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青海长云暗雪山4 June 欢迎大家访问我们最近的工作,呵呵 Focus on Cancer Early Diagnose--CMarker and BioMarker Wiki http://bioinfosrv1.bmb.uga.edu/bmwiki/index.php/Main_Page CMarker Help http://bioinfosrv1.bmb.uga.edu/CMarker/Welcome.htm 欢迎多提宝贵意见;) 5 April 激动!来自本科同学聚会上的电话晚上正宅在实验室呢,突然有个陌生的电话打进来,谁呢?说话的人是一大拨人,爽朗的大笑着,满嘴京腔,谁呢?完全听不出来啊。费了半天劲,才整明白是本科同学聚会呢,李登辉主说。哎呀,真是不容易,他们每个人说一句话让我猜他们是谁,有的人能立刻猜出来,有的人得猜好几次,最后不得不凭借他们标志性的语言语调和语气来分辨,他们有些不好意思,我更加不好意思。 大家很肆无忌惮的开着玩笑,谈论我以前和大家在一起发生的趣事。久远的青春会议慢慢的涌过心头,激动,更是兴奋!他们的京腔我已经有些陌生,他们却嫌我满嘴的东北味了,哈哈。可能大学那几年是一生中最单纯和美好的日子吧,虽然相隔关山万重,很多人已经好几年都没有相见了,但是还是没有一丝隔膜之感。真的很好,很好,期待着下次有机会去北京和他们聚会吧,哈哈哈 17 February 趣味:看一条Linux命令 了解一段人类文明今天偶然在一个博客上看到关于Linux中日期隐含一段历史的介绍,很好奇,按照别人介绍的方法试验了下。 CODE: cal 9 1752 就可以看到: September 1752 发现1752年9月2日的后面竟然是14日 原因如下: 1582年2月,罗马教廷要求从1582 年10月中减去10天,因此1582 年10月4日后面紧跟着就是15日。在意大利、西班牙等国家都这样处理了。其他天主教国家也很快跟着这么做了,但是新教国家不愿意修改,而且希腊等东正教国家直到20世纪初才修改,所以这个改革在英国及其殖民地(包括美国)在1752年9月才被执行。这样1752 年9月2日后面跟着的就是1752 年9月14日。 但在Windows下,由于电脑的日期无法调回那个时候(最早只能显示1980年),于是调用VC的月历控件写个万年历,1752 年9月却很正常,看来这是个一段要靠Linux才能了解的历史。 ps.罗马教廷真的好奇怪。我自己又Google了一下,发现解释是这样,从Julian到Gregorian历的转换导致的leap year的补充。: In September 1752 the Julian calendar was replaced with the Gregorian calendar in Great Britain and its American colonies. 而那些丢失的11天被称为GHOST DATES 发些感叹: 1.Unix/linux做的真细啊,真不愧是人类文明的结晶之一啊 2.话语权啊,历法的改变都跟着英美走啊,谁让这玩意儿是他们捣鼓出来的呢。 下面是更详细的。但是材料里有错的:中国一栏1912-1929之间的应该是从阴历到阳历的转换。 When did countries change from Julian to Gregorian calendars?The papal bull of February 1582 decreed that 10 days should be dropped from October 1582 so that 15 October should follow immediately after 4 October, and from then on the reformed calendar should be used. This was observed in Italy, Poland, Portugal, and Spain. Other Catholic countries followed shortly after, but Protestant countries were reluctant to change, and the Greek orthodox countries didn’t change until the start of the 1900s. Changes in the 1500s required 10 days to be dropped. Changes in the 1600s required 10 days to be dropped. Changes in the 1700s required 11 days to be dropped. Changes in the 1800s required 12 days to be dropped. Changes in the 1900s required 13 days to be dropped. For example, when Soviet Russia undertook its calendar reform in February 1918, they moved from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian. This move resulted in a loss of 13 days, so that February 1, 1918, became February 14. The following list contains the dates for changes in a number of countries. It is very strange that in many cases there seems to be some doubt among authorities about what the correct days are. Different sources give very different dates in some cases. The list below does not include all the different opinions about when the change took place. → See the British Calendar Act of 1751. Albania: Austria: Belgium: Bulgaria: Canada: China: Czechoslovakia (i.e. Bohemia and Moravia): Denmark (including Norway): Egypt: Estonia: Finland: France: Germany: Great Britain and Dominions: Greece: Hungary: Ireland: Italy: Japan: Latvia: Lithuania: Luxemburg: Netherlands (including Belgium): Norway: Poland: Portugal: Romania: Russia: Scotland: Spain: Sweden (including Finland): Switzerland: Turkey: USA: Wales: Yugoslavia: Sweden has a curious history. Sweden decided to make a gradual change from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar. By dropping every leap year from 1700 through 1740 the eleven superfluous days would be omitted and from 1 Mar 1740 they would be in sync with the Gregorian calendar. (But in the meantime they would be in sync with nobody!) So 1700 (which should have been a leap year in the Julian calendar) was not a leap year in Sweden. However, by mistake 1704 and 1708 became leap years. This left Sweden out of synchronisation with both the Julian and the Gregorian world, so they decided to go back to the Julian calendar. In order to do this, they inserted an extra day in 1712, making that year a double leap year! So in 1712, February had 30 days in Sweden. Later, in 1753, Sweden changed to the Gregorian calendar by dropping 11 days like everyone else. 12 January ZT不坐过长途火车,不经历春运,就不能真正了解中国---写的很好!只有乘坐长途火车,经历过春运的人,才能真正理解中国,才可以称之为一个真正的中国人。中华民族的所有苦难,都集中体现在春运历程中。 28 November 坚持,也许会有些痛苦的坚持总体说起来,这段时间过的浮躁,无聊,虽然每天的事情都是满满的,却总能够感到空虚,成就感有限,失落感却是无限。 上上周一个在日本教书的吴景龙教授回国,虽然时间紧张,我们学院还是请他做了一个报告。他做的方向是复合医工学Complex Medical Engineering,是计算机,医学,生物的交叉学科,他自己主要的研究方法和领域是是用核磁共振研究人脑机理。听了他的讲座,我不由得感叹,搞学术的能做到他这一步真的是非常非常好,成就有三:1.自己提出并开创了复合医工学这个新兴的学科,开宗立派。2.自己组织创建了复合医工学会,以两年开一次国际会议的方式维护这个领域的研究,得到了IEEE的认可,被其收录。3.这个方向的研究从理论到实践,再到产业化,在他的手底下,完全形成了一条完整的产业链。如果我以后真的想走学术这条路的话,无论最后结果怎样,还是应该以他为榜样,真正做出些象样的东西来。当然就现在而言,路要一步一步走,饭要一口一口吃,求乎其上,得乎其中吧。 生活像过去一样简单和单调,虽然可能有些闪耀的火花带来一些惊喜,虽然可能会感叹和欣赏火花在那一霎那间的美丽,但是火花就是火花,它只会闪耀那一瞬间。观看者往往很期盼,甚至他们自己都没有想象到自己被摄心夺魄后的表情,等他们领会到这可能就是他们内心所向往和追求的东西的时候,火花已经熄灭。火花和观看者从来就是生活在两个维度中的东西,只不过是火花闪耀的时候碰巧被观看者看到而已。 |
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