關於 summer skills to learn ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

讓我為你介紹我帥氣忠誠的螢幕伴侶 "Uncle " 。🐎
這次拍攝可以盡情的騎馬奔馳絕對是當中的亮點之一。
我記得當我第一次跟導演見面時，他問我騎馬還可以嗎？因為我會有很多場騎馬的鏡頭，我非常興奮地告訴他，我小時候有的一大部分的時間都在練習騎馬。
我第一次騎馬時跟我父親一起光著身子騎馬，我那時已經兩歲了。�我11歲時從加勒比海搬回法國時媽媽很擔心我，因為在島嶼上可以每天享受大自然，然而突然要適應城市生活並不容易。一開始我根本不想要想穿鞋子！哈哈. 所以她每個週末和暑假都送我去一個牧場練習騎馬，在那裡我開始愛上了騎馬。
那裡是我的快樂天堂。在那我學習了如何與馬交流那是一種非常不可思議的感覺。
需要很多信任，耐心，同理心和尊重。
這裡有一些我們拍攝前訓練時的鏡頭。�他們都做得很棒！在幾堂課後可以表現的如此自然和自信是非常不容易的！特別是在很多人的拍攝現場，開闊的大自然環境中。
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我真的很鼓勵有孩子的家庭去牧場體驗一下。就像我剛說的， 孩子們可以從中學到很多東西，自信， 尊重， 耐心等等......及生活中其它非常重要的技能。
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今天晚上9點別忘了收看 斯卡羅 SEQALU：Formosa 1867
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I introduce you my handsome loyal partner on screen “Uncle”. 🐎
One of the highlights of that project was definitely to be able to ride a lot.
I remember when I first met with the director, he asked me if I would be comfortable riding a horse as I will have lot of scenes riding, and I was so excited to tell him that I spent a part of my childhood practicing horse back riding.
-�The first time I rode a horse bareback, I was 2 years old with my father. �After I moved back to France from Caribbean at 11, my mum was worry for me, it was not easy to leave my island where I would enjoy nature everyday and then adapt to the city life. I didn’t even want to wear shoes ! haha.�So she sent me every weekend and summer break to a ranch where I practiced and felt in love with horse back riding.
It was my happy place. Learning how to enter into communion with a horse is such an incredible feeling.
It’s a lot of trust, patience, empathy and respect.
Anyway, here are some shots of us training before filming. �They all did amazing! Being so natural and confident just after few lessons isn’t easy at all! Especially on a movie set, in nature, where you have so many people around.
-�I really encourage families with kids to go to a ranch and experience it. Kids can learn so much from it, as I’ve said, confidence, respect, patience.. so many feelings and skills important in life.
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See you tonight 9pm for two new episodes of Seqalu!

《美國在台協會實習生的一天》vlog系列 - Part 2
✨你想到AIT實習嗎？你知道AIT每年春季和秋季都會招募台灣實習生嗎？「AIT實習生計畫」提供台灣大學生寶貴的職場實戰經驗，第一手體驗強化美台人民關係的各項活動。如果你想知道AIT的工作實況，一定要看我們的《美國在台協會實習生的一天》vlog系列影片！第二支影片為大家開箱的是AIT財務組的實習狀況，來！跟著年輕有活力的實習生看看財務組實習生的一天吧！！🤪

如果你錯過了春季的實習生計畫，別擔心，暑假前會再公布下一波機會喔！你有什麼問題想問問我們的實習生嗎？留言告訴我們吧！

A Day in the life as a FMO Intern
✨Are you interested in interning at AIT? Did you know AIT is hiring local interns every spring and fall? AIT’s local intern program allows university students to gain valuable experience working on projects that strengthen U.S.-Taiwan people-to-people ties. If you want to learn more about what it is like to work in AIT, don’t miss our “A Day in the Life of an AIT Intern” vlog series! The second episode is to give a peek at the work of AIT’s Financial Management Office interns. This video will take you through the office, and get you an idea of what skills that an intern should be equipped to work at FMO.

If you missed the deadline for the Spring term, don’t worry, more opportunities are coming up early summer. Comment below to ask our interns questions!

Skill up for the summer.

August reminds us that summer is special and limited, an opportunity to learn new skills. Refine your craft with our upcoming #LeicaConversations and Leica Akademie USA online workshops.

Aug. 13: Photographic Evolution: Talk with Phil Penman
#LeicaConversations Program
RSVP: https://bit.ly/LeicaConversations_Phil

Aug. 23 - Sept. 13: The Advancing Photographer Workshop:
Ralph Gibson Photography
Register: https://bit.ly/2020_RalphGibson

Aug. 29: Photography as an Instrument of Awareness Workshop:
Eva Woolridge
Register: https://bit.ly/LeicaAkademie_Eva

#LeicaCameraUSA #LeicaAkademieUSA

CHOOSE YOUR DAEMON
Watch the ONINAKI Daemon Trailer to learn more about equipping your character with special Daemon attacks which enhance your skills and abilities. Uncover the mysteries of life, death and what’s beyond as you move between the Living World and the realm of the dead, known as the Beyond, in the highly anticipated RPG: ONINAKI.

Arriving Summer 2019 on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Steam.

Learn more at www.oninaki.com.

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Two-time NBA Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry is scheduled to visit Taiwan on Sept. 6, Washington-based sportswear maker Under Armour said.
It will be Curry’s first trip to Taiwan, which will be the final stop on a five-day tour of Asia. The Golden State Warriors point guard is also to visit Hong Kong and China’s Shengyang and Guangzhou.
Curry is to coach some of the nation’s top high-school basketball point guards attending an Under Armour Basketball Summer Camp, the company said.
Players would learn from Curry’s demonstration of advanced basketball skills and his experience as a professional basketball player, the sponsor said.
Curry was quoted in a statement issued by Under Armour as saying that he is looking forward to visiting his fans this summer.
He said that he would be able to share his passion about basketball with young players in Asia, and he also looked forward to seeing how passionate people are about basketball in different cultures.
Such experiences would empower him to meet the challenges of the upcoming basketball season, he said.
Apart from Curry, three other NBA players have visited Taiwan this summer.
Taiwanese-American player Jeremy Lin (林書豪) visited in June to coach a basketball camp and meet his fans.
Former Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard Kobe Bryant also arrived in June following his retirement from the professional game.
Kevin Durant visited the nation in the middle of last month after he announced he would be joining the Golden State Warriors.

When Ben Simmons got the ball in his hands and started to drive, there was a palpable rise in excitement inside the Thomas & Mack Arena Tuesday night. Fans leaned forward in their seats. When he’d make a pass, there were “oohs” and “ahs” of anticipation.

Which were usually followed by a missed shot from a Sixers a teammate. Simmons had six assists Tuesday night in a Philadelphia loss to Golden State, but he could have easily had another half dozen.

What matters right now you can feel the excitement the No. 1 pick brings to the court. His passing skills and court vision are better than advertised — and that was seen as the strength that set him apart. Sixers fans are going to love watching him play.

But he’s also got a long way to go to fulfill that promise. He was called a bit of a project at the draft, and that assessment is correct, too.

Through five Summer League games in Utah and Las Vegas, he is shooting 37 percent from the floor. He doesn’t have counters to his go-to moves, ones better defenders will take away once real NBA defenders are on him. He hasn’t attempted a three. You can see the potential on defense with his length, but he has a lot of learning to do on that and as well.

Philly management — more than the fan base — may be tired of waiting around for wins, but patience is the order of the day with Simmons.

“There’s no immediate fix planned for anything with a player who is 19,” Sixers Summer League coach Lloyd Pierce said. “He’s still growing into his game and now he’s jumping into the NBA where he’s got to learn a whole new set of players and tendencies, how defenses are playing him. We’re just trying to get him out there, see what he can do. We want to see how the players play with him, we want to see how he plays with the other guys. And that’s not something that is going to happen right away.”

Simmons has the gift of vision that only a few players — LeBron James, Ricky Rubio, etc. — have with their passing. It led fellow draftee Denzel Valentine to compare him to a mini-LeBron. Which is unfair, but welcome to being a No. 1 pick.

“I play like Ben Simmons,” he said. “I try not to compare myself to other players. There are guys I look at and try to take parts of their games into mine.”

His strength right now is in the open court.

“Transition, I’m a point forward, so if someone can get me the ball I can set plays up,” Simmons said…

“Whatever they give me I take,” Simmons said. “Every time I’m out there I try to contribute, whether it’s passing, scoring.”

Simmons admitted hitting a bit of a wall, getting tired and losing a little offensive focus in the fifth game Tuesday night. It’s pretty common at this point in Summer League — and coaches across the board are quick to point out it’s not going to get easier. Players, including Simmons, have to push through it.

“He’s a special talent, a phenomenal player, he can pass the ball, he can attack in transition, so we want him to stay aggressive,” Pierce said. “We want him to continue to flourish with the things he already does. And he’s done that.

“Sustainability, to do that for 48 minutes, for 82 games, is going to be a challenge. We want to see him bring it every night because a lot of people will be expecting him to do so.”