以下的設計是以按壓式做創新的結構設計,雖然已有日商做類似的產品推出,但此設計完全是不同的獨創思考設計方式.有需要的設計師可以參考討論.
主要零件
1.Protect Cover 保護殼
2.Push Case 按壓盒
3. Spring 1 按壓彈簧 數量 2
4. Spring 2 導軌彈簧
5. Guider 導向件
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2012年3月30日 星期五
按壓式隨身碟結構設計
市面上隨身碟的產品多如鯽魚過江之狀,如果沒有不同的特色,則很難引起消費者的注意與興趣.故如何著手將此產品創造出設計巧思.這可謂是突圍而出殺出血路的方法之一.
以下的設計是以按壓式做創新的結構設計,雖然已有日商做類似的產品推出,但此設計完全是不同的獨創思考設計方式.有需要的設計師可以參考討論.
主要零件
1.Protect Cover 保護殼
2.Push Case 按壓盒
3. Spring 1 按壓彈簧 數量 2
4. Spring 2 導軌彈簧
5. Guider 導向件
以下的設計是以按壓式做創新的結構設計,雖然已有日商做類似的產品推出,但此設計完全是不同的獨創思考設計方式.有需要的設計師可以參考討論.
主要零件
1.Protect Cover 保護殼
2.Push Case 按壓盒
3. Spring 1 按壓彈簧 數量 2
4. Spring 2 導軌彈簧
5. Guider 導向件
2012年3月27日 星期二
2012年3月25日 星期日
2012年3月23日 星期五
The Shanghai
Old and news ,East and West meet in Shanghai
Shanghai dazzles visitors with its variety of places new and old , East and West . New Shanghai begins at the airport with a step onto the Maglev , Shanghai's high-speed train . Reaching 431 km/h , it whisks travelers the 32 kilometers from the airport to Pudong in eight minutes . Visitors disembark from the Maglev at Pudong , where Shanghai's modern side awaits right outside the station .
Twenty years of intense development has given Pudong - and Shanghai - a new skyline . People usually first notice the Oriental Pearl Tower , which has come to symbolize Shanghai .Besides serving as a TV and radio tower , the Oriental Pearl houses museums and a rotating restaurant . South of it stands the 421m tall Jim Mao Tower , which has hosted BASE-jumping events from just above its 88th floor . The Shanghai World Financial Center , the city's tallest building , towers above both structures at 492 m . The 100th-floor observatory has glass floors , giving visitors a bird's eye view of the city .
The best view of Pudong's skyline , however , is from across the Huangpu River on a walk along the Bund.
The west's influence on Shanghai is very apparent on the Bund . European countries and America established concessions here between the early 1840s and 1943 . Visiting the Bund takes one back to that era. 52 buildings , All built in fashionable European styles , line this famous section of East Zongshan First Road .
The HSBC building , which now houses the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank , dominates the Bund . Inside, visitor's gazes are drawn to colorful mosaics on the dome ceiling . Another remarkable building , the Customs House , stands next door . The clock on top , nicknamed "Big Ch'ing" and similar in design to London's Big Ben , arrives from England in 1843 .
Just south of the Bund, the traditional buildings and tiny lanes of the old Chinese city take visitors back in time . Here , the Yuyuan Gardens are the main attraction . Built in 1577 by a government official for his parents , the Yuyuan Gardens occupy an area of two hectares . The carefully designed gardens , calm ponds and exquisite buildings provide a respite for visitors . Nearby , Shanghai's Old Street is a great place to bargain for souvenirs .
While the Bund and old Chinese city interest history buffs , Nanjing Road excites shoppers . Shanghai's premier shopping destination , Nanjing Road boasts 5.5 km of shops , malls , restaurants and excitement . Colorful neon signs light up the street at night when thousands of people flood the area .
The People's Square , which divides Nanjing East and West Roads , offers great cultural experiences , including the Shanghai Museum . The museum displays 120K pieces of ancient Chinese art including impressive collections of bronzes , ceramics and paintings .
Shanghai's past and present meet in Xintiandi , one of Shanghai's hottest nightlife destinations . Just nine years ago , Xintiandi was a crowded , old community of shabby , shikumen-style houses . Today , restored shikumen exteriors open into restaurants , shops and art galleries . Photographer Guo Changyao comments, "In the 21st century , if you don't go to Xintiandi , then you haven't seen Shanghai . "
To truly experience Shanghai , one must explore all its sides . The beauty of the city lies in its old and new , West and East .
Tips
1. Dazzle (v) 使讚嘆不已;使目眩
2. Whisk (v) 迅速帶走(移動)
3. Dominate (v) 俯瞰 ; 佔主要地位
4. Bargain (v) 討價還價
5. Boast (v) 以擁有---自豪
6.Shabby (adj) 破敗的
7. BASE-jump (v) 定點跳傘;低空跳傘
8. Concession (n) 租界
9. Mosaic (n) 鑲嵌工藝(圖案)
10. Buff (n) 迷 ,愛好者
11. Shikumen - stone gate
Reference
1. Studio Classroom September 2009
Shanghai dazzles visitors with its variety of places new and old , East and West . New Shanghai begins at the airport with a step onto the Maglev , Shanghai's high-speed train . Reaching 431 km/h , it whisks travelers the 32 kilometers from the airport to Pudong in eight minutes . Visitors disembark from the Maglev at Pudong , where Shanghai's modern side awaits right outside the station .
Twenty years of intense development has given Pudong - and Shanghai - a new skyline . People usually first notice the Oriental Pearl Tower , which has come to symbolize Shanghai .Besides serving as a TV and radio tower , the Oriental Pearl houses museums and a rotating restaurant . South of it stands the 421m tall Jim Mao Tower , which has hosted BASE-jumping events from just above its 88th floor . The Shanghai World Financial Center , the city's tallest building , towers above both structures at 492 m . The 100th-floor observatory has glass floors , giving visitors a bird's eye view of the city .
The best view of Pudong's skyline , however , is from across the Huangpu River on a walk along the Bund.
The west's influence on Shanghai is very apparent on the Bund . European countries and America established concessions here between the early 1840s and 1943 . Visiting the Bund takes one back to that era. 52 buildings , All built in fashionable European styles , line this famous section of East Zongshan First Road .
The HSBC building , which now houses the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank , dominates the Bund . Inside, visitor's gazes are drawn to colorful mosaics on the dome ceiling . Another remarkable building , the Customs House , stands next door . The clock on top , nicknamed "Big Ch'ing" and similar in design to London's Big Ben , arrives from England in 1843 .
Just south of the Bund, the traditional buildings and tiny lanes of the old Chinese city take visitors back in time . Here , the Yuyuan Gardens are the main attraction . Built in 1577 by a government official for his parents , the Yuyuan Gardens occupy an area of two hectares . The carefully designed gardens , calm ponds and exquisite buildings provide a respite for visitors . Nearby , Shanghai's Old Street is a great place to bargain for souvenirs .
While the Bund and old Chinese city interest history buffs , Nanjing Road excites shoppers . Shanghai's premier shopping destination , Nanjing Road boasts 5.5 km of shops , malls , restaurants and excitement . Colorful neon signs light up the street at night when thousands of people flood the area .
The People's Square , which divides Nanjing East and West Roads , offers great cultural experiences , including the Shanghai Museum . The museum displays 120K pieces of ancient Chinese art including impressive collections of bronzes , ceramics and paintings .
Shanghai's past and present meet in Xintiandi , one of Shanghai's hottest nightlife destinations . Just nine years ago , Xintiandi was a crowded , old community of shabby , shikumen-style houses . Today , restored shikumen exteriors open into restaurants , shops and art galleries . Photographer Guo Changyao comments, "In the 21st century , if you don't go to Xintiandi , then you haven't seen Shanghai . "
To truly experience Shanghai , one must explore all its sides . The beauty of the city lies in its old and new , West and East .
Tips
1. Dazzle (v) 使讚嘆不已;使目眩
2. Whisk (v) 迅速帶走(移動)
3. Dominate (v) 俯瞰 ; 佔主要地位
4. Bargain (v) 討價還價
5. Boast (v) 以擁有---自豪
6.Shabby (adj) 破敗的
7. BASE-jump (v) 定點跳傘;低空跳傘
8. Concession (n) 租界
9. Mosaic (n) 鑲嵌工藝(圖案)
10. Buff (n) 迷 ,愛好者
11. Shikumen - stone gate
Reference
1. Studio Classroom September 2009
2012年3月17日 星期六
Watch your environmental occupation
Did you know that the average toilet seat is 400 times cleaner than your desk ? Or that there are more than 10 million germs on the average desk ? Your desk isn't the only thing harboring germs .Your phone , keyboard , light switches , buttons on the elevator and door handles - each of these things is loaded with countless microbes . In one study , Dr. Charles Gerba , a microbiologist at the University of Arizona and his researchers found that an infected person can leave a trail of viruses on every surface he touches . The viruses can survive on surfaces for up to three days .
Here are five of the germiest occupation , in order from most to least germy .
The First is teacher - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 17,800 . Why it's germy : Kid's desktops are probably the dirtiest objects in a classroom . Additionally , when children turn in tests and assignments , they hand in germs too .Teachers had 5 times more germs on their phones and nearly 27 times more germs on the computer keys than other professions studied .
The Second is accountant - Average amount of bacteria per square inch: 6,030 . Why it's germy : Accountants tend to spend a great deal of time behind their desks . Accountants ' desks and pens ranked No .1 , Averaging 12,600 and 2,350 bacteria per square inch , respectively .
The Third is banker - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 5,400 . Why it's germy : Everyone knows how dirty money is . When you think about the one core duty of bankers handling money- it's no surprise the germs bankers come in contact with .
The forth is radio DJ - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 3,323. Why it's germy : Radio DJs often work in shifts , with several people coming in and out of the station a day. As we said before , an infected person can leave a trail of viruses on every surface he touches . So many people using the same equipment is bound to garner a lot of bacterial .
The Fifth is Doctor - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 2,620 . Why it's germy :As professionals who serve sick people , it's no surprise doctors are their own source of germs .
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom 2009 September
Here are five of the germiest occupation , in order from most to least germy .
The First is teacher - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 17,800 . Why it's germy : Kid's desktops are probably the dirtiest objects in a classroom . Additionally , when children turn in tests and assignments , they hand in germs too .Teachers had 5 times more germs on their phones and nearly 27 times more germs on the computer keys than other professions studied .
The Second is accountant - Average amount of bacteria per square inch: 6,030 . Why it's germy : Accountants tend to spend a great deal of time behind their desks . Accountants ' desks and pens ranked No .1 , Averaging 12,600 and 2,350 bacteria per square inch , respectively .
The Third is banker - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 5,400 . Why it's germy : Everyone knows how dirty money is . When you think about the one core duty of bankers handling money- it's no surprise the germs bankers come in contact with .
The forth is radio DJ - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 3,323. Why it's germy : Radio DJs often work in shifts , with several people coming in and out of the station a day. As we said before , an infected person can leave a trail of viruses on every surface he touches . So many people using the same equipment is bound to garner a lot of bacterial .
The Fifth is Doctor - Average amount of bacteria per square inch : 2,620 . Why it's germy :As professionals who serve sick people , it's no surprise doctors are their own source of germs .
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom 2009 September
2012年3月14日 星期三
Deaflympics Taipei 2009
On September 2009 , Taipei welcomes athletes from around the world to the 21st Summer Deaflympics . The world's oldest competition for athletes with disabilities , these games showcase the incredibly talented competitors from the world's deaf community .
Sound holds a very important place in most athletic competitions . Fans cheer , coaches shout directions and referees blow whistles to start , stop and control play .More importantly , major events like the Olympics provide participants with the chances to talk . laugh and cry with people from different cultures and countries . But unlike hearing people , deaf athletes can't rely on sounds to guide their actions and define their experiences , That's why the Deaflympics have taken on such an important role within the deaf community .
The Deaflympics give deaf athletes a chance to participate in top-notch international athletic competition that might otherwise be closed to them . In order to avoid reliance on sound , the Games have developed unique , visually oriented forms of play . Unlike other sporting events , officials at the deaflympics discard whistles and starter pistols . Instead , play is controlled with flags , and races are started using flashes of light .
Originally known as the International Silent Games , the Deaflympics have been around since 1924 .When they began , deaf people were broadly viewed as being intellectually inferior and were often treated as social outcasts . Almost from the outset , the Games became a means of comparing the ways in which different countries treated their deaf citizens . In this role , the Deaflympics have promoted human rights for deaf people and shown that hearing has little bearing in intelligence or potential .
Just as importantly , the Games have been a means of inspiration for the deaf community . While other competitions for athletes with disabilities employ nondisabled officials and organizers , the Deaflympics are organized and run exclusively by deaf people . This practice allows deaf people from all walks of life to be integral parts of the competition as athletes , officials , volunteers and spectators .
Running from Septermber 5 to 15 , the Taipei Games will feature 20 exciting sports . And with approximately 4,000 athletes representing 81 different countries , this year's Deaflympics are sure to be the focus of a lot of attention .
Tips
1. Has been around 已經存在
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom September 2009
2. Picture - http://cnreviews.com/life/news-issues/deaflympics-world-games-lamas-cross-strait-relations_20090905.html
Sound holds a very important place in most athletic competitions . Fans cheer , coaches shout directions and referees blow whistles to start , stop and control play .More importantly , major events like the Olympics provide participants with the chances to talk . laugh and cry with people from different cultures and countries . But unlike hearing people , deaf athletes can't rely on sounds to guide their actions and define their experiences , That's why the Deaflympics have taken on such an important role within the deaf community .
The Deaflympics give deaf athletes a chance to participate in top-notch international athletic competition that might otherwise be closed to them . In order to avoid reliance on sound , the Games have developed unique , visually oriented forms of play . Unlike other sporting events , officials at the deaflympics discard whistles and starter pistols . Instead , play is controlled with flags , and races are started using flashes of light .
Originally known as the International Silent Games , the Deaflympics have been around since 1924 .When they began , deaf people were broadly viewed as being intellectually inferior and were often treated as social outcasts . Almost from the outset , the Games became a means of comparing the ways in which different countries treated their deaf citizens . In this role , the Deaflympics have promoted human rights for deaf people and shown that hearing has little bearing in intelligence or potential .
Just as importantly , the Games have been a means of inspiration for the deaf community . While other competitions for athletes with disabilities employ nondisabled officials and organizers , the Deaflympics are organized and run exclusively by deaf people . This practice allows deaf people from all walks of life to be integral parts of the competition as athletes , officials , volunteers and spectators .
Running from Septermber 5 to 15 , the Taipei Games will feature 20 exciting sports . And with approximately 4,000 athletes representing 81 different countries , this year's Deaflympics are sure to be the focus of a lot of attention .
Tips
1. Has been around 已經存在
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom September 2009
2. Picture - http://cnreviews.com/life/news-issues/deaflympics-world-games-lamas-cross-strait-relations_20090905.html
2012年3月13日 星期二
Take care your blood pressure
You go for a doctor's visit . When you see the doctor , a nurse wraps a blood pressure cuff around your arm . The cuff squeezes your arm and gives the nurse two numbers . These numbers are your blood pressure .
Both numbers measure the amount of pressure placed on the inside of your blood vessels . The top number measures the pressure while your heart is pumping. And the bottom number measures the amount of pressure while your heart is resting between beats .
In adults, healthy blood pressure numbers should be 120/80 or less . These numbers show that blood moves easily through your body at the right rate . High blood pressure begins at 140/90 , putting you at risk for heart disease . The higher your blood pressure , the greater the risk .
In order to prevent high blood pressure , you should maintain a healthy weight . Exercise regularly and eat healthy foods .Don't eat too much salt , and avoid alcohol and cigarettes . By doing these simple things , you should pass your blood pressure test with flying colors .
PS.
It is can control or decrease blood pressure foods that have water melon , banana , green tea , taro, etc .
Tips
1. Blood pressure 血壓
2. Pass with flying colors 輕鬆通過 (考試或測試)
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom 2009 September 12
2. Picture - http://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/blood-pressure-chart.html
Both numbers measure the amount of pressure placed on the inside of your blood vessels . The top number measures the pressure while your heart is pumping. And the bottom number measures the amount of pressure while your heart is resting between beats .
In adults, healthy blood pressure numbers should be 120/80 or less . These numbers show that blood moves easily through your body at the right rate . High blood pressure begins at 140/90 , putting you at risk for heart disease . The higher your blood pressure , the greater the risk .
In order to prevent high blood pressure , you should maintain a healthy weight . Exercise regularly and eat healthy foods .Don't eat too much salt , and avoid alcohol and cigarettes . By doing these simple things , you should pass your blood pressure test with flying colors .
PS.
It is can control or decrease blood pressure foods that have water melon , banana , green tea , taro, etc .
Tips
1. Blood pressure 血壓
2. Pass with flying colors 輕鬆通過 (考試或測試)
Reference
1. Contents - Studio Classroom 2009 September 12
2. Picture - http://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/blood-pressure-chart.html
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