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1、BillGates智慧---長(zhǎng)遠(yuǎn)眼光創(chuàng)新---輟學(xué)WhenBillGatesmadehisdecisiontodropoutfromHarvard,hedidnotcaretoomuchoftheresult.GatesenteredHarvardin1973,anddroppedouttwoyearslaterwhenheandAllenstartedtheengineofMicrosoft.ManypeopledidnotunderstandwhyGatesgaveupsuchagoodopp
2、ortunitytostudyintheworld’sNo.1University.However,withsizecomespower,MicrosoftdominatesthePCmarketwithitsoperatingsystems,suchasMS-DOSandWindows.Now,MicrosoftbecomesthebiggestsoftwarecompanyintheworldandBillGatesbecomestherichestmanintheworld.Macaulay
3、CarsonCulkin(bornAugust26,1980)isanAmericanactor.HebecamewidelyknownforhisportrayalofKevinMcCallisterinHomeAloneandHomeAlone2:LostinNewYork.Attheheightofhisfame,hewasregardedasthemostsuccessfulchildactorsinceShirleyTemple.getalotofmoneybecauseofthefil
4、ms.Hisparentswanttotakeadvantageofhisfeatandfame,sothathewasannoyedandwantedtogiveup.CulkinstatedinaMay27,2004interviewonLarryKingLive,hetendstorefrainfromdisclosingaspectsofFamousforHomeAlonehispersonallife,thoughhediscussedhislifeasachildactor,theco
5、nflictinhisfamilylife(includinghisestrangementfromhisfather),andhowheretiredfromactingat14.[19]CulkinmarriedactressRachelMinerin1998,[20]butthecoupleseparatedin2000[21]anddivorcedin2002.[22]CulkinbegandatingactressMilaKunisinMay2002.[22]By2006,Culkinw
6、asresidinginNewYork,andKuniswasinLosAngeles.[23]OnJanuary3,2011,Kunis'spublicistconfirmedreportsthatCulkinandKunishadendedtheirrelationshipseveralmonthspreviously,saying"Thesplitwasamicable,andtheyremainclosefriends."[24]OnSeptember17,2004,Culkinwasar
7、restedinOklahomaCityforthepossessionof17.3grams(0.61?oz)ofmarijuanaandtwocontrolledsubstances,16.5?milligrams(0.25?grains)ofAlprazolamand32milligrams(0.5?gr)ofClonazepam,[25]forwhichCulkinwasbrieflyjailedbutsoonreleasedona$4,000bond.[26][27]Culkinrece
8、ivedthreeone-yearsuspendedprisonterms,forcedenrollmentintoaprobationarydrugtreatmentprogramanda$540fine.ThomasEdison發(fā)明先驅(qū)嘗試WecanlearnfromtheexperienceofthegreatinventorThomasAlvaEdisonthatsometimesaseriesofapparentfailuresisreallyaprecursortosu
