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One day,a man was drowning in the water.
And a boat came by and said,"Do you need any help?"
He said,"No,thank you.God will save me."
Then another boat came by.
Said,"Do you need any help?"
And he said,"No,thank you.God will save me."
Then he drowned,and he went to heaven.
And he said,"God,why didn't you save me?"
And God said,"I sent you two big boats,you dummy."

这是<当幸福来敲门>中Gardner的小儿子Chrisopher为了安慰他父亲讲的一个故事
感人的影片
感人的故事
影片最后莫名的感动
是因为故事的情节
还是Will Smith的演技
自己也无从得知

机会是靠自己去争取的

最近一直忙毕业展和答辩，现在终于都结束了，大学生活眼看就过完了。

 

 

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Big square icons and of course Coverflow let you navigate the Mac way. What’s interesting is his surface design. All four surfaces are touchscreens which could present some interesting and unique interface design. The integrated WIFI also enables you to browse iTunes. It’s not an iPod replacement per say. Think of it more as a big brother to the iPod Shuffle.

Designer: Alexei Mikhailov

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Designer: Min-Kyu An