關於 such a inspiration or such an inspiration ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

🐷大家久等了，豬血糕拉，上菜！🐷
｜好吉拉美食怪獸系列 第一彈｜
｜豬血糕拉｜ディフェゲラ｜DIHUEKELLA｜

⚫️預購時間：
9/19（日）中午12:00－10/2（六）晚上12:00
⚫️預購網址（每人預購2隻）：
台灣朋友預購下單區：https://reurl.cc/gzWZNR
海外朋友預購下單區：https://reurl.cc/L7bNVK
⚫️發貨時間： 預計2022年第一季
⚠若遇疫情影響請多包涵，詳情以廠商公告為主
⚠拍攝照片僅供參考。
豬血糕拉由1982小時候獨家販售

若有任何問題，請詢問1982小時候官網或粉絲頁

#對我就是發狂拍了海量的照片
#拜託大家看完
#我拍得很辛苦修得很辛苦
#其實我最喜歡的是那塊招牌

▎好吉拉美食怪獸系列　▎
#對於不敢吃的人來說
#有些美食根本是嚇人的怪獸

這座小島上充滿各種美味且風格多樣的小吃，如小籠包、滷肉飯、蚵仔煎、珍奶、鹹酥雞、臭豆腐、麵線、水煎包等等，他們可以是知名夜市的排隊名店，也可以是你家巷口的攤子，說這是台灣最重要的飲食文化也不為過。
但食物這東西，就是有些人喜歡，有些人不喜歡。有人不吃蚵仔、有人不敢吃雞屁股（就是我），還有人對大腸麵線那糊糊的口感很反感。
甚至許多我們認為美味的小吃，在外國人眼中成了恐怖料理。豬血糕就曾榮登英國旅遊網站「全球十大怪食」的榜首。
"對於不敢吃的人來說，這些美食根本是嚇人的怪獸吧！“
就是這樣的想法，讓我開始創作美食怪獸系列，從中二的角度來看，這些料理後的小吃，其實是該生物的型態轉變，例如鹹酥雞，可以看成是雞這種動物另一種型態，只是轉化成這樣的型態，需要許多步驟與人力介入，而且要犧牲雞的生命，才會變成你手上那包香噴噴的炸雞（到底在胡說八道到什麼？）。
In Taiwan, there are so many delicious and variety of street foods, such as xiaolongbao, braised pork on rice, oyster omelette, pearl milk tea, pepper popcorn chicken, stinky tofu, vermicelli, pan-fried stuffed bun, etc. They could be line-up stands at a night market, or simply neighborhood locations right at the corner of your residence. Street food is indeed one of the most important food cultures of Taiwan.
People have different opinions on what’s delicious and what’s not. While some refuse to eat oysters, and some can’t stand chicken butt (that’s me), also some dislike vermicelli with chitterling due to its gluey texture.
There are so many popular Taiwanese street foods considered bizarre to foreigners. For example, pig’s blood cake was once voted as top 1 of the World’s Most Unusual Food by a British travel website.
“To people who lack courage to try, those street foods are almost like terrifying Kaijus!”
That’s how I got the inspiration to create the Street Food Kaiju Series. The cooking process of street food is similar to an evolution of a living creature. Take pepper popcorn chicken for example, it all starts with a live chicken, by sacrificing life and going through many steps to transform to a bag of mouth watering food in your hands.
好吉拉 × 1982小時候

#豬血糕拉 #ディフェゲラ #DIHUEKELLA
#血汁怪獸王 #好吉拉美食怪獸 #夜市怪獸 #好吉拉小吃怪獸 #好吉拉夜市 #GoodzilaNightMarket #台灣小吃 #TaiwanStreetFood #台灣夜市 #TaiwanNightMarket #FoodKaiju #好吉拉美食怪獸宇宙 #食獸宇宙

8 CẤU TRÚC HAY - ÁP DỤNG GHI ĐIỂM CAO

- Hôm nay chúng ta học tiếp 8 cấu trúc thú vị nha, bạn ghi vào nhé:

1. To develop an interest: nuôi dưỡng sở thích
I have developed an interest for reading romantic books since I was a freshman in the university.

2. To be an expert in St: rất giỏi về cái gì
My neighbor, Mr. Hung, is an expert in fixing things.

3. Overcome hate and find the beauty inside: vượt qua sự ghét bỏ và đi tìm cái đẹp bên trong
Many people in LGBT community have done many campaigns to overcome hate from others and find the true beauty inside their mind.

4. Have the courage to do St: có dũng khí làm gì
Whenever I talk to my mom, I feel I have the courage to do everything in this world.

5. St is a great inspiration for Sb: cái gì là nguồn cảm hứng lớn cho ai/ cái gì
Shakespeare’s works have been a great inspiration for me in my writing.

6. To mix and match: phối đồ/ phụ kiện
My sister is an expert in mixing and matching items of clothing together.

7. Many efforts have been put: rất nhiều nỗ lực đã được thực hiện
Many efforts have been put to reduce the emissions from vehicles in major cities such as New Delhi or Bangkok.

8. Cut the use of St: cắt giảm sự sử dụng của cái gì
We should cut the use of plastic bags so as to protect the environment.

Link tải full 100 cấu trúc hay có ở 👇 các bạn cùng xem nha.

Wet Sand Podcast #4 is out!
Such an interesting conversation with my good friend 肯納 Kenna

Kenna had to face a lot of adversity growing up, but he came out on the other side to talk about it.
If you’re currently struggling in life, give our podcast a listen and maybe you’ll find some inspiration to move on.

Watch the whole episode on YouTube or listen on Spotify, Apple, Google or your podcast platform of choice.

#wetsand #podcast #youtube #applepodcasts #googlepodcasts #spotify #inspiration #motivation #friendship #lifelessons

How to be creative? You have to find inspiration, it doesn't find you.

1) I really have to care about the subject because if I don't, it's hard for me to tap into my subconscious to allow inspiration to happen. Caring about someone and something is personal. More often than not, it's a form of responsibility for me. Other times, it's pure fun and entertainment. So, if your job is to be creative, find a reason and conviction for the project at hand because caring about the project is your source of energy, so you may be brave to take the lead to dive deep into the abyss of the creative unknown.

2) If you are scared? Find inputs. Do research. Consciously feeding my subconscious mind is one of the most important steps I do for staying creative. Nothing is original. Every original man-made creation is an inspiration from everyday life, an alchemy of great ideas, or a hybrid of someone else's work. That is just the way it is.

3) Tap into your subconscious. Take time for it. Take a walk. Go for a jog. Take a shower. Now we talk about science. Our subconscious mind is the most active when we are relaxed. Our conscious mind pays attention to information all around us at the moment, but our subconscious mind contains the other 99% of the information we have come across in our entire lives. Such a powerful machine, why not tap into it? Now we wonder how many of the great ideas we know today were conceived while sitting on the toilets.

FIRSTLY? We are TERRIBLY sorry that the FIRST 8 minutes of audio was GONE! Omg. That's just horrible. Achilles and I were going on and on. I do apologise on our LIVE end.

Truth be told, I wasn't 100% that day. I was actually down with fever due to mastitis but as the saying goes, "the show must go on" and I was pretty excited to be talking to my guest. Azmi had to man the fort with a cranky baby at the back (our helper is stuck in her hometown due to the unfortunate floods, so we told her to settle matters. And then MCO 2.0 took place. So, we are WFH-livestreaming with 4 young kids all at home and a very sick me. Go figure! LOL)

Anyway, here was my first part of what I was (trying to say)

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The Covid-19 pandemic caused a projected loss of 195 million jobs, interruptions to education and a disproportionate impact on vulnerable groups. The nature of work and careers is changing fast. I’ve heard some say that it’s not the virus that scares them, but the uncertainties that lies ahead.

2020 has given employers and companies reshaped their hiring practices while employees rapidly had to adapt, upskill and reskill, as well as practice resiliency and hone on their entrepreneurial mindsets ,to respond to the reality of either a salary cut or worst, layoffs or to close their business due to the downturn.

As we enter into our 2nd week of 2021, with the uncertainties still looming, I’m pretty sure many of you are keen to know how others have strived despite the challenges. So today, I’m delighted to speak to Achilles Sureen, Senior Lead – Culture & Employee Engagement, AirAsia to share how he managed to fly by, when aviation was hit badly, in 2020.

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Thank you Achilles for being such an inspiration. I learnt so much from our short 'lunch date'. I hope mum and my dad meets each other and can have a glass of wine to celebrate your wonderfulness.

Thanks Angelica and JobStreet Malaysia for arranging this interview. Can't wait for the next one with Ramesh!

#JobsThatMatter


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To kickstart this online workshop series, we have Denise! Denise is the co-founder of Hello Pomelo, a web design agency and she will be giving you a crash course on almost everything you need to know before setting up your own e-commerce store.

Contents:
0:00 : Introduction
1:06 : Definitions
2:41 : Purchasing your own domain
4:02 : Choosing your hosting platform
11:39 : Alternative e-commerce solutions
12:08 : Website design
16:26 : Product photography
17:46 : Conclusion

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Whether the thought of setting up your own business is an active seed planted in your head, or if you are simply seeking some inspiration amidst all the uncertainty, we hope that you’ll learn a thing or two through this workshop.

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To download the lecture slides:
https://thedcedit.com/2020/04/dc-community-workshop-setting-up-your-own-e-commerce-store/

To read more about coding and setting up an e-commerce store:
https://codingforher.com/blog/

For any other questions for Hello Pomelo:
hello@hellopomelo.com

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About DC Community Workshops:

DC Community Workshops is an online workshop series which sets out to teach the DC Community some practical life skills. From the steps you would need to take when building your own e-commerce store, down to the simple things such as creating your very own job resume, we will be engaging experts from each of these fields to break down these seemingly daunting processes, to make it comprehensive for all.