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欧派杯2008中国厨房空间设计大赛火热报名中
“欧派杯2008中国厨房空间设计大赛”是由全国工商联家具装饰业商会和中国建筑装饰协会共同主办，并由广州欧派厨柜企业有限公司独家冠名的2008年中国最大规模的厨房空间专项设计大赛。本次大赛以“绿色、和谐、创新”为主题展开，旨在引导设计者本着节约能源、保护环境的原则，以绿色健康的生活方式来共同构建和谐的生活环境。
一、参赛报名方法：
第一步：从大赛网站www.fdesign.com.cn下载报名表，或从相关渠道(home.soufun.com)获得报名表并正确填写回传至报名邮箱:dasai08@126.com。
第二步：将填好的报名表连同参赛作品电子源文件于2008年7月30日前寄至大赛组委会（或传至QQ：66512256）。
二、参赛作品要求：
（一）设计主题与要求：
2008中国厨房空间设计大赛旨在通过“绿色、和谐、创新”的主题设置，让设计师用智慧、用行动来实现厨房领域的“绿色健康”理念。但设计者不能走极端，厨房首先是供消费者使用的空间，因此创作者首先要在自己的设计中体现实用性、舒适性、美观性，其次才是“绿色、和谐、创新”。
欢迎每一位有志于提高中国厨房空间设计水平的人士积极报名参赛，踊跃投稿！
（二）设计作品提交：
参赛者须提交以下的资料：
1、内含分辨率300、A3大小设计作品效果图电子源文件及分辨率72、A4大小的JPG格式效果图及电子版报名表的光盘；
2、书面报名表，请在“参赛报名表”内填写精简的设计说明：有关设计理念、使用功能、详细尺寸、素材及制造工艺等方面的说明。内容精炼，建议不超过500字。
3、参赛作品截稿日期为2008年7月30日。
4、作品电子文件的格式要求：
（1）厨房空间设计作品效果图源文件电子文件的格式为：PSD或JPG；
（2）厨房空间设计作品效果图源文件电子文件需准备多幅（如：不同角度、不同组合）；
（3）信封外请注明为设计大赛作品，光盘上请注明作品名称、作者姓名。
参赛者回报：
专业组:
□ 金奖 1名颁发：奖金RMB20000元以及参观米兰国际家具展证书、奖杯；
□ 银奖 2名颁发：奖金RMB15000元证书、奖杯；
□ 铜奖 3名颁发：奖金RMB6000元证书、奖杯；
□ 优胜奖 100名颁发：纪念奖品、优惠卡证书、奖杯；
业余组：
所有参与大赛活动的欧派消费者一律可获得额外9.5折优惠；
通过大赛官方网站（home.soufun.com)人气评选，每月面向参赛消费者送出2套欧派厨柜，共计12套。
另设部分现金奖项，包括：
□ 一等奖1名颁发：奖金RMB 8888元
□ 二等奖2名颁发：奖金RMB 6666元
□ 三等奖3名颁发：奖金RMB 3333元
□ 优秀奖若干颁发：纪念品
1、大赛各奖项视为年度大赛组委会颁发的中国厨房空间设计类最高荣誉奖项.(详细见大赛官方网站http://www.fdesign.com.cn/08opai/)
2、比赛获奖者和资料的参赛作品将被收录在《2008中国厨房空间设计大赛优秀作品精粹》。
3、提交作品将在CETV1－《居家风尚》栏目、搜房网、瑞丽等媒体进行展播，对提交作品设计师进行专访.同时在全国百家卖场进行循环展示。
组委会联系方式：
电话：010-58673452转633 李先生13401091619 李小姐 010－58673452转617
传真：010-58673454 QQ：66512256
地址：北京市朝阳区东三环南路58号富顿中心A座707（邮编：100022）
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A dear friend has been battling cancer for a decade or more. Through a grinding mix of chemotherapy, radiation and all the other necessary indignities of oncology, he has lived on, despite dire prognoses to the contrary.
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　　Though no one could ever prove it, I suspect that one of many ingredients in his longevity has been this flow of people who love him.
　　
　　Research on the link between relationships and physical health has established that people with rich personal networks — who are married, have close family and friends, are active in social and religious groups — recover more quickly from disease and live longer. But now the emerging field of social neuroscience, the study of how people’s brains entrain as they interact, adds a missing piece to that data.
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　　The most significant finding was the discovery of “mirror neurons,” a widely dispersed class of brain cells that operate like neural WiFi. Mirror neurons track the emotional flow, movement and even intentions of the person we are with, and replicate this sensed state in our own brain by stirring in our brain the same areas active in the other person.
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　　John T. Cacioppo, director of the Center for Cognitive and Social Neuroscience at the University of Chicago, makes a parallel proposal: the emotional status of our main relationships has a significant impact on our overall pattern of cardiovascular and neuroendocrine activity. This radically expands the scope of biology and neuroscience from focusing on a single body or brain to looking at the interplay between two at a time. In short, my hostility bumps up your blood pressure, your nurturing love lowers mine. Potentially, we are each other’s biological enemies or allies.
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