2005年11月10日邱再興學長演講實錄
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在交大管科系友會陳俊秀學長的努力下，第三屆交大高階經理人培訓班很高興在第二場演講中邀請到邱再興學長，學長民國五五年電研所畢業後，就積極投入電子領域，可謂台灣電機電子工業的元老之一。他豐富的人生歷練、專業知識、美學素養加上毫不做作的語吻，讓聽眾彷彿置身講者的記憶深處，在真情流露下，一字一句的道出辛酸的過去，扣人心弦，實為一場佳作，整場演講上半場主要是談台灣電子業發展的歷史及自身創業的過程，下半場著重於人生的感觸及體驗，以下便是邱再興的演講摘要。
Part One: 台灣電子之父
求學甘苦談
邱再興出生於基隆，從小由於家裡環境的因素，必須半工半讀，長達十年的台北求學生涯裡，除了唸書就是打工，但他也沒有辜負家人的期望，考上了建中以及台大電機系，學長笑說：「我現在印象最深刻的只有當時的通車史。」每天基隆台北兩地跑，平均就要花上兩個多小時，加上當時交通不便，對於一個離鄉求學的學子來說，實為一種負擔，但也因此養成了較獨立的性格，這對他人生的發展有很重要的影響。
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I've talked with a Japanese friend, Satoko, today.
She told me that many Japanese learn the Chinese and like to visit Taiwan.
Most of them like National Palace Museum, especially the location in the hill.
Because I'm a volunteer in the NPM, I'd like to share some websites to my friends.
Hope Taiwanese can spend little time reading them. It can improve our Chinese literature a lot.
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Berben mit Akkusativobject
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A.Konjugation der Modalverben祈使動詞
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在大的困難對我們來說，也只是一種磨練，
那是每個人必須經過的一條路，只是時間早晚問題，
永遠不要為自己預設，只要相信自己有準備，機會都會留給我們的！
每一個人的出現，都有其背後的因緣際會，
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散步，是一種休閒，也是一種享受
忙碌的交大人，你們有多久沒有停下腳步欣賞週遭的事物了呢？
交大其實是個很可愛的地方，
身邊的一草一木，錯身而過的路人
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Turkish bath (hamam)
The tradition of the Turkish bath extends far back, to a time before
Turks had reached
Anatolia. When the
Turks arrived in
Anatolia, they brought with them one bathing tradition, and were confronted with another, that of Romans and
Byzantines, with certain local variants. The traditions merged, and with the addition of the
Moslem concern for cleanliness and its concomitant respect for the uses of water, there arose an entirely new concept, that of the Turkish Bath. In time it became an institution, with its system of ineradicable customs.
For the Turkish bath was much more than just a place to cleanse the skin. It was intimately bound up with everyday life, a place where people of every rank and station, young and old, rich an poor, townsman or villager, could come freely.
Women as well as men made use of the "hamam", as the bath is known in
Turkish, although of course at separate hours.
From the individual's point of view, the hamam was a familiar place from the earliest weeks of life right up to its very end. Important occasions during a lifespan were, and in some township still are, celebrated with rejoicing at the bath. The newborn's fortieth day, the brides bathing complete with
food and live
music, and the Avowal are instances. The latter requires some explanation, for it involved the custom common in
Anatolia of making a promise or vow, contingent on the fulfillment of some important wish. The celebration of this in the hamam was arranged and paid for by the person fulfilling his vow, and was open to one and all.
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這幾天狂試網路電話，發現真的不錯用
我打到大陸、台灣、日本、馬來西亞，只要是室內電話都免費喔
很多朋友聽到還嚇了一跳，大家有空可以試看看囉
請參考網址
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