TEDxTaipei - Zhi-Zhan Lian (連志展) - 勇氣在世界最頂端
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『爬山』，為何知道可能會危險到失去生命還要去做，一定要這麼偏執去做這件事嗎？ 連志展生於1973年，攀登世界七頂峰專案統籌執行，擔任非洲最高峰攀登隊領隊、卓奧友峰與聖母峰攀登隊基地營經理。三年內，在七大洲與六位攀登者，無數位協助人員，無數次瀕臨生命臨界的考驗，不論意見再怎麼紛歧，前方是如何危險，唯有登上世界七頂峰的夢想，能夠一再凝聚眾人，重新點燃就要熄滅的希望。曾為政大登山隊隊長、第二屆生態文學暨報導獎新詩組首獎，青少年野地教育「亞成鳥計畫」發起人、「聽看雪山」作者、「勇氣，在山盡頭」作者。目前是歐都納全球14座八千探險計畫專案執行、中華民國山岳協會年委員會主委，現為台灣生態登山學校理事、「彩虹太陽田野工坊」自然農法水稻水梨農夫，定居宜蘭三星。 Lian Zhi Zhan has ... Read more
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- -: TEDxTaipei - Zhi-Zhan Lian (連志展) - 勇氣在世界最頂端
February 6, 2012 (about 12 years ago)『爬山』，為何知道可能會危險到失去生命還要去做，一定要這麼偏執去做這件事嗎？ 連志展生於1973年，攀登世界七頂峰專案統籌執行，擔任非洲最高峰攀登隊領隊、卓奧友峰與聖母峰攀登隊基地營經理。三年內，在七大洲與六位攀登者，無數位協助人員，無數次瀕臨生命臨界的考驗，不論意見再怎麼紛歧，前方是如何危險，唯有登上世界七頂峰的夢想，能夠一再凝聚眾人，重新點燃就要熄滅的希望。曾為政大登山隊隊長、第二屆生態文學暨報導獎新詩組首獎，青少年野地教育「亞成鳥計畫」發起人、「聽看雪山」作者、「勇氣，在山盡頭」作者。目前是歐都納全球14座八千探險計畫專案執行、中華民國山岳協會年委員會主委，現為台灣生態登山學校理...
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- -: TEDxSanJoseCA - Ge Wang - Exploring New Ways to Connect People through Music
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- -: TEDxDanubia 2011 - Carolyn Steel - Sitopia -- how we can think through food
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- -: TEDxDanubia 2011 - Andrew Evans - Open Road, Open Life
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- -: Richard Baraniuk: Goodbye, textbooks; hello, open-source learning
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- -: Graham Hawkes: Fly the seas on a submarine with wings
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- -: Dan Gilbert: Exploring the frontiers of happiness
December 17, 2008 (over 15 years ago)http://www.ted.com Dan Gilbert presents research and data from his exploration of happiness -- sharing some surprising tests and experiments that you can also try on yourself. Watch through to the end for a sparkling Q&A with some familiar TED faces. TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best ...
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Stephen Lawler: Stephen Lawler Tours Microsoft Virtual Earth
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