11月 18, 2008

Thomas L. Friedman

Why We Need a Green Revolution - And How it Can Renew America


Thomas L. Friedman's no. 1 bestseller The World Is Flat has helped millions of readers to see globalization in a new way. Now Friedman brings a fresh outlook to the crises of destabilizing climate change and rising competition for energy—both of which could poison our world if we do not act quickly and collectively. His argument speaks to all of us who are concerned about the state of America in the global future.
Friedman proposes that an ambitious national strategy—which he calls "Geo-Greenism"—is not only what we need to save the planet from overheating; it is what we need to make America healthier, richer, more innovative, more productive, and more secure.
As in The World Is Flat, he explains a new era—the Energy-Climate era—through an illuminating account of recent events. He shows how 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and the flattening of the world by the Internet (which brought 3 billion new consumers onto the world stage) have combined to bring climate and energy issues to Main Street. But they have not gone very far down Main Street; the much-touted "green revolution" has hardly begun. With all that in mind, Friedman sets out the clean-technology breakthroughs we, and the world, will need; he shows that the ET (Energy Technology) revolution will be both transformative and disruptive; and he explains why America must lead this revolution—with the first Green President and a Green New Deal, spurred by the Greenest Generation.
Hot, Flat, and Crowded is classic Thomas L. Friedman—fearless, incisive, forward-looking, and rich in surprising common sense about the world we live in today.




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Thomas L. Friedman
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星期一, 11月 17, 2008

Open Access Journals

Open Access is just like Google Scholar, you can search freely on large database with huge collections of journals, and you pay only when you wanna download the article. Therefore, unlike paid database, you are accessible to the world of knowledge FREE. I try to find database which has psychology stuff, check out the links below:
  1. Google Scholar
  2. Directory of open access journals www.doaj.org
  3. Highwire highwire.stanford.edu
  4. Cogprints.org
  5. Amoeba Web
  6. Evolutionary Psychology
  7. Psychology.about.com/Full Text Journals
  8. E-Journal of Applied Psychology
  9. 應用心理期刊
Please leave me a massage if you know more. Thank you.
Open Access Definition
wikipedia.org/Open_access_journal
Impact of open access journals [pdf]

星期六, 11月 15, 2008

為自己的天空加一道彩虹

前幾天我和她在講著她的同事的壞話,講到蠻有心得的時候,她突然收到這樣的簡訊,寫著上面那幾個字:
懂得看破的人不會計較
懂得欣賞的人不會嫉妒
懂得放下的人不會貪心
懂得開心的人不會生氣
動得快樂的人不會失敗
 突然有一種人在做,天在看的感覺。
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星期六, 11月 08, 2008

部落格廣告很好賺!

 
我從2005年就開始寫blog了,這四年來,我用了幾種廣告服務,包括:Google Adsense(全球),BloggerAds(台灣)和 Advertlets(馬來西亞)。大家可能覺得寫部落格不放廣告是一件浪漫的事,但是這個年頭不放廣告的人已經越來越少了,許多部落客為了提高收入,把廣告放得大大的,一進來就看見的,容易 不小心就 點到的等等方法,硬是要讓訪客看到 點到 他放的廣告。

我的部落格廣告收入是這樣的

星期三, 11月 05, 2008

I love Obama's Speaking


Catch BarackObamadotcom at Youtube. I love Obama's Speaking & arts too :) Check it out on Obama Art Report blog.

This piece entitled "Prospects of Democracy" incorporates sound bites from a political speech of Noam Chomsky about America's ideal concepts of democracy versus it's current misappropriation. It also a incorporates excerpts from Charlie Chaplin's closing speech in the film "The Great Dictator" which similarly discusses the pitfalls of greed combined with politics.

星期六, 11月 01, 2008

David Perry: Will videogames become better than life?

Video Gamers: Easy to Quit
Long-term video-game use could make boys more impatient and easily frustrated.
By: JoAnne Viviano

A study by Adelphi University researchers in New York suggests that long-term video-game use could make boys easily frustrated and impatient. Much psychological research studies a game's content and links to violence or other bad behavior. (Read the rest here)

Psychology Today Magazine, Jan/Feb 2005
Last Reviewed 21 Jul 2008
Article ID: 3701
Well, this is the first story that we always heard. Well, here is a totally different story which I prefer more. Watch this TED Talk by David Perry, enjoy.





Download this talk as High-res video (MP4)
The Benefits of Video Games

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