Everyone has a chance to get the visa extension after your undergraduate or graduated degree in Spain. So now if you wanna stay here in Europe for your future career, this information might be helpful for you. Normally, your student visa expires one month after your graduation, but you can go for the “looking for job” process in order to have your visa extension, which is valid for another one year. You can either look for a job in Europe ( technologically in Spain ) or have your own company. But for the later selection you are required more regulation with which the government request the applicant studying here at least 3 years. So for me studying here only one year, I just skip this selection and go for the looking for jobs policy.
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1. NIE Card
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西班牙不愧是歐洲的旅遊度假勝地,在當地娛樂相關的產業確實發達,並且價格也非常便宜,這裡指的便宜是指相較於歐洲的其他國家來說,單就煙來講好了,紅色的萬寶路,在西班牙可是五塊歐元就可以買到一包了,對比於其他歐洲國家,那可是用打對折的概念在說的,雖然還是比台灣貴上一點,不過對於這個旅遊勝地來說,可是非常鼓勵歡迎來到西班牙哈上一根草,補充一下尼古丁,舉例來說,法國的紅色萬寶路,大約落在十歐元上下,這也因此造就一個情況,很多的法國人,為了買煙,特地大老遠開車,跨越邊界,直達西班牙,給他大掃貨。這個情況可是連新聞都會報導的,尤其現在新冠肺炎疫情慘重,兩國交涉下,更讓新冠肺炎產生無比的大窗口,不過這是題外話了,小弟來到西班牙,一開始進入他們的香菸店倒是有嚇一跳,原來現在還有在做香菸的新品促銷,哈哈,這在台灣可是不曾發生呢!!至少從我有記憶以來。西班牙要找到一個紅底黃字的店,寫著Tabocos才有賣菸喔,他們煙牌並沒有賣給雜貨店便利商店,或是像全聯一樣的小型量販店,而這個小煙店,也不用煩惱找不到,因為真的在西班牙這可是一個龐大的商機,一條街走上去一百公尺可能就會看到個三四家了,密度堪比全家跟小七。
]]>Maybe, I need a rest. Without any fruits of hard labor, my enthusiasm dissipated over time. On a normal April day in Taiwan, a group of people, about 20 thousand, prepared for one of the top three religious events of the world listed by Discovery— Matsu Pilgrimage. This peregrination lasted 9 days across over 4 counties with the distance of 300 kilometers, approximate to 186 miles. This international event always attracts more than millions of people to come. Perhaps, this 9 days tour could brought me some, so I followed with Matsu for the journey on my feet. Away from the city and heading into the hug of country side, I felt the slow path leisure. I appreciate Nature. Wildlife suffering from urbanization, freely wandered around the fields without disturbance coming from human activities or industrialization. Migratory birds chasing the sunshine were delighted to enjoy the delicacies located in lakes or forests. They were not just eating; they were appreciating arts in term of food satisfying every salivating beak, immersing in this peaceful wild land. Forests, threatened by logging in order to build skyscrapers replacing the primate canopy across the sky, could stay in peace. This was like an ecological adventure— real experiences absent in textbooks. Smell the aroma by breeze coming through my faces, and see the leaves accompanied by glisten sunshine projecting waving shadow from silent blue sky to vital verdant grass. The splash of rivers crossed through the bedrock. Every moment on the route brought me personally sensory stimulation seared in my mind, forming not a picture but reality about recognization of Nature. The mainstream of modern society is capitalism, and rapid development makes human reluctant to look around and stay clam, however. I stick into this torrent without self-awareness to look back the small big causing my failure. In this travel, everyone had their reasons to come, and for me, I wanted the help of religious power to clam down. Meeting with a lot of people, we shared our stories and helped each other. I realize that this is not just a religious event but a bridge to connect among many people who have different backgrounds and come from different places. Donators, alone the route for the event, were hospitable. It is a gift during the tough peregrination that donators always voluntarily greeted us. They brought various supplies to pilgrims. Being hungry, we always had meals to fulfill our energy. Any food we saw, fruits, bread, pizza, burgers, noddles, dumplings, coffee, or ice cream is free. Just took it. Medical squads stood by. Temporary shelters and shower rooms were built along the route. From this event, I saw a powerful cohesion to raise every citizens’ cultural identity. This connection were displayed in term of invisible culture.
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Article one : (From GRE offical guide )
]]>What I gona do is to show waht I am doing before the day of GRE test. And now... go !!!
There is no organization of my article here below, which is just the notes from simulated exams. I will start with the " Quantitative" part.
]]>What I gona do is to show waht I am doing before the day of GRE test. And now... go !!!
There is no organization of my article here below, which is just the notes from simulated exams. I will start with the " Quantitative" part.
]]>談判難處在於雙方所想要的目標不同,因此才要透過溝通化解,那協作在於雙方的目標相同,進而促使合作進展,所以談判本質就難以合作了,因為要的東西不一樣,但是如果透過談判將目標轉成一樣的話,我們的協作就有著落了。要達成協作,
首先要認清問題,看看雙方的糾結點在哪好方便找出替代方案,或是解決辦法
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那麼談判應如何開局?首先當然就是米蘭達警告拉
]]>Anxiety floods into all the floor, just like the huge power of an arrow on the bow which is ready for turning potential energy for a linear spring to kinetic energy by an archer holding the bow to keep that unstable dynamic equilibrium spreads everyone’s back. Sweating a lot, they, Lieutenant Danny, the police, the criminal, and the hostage, feel nervous, mirrored from the drop of sweat. With sweat dropping, every drop is one of the accumulation of stress.
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緊張的情緒蔓延整個樓層,猶如弓上箭那般強大的彈力位能轉化成移動動能續施待發等著弓箭⼿彈指剎那的緊繃能量灑滿整個背部,⾓色汗流浹背,臉上汗滴已經照映出他們對現況不安的⾯容,每每一滴都是壓力的積累。
丹尼中尉試圖找出綁架者的喜好,從他們之間的對話來獲得更近一步的突破,兩人隔著⼀道⾨,丹尼中尉⼀方⾯試圖用筆記上提前預想到的問題來跟犯⼈對話,為的就是試圖打開綁架者的⼼房進⽽打開隔者兩人的門片,另⼀方⾯,隊友氣急敗壞的等著攻堅,對他們來來說,開槍讓犯罪者倒地是他們最理想的方式,但是丹中尉知道,這個賭注太大了,畢盡,⾨內所知道的環境幾乎是零,只能透過犯⼈的叫囂,跟⼀隻狗的狂吠知道房間裡面是有⽣命的存在。在鏡頭的另⼀邊,犯人拿者散彈槍,上膛,槍直壓⼀個⼩女孩,制服側躺於地,⼩女孩可是⼀動也不敢動,也沒膽出聲,哪怕是一個咳嗽聲都⾜以讓她升天,賠上性命,⼩女⼦的臉貼在地上,地板上的寒氣讓她更加恐懼,迫使她的⾝軀顫抖著,無助的雙眼也索性閉上了,祈禱著犯⼈要的那位老婆趕快出現。在這開場,無非對丹中尉有極⼤大的弱勢,⼀方⾯面隊友的躁動必須安撫,另⼀邊是人質的安全必須得到保障。
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by Marianne Talbot, university of Oxford
by Marianne Talbot, university of Oxford
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by Marianne Talbot, university of Oxford
by Marianne Talbot, university of Oxford
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by Marianne Talbot, university of Oxford
@ Critical reasoning
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The Salton Sea in California is actually a salty inland lake. The level of salt in the lake's water—what scientists call its salinity—has been increasing steadily for years because the lake's water is evaporating faster than it is being replaced by rainfall or rivers. If the trend continues, the lake's water will soon become so salty that the lake will be unable to support fish and bird populations. The lake would then become essentially a dead zone. Fortunately, there are several ways to reverse the trend that is threatening the lake's health.
One option is direct removal of salt from the lake's water in special desalination facilities. Water from the lake would be pumped into the facilities and heated. This would cause the water to evaporate into steam, while salt and other materials dissolved in the water would be left behind. The steam would then be cooled down and returned to the lake as salt-free water. Gradually, the high salt levels would be reduced and the lake’s overall health would be restored.
Another possible solution is to dilute the salt level in the lake with water from the ocean. Since water in the Pacific Ocean is 20 percent less salty than water in the lake, bringing ocean water into the lake would decrease the lake’s salinity. The ocean water could be delivered through pipelines or canals.
Yet another solution would be to control the lake's salinity by constructing walls to divide the lake into several sections. In the smaller sections, salinity would be allowed to increase. However, in the main and largest section, salinity would be reduced and controlled by, among other things, directing all the freshwater from small rivers in the area to flow into that main section of the lake.
If you own a cell phone, changes are you've already become part of the "Heads down tribe". Indeed, the smartphone provides a whole arsenal of features for us to use and we can use it whatever we go. But the emergence of the smartphone has changed the way we interact each other. Some say we have lost our passion with one another, other's say; "Just go with it! " This is the new way of communication.
Take a group of young people at a dinner, gathering as a example. I guarantee that before tucking into the food, someone will definitely say, " Wait a sec! I need to take a photo." Without a doubt, they'll most likely end up uploading in onto Facebook, check in and then wait for the number of likes. It can't be helped, we humans crave for attention! But when it comes to the extreme, some will use every minute sliding on their phones. There will be zero real time interaction among friends.
]]>Making the move from middle management to the executive suite requires a healthy dose of confidence. Executives have to make critical, wide-reaching decisions, often with limited information and time-- then persuade others to execute those decisions. Self-assurance is a must.
Yet, gaining confidence can be a struggle. Researchers found that 33% of high-achieving adults did not feel they deserve their success. Women in particular struggle with confidence. They often are less adept at moving forward after setbacks and reading temporary failures as permanent deficiencies.
]]>今天要來講一個『以時間換金錢』的故事,故事發生在環球影城,男主角為了可以能夠盡情玩遍所有設施,並且不必對付大魔王而順利冒險,補充說明一下,大魔王就是那個會在每個設施門口當你排隊排到不想再排,或是看到排隊人龍就心涼一半,亦或是看到等候時間200+就意志消沉,的時候,不留意眼神一飄就可以看到大大的四個字--『快速通關』,因為名字太長我們這裡就把『當你排隊排到不想再排,看到排隊人龍就心涼一半,看到等候時間200+就意志消沈的好幫手--快速通關』簡稱大魔王,為了不需要被大魔王跟蹤或是塞錢喂大魔王吃便當,所以男主角展開一系列違反自己平常生理時鐘,用早起的方式並先把熱門的遊戲先搞定的方法,在環球影城渡過了他的一天,以下從結論開始,供大家參考!!!
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]]>Inequalities of wealth and rank certainly exist, and have probably existed in most pastoralist societies, but except in periods of military conquest, they are normally too slight to generate the stable, hereditary hierarchies that are usually implied by the use of the term class. Inequalities of gender have also existed in pastoralist societies, but they seem to have been softened by the absence of steep hierarchies of wealth in most communities, and also by the requirement that women acquire most of the skills of men, including, often, their military skills.
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The rate of any chemical reaction, regardless of the temperature at which it takes place, usually depends on a very important characteristic known as its activation energy. Any molecule can be imagined to reside at the bottom of a so-called potential well of energy. A chemical reaction corresponds to the transition of a molecule from the bottom of one potential well to the bottom of another. In classical chemistry, such a transition can be accomplished only by going over the potential barrier between the wells, the height of which remains constant and is called the activation energy of the reaction. In tunneling, the reacting molecules tunnel from the bottom of one to the bottom of another well without having to rise over the barrier between the two wells. Recently researchers have developed the concept of tunneling temperature: the temperature below which tunneling transitions greatly outnumber Arrhenius transitions, and classical mechanics gives way to its quantum counterpart.
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Biologists call this kind of gradual variation over a certain geographic range a "cline" and interpret clines as strong indications that the variation is adaptive, a response to environmental differences. For the starry flounder this interpretation implies that a geometric difference (between fish that are mirror images of one another) is adaptive, that left-eyedness in the Japanese starry flounder has been selected for, which provokes a perplexing questions: what is the selective advantage in having both eyes on one side rather than on the other?
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Perhaps the fact that many of these first studies considered only algae of a size that could be collected in a net (net phytoplankton), a practice that overlooked the smaller phytoplankton (nannoplankton) that we now know grazers are most likely to feed on, led to a de-emphasis of the role of grazers in subsequent research. Increasingly, as in the individual studies of Lund, Round, and Reynolds, researchers began to stress the importance of environmental factors such as temperature, light, and water movements in controlling algal numbers. These environmental factors were amenable to field monitoring and to simulation in the laboratory. Grazing was believed to have some effect on algal numbers, especially after phytoplankton growth rates declined at the end of bloom periods, but grazing was considered a minor component of models that predicted algal population dynamics.
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1. Which of the following best states the main point of the passage?
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11. The author implies that the rate at which the molten materials discussed in the passage are cooled is a determinant of the
]]>One advantage of breeding African bees with other bee types (Africanization) may be resistance to the parasitic mite Varroa jacobsoni, a major threat to modern beekeeping. In parts of Europe, this mite is devastating honeybees and killing many colonies despite preventive measures by beekeepers. But in Brazil Varroa jacobsoni has been present in Africanized bees since 1972 without the loss of a single colony, even though beekeepers there undertook no preventive measures. The mites lay eggs within the brood cells of immature bees, and developing mites feed on the hemolymph (blood) of bee pupae. But fewer mites reproduce in Africanized bees than in European bees. Some researchers point out that this resistance may be related to the Africanized worker bee's shorter development period, which prevents some mites from reaching maturity. Recently the mite has become a serious problem in colonies of European bees in North America. Africanization of these bees may be the best safeguard against this parasite.
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Like most other coastal towns in Norway, the town of Stavanger was quiet and peaceful until the early 1960's, when it became Norway's center for offshore oil exploration. Between then and now, violent crime and vandalism in Stavanger have greatly increased. Stavanager's social problems probably resulted from the oil boom, since violent crime and vandalism have remained low in coastal towns in Norway that have had no oil boom.
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The success of fluoride in combating dental decay is well established and, without a doubt, socially beneficial. However, fluoride's toxic properties have been known for a century. In humans excessive intake (for adults, over 4 milligrams per day) over many years can lead to skeletal fluorosis, a well-defined skeletal disorder, and in some plant species, fluoride is more toxic than ozone, sulfur dioxide, or pesticides.
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Biologists have long maintained that two groups of pinnipeds, sea lions and walruses, are descended from a terrestrial bear like animal, whereas the remaining group, seals, shares an ancestor with weasels. But the recent discovery of detailed similarities in the skeletal structure of the flippers in all three groups undermines the attempt to explain away superficial resemblance as due to convergent evolution-the independent development of similarities between unrelated groups in response to similar environmental pressures. Flippers may indeed be a necessary response to aquatic life, turtles, whales, and dugongs also have them. But the common detailed design found among the pinnipeds probably indicates a common ancestor. Moreover, walruses and seals drive themselves through the water with thrusts of their hind flippers, but sea lions use their front flippers. If anatomical similarity in the flippers resulted from similar environmental pressures, as posited by the convergent-evolution theory, one would expect walruses and seals, but not seals and sea lions, to have similar flippers.
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Why during sickness should body temperature of warm-blooded animal rise? It has long been known that the level of serum iron in animals falls during infection. Garibaldi first suggested a relationship between fever and iron. He found that microbial synthesis of siderophores -- substances that bind iron -- in bacteria of the genus Salmonella declined at environmental temperatures above 37°C and stopped at 40.3°C. Thus, fever would make it more difficult for an infecting bacterium to acquire iron and thus to multiply. Cold-blooded animals were used to test this hypothesis. Kluger reported that of iguanas infected with the potentially lethal bacterium A. hydrophilia, more survived at temperatures of 42°C than at 37°C, even though healthy animals prefer the lower temperature. When animals at 42°C were injected with an iron solution, however, mortality rates increased significantly. Research to determine whether similar phenomena occur in warm-blooded animals is sorely needed.
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To impose some order on this kaleidoscope of patterns, one school of thought proposes dividing populations into two groups. These ecologists posit that the relatively steady populations have "density- dependent" growth parameters; that is, rates of birth, death, and migration which depend strongly on population density. The highly varying populations have "density-independent" growth parameters, with vital, rates buffeted by environmental events; these rates fluctuate in a way that is wholly independent of population density.
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