2006/11/21

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S? d?ng th?i gian


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Clip Source: vietnamnet.vn
B?n c� th? th�nh m?t tay ch?i th?i gian "pro" kh�ng?
1. Nguy�n t?c ng??i ch?y tr??c. C�ng vi?c A, b?n d? ki?n s? ho�n th�nh n� v�o ng�y x, b?n h�y c? ho�n th�nh n� v�o ng�y x-1 hay x-2 ?i. Nh? v?y b?n s? kh�ng b? l?t trong vi?c khi c�ng vi?c c�ng l�c ?? ?p xu?ng hay khi nh?ng vi?c kh�ng m?i m� ??n.
2. "Tr?m hay kh�ng b?ng tay quen", t?p cho m�nh th�i quen l�n k? ho?ch, khi vi?c l?p k? ho?ch ??n ?? nhu?n nguy?n, n� s? tr? th�nh k? n?ng c?a b?n ?? tr??c b?t k� c�ng vi?c g�, b?n c?ng c� th? l�m nhoay nho�y theo nh?ng quy tr�nh s?n c�.
3. T?p trung, t?p trung v� t?p trung h?n. ?�y l� m?t v?n ?? r?t kh�, b?n ph?i t?p luy?n ch? kh�ng c� ai d?y b?n ???c. M?t m?o nh? c?a Chung l� ng?i thi?n 15 ph�t m?t ng�y v� n?u trong l�c l�m vi?c n�y, b?n n?y ra � ??nh g� cho c�ng vi?c kh�c th� ghi ngay ra gi?y, ??u �c thanh th?n v� � t??ng c?ng kh�ng bi� qu�n m?t.
4. "T�i l�m g� c?n thi?t cho t�i?". C? 3 b?n Hi?u, Thu, Chung ??u l?a ch?n vi?c tr? l?i c�u h?i tr�n l� quan tr?ng nh?t ?? c� th? qu?n l� th?i gian.
V?y th�, ch�ng t�i xin n�i r?ng: b?n ho�n to�n c� th? l�m ???c.


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Pat Conroy reflects on Vietnam and the military


clipped by: vidbidness
clippers remarks: Deeply moving. Click to read the entire essay.
Clip Source: dailyadultjoke.com

As I lay sleepless, I realized I?d done all this research to better understand my country. I now revere words like democracy, freedom, the right to vote, and the grandeur of the extraordinary vision of the founding fathers. Do I see America?s flaws? Of course. But I now can honor her basic, incorruptible virtues, the ones that let me walk the streets screaming my ass off that my country had no idea what it was doing in South Vietnam. My country let me scream to my heart?s content - the same country that produced both Al Kroboth and me.

But in the 25 years that have passed since South Vietnam fell, I have immersed myself in the study of totalitarianism during the unspeakable century we just left behind. I have questioned survivors of Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, talked to Italians who told me tales of the Nazi occupation, French partisans who had counted German tanks in the forests of Normandy, and officers who survived the Bataan Death March. I quiz journalists returning from wars in Bosnia, the Sudan, the Congo, Angola, Indonesia, Guatemala, San Salvador, Chile, Northern Ireland, Algeria.

It was that same long night, after listening to Al?s story, that I began to make judgments about how I had conducted myself during the Vietnam War. In the darkness of the sleeping Kroboth household, lying in the third-floor guest bedroom, I began to assess my role as a citizen in the ?60s, when my country called my name and I shot her the bird. Unlike the stupid boys who wrapped themselves in Viet Cong flags and burned the American one, I knew how to demonstrate against the war without flirting with treason or astonishingly bad taste. I had come directly from the warrior culture of this country and I knew how to act.



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