继续读阿兰-拉金的《如何掌控自己的时间和生活》，发现和 pmp 有很多相似的地方。
Alan Lakein 强调了目标，计划，活动的重要性。同样的原则也出现在 pmp 中。项目管理四件事中的前两件基本上就是谈目标。首先要识别需求，然后是制定明确可达的目标。Alan 随后强调了为了完成目标而明确所需的活动并对活动进行排序的行为。而项目管理中呢？更加明确化了。项目管理中的规划过程中，明确地提出了制定工作分解结构（WBS），定义活动，排序活动，为活动决定资源，时间这些东西。除了这些，计划的执行和监控自然也都是这两个事物提到并强调的。
生活项目化，值得思考。
Many of us think programming is becoming easier and easier. From perspectives of the tools, methodologies, I think, it is. However, on the other hand, I do think programming is becoming more and more complex, too, and the result is for many of the newbies, it is hard to quickly create a clear path or roadmap for the actual knowledge crunching. Karl wrote a series to help newbies and even many of the "sophisticated" developers among us to quickly pick some of the most important foundations of programming skills. Read it.
"var" keyword is new in c# 3.0, it is not a pretty new concept but just some enhancements for the c# compiler. To use it or not, many people are arguing about this topic. I prefer to use it and here are some thoughts you maybe find interesting. Just read on.
ReSharper Horizons: Varification — Using Implicitly Typed Locals
Hey, I never found this trick for Microsoft office. Pretty cool! Why I try to look for a shortcut for the strikethrough operation? Generally speaking, I make a get things done list (actually a to-do list) everyday, and when I finish one of the items in the list, I used strikethough it to mark it as completed.
And here is another trick I never thought MS will provide till these days, it is about the text editor in Visual Studio, the rectangle select. I used to do this select in the asp times with editplus. This operation is pretty useful when your code aligned well, for example, by the equation sign. VS also support this, just hold alt key when you drag your mouse. Otherwise, if you don’t want to use mouse drag, just press ctrl+alt, and then press any arrow key.
Tips.Net: Creating a Shortcut Key for Strikethrough Formatting
今天风很大，不过在到达公寓楼下之前，我没意识到这个风究竟有多大。
从来，只有两种东西会给我有敬畏的感觉。一是大规模人造建筑，一是琢磨不定的自然。
因为如上的原因，我讨厌高楼，一切的高楼。选公寓，我会坚决拒绝超过十层的住宅楼，找工作，我会首选张江软件园类似的园区，因为那里不仅没有高楼，而且低矮的小楼都会错落有致。我想，这大概可以用恐高来解释。年前去名古屋时，发誓要去乘据说亚洲最高的过山车，但当真正到了那高耸的塔架下时，我晕了。还好那天风大，人家关闭了这个项目，总算在众人面前保留了脸面。
和风细雨让人怡然自得。然而，老天爷却不见得总是心情好如是。巨大的闪电，要撕裂所有一般的雷鸣，我恐惧。我还记得几年前的一个夏日中午，突然狂风大作，电闪雷鸣。写字间里的我，竟然被一个巨大的雷声惊得尖叫了一声。旁边是面不改色心不跳的几位女同事。丢脸。不过，我是真的怕。
刚刚经过公寓楼下，我的恐惧感几乎是瞬间爆发。因为在接近二十层的楼下，大风几乎要把我向断线的风筝一样吹走。我的天。今天的风好大。
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如何掌控自己的时间和生活
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This site is definitely what you need even if you are already a so called nhibernate expert.
Well, these are really not new concepts and maybe everybody who work in IT area should laugh at this post. However, I want put this link here and keep updating this link in the future. Why?
There are many concepts you think you are familiar most time, but sometimes it is not easy to give out a business definition. Think about your audience, he is not a developer and does not even heard about these things.
You need to use the shortest definition to give out the sell point to your audience.
Think about more concepts like web services, MOSS 2007, BizTalk, is it still easy for you?
The Differences Between Thick, Thin & Smart
Here is another subtopic, Ajax vs. Silverlight and .NET.
Yeah, what is brownfield?
I think I should at least read this post through…
Gojko Adzic » Effective .NET Test Driven Development with FitNesse — Workshop video
