偶尔到网上搜寻自己的名字 曲淼淼,

发现很多医学科研人员引用了我早年在中国发表的论文...

还有我当研究生时的介绍, 很高兴.

但是, 出乎意料, 我曲淼淼成了一部言情小说"魅灵" 的女主人公.

是一个不是鬼的鬼.  真真滴吓了我一大跳.

作者是寄秋. 是台湾人? 没有仔细读,

说老实话, 在国外侨居18年, 中文退步, 也看不太懂.

明明知道这个人物与我毫不相干,  

却还是耿耿于怀, 隐隐约约滴感到这个作者好像认识我, 了解我似的...

真的见了鬼啦...寄秋, 你是谁?

我又是谁? 也许我真的是个鬼魂吧...

今天是清明节, 明天后天大后天是复活节,  "我" 将要借尸还魂, 起死回生...

我在海外研究过人骨髓干细胞的, 从一个干细胞培养出人体不同器官的各种组织...

 

 

这里的成人教育很好玩, 有各种课程. 教Salsa 的是个古巴来的小伙子, 绝对是正宗. 下面是Salsa的说明...

A Description of Salsa

Salsa is danced by stepping on 3 consecutive beats of music and then pausing for 1 beat, then repeating. The step timing can be thought of as step, step, step, pause; step, step, step, pause. Dance teachers count the step timing as quick, quick, slow; quick, quick, slow. Each quick consumes one beat of music, each slow consumes two beats of music. Depending on how you hear and feel the music, you may start the dance on any beat of the measure you wish. Most beginners start the dance on the first beat of the measure.

Though salsa is danced at approximately twice the tempo of the Rumba, the two dances share much in common. Salsa and Rumba music are both written in 4/4 time, with four beats to each measure. Two measures of music are required to complete one full basic step. In the music, the heavy beat is the one beat, the first beat of the measure. While the music tempo of rumba is typically 104 beats per minute, the music tempo of salsa is typically 180 to 210 beats per minute.

In both dances three steps are taken during each measure of music. In other words, three steps are taken to four beats of music. Recall that the step timing is counted quick, quick, slow; quick, quick, slow. Learning to count the music correctly is the first big hurdle for beginners. Students are seldom able to understand the dance fully until they are able to count the music and the step timing correctly. Notice that the cow bell sounds on the first and third beats of each measure.