What an old bird says 2010

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This is a presentation I gave to the fresh graduate students intending to help them utilitize various online resources to do better research.

What an Old bird says�� Zhibo Xiao @ ITREC Dalian Maritime University

Resources and searching tools Building the right attitude ITREC Research Areas Prerequisites

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Editor's Notes

#75: &quot;Stay foolish&quot; is probably another way of expressing the Zen idea that you should keep &quot;beginner's mind&quot;, the state of curiosity you have when you are a novice at something and learning. You're open to new things (because everything's new) and aren't afraid to make mistakes. The alternative would be the sort of attitude when things get routine, and you start doing things automatically, without really paying attention or giving it your full effort. Stay hungry just means to not become lazy and satisfied.

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