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此次出外四月，收入是否預先定好計劃？不管你們倆听從與否，我總得一再提醒你們。既然生活在金錢世界中，就不能不好好的控制金錢，才不致力金錢所奴役。

你太片面強調藝術，對藝術也是危險的︰你要不听從我們的忠告，三五年七八年之後定會後悔。孩子，你就是不夠wise[明智]，還有，彌拉身體並不十分強壯，你也得為她著想，不能把人生百分之百的獻給藝術。勃龍斯丹太太也沒有為了藝術疏忽了家庭。你能一年往外散心一二次，哪怕每次三天，對彌拉也有好處，對藝術也沒有害處，為什麼你不肯試驗一下看看結果呢？人人爱來信提到音樂批評，看了很感慨。一個人只能求一個問心無愧。世界大局，文化趨勢，都很不妙。看到一些所謂抽象派的繪畫、雕塑的圖片，簡直可怕。我認為這種“藝術家”大概可以分為二種，一種是極少數的病態的人，真正以為自己在創造一種反映時代的新藝術，以為抽象也是現實；一種絕大多數，則完全利用少數腐爛的賢產階級為時髦的snobbish[附庸風雅，假充內行]，賣野人頭，欺哄人，當做生意經。總而言之，是二十世紀愈來愈沒落的病象。另一方面，不學無術的批評界也泯滅了良心，甘心做資產階級的清客，真是無恥之尤。久久爱我近來身體不能說壞，就是精力不行。除了每天日課（七八小時）之外，晚上再想看書，就眼力不濟，籟落落的直掉眼淚，有時還會莫名其妙的頭痛幾小時。應看想看的東西一大堆，只苦無力應付。打雜的事也不少，自己譯稿，出版社寄來要校對，校對也不止一次；各方函件酬答，朋友上門談天，都是費時費力的。五八年以後譯的三種巴爾扎克，最近出了一種（《攪水女人》）；本擬明後天即寄你，不過月內恐不易收到。另外給劉抗伯伯的一本，也得你轉去。直寄新加坡的中文書，往往被沒收；只好轉一個大彎了。其余兩種大概明年三月左右也可先後寄出。《藝術哲學》二月中可出。

交友期間，盡量少送禮物，少花錢︰一方面表明你的戀愛觀念與物質關系極少牽連；另一方面也是考驗對方。久看在线视频一九六一年八月十九日

The International Space Station (ISS) is a permanently crewed on-orbit laboratory that enables scientific research supporting innovation on Earth and future deep space exploration. From design to launch, 15 countries collaborated to assemble the world's only permanently crewed orbital facility, which can house a crew of six and 150 ongoing experiments annually across an array of disciplines. The ISS represents a global effort to expand our knowledge and improve life on Earth while testing technology that will extend our reach to the moon, Mars and beyond.

Boeing officially turned over the U.S. on-orbit segment of the ISS to NASA on March 5, 2010, and continues to provide key engineering support services and capability enhancements, as well as processing for laboratory experiment racks. Boeing’s assessments have shown it is possible to sustain the life of the station’s primary structural hardware at least through 2030.

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Gateway

NASA is working with its partners and suppliers to design and develop the Gateway, a moon-orbiting outpost that will serve as a base for human and robotic expeditions on the moon, and for future missions to Mars. The U.S. presidential administration’s goal of “boots on the moon” in 2024 relies on the Gateway.

Boeing’s Gateway concept builds on the company’s experience from designing, building and operating the ISS for more than 20 years. Boeing is working on a habitation module and an airlock module that doubles as additional living/work space.

Launched aboard rockets including NASA’s Space Launch System, these Gateway modules and others would connect with one another in lunar orbit using NASA’s Orion capsule or a space tug. Following astronauts’ return to the moon’s surface via a lunar lander, the Gateway will become a hub for continuing missions to the moon and Mars for NASA, its international partners, and private companies.

International Space Station Technical Specifications

Length (pressurized section)	167 ft (51 m)	Operating Altitude	220 nmi (407 km) average
Total Length	192 ft (58.5 m)	Inclination	51.6 degrees to the Equator
Total Height	100 ft (30.5 m)	Atmosphere Inside	14.7 psi (101.36 kilopascals)
Solar Array Wingspan	239 ft (72.8 m)	Pressurized Volume	34,700 cu ft (habitable volume of 14,400 cu ft)
Integrated Truss Length	357 ft (109 m)	Computers to Control Station	52
Mass (Weight)	919,964 lbs	Power Generation	84 kw to 120 kw (usable power)

The Nations of the International Space Station

NASA selected Boeing as prime contractor for the International Space Station on Aug. 17, 1993, and the original cost-plus-award-fee contract began on Jan. 13, 1995. Boeing is responsible for maintaining the station at peak performance levels so the full value of the unique research laboratory is available to NASA, its international partners, other U.S. government agencies and private companies.