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就算是这样，我还是一如既往的磨蹭

磨蹭来磨蹭去，时间变紧张了

出门左转左转再右转，过两个红绿灯后

眼睁睁看着公车从我身边呼啸而过，飙往前方100米远的公车站

要是在平时，我会挣扎一下追还是不追这个问题

这次不一样啦，这门课挺重要的，错过这班车我就不能准时到学校了

于是我腿一抬，包一甩，勇猛的向前狂奔而去

偏偏今天穿了条裙子，穿了双单鞋

当我一边跑一边听着耳边的呼呼风声，暗自得意自己的短跑不减当年

然后突然觉得脚下一凉，糟糕，跑太快，鞋子都跑掉了

当我反应过来时回头看时，看到我的鞋子已经被我甩开一段距离了

当下马上警觉的看了一下周围，马路对面，桥上，后方，前方，还好，都没有人看见

心想澳洲人少就是好啊

这才放心的跑了回去，穿起鞋子继续小狂奔。。。

终于赶上了！！！

上了车，我豪迈的甩出公交卡，在机器上一阵刷

咦，刷不出来艾，我无可奈何的看着司机

刷了一个又一个，两个机器我都刷了，还是刷不出来

照道理这种情况在这里很正常啦，机器经常不运作

司机就会让大家免费乘车

不过奇怪今天司机怎么没有叫我直接进去哦，明明机器坏了嘛。。。

司机一脸无辜的说不对啊刚刚还能刷的，应该可以用的呀

我低头一看自己的卡，糟糕，原来我拿了自己的学生卡当成公交卡刷了

赶忙说哎呀拿错卡了拿错卡了。。

接着又埋头在包里一通找，终于找到交通卡

刷好灰溜溜的进去找位置坐了。。

BEEP班,我最可爱的同学们

 

shown:我最早认识的,虽然有可能他那个时候根本就不记得我. 因为我开学的第一个星期,是他的最后一个星期,结束后他就回台湾度假了,接着在我上课的时候,我们疯狂的老师mark一看到窗外有鸽子停着就喊着:看,shown又回来了,他是间谍.#$%*!#%^$&.........所以我就记住了这个名字. shown是一个很安静的男生,别人在大声喊着闹着的时候,他可以静静的坐着,喝着酒. 在我眼里，他是个细心体贴的朋友.

 

way :和他说话,感觉就像看着自己的亲弟弟,一个很乖的弟弟. 让人忍不住想去照顾他. 在russo的时候,看着他带来的午饭不好,总想提醒他要照顾好自己.

 

lyra:BEEP班里我认识的第一个女生,当然了,女阿三除外.  她迟到了一个星期,一进教室,我就和她讲话了,哪知道她一说起来就没完了,cris制止了她...哈哈

她是一个热情,豪爽的-------美女

 

Marx:大大咧咧的男生,心地很好,很慢半拍,却会细心的记住别人对他的好,因为他会记得我给他吃过饼干,哈哈

 

rick :很帅气的上海男生,有时候会有点小孩子脾气,却很会照顾到别人的感受.

 

stanly: 不知道他具体多大了,据说很老了，哈哈. 他是一个很好玩的人,会自己卷烟抽,会戴个帽子遮掩他失败的发型,会强烈要求买酒请买cascade牌,他是一个大酒鬼!

希望他最近的人生重大选择能顺利解决.

 

endra:很懂事的一个印尼人,拼命打工,想减轻他妈妈的负担. 语法很烂,我有时候会教他，他就会用中文对我说:多谢师傅! 虽然他不会看到这些啦,但是希望他以后不会有那么多的烦恼.

 

 

 

 

 

The Chinese computer company now in charge of IBM's legendary PC business said it will waste no time in proving itself in the global marketplace.

In a statement released Sunday, Lenovo Group said it has completed its $1.25 billion acquisition of IBM's "Think" brand, including its ThinkPad laptops, ThinkCentre desktop PCs, ThinkVantage software tools and ThinkVision monitors.

While Lenovo commands one-third of the Chinese marketplace, it is now considered third in the worldwide PC business behind market leader Dell and HP.

The deal is still not finalized, however. Approval by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, regulatory authorities and a Lenovo shareholder vote still need to take place.

Executives with the company are confident in calling the acquisition decided, in part they said, because they are ahead of schedule finalizing the paperwork. Steve Ward, former IBM executive and now Lenovo CEO, said the company would now concentrate on shipping new products in a few weeks.

"Lenovo is well-positioned, with competitive strengths in branding, world-class scale and industry-leading efficiency," Ward said in a statement. "Lenovo's leading R&D and product differentiation capabilities, experienced management team and global distribution network -- through our unique alliance with IBM -- give us a powerful competitive position in global markets."

Ever since the original acquisition plans were announced December 8, 2004, the deal has gotten mixed reviews. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and Lenovo's shareholders approved the transaction near the end of January this year, but some U.S. regulators were a bit more skeptical.

The U.S Treasury Department-chaired Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) reviewed the sale after members of the Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department raised concerns about the sale of IBM's PC business and its impact on national security.

On March 9, the 11-member committee signed off on the transaction, but not without requiring some concessions, including requiring Lenovo to give up access to some of IBM's U.S. government accounts including its vendor status with the U.S. General Services Administration for government computers.

As part of the concessions, Lenovo now has its executive headquarters in the city of Purchase, New York, in Westchester County. The company's principal operations remain in Beijing, China and Raleigh, North Carolina, with R&D facilities in Beijing, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Chengdu, and Shanghai, China; Tokyo, Japan; and Raleigh.

Lenovo's primary PC manufacturing and assembly facilities will remain in Shenzhen, Huiyang, Beijing, and Shanghai, China. Lenovo's mobile handset assembly facilities are in Xiamen, China. Additional manufacturing and distribution facilities are located in the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Scotland, Hungary, India, Malaysia, Japan, and Australia. Lenovo said its PC distribution network includes approximately 4,400 retail outlets in China for the consumer business.

The company is also boasting a worldwide workforce of more than 19,000 people.

"The closing of this transaction is an historic event for Lenovo and marks a new era for the global PC industry," Yuanqing Yang, Lenovo chairman of the board, said in a statement. "The new Lenovo's strategy is based on what our customers want: high-quality products and world-class service."

Executives said the quickest path to transitioning IBM's Think brand lines to Lenovo will come through their procurement and marketing expenses as well as expanding to new markets.

The new Lenovo will have combined annual PC revenue of approximately $13 billion and volume of approximately 14 million units.

"We expect to capture synergies starting today through leveraging the complementary nature of Lenovo and PCD's customer bases, product offerings and geographic coverage while utilizing Lenovo's highly sophisticated operating platforms," Ward said in a statement.

As part of the acquisition announcement, Lenovo firmed up its executive management team. As expected, Yang has become chairman of Lenovo succeeding Liu Chuanzhi, Lenovo's founder, who has been named a non-executive director of the board.

Ward, previously IBM senior vice president and general manager of IBM's Personal Systems Group, will serve as CEO and as a board member.

IBM said it has nominated Bob Moffat and Henry Chow to sit on the Lenovo board as non-voting observers. Moffat is a senior vice president with IBM's Integrated Supply Chain division and also serves as member of the Board of Trustees for The Manufacturing Institute, an educational and research affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers. Chow is general manager and CEO of IBM in Greater China.

Lenovo also announced that Linan Zhu has been appointed as a non-executive director, replacing Maochao Zeng who has resigned from the board.

Under the terms of the deal, Lenovo paid IBM $1.25 billion in a combination of about $650 million in cash and $600 million in shares. Contrary to reports in March that its stake in the new company had been diminished, IBM's ownership in Lenovo remains at its original 18.9 percent. IBM also gains a 5-year contract to hold onto the licensing rights to ThinkPad and ThinkCentre brands. In addition, IBM's Global Financing and Global Services will be preferred providers to Lenovo for leasing and financing services as well as for warranty and maintenance services. As a side effect of the agreement, Lenovo is taking over $500 million in debt and other liabilities from IBM.

Part of that $500 million is coming from an infusion of investments from three U.S. equity firms. As previously reported, Texas Pacific Group ("TPG"), General Atlantic ("GA") and Newbridge Capital ("Newbridge") gave Lenovo Group a combined amount of $350 million as a strategic investment. Lenovo shareholders will get a chance to discuss the strategic investment as part of a meeting scheduled on May 13. Lenovo's board will also get three new board members from the strategic investor group.

     2005年5月1日（中国北京和纽约阿蒙克讯）— 联想集团有限公司（HKSE: 992，ADR: LNVGY）与IBM（NYSE：IBM）今天宣布，联想完成了对IBM全球个人电脑业务的收购，这标志着全球第三大个人电脑企业从此诞生。

　　联想集团董事会主席杨元庆说：“这笔交易的完成对联想是一个历史性的事件，标志着全球个人电脑产业新纪元的开始。新联想将致力于为客户提供最高品质、最具创新性的个人电脑产品及服务，为员工提供最佳的工作环境，同时也为我们的股东创造更大价值。”

　　联想集团首席执行官Stephen Ward说：“凭借公司在品牌、世界级规模和业内领先的高效率等各方面拥有的强大竞争实力，新联想已经成为全球PC领袖。联想拥有领先的产品研发与产品创新能力、经验丰富的管理团队以及遍布全球的分销网络。加上我们与IBM独特的合作联盟，赋予了新联想在全球市场上的强大竞争力。数周内，我们即将以新联想的名义推出全新的产品。”

　　新联想的强大实力包括国际知名的“Think”笔记本电脑品牌及中国知名的联想品牌，为消费者和企业客户提供优质专业服务的能力，以及在中国这个全球增长最快的IT市场上已经建立的领导地位。新联想在中国个人电脑市场占有三分之一的份额，在全球企业个人电脑市场上占领先地位。

　　交易简介

　　根据收购交易条款，联想已支付予IBM的交易代价为 12.5亿美元，其中包括约6.5亿美元现金，及按2004年12月交易宣布前最后一个交易日的股票收市价价值6亿美元的联想股份。交易完成后，IBM拥有联想18.9%股权。此外，联想将承担来自IBM约5亿美元的净负债。

　　IBM将录得大约10亿美元的税前收入。这笔收入将在IBM发布的 2005年第二季度财务报告中披露。

　　此次收购的最终协议于2004年12月8日公布，于2005年1月27日获联想股东批准通过。收购完成表示最终协议中的所有重要条款完成。

　　在2005年3月31日宣布的另一项交易中，联想引入全球三大私人股权投资公司：德克萨斯太平洋集团、General Atlantic及美国新桥投资集团，同意由这三大私人投资公司提供3.5亿美元的战略投资。根据协议，联想将向这三家私人投资公司共发行价值3.5亿美元的可换股优先股，以及可用作认购联想股份的非上市认股权证。有关这项交易需要召开的股东大会将在2005年5月13日举行。

　　在获得香港联合交易所审批及联想股东投票通过后，IBM之最终交易代价预期将为约8亿美元现金及价值4.5亿美元的联想股份，此安排将按照目前建议的方案由联想向IBM回购股份达成。

　　联想管理团队与董事会组成

　　新联想管理团队由来自双方的高级管理人员组成。杨元庆先生获任命为联想董事会主席，接替联想创始人柳传志先生，任命即时生效。柳传志先生获任命为董事会非执行董事。前 IBM 高级副总裁兼IBM个人系统事业部总经理Stephen Ward先生获任命为联想首席执行官及董事会董事，任命即时生效。

　　另外，IBM已提名Robert W. Moffat Jr. 先生及周伟焜先生（Henry Chow）进入联想董事会作没有投票权的观察员，任命即时生效。

　　在私人股权交易完成后，将有三位来自相关私人股权投资公司的代表加入董事会。

　　联想还宣布朱立南先生获任命为非执行董事，代替辞任董事会职务的曾茂朝先生。

　　协同效益与成本节约

　　是次收购较原计划提前成功完成，充份表明交易与整合过程进展顺利。客户服务与产品供应等将保持日常状态不会中断。

　　联想个人电脑的合并年收入将达约130亿美元，年销售个人电脑约1400万台。Stephen Ward先生说：“我们希望从今天开始，就充分利用联想和IBM 个人电脑事业部在客户群、产品以及地域等方面的互补优势，发挥协同和整合效应。”

　　公司预期协同效应既来自于采购和营销成本优化，也包括在中长期，由新市场开拓及产品发布、生产制造优化和供应链整合所产生的协同效应。

　　IBM与联想将结成独特的营销与服务联盟，携手合作，共同向前，联想的个人电脑将通过IBM强大的遍布世界的分销网络进行销售。新联想将成为IBM首选的个人电脑供应商，而IBM也将继续为中小型企业客户提供各种端到端的集成IT解决方案。IBM亦将成为新联想的首选维修与质保服务以及融资服务供应商。

　　全球运营

　　联想总部设在纽约的Purchase，同时在中国北京和美国北卡罗莱纳州的罗利设立两个主要运营中心，通过联想自己的销售机构、联想业务合作伙伴以及与IBM的联盟，新联想的销售网络遍及全世界。联想在全球有19000多名员工。研发中心分布在中国的北京、深圳、厦门、成都和上海，日本的东京以及美国北卡罗莱纳州的罗利。

　　公司主要的个人电脑生产基地设于中国的深圳、惠阳、北京和上海。联想的移动手持设备生产基地设于中国厦门。其他主要的制造与物流设施分别在美国、墨西哥、巴西、苏格兰、匈牙利、印度、马来西亚、日本和澳大利亚等。联想拥有庞大的分销网络，在中国有约达4，400个零售网点为客户提供服务。