快天亮了，熬夜到现在这时候睡觉对我来说早就是家常便饭（或者都不应该用熬这个字），但是熬夜来看像“涙そうそう”这么部慢三怕的电影却已是久违的了。

 

月初去香港的时候在尖东隧道里看到这部电影上映的海报一大堆，后来依稀记得在八卦新闻里看到介绍说长泽雅美在电影里饰演的人物和没有血缘关系的哥哥大谈恋爱。看完电影之后，不免一笑置之：八卦新闻终究是八卦新闻，电影充其量只是在讲述这“兄妹”间略带暧昧的亲情罢了。当然也不得不承认，若不是到电影的后半段（哥哥突然去世之前）依然对那其实不存在的乱伦激情戏抱有期待的话，我可能根本坚持不下来。

 

片尾响起了那首和电影同名的歌曲，对，就是blog现在用的这首。早就知道几年前有这么首歌很出名，以至于台湾新加坡都有人翻唱过，直到刚才也只是奇怪日本人怎么喜欢这么俗的名字又作歌名又作电影名，个中缘由从未过问。不过结尾优美的旋律终于让我意识到有必要baidu一下。原来，此曲乃是原作者森山良子为纪念年轻时去世的没有血缘关系的哥哥所写，而今天的这部电影就是根据这兄妹的故事所改编。如此一来，謎が全て解けました，电影也似乎变得有点回味了。看来平淡的故事还是需要真实来支撑的，至少对我还是产生了心理作用，并且可以让我心满意足得睡觉去了。

 

ps. 正是清明时节，贴出这篇朴素的歌词，送给所有怀着对逝去之人的思念的朋友吧

 

 

 

 

 

给好久没更新的space换了首歌

herq很早之前问过我‘青春アミーゴ’的歌词大意，这两天在日月光华上看到了一个不错的翻译

 

ps. ミ•アミーゴ即西班牙语Mi amigo意思是my friend.

 

青春（せいしゅん）アミーゴ

鳴り響いた　携帯電話　嫌な予感が　胸をよぎる
冷静になれよ　ミ•アミーゴ

情けないぜ　助けてくれ　例の奴等に　追われてるんだ
もうダメかもしれない　ミ•アミーゴ

２人を裂くように　電話が切れた

＊SI　俺たちはいつ　でも２人で１つだった　地元じゃ負け知らず　そうだろ
SI　俺たちは昔から　この街に　憧れて　信じて　生きてきた
なぜだろう　思いだした　景色は　旅立つ曰の綺麗な空　抱きしめて＊

辿り着いた　暗い路地裏　しゃがみこんだ　あいつがいた
間に合わなかった　ごめんな

やられちまった　あの曰交わした　例の約束　守れないけど
お前が来てくれて　嬉しいよ

震える手の平を　強く握った

SI　俺たちはあの頃　辿り着いたこの街　全てが手に入る　気がした
SI　故郷を捨て去り　でかい夢を追いかけ　笑って生きてきた
これからも　変わることない　未来を２人で追いかけられると　夢見てた

（＊くり返し）

なりひびいた　けいたいでんわ　いやなよかんが　むねをよぎる
れいせいになれよ　ミ•アミーゴ

なさけないぜ　だすけてくれ　れいのやつらに　おわれてるんだ
もうだめかもしれない　ミ•アミーゴ

ふたにをさくように　でんわがきれた

 

 

想起的手机　一股不好的预感闪过心头　
冷静下来吧我的朋友
真没面子　不过还是请你帮帮我
那一票人马又再追杀我
这次搞不好可能会挂　我的朋友
有如硬生生分开我俩似的　电话断了
ＳＩ我们永远是一对好搭档
打遍地方无敌手不是吗
ＳＩ我们从过去就对这个城市充满了憧憬
一路相信着走过来
不知何以回想起的风景
是踏上旅程那一天美丽的天空　紧紧拥抱着它
来到阴暗的小巷
看到那小子就蹲在那里　
没能赶得上对不起啦
被打败了　往日所交换的
那一个承诺虽然我没能做到
但是你愿意过来我很开心
用力握住颤抖的手心
ＳＩ我们当时来到了这个城市
曾以为可以得到一切的事物
ＳＩ抛弃了家乡
追求着天大的梦想　一路笑着走过来
从今以后也不会改变　
两人一同　追寻梦想　曾有过这样的梦想
ＳＩ我们永远是一对好搭档
打遍地方无敌手不是吗
ＳＩ我们从过去就对这个城市充满了憧憬
一路相信着走过来
不知何以回想起的风景
是踏上旅程那一天美丽的天空　紧紧拥抱着它

看新闻读报的最大好处就在于让你在感叹世界变化之快的同时不经意间消磨了时间。这不经让我想起前两天一篇日语文章里看到的话：最大的浪费时间不是玩，而是浪费在无用的学习上。幸好，看新闻报道比起作者所说的学希腊语要有意思一些。

 

在Economist上看到了一篇纪念Peter Drucker的文章，这个被称为management guru的管理学大师是11号去世的，记得那天看到这个消息，想起自己看了一半丢在家里的Drucker文集，突然很想跑去书店去买一本The Concept of the Corporation，无奈囊中羞涩，只好上网看NYT的讣告。比起这讣告，今天看到的文章内容丰富很多，把Drucker的贡献，影响什么的说得很明白，比自己看那些Drucker的文章还要明白。文章中引用了不少他自己的话，像‘modern government can do only two things well: wage war and inflate the currency.‘，提醒我自己当初之所以能看了这么多他写的东西，不过是因为他自信狂傲的文风。比起学者，他更像journalist，而我显然更喜欢后者。再想想最近看了两页就看不下去的Michael Porter的书，更印证了这种倾向。Porter的五力模型之类的在商学院和咨询公司被奉为经典，而Drucker的智慧却可以作为我娱乐性的阅读。读到‘The biggest problem with evaluating Mr Drucker's influence is that so many of his ideas have passed into conventional wisdom—in other words, that he is the victim of his own success.‘真的觉得很赞同。

 

今天另一个要纪念的人是胡耀邦，当然纪念他的人不是我，而是中共中央。虽然从浙江到北京并没有改变我与政治无关的生活，但有时候还是会想到，这些事就发生在我旁边。这些事突然间改变了许多人的命运，也多少决定了我的生存状态。

记得一个北京同学跟我说，他在北京从没觉得它是经济，文化中心，但是深深感到它是政治中心。不知道今天的转变会给它的未来带来什么新的可能性。

 

 

 

Pics above are two of the three dishes we ordered tonight in the Xidan shop of Häagen-Dazs. Icecream Tieban and Icecream cake were in fact more attractive to me, but the prices were not acceptable, especially when the invoice would finally belong to me.

 

Bleeded white, I went out of the shop with others, and got a tabloid telling that the mascots of 2008 Olympics had been unveiled. I would at least have welcomed their names, but just couldn’t help vomitting when I saw those images. Nevertheless, foreigners might not feel the same way.

 

Another happy day, anyway.  And should be Wong’s turn next time:P

- almost no sleep during the weekend for two reports, and almost no wake during the workday for tiredness.

- worked out most of combinatorial problems, but left some trivial but daunting numerical computation to others.

- having got complaints of my rare appearance on MSN, i logged in, added to the list a dozen new contacts, and spent half a day skimming every blogs, the toil of which was one of the reasons of my absence.

- subscribed for a new email address on Yahoo! Japan for recieving Japanese messages and got an automatic 'ようこそ！'

- read the first 10 pages of Bodie's 'investments', not bad except for the 1000-page-plus length .

- wearing pajamas instead of jeans in dormitory felt really nice!

- money went away from the wallet like water and expect to go even faster this weekend. days left in this month shall be led with buns and pure water.

同样是Alvin提到的men vs women的那串比较，这是我说的那个完整版本，就放这里了：）

October 30, 2005   NICKNAMES   If Laura, Suzanne, Debra and Rose go out for lunch, they will call each other Laura, Suzanne, Debra and Rose.   If Mike, Charlie, Bob and John go out, they will affectionately refer to each other as Fat Boy, Godzilla, Peanut-Head and Scrappy.   EATING OUT   When the bill arrives, Mike, Charlie, Bob and John will each throw in $20, even though it's only for $32.50. None of them will have anything smaller, and none will actually admit they want change back..   When the girls get their bill, the pocket calculators come out.   MONEY   A man will pay $2 for a $1 item he wants.   A woman will pay $1 for a $2 item that she doesn't want.   BATHROOMS   A man has six items in his bathroom: a toothbrush, shaving cream, razor, a bar of soap, and a towel from the Holiday Inn.   The average number of items in the typical woman's bathroom is 337. A man would not be able to identify most of these items.   ARGUMENTS   A woman has the last word in any argument.   Anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new argument.   CATS   Women love cats.   Men say they love cats, but when women aren't looking, men kick cats.   FUTURE   A woman worries about the future until she gets a husband.   A man never worries about the future until he gets a wife.   SUCCESS   A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend.   A successful woman is one who can find such a man.   MARRIAGE   A woman marries a man expecting he will change, but he doesn't.   A man marries a woman expecting that she won't change and she does.   DRESSING UP   A woman will dress up to go shopping, water the plants, empty the garbage, answer the phone, read a book, and get the mail.   A man will dress up for weddings and funerals.   NATURAL   Men wake up as good-looking as they went to bed.   Women somehow deteriorate during the night.   OFFSPRING   Ah, children. A woman knows all about her children. She knows about dentist appointments and romances, best friends, favorite foods, secret fears and hopes and dreams.   A man is vaguely aware of some short people living in the house.   THOUGHT FOR THE DAY   Any married man should forget his mistakes.   There's no use in two people remembering the same thing.

Alvin让我看他BLOG上的traversal sequence，到意外发现了一份珍贵的资料（评论恕删），至于sequence question么改天在做：）

 

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顾冰清 复旦大学通信专业 现在德国攻读硕士 德法边境的那个小城.
金   莅 上海交通大学联读班 后分到电子信息专业 现在加拿大 维多利亚大学..
邱娴都 北京大学国际政治系 现在加拿大攻读硕士 温哥华附近
郑洁颖 上海交通大学电子信息试点班毕业 直升本专业硕士研究生
姜凤鸣 北京工商金融系 以392的高分考入上海交通大学金融专业硕士研究生
秦婷婷 上海理工金融系 高分考入复旦大学金融专业公费硕士研究生
金逸文 上海交通大学自动化系 高分上研    
潘轶岑 北京邮电大学通信工程专业  (保送)北邮本专业硕士
陈   曦 复旦大学计算机系 直升华东师范大学计算机系硕士研究生     
包   蕾 复旦大学生物系 直升了   
张亚红 浙江大学材料科学系 直升了

 
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沈明民 (保送)中国科大数学系           现与 陆晴 双飞 哥伦比亚大学数学    
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Cited from Seven Castle

Hairy crab is a local delicacy that becomes a near obsession during the peak season in late autumn. In ancient China it was regarded as something of high taste to enjoy the delicacy of crabs, watch the chrysanthemums and compose poems.   Among the large variety of crabs, Dazha Crab enjoys the widest fame. It gets its name from an interesting crab-catching method. Fishermen set up a bamboo circle in the water and put a lamp above it. Crabs, liking light by nature, will climb up along the bamboo wall ("dazha" in Chinese) and at last fall in the trap.   Dazha Crab is mainly produced in the Yangcheng Lake in Jiangsu, Chongming Island in Shanghai, Chao Lake in Anhui and Hong Lake in Hubei, places with pleasant climate, fertile land and sufficient water. The water grass and rotted plants silted up on the bottom of a lake are the best food for crabs.     Yangcheng Lake lies in the northeast of Suzhou. The crabs, known for a deep blue shell, white navel and golden hair, are reputed to have the best taste among all varieties of crabs, commanding a far higher price than regular ones. Crab farmers adopted more scientific ways of breeding, by growing waterweeds to clean the water and raising river snails, whose eggs are the preferred foods of crabs. Each year during the period of September and October, the fishermen go there crabbing with nets, fishing grates, baskets, and even bamboo poles, making a scenery bustling with excitement.   Shanghai doesn't lack hairy crabs. However, to eat the authentic catch of Yangcheng Lake is still a luxury. Most of these crabs are available in hotels and restaurants, with only a small number sold at wholesale markets. In a country where counterfeiting is routine, it is hardly surprising that even hairy crabs suffer from this problem, with the Yangcheng Lake crabs as the focus. Though they have already been registered as a trademark, the insatiable demand for these crabs has "inspired" some "black" vendors to claim their inferior crabs are from the lake in a bid to reap higher prices. At least 70 per cent of the crabs sold at the local market as authentic ones are actually inferior ones. To fight fake ones, each real crab has an anti-counterfeiting ring that carries an 18-digit number and the company's name. Yet counterfeiters are so talented they can make any fakes no matter how difficult it is and markets are everywhere - some people have already moved into the business of making fake labels and then selling them to vendors of common crabs. That business is said to be really thriving. Crab sellers can also put real rings on fake crabs. Even fishery specialists can hardly distinguish real ones from fake ones.   While tasting crabs is the greatest joy, the only problem is it is a little difficult to eat. However, in a restaurant, you can ask for scissors but usually you use your teeth to open the hard shells. Once you get used to it, it is easier than it looks. The ancient Chinese paid particular attention to methods of tasting crabs. Commonly, they prepared eight kinds of tools, such as tiny hammers, axes and tweezers. It is said that the supreme state for eating crabs is that all the crust can be kept almost intact after the meat is taken out. After shelling appears the white jade of grease and the snow-white flesh. Going with wine or ford, the crab tastes delicious and is nutritious enough. Dishes made with crabs not only stay at the top of the menus in domestic restaurants but also enjoy great popularity in overseas markets.   The sauce is typically a mixture of black vinegar, sugar and chopped ginger. The amino acid in the black vinegar kills the smell of the crab and brings out the flavor. Also, according to traditional Chinese medicine, eating crabs can cool your body. That is why you need the ginger to warm your body. If you feel weak you should put a lot of ginger in it. And the best drink that goes with crab is Chinese rice wine. Not only is it the best match in taste, but also it warms your stomach. You must not drink tea, cold water or eat persimmons after tasting crabs, or your stomach will be hurt.    Restaurants in Shanghai often build their reputation on crab dishes, among which, Central Hotel is the most famous source, using only Yangcheng Lake crabs. A feast of these freshwater hairy crabs is highly cherished and there is even a conventional procedure to appreciate the crustacean. Commonly, crabs are the last dish of a dinner; because they are so delicious that other food would not have any taste if you tried crabs first.   By the way, in the Chinese language, the phrase "the first one to eat crab" refers to an insightful person who dares to take risks and try something new.

Oct 25th 2005
From The Economist Global Agenda

President George Bush has nominated Ben Bernanke to succeed Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve. The new man has big shoes to fill—and plenty of economic challenges to address

“I USED to think if there was reincarnation I wanted to come back as the president or the pope…but now I want to come back as the bond market. You can intimidate everybody.” So said James Carville, Bill Clinton's campaign manager. If he had thought about this a little bit harder, he might have wanted to come back as the chairman of America’s Federal Reserve—the man who puts the fear of God into the bond market.

For 18 years, this dizzying power has been vested in the person of Alan Greenspan, who is set to retire on January 31st. As the deadline has drawn nearer, policy circles have buzzed with conjecture over whom President George Bush could possibly appoint to replace a figure so revered that Bob Woodward’s recent book about him was titled simply “Maestro”. Speculation swirled around several names, including Ben Bernanke, the chairman of Mr Bush’s Council of Economic Advisers; Glenn Hubbard, a Columbia professor who used to hold Mr Bernanke’s job; Martin Feldstein, a respected academic with a strong reputation as a conservative policy wonk; and Donald Kohn, a current governor of the Federal Reserve. On Monday October 24th, Mr Bush put an end to the suspense, announcing that he would nominate Mr Bernanke, who used to work at the Federal Reserve, to succeed his former boss.

No one doubts that the 51-year-old Mr Bernanke has big shoes to fill. Though the collapse of the internet bubble has slightly dimmed the halo that was placed over Mr Greenspan in the late 1990s by gleeful investors who thought he was leading America to a promised land of dotcom wealth, his track record is still quite impressive. During his tenure, the spectre of inflation was finally banished as he continued and extended the hawkish stance of his predecessor, Paul Volcker. Thanks in part to Mr Greenspan's able management of the money supply, America has experienced some of the longest booms of its history, punctuated by only the mildest of recessions. And this has been achieved despite a series of crises: stockmarket crashes in 1987 and 2000, the savings-and-loan debacle, the Asian financial meltdown of 1997-98, the phoney scare of Y2K and the real terror of September 11th 2001.

Mr Bernanke does not have quite the wonkish credentials of Mr Greenspan, who came into office already having done considerable time in the policy sections of the Ford and Reagan administrations. Until 2002, when he was appointed to the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors, Mr Bernanke was an economics professor at Princeton University. But during his brief time at the Fed and the White House, he has attracted quite a bit of attention for his monetary pronouncements. A controversial speech, in which he suggested that America’s gargantuan current-account deficit was due less to government profligacy than to a global savings glut that is flooding America’s debt markets with capital, set off a heated debate that is still raging.

Such arguments have not exactly endeared him to Democrats, who naturally prefer to place the blame for red ink squarely on the shoulders of the Bush administration. Some of Mr Bernanke's critics will undoubtedly accuse him of being a Republican stooge. This accusation was levelled at Mr Greenspan when he was nominated for the job all those years ago, and has resurfaced periodically, particularly when he spoke out in support of Mr Bush’s tax cuts. Mr Bernanke can expect to have his actions closely scrutinised for any sign of helping the Bush administration—or hurting any hypothetical Democratic administrations of the future.

Nonetheless, it is unlikely that Democrats will mount any serious opposition to his nomination given his impressive credentials. The stockmarket has already endorsed Mr Bernanke, leaping upwards in response to his nomination (though the market for government bonds weakened, thanks to Mr Bernanke's reputation for erring on the expansionist side of monetary policy). This stands in stark contrast to the sharp drop that greeted news of Mr Greenspan's appointment, driven by the perception that he was a Republican yes-man.

Even if Democrats were disposed to block Mr Bernanke's appointment, a fracas over the Federal Reserve would only take public attention away from the embarrassing political setbacks the Bush administration has recently suffered. First Harriet Miers, the White House counsel whom Mr Bush nominated to replace Sandra Day O’Connor on the Supreme Court, ran into trouble—even Republicans are deriding her as a crony and an intellectual lightweight, and pressuring the administration to withdraw her name. Adding insult to injury, indictments of high-level administration officials are expected any day from the special prosecutor appointed to investigate the leak of a CIA agent’s name to the press. The recent spate of bad news may be why Mr Bush has chosen to nominate Mr Bernanke, who is seen as a safe, solid choice.

Once he steps into Mr Greenspan’s shoes, Mr Bernanke will undoubtedly try to keep a low profile for a while as he feels out the new job. But he will probably not be able to maintain it for long. For one thing, Mr Bernanke, unlike Mr Greenspan, has endorsed the idea of setting an explicit target for inflation, which would be a substantial policy shift for the Fed. For another, the new chairman will face considerable challenges. Though guiding monetary policy is less fraught than it used to be, now that the Fed has established its hawkish credentials through a long period of stable prices, there are storm clouds gathering on the economic horizon.

The most worrying of these is America’s housing bubble. Soaring house prices have been crucial in underpinning consumer spending since 2001 as Americans have blithely ridden out slowing income growth by releasing large sums of home equity. A related problem, the gaping (and growing) current-account deficit, has many observers worried about a sudden dollar devaluation triggering a “hard landing” for America’s economy—and thus the world economy. And rising oil prices have once again raised the spectre of the devastating combination of high consumer prices and slow growth that haunted the 1970s. There are no clear answers to any of these problems, and Mr Bernanke will have to feel his way with the eyes of the world upon him. Perhaps Mr Carville had the right idea after all.

 

 

国庆过后每天都忙忙碌碌的，和休假时简直是天壤之别，

回想起来，其实并没有太多事做，只是平静的生活节奏太容易被一些琐碎的小事打破了

 

看片还是在继续，

一部片子要被称为经典，出色的剧本必不可少

一部普通的片子要让人看下去，出色的演员必不可少

 

白色巨塔，黑革的手贴，虎与龙 不是光有好演员

但是在这季几乎已经注定没有经典的情况下，好演员就是最重要的砝码了

所以目前有两部肯定会继续往下看

 

爱之歌，虽然菅野的现装不如古装漂亮，虽然第一集就出来自杀，绝症的老套剧情，但是玉置浩二的表演功力让整部片子自然而稳重，许多独白，换了别人，就会完全没有那种味道。而我能想到的形容这种气质的只有一个日语单词  人间味

 

危险的关系，完全和伊东没关系，而是森山，年纪轻轻，一脸稚气，却有如此了得的表现力，把一个独自来到外面的世界，为未来奋斗的年轻人演的如此传神。想想同样年级的J家的美少男们，正在一部接一部的校园剧里演着又拽又酷，理想主义的高中生，虽然不是指责他们没演技，只是在实力派的面前，他们的境界低了一层。

 

 

白天看了一下新的一季的几个第一集，暂时没有发现，爱之歌估计还会继续观望，其他的估计就ochi了

 

晚上先在party hot dance,又去BeForTime打牌，尽兴！

 

另外也没忘来点学术，Optimization布置了一篇LP的多项式时间算法的论文，可是什么是LP的多项式时间算法？

秋季档几乎被一帮不到20的毛头小孩统治了，让我打不起精神，不过也存在着可能带来惊喜的不确定因素。

目前先关注几部：

あいのうた：大奥里的菅野给我的感觉不错，看看这部会怎样

大奥～華の乱～：又是大奥-_-!!

危険なアネキ：男女主角都还不错（伊东这么连着演，不怕毁容？）

花より男子：纯粹好奇。流星花园的原著，看看日本人自己会怎么拍

 

 

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冷戰可謂一場規模宏大驚心動魄的沖突管理﹐在此基礎上進行理論研究﹐揭示個人在沖突期間如何溝通互動的兩位經濟學家奪得了本年度諾貝爾經濟學獎。 現年84歲的托馬斯．謝林(Thomas Schelling)是馬里蘭大學(University of Maryland)退休教授﹐曾長期擔任美國政府顧問。他就美蘇核武擴軍管理的主題撰寫了大量文章﹐並將他的理論擴展到吸毒﹑種族隔離和全球氣候變暖等領域。羅伯特．奧曼(Robert Aumann)現年75歲﹐這位受過專業訓練的數學家後來到位於耶路撒冷的希伯萊大學(Hebrew University)作教授﹐他為謝林和自己開創的這片領域增添了嚴格的學術分析色彩﹐這就是後來在經濟學研究中頗負盛名的“博弈論”。 兩位學者將分享瑞典皇家科學院(Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences)頒發的1,000萬克朗（130萬美元）獎金。謝林是美國公民﹐奧曼持有美國和以色列雙重國籍。 博弈論研究的是戰略﹐討論人們在沖突中如何互動怎樣決策。對弈的兩名棋手不但根據自己的思路﹐還要考慮到對手可能做出的反應來決定落子。四﹑五十年代﹐經濟學家們開始探索個人行為方式的模型﹐認為這個模型應該少些機械性﹐要能夠反映棋類遊戲中對抗雙方的戰略互動。 博弈論研究的動力部分來自奧曼等數學家﹐以及奧曼在麻省理工大學(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)的同事約翰．納什(John Nash)。納什的人生悲喜後來被拍成一部電影《美麗人生》(A Beautiful Mind)。他在1994年與另外兩位學者同獲諾貝爾經濟學獎。 納什和奧曼等人用數學分析給博弈論列出精確的公式﹐謝林則另辟蹊徑﹐試圖給博弈論添加實踐意義。例如﹐謝林就利用博弈論解釋﹐決策者怎樣經常找到縮小自己行動選擇從而得到對手妥協的優勢。又比如﹐很多時候﹐軍隊將領下令燒毀背後的橋梁﹐由此向對手發出一條可信的﹑同時也很有可能改變戰局的消息：我方無意撤退。 此後﹐經濟學家們就開始在其他領域使用這種“先驗承諾”的觀點﹐也包括商業範疇。例如﹐有些公司可能會發現興建大量﹑未免過剩的產能這種做法會有利可圖﹐因為它向準備入行的公司發出的信息是：一旦闖進來就要準備打一場價格戰。 普林斯頓大學(Princeton University)教授阿維納什．迪克西特(Avinash Dixit)說﹐謝林分類整理並解釋了戰略行動的奏效原理。他說謝林早就該獲得這個獎項了﹐“我期待這一天已經有15年到20年了。” 謝林和奧曼都在冷戰時期度過了人生的盛年。對美蘇兩國爆發核沖突的恐懼促使學者們紛紛研究雙方的動機和決策。謝林的研究就始於二戰後幫助重建歐洲的馬歇爾計劃(Marshall Plan)。 奧曼的家人1938年逃離納粹德國﹐他曾經想專門研究猶太教經典《塔木德經》(Talmud)﹐後來轉行學了數學。他說自己是在攻讀博士學位期間對博弈論產生興趣的﹐當時他在普林斯頓大學讀書﹐參與了一項防禦戰略的制定和研究工作﹐項目假設一座城市被空襲﹐研究人員需要制定出一套防守戰略﹐並就此展開研究。他在50年代從以色列移居美國。 謝林把研究工作擴大到冷戰範疇之外。比如說﹐他的研究就表明﹐不同人群之間哪怕存在非常微小的差異﹐也有可能導致城內的大規模種族隔離行動。這套理論還將藥物成癮解釋為針對自己的博弈。比如說﹐像戒煙的人可能會把香煙沖進馬桶﹐因為他知道自己稍後可能無法抵禦吸煙的誘惑。 諾貝爾經濟學獎是唯一沒有根據阿爾弗雷德．諾貝爾(Alfred Nobel)遺囑頒發的獎項。這個獎項是在1968年創立的﹐被稱為“瑞典銀行為紀念阿爾弗雷德．諾貝爾而頒發的經濟學獎”(Bank of Sweden Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel)。 香港時間2005年10月11日13:25更新

TVB已经开始放菅野版的大奥了，

老实说，大奥没什么出色的，比金枝还差了一节，

但是这个版本的一直没出字幕，tvb引进它也算是做了件好事

 

Robinho今天超女演唱会归来，在版上大赞ly的 loving you 和 催眠，

于是本伪凉粉也去下了一点ly的视频。感觉还是不错的，至少又回味起了躺在家里看超女的悠闲自在的日子

日夜颠倒的十一长假总算到头了，今天终于花了点时间看了看系统建模的论文，比想象的有意思一点，但是3000字的阅读报告就不是那么有意思了。

 

古田又要拍新春特别篇了，这次说是finale了，没必要说得那么绝吧。可能田村桑一把年纪，不想再拍推理剧这么伤脑筋的东西了。cast似乎不错，三夜连放，菜菜子压轴最后一夜，结婚生子后真是俨然成了大物了。。

 

以下是转自 日刊体育 的报道

 

「古畑任三郎」松嶋菜々子で完結

　田村正和（６２）主演の人気ドラマ「古畑任三郎」（フジテレビ）のラスト作品が、来年正月に３夜連続で放送されることが決定した。９４年から放送され、連ドラ、スペシャルと高視聴率を獲得してきた異色ミステリーがついに終結。最後のゲストとなるのは松嶋菜々子（３１）で、数々の大物が彩ってきたゲスト陣の“大トリ”を飾る。

　「古畑任三郎」は三谷幸喜氏脚本のいわば“日本版?刑事コロンボ”。従来のミステリーとは違い、あらかじめ犯人はその回に登場するゲストと決まっており、田村演じる風変わりな刑事?古畑が、鋭い洞察力で追いつめていく経過がドラマになっている。

　古畑や部下の今泉慎太郎（西村雅彦）、西園寺刑事（石井正則）らレギュラー陣に加え、大物ゲストと田村の“演技対決”が人気を集めてきた。これまで連ドラ３シリーズのほか、スペシャル５作、総集編１作を放送している。

　シリーズ完結について、制作する共同テレビの関口静夫プロデューサーは「２年前に松本幸四郎さんをゲストに迎えたスペシャルが最後の作品のつもりでしたが、シリーズ続行を求めるファンの方から多くの声が届きました」と話す。「三谷さんが皆さんの思いをくんで“書けるだけ書いてみよう”と取り組んだのが今回の３作品です」としている。

　放送日と時間は未定ながら、新春の３夜連続放送がまず決定。第１夜のゲストは石坂浩二（６４）と藤原竜也（２３）。２夜目は調整中。松嶋は３夜目に登場し、「天才的なアイデアで殺人を犯す女性」を演じる。最後は女性の知能犯で終わらせようと決めた制作側が、これまで悪女役の少なかった松嶋の意外性と華やかさに着眼してアプローチ。松嶋も出演を快諾した。

　キャスト、制作陣とも「三谷さん、田村さんがファンの熱い要望に応えたファイナル。今までの作品に負けない豪華なキャスティング、斬新なトリックを仕掛けています」と声をそろえており、注目の３夜になりそうだ。
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