十二道令人驚異的秋季沙拉料理

12 Amazing Salads to Get You Excited for Fall 
BY CASSANDRA PISONE ON AUGUST 30, 2015 ,

    We’re not wishing for summer to end *quite* yet, but  we’re
　not saying we aren’t excited for fall,  either.   As much as we 　love summer produce — fresh  corn,   juicy berries and crisp     stone  fruit — there’s  something   about squash, pomegranates, apples and pumpkin that   gets our hearts
　pumping. Don’t mind us while we’re   scouring for squash   at  the farmer’s market this  weekend — we’re just really 　excited to make these   salads.

  我們還不希望夏天將結束，但也並不是說我們對秋天的來  臨不興奮。正如我們熱愛夏天的農作物 - 鮮玉米，多 汁的漿  果和脆核果 - 還有一些關於南瓜小果，石榴，蘋果，南瓜，

  讓我們的心跳動。本週末當我們在農夫市集洗擦蔬果南瓜時  不要介意 - 我們只是真的非常興奮將親手製 作 沙拉。 

1. Harvest Salad With Creamy Pumpkin Balsamic    Vinaigrette:
　 If we could have transitional food like we have transitional  clothing, this would be the salad that bridges the gap between summer and fall. Crisp apples and tart cherries  mix with cool cucumbers and are topped  with a sweet  pumpkin dressing. #YUM (via Love & Zest) 　

脆弱 (Fragiles)

 

  作 者：

  德朗 (Delerm, Philippe, 1950-)著 （1950年生）
  法國諾曼第中學文科教師。法國書店文學獎、法國國家圖書
  館員獎、法國大固奇艾文學獎，及浮尼葉文學獎得主，暢銷 書《第  一口啤酒的滋味》作者。著作有：《第一口啤酒的滋味》、 《一直下雨的星期天》、《老鼠先生》、《迷走幸福回廊》、《瞥    見幸福的顏色》，《胖胖戴樂瑪想飛》。

   輔助作者：
   Martine Delerm（瑪汀．德朗）
    菲立普．德朗之妻，亦為法國知名作家。

  譯者：尉遲秀

Ashley Madison: 誰是攻擊事件背後的駭客

Ashley Madison: Who are the hackers behind the attack?

By Mark WardTechnology correspondent, BBC News

• 20 August 2015 From the sectionTechnology

A lot of data has been released about Ashley Madison but some facts of the breach of the dating website's database remain stubbornly elusive, not least who are the hackers behind the attack?

關於 Ashley Madison 大量的數據已經發布了但違反交友網站的數據庫的一些情況依然頑強地難以捉摸，尤其是誰是背後攻擊的駭客？

十二味生活設計

 

• 作者： 林怡芬 網站 www.efen.com.tw

• Tokyo designer college 畢業。2000年起以插 畫創作為主
  

代表作品有台北101MALL形象廣告插畫， 7-11 I-cash卡，
誠品商場外觀視覺插畫和製品插畫等。與VOGUE，ELLE，
誠品好讀等雜誌合作。

出版繪本《橄欖色屋頂公寓305室》獲得2007年台灣出版
金鼎獎「最佳插畫獎」。另外也出版《one day》等筆記書數本。

出版社：大塊文化 2008/04/03

為何團隊成員篤信他們在同一陣線是重要的

Why it's so important that team members believe they're on the same page

One of the most important characteristics of successful teams is that team members believe in their collective potential – also known as team potency. But what can be done to foster this shared belief? A new study suggests that teams feel more potent when their members believe they share a common vision of how to work and what to achieve.

一個成功團隊最重要的特徵是，團隊成員相信他們的集體潛力 - 也被稱為團隊潛能。但是，做什麼可以促進這一共享信念？一項新的研究表明，當團隊的感覺更有效能時，他們的成員相信他們分享如何運作以及如何實現共同的願景。

我的香草天堂

作者： 何儀琳/文字， 楊志雄/攝影

出版社：秋雨文化 訂閱出版社

出版日期：2006/04/15 語言：繁體中文

遇見花草不稀奇 ，但若要將這些花草融入生活就需要一些智慧 ~
很嚮往生活在花草田間！  但這樣的夢想 ，總是被城市無法拓展的空間給打敗 ！！
只好努力在居家或辦公間留個位置給這些宜人自得的小盆栽功臣，讓它吐露的氧氣，給自己一些清新 ~

 

巴黎時裝週：豐饒的組合

Paris fashion week : A rich mix

From relaxed sensuality at Céline to sombre sculptures at Comme des
Garçons – Susie Lau spots the most interesting looks on the catwalk
in the French capital.

本次在法國首都的時裝表演從Céline 的慵懶恣意享受到川久保鈴 灰調系的雕飾感 -
Susie Lau 採擷到最有趣的亮點。
By Susie Lau 9 March 2015

研究報導: 別擔憂他人的想法, 自己參加社交活動可以很有趣

Researchers say:
Don't worry what other people think, going out on your own can be fun



In our part of the world, more people are living on their own than ever before. People also say they have fewer close friends. Yet it's still rare, especially at the weekend, to see someone eating alone in a busy restaurant, or rolling up solo to the cinema to watch the latest blockbuster.

在我們的世界，比起以往來說有越來越多人自個兒生活。人們也說，他們少有知心朋友。然而，尤其是在週末，看到有人獨自一個在人來人往的餐廳吃飯，或自個兒到電影院觀看最新的大片仍很罕見。

點擎發佈消息前有三項須知

3 things writers must do before clicking 'publish'
PRDaily By Eleanor Pierce | Posted: June 26, 2015

On Spin Sucks, we've shared tips for brainstorming blog post ideas and making sure your blogging strategy is on target.

在 Spin Sucks 部落格裡，我們分享部落客發文集思廣益的技巧想法，並確保您的部落客戰略目標。
For writers of all sorts of online content, there are crucial last steps before you publish your post or article.

對於各種網絡內容的作家，在發布你的訊息或文章前有些最後關鍵步驟。

在宴會中人們較可能記住嶄露笑容的你

Smile at a party and people are more likely to remember seeing your face there

 

 

When you smile at a party, your facial expression is emotionally consistent with the happy context and as a consequence other guests will in future be more likely to remember that they've seen your face before, and where you were when they saw you. That's according to a team of Italian researchers led by Stefania Righi who have explored how memory for a face is affected by the emotion shown on that face and the congruence between that emotional expression and its surrounding context.