我只在等候着爱，要最终把我交在他手里．这是我迟误的原因，我要对这延误负咎．
他们要用法律和规章，来紧紧地约束我；但是我总是躲着他们，因为我只等候着爱，要最终把我交在他手里．
人们责备我，说我不理会人；我也知道他们的责备是有道理的．
市集已过，忙人的工作都已完毕．叫我不应的人都已含怒回去．我只等候着爱，要最终把我交在他手里．
吉檀迦利,17节,冰心译本.
感谢桑葚:)
如我在记事本上用铅笔写下的一样,昨天的担忧,是白色的.当什么都无能为力时,我,可以感觉到一种释然.
星期一, 八月 21, 2006
100 Great Businesses and The Minds Behind Them
A book review on 100 GREAT BUSINESSES AND THE MINDS BEHIND THEM from the cool hunter:
The typical business success story starts like this: Mr X has a brilliant idea in the bath one morning. He calls a friend, and together they build the invention in the garage. Then they go out and sell it from the back of Mr X’s car, and before they know it, they are both millionaires. We like these stories because they make us think we could easily do the same thing. All we need is that great idea, right?
...
As the one hundred businesses in this book all demonstrate, the real talent lies in knowing what to do next: how to finance and build the product, when and how to market it, and—most importantly—how to persist with it and continue to believe in it through the inevitable difficult times.
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If nothing else, reading through the one hundred profiles here demonstrates that there is no single path to becoming an entrepreneur and no single type of successful business. Nor is there a “correct” way to make a business work. Each entrepreneur has their own set of circumstances, their own personality, quirks, and survival skills. They develop their own leadership style to suit their circumstances to learn to succeed. When opportunity knocks, they listen. The simple truth is that there are as many ways to succeed in business as there are great businesses.
The typical business success story starts like this: Mr X has a brilliant idea in the bath one morning. He calls a friend, and together they build the invention in the garage. Then they go out and sell it from the back of Mr X’s car, and before they know it, they are both millionaires. We like these stories because they make us think we could easily do the same thing. All we need is that great idea, right?
...
As the one hundred businesses in this book all demonstrate, the real talent lies in knowing what to do next: how to finance and build the product, when and how to market it, and—most importantly—how to persist with it and continue to believe in it through the inevitable difficult times.
...
If nothing else, reading through the one hundred profiles here demonstrates that there is no single path to becoming an entrepreneur and no single type of successful business. Nor is there a “correct” way to make a business work. Each entrepreneur has their own set of circumstances, their own personality, quirks, and survival skills. They develop their own leadership style to suit their circumstances to learn to succeed. When opportunity knocks, they listen. The simple truth is that there are as many ways to succeed in business as there are great businesses.
星期日, 八月 20, 2006
心不在焉地,漫过你的致命伤
......
血液---这造物主从大地上
万物的喉咙里喷涌而出,
然后像一条燃烧的鱼冲上沙滩,
灼热的大海之骸骨的沙滩,
血液从高空的捕鸟网滑落,
离开大片潮湿的天空,
它流淌,流淌着,心不在焉地,
漫过了你致命的伤口.
......
时代,曼德尔施塔姆的短诗.
西川在论述什么是诗意时,说道"诗意应该是一切让我们有再生之感的东西".
血液---这造物主从大地上
万物的喉咙里喷涌而出,
然后像一条燃烧的鱼冲上沙滩,
灼热的大海之骸骨的沙滩,
血液从高空的捕鸟网滑落,
离开大片潮湿的天空,
它流淌,流淌着,心不在焉地,
漫过了你致命的伤口.
......
时代,曼德尔施塔姆的短诗.
西川在论述什么是诗意时,说道"诗意应该是一切让我们有再生之感的东西".
Those Relevant is more important than those popular
一个关于Blog的讨论:
Nick Carr发表The Great Unread,认为Blog圈最后也会像旧媒体圈子一样,那些在A-list上的Blogger将会赢得最多的眼球和关注,从而使得默默无名的Blogger没有出头之日,只能祈求那些A-listers大发善心加上其链接.于是,这个圈子其实也是封建等级制的一部分,所谓平等,开放及民主不过是纯洁的欺骗,善意的谎言而已.[...What we tell ourselves about the blogosphere - that it's open and democratic and egalitarian, that it stands in contrast and in opposition to the controlled and controlling mass media - is an innocent fraud.]
这篇post评论无数,一些A-listers还专门撰文加以反驳或讨论.比如,Mike Arrington就拍案而起的大叫道:Nick,绿林好汉还是混蛋一个?[Is Nick Carr the new Robin Hood, or just an Asshole?]
Stowe Boyd 对这次讨论做了比较详尽的归纳,推荐看一下.
个人比较认同的,是从Chris那里看到的观点:
Blogging is not about superstars; it's about individuals. It's the long tail of publishing. The top 100 is less important than the top 1 million - or more.
People and companies around the world start blogging not to get on the A-list, but rather to say something to their immediate audience. Even if that is an audience of one.
'Most Readers' will never beat 'Most personally relevant'. My local school's blog has more relevance to me than the A-list blog about schooling hosted by a stranger on the other side of the world.
一句话:Ultimately the goal of blogging should be that participants can find content that is not just popular, but most personally relevant.
Nick Carr发表The Great Unread,认为Blog圈最后也会像旧媒体圈子一样,那些在A-list上的Blogger将会赢得最多的眼球和关注,从而使得默默无名的Blogger没有出头之日,只能祈求那些A-listers大发善心加上其链接.于是,这个圈子其实也是封建等级制的一部分,所谓平等,开放及民主不过是纯洁的欺骗,善意的谎言而已.[...What we tell ourselves about the blogosphere - that it's open and democratic and egalitarian, that it stands in contrast and in opposition to the controlled and controlling mass media - is an innocent fraud.]
这篇post评论无数,一些A-listers还专门撰文加以反驳或讨论.比如,Mike Arrington就拍案而起的大叫道:Nick,绿林好汉还是混蛋一个?[Is Nick Carr the new Robin Hood, or just an Asshole?]
Stowe Boyd 对这次讨论做了比较详尽的归纳,推荐看一下.
个人比较认同的,是从Chris那里看到的观点:
Blogging is not about superstars; it's about individuals. It's the long tail of publishing. The top 100 is less important than the top 1 million - or more.
People and companies around the world start blogging not to get on the A-list, but rather to say something to their immediate audience. Even if that is an audience of one.
'Most Readers' will never beat 'Most personally relevant'. My local school's blog has more relevance to me than the A-list blog about schooling hosted by a stranger on the other side of the world.
一句话:Ultimately the goal of blogging should be that participants can find content that is not just popular, but most personally relevant.
游资和天使资本
程苓峰引述两个咖啡厅老板的话:
游资背后是单纯的逐利动机，一定要赚钱；而天使资本的动机是资助值得资助的人、支持令人兴奋的项目，盈利只在其次。所以游资的性格是急迫，而天使的性格是泰然。在发源地美国，天使并不总是最有钱的商人，生活舒适、交游广泛的医生律师也是一股力量。
P.S.他在那篇blog里还提到了许知远及他的<生活>杂志:
长相寒碜的男人，一头长发，穿件道袍一样的宽松白衣。以前常听另外一些媒体朋友戏谑，说看不懂这个人办的杂志。长宽都是一般杂志的 2倍，拿在手里又厚又重，尽是文绉绉的山水、虚无缥缈的意境，50块一本，报摊和机场都难看见。在这个都市白领忙着供房、企业家过劳死的时代，谁会买？
不过,他最后得出结论,那些做天使投资的人会买老许的杂志:)
游资背后是单纯的逐利动机，一定要赚钱；而天使资本的动机是资助值得资助的人、支持令人兴奋的项目，盈利只在其次。所以游资的性格是急迫，而天使的性格是泰然。在发源地美国，天使并不总是最有钱的商人，生活舒适、交游广泛的医生律师也是一股力量。
P.S.他在那篇blog里还提到了许知远及他的<生活>杂志:
长相寒碜的男人，一头长发，穿件道袍一样的宽松白衣。以前常听另外一些媒体朋友戏谑，说看不懂这个人办的杂志。长宽都是一般杂志的 2倍，拿在手里又厚又重，尽是文绉绉的山水、虚无缥缈的意境，50块一本，报摊和机场都难看见。在这个都市白领忙着供房、企业家过劳死的时代，谁会买？
不过,他最后得出结论,那些做天使投资的人会买老许的杂志:)
Web2.0 means more than just web
As Tim O'Railly says,
"Well, Web 2.0 is really not just about the web. It's really about the next generation of internet applications, and includes things like P2P file sharing and VoIP, which aren't based on the web at all. And actually, now that I mention it, it's really not even about the internet, narrowly defined as a class of TCP/IP-based networks. It's really about the internet as it was originally conceived, as a 'network of networks.'"
Tim然后追溯了Internet的起源,提出不要忘记Internet广义的含意,并且,我们现在做的,是
" pushing the boundaries of the old internet, as it comes to include the cellphone network, telematics networks, and other emerging forms of connectivity."
"Well, Web 2.0 is really not just about the web. It's really about the next generation of internet applications, and includes things like P2P file sharing and VoIP, which aren't based on the web at all. And actually, now that I mention it, it's really not even about the internet, narrowly defined as a class of TCP/IP-based networks. It's really about the internet as it was originally conceived, as a 'network of networks.'"
Tim然后追溯了Internet的起源,提出不要忘记Internet广义的含意,并且,我们现在做的,是
" pushing the boundaries of the old internet, as it comes to include the cellphone network, telematics networks, and other emerging forms of connectivity."
请容我懈怠一会儿
请容我懈怠一会儿，来坐在你的身边．我手边的工作等一下子再去完成．
不在你的面前，我的心就不知道什么是安逸和休息，我的工作变成了无边的劳役海中的无尽的劳役．
今天，炎暑来到我的窗前，轻嘘微语；群蜂在花树的宫廷中尽情弹唱．
这正是应该静坐的时光，和你相对，在这静寂和无边的闲暇里唱出生命的献歌．
I ask for a moment's indulgence to sit by thy side. The works that I have in hand I will finish afterwards.
文稿来自cnBeat的桑葚,在此表示感谢:)
不在你的面前，我的心就不知道什么是安逸和休息，我的工作变成了无边的劳役海中的无尽的劳役．
今天，炎暑来到我的窗前，轻嘘微语；群蜂在花树的宫廷中尽情弹唱．
这正是应该静坐的时光，和你相对，在这静寂和无边的闲暇里唱出生命的献歌．
I ask for a moment's indulgence to sit by thy side. The works that I have in hand I will finish afterwards.
Away from the sight of thy face my heart knows no rest nor respite, and my work becomes an endless toil in a shoreless sea of toil.
Today the summer has come at my window with its sighs and murmurs; and the bees are plying their minstrelsy at the court of the flowering grove.
Now it is time to sit quite, face to face with thee, and to sing dedication of live in this silent and overflowing leisure.
吉檀迦利第5节,泰戈尔著,冰心译本.文稿来自cnBeat的桑葚,在此表示感谢:)
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